Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-18

ESPECIAL. TO THE DAILY sENTrNEI.l
Evidence OF Eeecher's Guilt.
NEW York, June IS.
The Herald this morning says that
Louder and Price, the two upholster-
ers, who, it is alleged, were eye-wit-
nesses to the criminal intercourse be-
tween Beecher and Mrs. Tilton, APP
peared at Judge Morris office yester
day in answer TO a subpoena and made
atfidavits completely confirming the
statement made by them and pub
lished on Monday. Both men express
a willingness to take the stand and tell
all they know. Judge Fullerton, it is
said, will tomorrow make a motion
to reopen the case. Lietz, the drug
gist, has been summoned by Tilton's
counsel to be in Brookly to-day.
1t was stated during recess that
Beach would not finish his address be-
fore next Friday afternoon. In that
case Judge Nelson said he would not
charge the jury until Monday.
1t is now considered certain that Til
toms counsel will at the conclusion of
Beach's address ask that the case he
reopened for the admission ofthe lately
discovered evidence.
The Republicans OF Maine.
PORTLAND, Me-, June Is.
In the Republican State Convention
to-day, the committees reported a Sc
ries of resolutions, the salient points of
which are as follows: That the union
of the States must be maintained at
all hazards; that the Government Is
that OF a nation of coniederacy; that
local selt-goveInment must be al
hered to: that there can be no legiti-
mate conflict between the covers of
the nation and of any State; hat a
sound currency based on coin and re-
deemable in coin is essential 10 the pros
perity of the people; and that the
most kindly and fraternal relations
should he cultivated between all sec
tons OF the country.
Upon the first ballot General Seldeu
Conner was nominated for Governor.
The Eeecher Scandal Case Again.
NEW YORK, Junel7.
Beach to-day continued his argu-
ment in the Tilton-B eecher ease before
the session of the Congregational
Council and criticized a letter of
Paachar IN Moulton IN which he smoke
of Storrs, address before that indicial
bodv What vas Reacbar,s natives
Tor danouncinp this p~entinrmn? He
was a friand az Raecher,s of tventv-
five years. standing: a brilliant writer;
- man In whom the neople came i'm
tbe,r troubles for sv,nnaihv aud a
Christian ~clargymon nost a%,uiuenf i'm
his rrotassion on thu niehts of IA.
capnber IN 1870 Reecher learned that
1ilfon had iudueea hi. wife ia mako
charges AGAINST him -Heachar-a
cbarge d-isrraceful 10 fine laws of God
and socjaty aud vet Eeecl,er con,es 70
Tflton and bears with him the highest
admiration of tho woman and teach.
inc nor She vas uohle and ,~na1nani.
mons. and this man. a hjah priest of
The Lord bound 10 rehuke lin and ra-
sent false and atrocicus CHARGES.
Raecher took this man to his bosom
and eulouized hin, in his ma NOR the
Cayisfj0p Union How Ionp wonld
tho christian ministry be reverancad
if this man. The pastor Of the greatest
church in tho world. was Allowed to
take To his breast this liar and CON
sniratorp The iurv miqht he deluded
nv the DIGNITY If dafendanf and tbev
might think he WAS too needfll TO The
cause of God to be fearlesslv Judged:
put not thus would be the iiIdg-
nleflt OF nm Who Judges the thoughts
y, az ne". G'"in', az" SroNv Va
neeonei puo'to oaieel as n''i's'ea,
VWl"ao,, ",NGi 49, sn",e9'n"n, 'oi3
ioiGM ~ .mo u. I'M y ,ap.e' an" saau
ene Juay WI - NI ho w. &c 10 va
~ : s,n,p.I un", ny :" mn ~"
n"s Ma Wan ~ o'.l
that he was charged with adultery,
and by word and action he admitted
1t. If this man had sinned at the
altar and had desecrated his priestly
robes (reierrinS % the advice OF
Beecher to Mrs. Tilton with regard
to IA separation) counsel said, why was
poaah d";aoa thrnnrh ,eT, 80 -
and IA this wife to remain true to her