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New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

was begun on Monday, was the first witness yester-
day morning. Her testimony related to the depar-
ture of Mrs. Tilton for Monticello in 1860, and the
visit of Mr. Greeley to Mr.. Tltons house about that
time. Among other things she testified that Miss
Bessie Turner went to Keyport before the arrival of
Mr. Greeley, anddd not return for four or five weeks
Miss McDonalds testimony was introduced to con-
tradict Of that of Miss Turner. She was cross
examined by Mr. Shearman.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
Mr. THTON RECALLED.

Mr.. Morris-That is all. Mr.. TiltOn, you take
the chair now.
Theodore Tilton, being recalled testined a. iono~
nv Mr. Norrs- Mr.. Tilton, Mr woodley. when he wss
nnn the sand tssnSd that be hsd On aeeren1
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

occasions stopping over night at Mrs woodhulfs when
she lived In Irving place you ever there when she
lived at Irving pacef A. never Sir; never knew
that s there until heard that fact announced
in Court here.
Q. Did You say in Mrs. Woodhull's presence
Mr. Eyarts-what page and what passage do you refer
tOi
Mr.. Morris-I refer TO Part Q. page COO.
Mr.. Evarts-wat until find IL.
Mr. Morr1s-Yes Sir. The first question refers TO test
mony page 500 the question ask now, Part 8, page
800. Did you say to Mrs. Woodruff, In Mr.. Wood
leys presence the presence Of any person. or to her
when no person present. anything in substance to
this effect yicky you publish this thing, referring to
TO the scandal, "you will be a made woman y A. No.
Sir. never did called her vicky, and never
spoke 10 her about publishing this scandal.
Mr. Evarts-Oh, well. Mr.. Titon, you are not allowed
to go beyond answering the question.
Mr. Beach-That is very proper, Sir, that answer.
Mr. Evarts-I think not.
Mr.. Beach, think IL ia.
Mr Morris-I should have asked that question, Mr.
Evarts II saved the trouble Of asking the question
by his answering.
Mr.. Evarts-Oh, wen OF course ysur Honor under
stands that are entitled have confined
TO the question.
Judge Neils0n-Yes, Sir.
Mr. Eyarts-Otherwse, We are deprived Of our rights
OF obIecting TO the question.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

O. Mrs. Palmer says that she became acquainted with
vou at Mira Woodhus Office before The Golden Aos was
established when did you form her acquaintance A.
Not until several months after The Golden Age was esta
lished three months ut least
Mr. Evarts-T That Is, acquaintance with Mrs. Palmer.
The witness-with Mrs. Woodruff.
Mr. Morris-Mrs. Palmer says that she forneh her ac'
quantancc with the witness prior to the
The Golden Age.
Mr. Eyarts-And is the answer that he formed her ac-
quantance three months after the establishments OF 1h<
Golden Agef
The witness-The Golden Age had been running about
three months. Il in its third month before became
acquainted with Mrs. Woodruff at all. was introduced
to her by Mr.. Andrews.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-23

Washington county, lendor of lhe
liAlnllloh party, openly charged
llAl hrlhps nf Que llHn AMI
lnlars Ia one case, aud i've hundred
dollars IN another, had been 0lltui ia
Delegates 10 vote hr Carroll, which
was reloried "a hy Mr. fenlnu, VhO
said that q Baltimore city dclemle Ind
been offered a hflhe in money IN vote
Tor Hamilton, which was spurnod hy
Tie delegate, No ono Supposed lhla
hrihe WAS olltredewilh The knowledge
NJ lfhWlllpn, nor WIS any candidate 0T
lliH 49, ncales responsible for what was
done by outsiders, AZ 10 o'clock a, n,
The greatest confusion prevailed, aud
tho discussion became No excited that
Hon. John lllichie, The recognized
leader of llnmllun'a friends, ihfoni-
ened 70 withdraw from the COnyon.
Ton II The majority Insisted IN forcing
. vote NJ this settling, AZ hnlf pnsl
Tour o'clock A. NJ Hon, Stephenson
Archer announced that the Hamilton
men would agree 10 ndOpi the rules Of
The nst house 0l delegates VI Mary
lnnd, ~ far ~ applicable toa Conyen, |
Hon, The Carroll mon would nprpe 10 |
m adjournment tlll halfpast ten |
o'clock a, 81 This was agreed ~, and |
HE Convention adjourned to hal-past
on o'clock.
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lnWeF Ail,a iia' nsi, 6nii orilnan" W, I.
mrln nnQi pnlinlly 1919 "a lnW uliAllnl
lnhnrl low plNNllnH, if .iiim mldhllnl
dllnH ll'eaflflr lirraipa lul hilpsi 40 nn
purlh stock .Iiil hairsi uutnin last evening
a,lnl inlfsi nn hhipiNlfu q iNl hnlfa
Corn nrm ~ pHpHl LAY qnlelrr ~ flsl
.lold' la siam pmmiup, sterling
Nrw A0RK, aus 81, M0noy easy allltaa
pm rrni Stealing Qulni, Gold el,mllt,
governments npll nNn hipAuy new \ luli. I,
hlnlHa quiet ami nnnluHl
Cation qulHl nnd sinHnY. fnies 1ia bales al
ll 0fil'fN, consolidated moi Irrrlpls aaii
hnha exports ~ Great hdiinn $3.50 hAl,li
France So hnlNri nlnlinnui 2i hnlps,
fiuuf lnmain butter with iair demand
lNnlhrrn llnur decidedly nfmOr cninmnn ld
lnli extra, VI hiYi $50 rnnd ~ Ohploe oKlnt,
" M Wheat pkriipi, Irregular and unsatllud
hl Nfl hiahpintl llHll Al fnr \ inter I'D
Wltlelu VI |nWl CO.'S Amhpr 40 u Dol n lnr
WINE. Western i.lp more noiVe ana nrmer.
ilyeAnd excited, hut closed qnloi VI about io
advance. sugar ilrm ANA ninfr active AT III.
W1ln ihlr 40 good lenulnF W pflin0 rem,
~ uliilgf w haN tninihri in' s4liri gihnu.
lated ll'smliiio, InllUW h.o, iiuslU IA la1t
|, 10 Tor nlraingi, iupenllne iuli NJ NO,
whisky lower az allNllO, frOiphis steady
LONDON, InlY ~ Weather fnir nuiiion
Increased ilful paunfh
LNfnrO0L ll,y H-ruiton 10 arrive eaHl.
M, Sales 1000 bales American,
tulhng closed hlnnly, hHlnH eu,W1 bales |
embor li6-lagll-tol uoloiier, lI9ii l.l1o, |
november ~ NA2g December, VI il.l2o, |
January, Hhmil ASHER February. iib.iam |
faei March, II ll'MNli O'ldc
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Merehanls' rsenonre oon,ou,lou

WnlTE SULPHUR ApmNGs, w. Va.
July sa,w'lhe convention having coi,
Vehedi ne committee on permanent
organization presented constitution
ana bylaws which were unanimously
adopted
The first article provides for tho or.
RnnlIatl0n " q Cotton Exchange of
America, aud the second defnea tho
objects, extent aud Usefulness OF local
COLON exchanges IN securing reliable
ANA precise statements AZ regards
movements and extent oforops.
Provision II made Tor q regular bI.
ennlal meeting, The President, Vice
PRESIDENT aud seven Directors viii not
~ board ofgenepl management, aud
VIII appoint n Secretary, Treasurer aud
huch hHhlslnnla ~ may loo deemed neo-
eHnafy, with power for leyying assess.
ments, and disburae sums raised, but
shall not Incur debts. Exchanges han.
ding three hundred thousand bales
VIII he entitled TO two delegates, aud
one additional delegate 10 each addl.
llonal one hundred thousand bales.
The executive council should have
power 10 add 10 the constitution such
articles ~ received the vote OF twO-
thirds OF the representatives of eaoh |
convention, provided that said two.
birds shall represent majority Of the
constitution exchanges.
Nominations were postponed until
tomorrow.
The afternoon was occupied In the
discussion Of various topics.
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Noon Report.

GALvEsoN, July 22.-Cotton market dull
and nominal. Culinary llezc; good ordinary
l25Ec; low mlddling 1870; middling lie; good
middling l4%c.
LONDON, July -Noon-street rate OK,
which is ss below bank.
PARIS, July 22.-Rentes CSC, l5s.
LIVERPOOL, July 2.-Noon--Cotton quiet.
Middling uplands 10 Lied Orleans, 3-lGd.
Sales, 10000 bales.
Flour, 2dd for western.
NEW YORK, July 22.-Gold opened at 1917.
Stocks active and steady. Money at 2per
cent. Gold 121+. Exchange, long, a 81; short,
"a 30. Governments dull and unsettled. states
quiet.
l4I6c; Orleans I514c.
Futures,opened quiet. August I41{@l7-32c;
September IA 5-lG@l4 ll-S2c; 'toi er IA 1-l6@
IA 3-i2c.
Flour Ioc@2Oc better. Wheat sc@4c better.
Corn lc92c better. Pork heavy at $50 70.
Lard fiffner steam 14c. Turpentine &c.
Resin fifmat 81 G5@l 70. Strained freights
nrmer
BAlTrnoRr, July 22.-Flour active and
higher. Howard street western firm at 50 81
@575 Family $50; Others unchanged.
Wheat active, strong and higher; No.
western amber 81 80 mixed q 80 No. 2 west
ern red 81 f2@l IS Maryland red 81 So@l IS
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DOMESTIC.
commercial Failure.

Commercial Failure.
Boston, July 22.--George II. Lane q
Co., clothiers, have suspended. Liza
bilities not given.
Centennial Item.
PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-The Eng
lish Centennial Commissioners have
broke ground for their buildings, four
In number.
yellow Fever.
KEY WEST. July 22.-The yellow fe-
yer as an epidemic has about expend-
ed its force. No new decided cases in
about five days.
Signed; ]. V. HARRIS, M. d.
Health officer.
Long Island city seven thousand Dol
lars short.
New YORK, July 22.-The Treasurer
Of Long Island City is short about sew
en- thousand dollars cash, and larger
amounts of misrepresentation from
back taxes.
The Six Million steal
New YORK, July 22-Notice of APP
peal to the general term from the de-
bision of Judge Donahue, in the six
million suit, was served on the defend
ants. Legal circles regard the furnish
ing of detailed bill of particulars i'm
possible.
A Collector Killed at sfilI.
JACKSONVILLE, July %. : G. @.
Johnson, Deputy Internal Revenue
&c .stor and u member Of the Florida
Legislature, was shot and killed last
night at a Still house, about ten miles
from Femanania. Cause Of assassina-
ton not known.
Hamilton Nominated for Goyernor.j
BALTIMORE, July 22.--Just previous
to the announcement Of the last bal
lot Governor Groome Withdrew the
name of John Lee Carroll. when VIII
liam 7. Hamilton became The nomi-
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: MARYLAND.
MARYLAND.
The Democratic State COnyen-
tiOn-Ficrce Rivalry.
An AIl.Night. SessiOn-StOrIny
Debate and Warm Pro-
ceedings.

BALTIMORE, July 1.-The conven.
ton continued in session all night, MI
a o'clock this morning, when u adj
journed to 1920 THIS morning, without
having reached a vote on any nominal
ton. About ten O'Clock Thomas j.
Kearn, of Queen Annes county, was
made permanent chairman Of the con.
vention. Fillbustering continued and
motions to adjourn were constantly
made and voted down. No rules hav-
ing been adopted by the convention,
discussions on dilatory and other mo-
tipns took wide range and as the
hours moved on, the debate waved
hotter and hotter. Mr.. TreaHer, OF
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TELEGRAPHIC
MIDNIoMT DIsPATCHEs,
WASHINGTON.
nrisiow's iroom ~ work-Tobncco
crop Report-spain Drops . Note 10
the Department ofSinie,

WASHINGTON, July 22.--Judgc Fish
or VIII doubtless be relieved, and Chief
Clerk Avery suspended llrlstow has,
however, no advlces Of Ayery's lndict-
ment
The July returns 10 the Department
ofAgriculture, show that the acreage
OF tobacco Is greater than that OF last
year, tho Increase being In the great
tobacco producing States. Marylan
increased In area four per cent, Virgin
In three per cent, North Carolina thir-
ty-three per cent, South Carolina seven
per cent, Florida twenty.three per cent,
Mississippi sixteen per cent, Arkansas
ten, Tennessee twenty-three, Kentucky
twenty-five, Ohio twenty-five, lndl-
ana forty. nine, Illinois llity-siX, Mis-
souri, sixty, New York, Pennsylvania
and Texas report the same areas rs last
year. New Hampshire reduced her
small acreage some thirty per cent,
Massachusetts twenty-five, Connect
lieut. two, Georgia twenty-five, Ala
bama ten, Louisiana ten, Wisconsin
and Kansas eleye%
The condition 81 the crop is most
satisfactory in the largest tobacco
States. indiana Is twenty per cont
above an average. The whole of Ken
lucky, which produces two-iiflhs OF
our whole crop, is three per cent above
an average the other large producing
States are either very near full aver
age or above. The remarkably de-
pressed condition Is noted only in the
smaller producing States.
Advices received Mt the Navy De-
partment from the South Atlantic
fleet, report that our vessels there are
now free from yellow fever.
Information has been received Mt
the Department of State to the effect
that circular has been issued by the
Spanish Government, with II view to
the vigorous enforcement of the eX-
listing law of that country requiring
the exhibition Of passports by persons
entering or leaving Spain.
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A FTERN0ON DISPATCHES
FOREIGN.
An Alliance OF MI The Prcsby ierinns
IN the World.

IN the World.
LONDON, July 81. In the Prcsby
terrain Council to-day the constitution
OF the future union was discussed. III,
American delegates favored the for
nation Of confederation, but u large
majority Of the Council preferred the
title and form OF an alliance M less 70,
strlcted In scope and II was ultimately
agreed that M alliance of all reformed
Presbyterian churches Of the world
should be formed. Tho delegates
dined together this evening IN the
Free Mason's hall. Several speeches
were made. Rev. d. Ychoil, Of New
York, expressed his admiration of the
recent work Of Moody and Sankey,
and hoped that they would be perma-
nently useful. The final sitting of the
Conference will be formally announo-
ed.
Tho Tcams--Thc: New CarIist Com.
mnnder.
LONDON, July 20.-The Times this
morning, In its financial articles, con-
dennis the silence OF the managers of
the Direct United States cable in re-
gard to the line, and says inquiries Of
its stockholders meet with blank refu-
sal TO impart information.
The attendance at Wimbledon, to-
day, was small. The match for the
shield was shot at ranges Of
eight hundred, nine hundred and q
thousand yards. The possible team
score at each range is six hundred
points. The shooting at the eight
yard range resulted in the
following score: English, 5l5; Irish,
SOP, and Scotch, 49S.
1t is reported that General Mendire
succeeds General Pemll rs chief in
command of the Carlist forces.
Leaning towards the Left.
VERSAILLES, July 22.--In the Assem-
bly, to-day, after close contest, the
Right carried motion to discuss the
question of recess tomorrow, the Left
sought to postpone the debate until
The Right Center is completely dis
'upted; the liberal portion are seeking
/ fusion with "a group under the leader
hip of M. De Lavarque, with q lean
ng towards the Left.
rhe Challenge Cup Is Won by Fulton.
LONDON, July %. The rain ceased at |
Wimbledon at $50 p. NJ, and the shoot
ng for the challenge cup, which is to
" competed for by the Americans |
lone, began at $3.50 p. NJ. The sky was
owering, and the wind light. Fulton
made eight consecutive bulls eyes, and
Janfield six. The following is the
core: Fulton, 1873; Garfield, 1876; Cole
nan, ll9; Bruce, III; Ballard, 10S; Gill
ersleeve, los.
Baron LOe and Herr Sigel Sentenced TO
Prison.
MUNICH, July 22.-The Ultramon-
ane baron, Loe, has been sentenced to
tx months imprisonment for treas
nable speech made by him in Octo-
er, 1878.
Herr Sigel, editor of the Ultramon-
ane Journal, Vaterland, was sentenced
o prison to-day to serve out ten
months sentence for reasonable re-
marks; and was sent to prison.
Cotton Trade steady.
LIVERPOOL, July 22.-The Post de-
lares that nothing has occurred to
reate the least l,neasiness In the cot
On trade, and says that reports to the
ontrary are not sustained.
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SALE.

800 acres of land near the Dallas and Tnr-
rantc line, near Pacific railroad. Also,
800 acres on West Fork OF Trinity river, in
Wise county. Price low--one-fourfh cash.
balance in one and two years. Also, lots in
Central Railroad addition 70 city Of Dallas.
on liberal terms. JOHN w. LANE
General Conveynncer and Notary Public.
Ohice-Gasfon 4 Thomas Bank.
July 11-d2w-W2t
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

orFIoE oF rnE DALLAS lIEnALD
iuly -, 1870, J
uold, li0Wll2, Allyor, 100.
ENchunHu-p domestic, " per cent dlaoount
hllling y per cont premium, TOnolai uuo'
tnlons nominal,
Wheat, per bushol, ONNlso,
oats, pei hushol, WWllr.
200, ''''''"'
Hay baloa new crop, per ton, ~ M@li w.
Potatoes, per hnffel, i0mO0c,
uniona, p0r barrel, 1iul w,
Harley, mMbio pnr huNhOl,
Bran, n 0OpOr ton.
Rye, bMOOi per huRhc.
Hides, dry INIT per pound, heavy, lalScsil;
dly ninl, psr pound, HIGHT, b@lO groom, hos
DO sailed, bA@Oc,
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nee, The vote stood Carroll "a and
iiamlllon h1, when the former Mas
Withdrawn The financial plank in
me plallorm firmly opposes amy iulln-
upll ~ NE currency, and fayOn the re-
sumption Of specie payment AZ tho
earliest possible mOmGnf,
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FOREIGN
For violence of speech Mr. Plumb is
Asked TO Leave the House of Com

EVT siVIeuce vi Sptech MT Niu"" -
Asked 10 Leave the House of Com
mons.
LONDON, July 22.-Mr Plumb made
so violent an attack on the Govern
meht that the speaker requested him
to leave the House.
No change of position at Abbotsford.
Disraeli announced that the govern
ment would abandon the merchants
shipping bill this session, and ex-
pressed the hope that the session close
between the 10th and 18th of August.
Destructive storm i'm Prussia.
BERLIN, July 22.-The town of Wom-
burner was recently visited by heavy
rain storm from which she suffered
greatly. Bridges, houses and crops
were destroyed.
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FRIDAY MORNING itlitliJuly 49,
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival aud Departure of Traina AZ
Dallas,
TIIE WEATHER.

For the South Atlantic and Gulf
States, falling or stationary barometer,
South 10 Southwest winds, aud warm
aud partly cloudy weather viii pre-.
vail, with occasional rains In the Ten
nessee aud Ohio valleys,
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Austin dispatch TO Houston Tele-
graph "Tho contest between FEEDER.
al olllco.holders aud asplrants resulted
IN collisions to-day between II. Camp
bell and Internal Revenue Clerk Car
penteri also between Frank Brltton
aud II Purhell, son of the United
states Marshal. There was oonsldera-
bic excitement, but nobody hurt.n
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Corruption In High Places.

ST. LOUIS, July 22.--More whisky
ring indictments have been returned,
including, it is said, Avery, chief clerk
of the Treasury.
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Sportsman Ton rna ment at Memphis

MEMPHIS, July 22.-The Tennessee
Sportsman's State Association will hold
three days tournament, beginning De-
tober %, at the Fair Grounds near the
city. For trap shooting, the prizes ag-
gregate three thousand five hundred
dollars, bench show for settlers and
pointers, five hundred dollars and for
field tril one thousand three hundred
dollars.
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Ouiragc-A BeecI,er Item.

New YORK, July 22.-Mrs. Merritt,
wife Of Colonel Merritt, A. G.. A., was
enticed Oh board the tug Mike Norton
and outraged. Two men have been
arrested on suspicion.
Leaders, bail has been fixed at thir-
ty thousand dollars, and the trial set
for the September tenn.
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Frazer Again Makes his Escape from
Confinement.

New CASTLE, Del, July 22.--E. b.
Frazer, sentenced for life imprison
In New Castle Jail, and who has been
confined there for the last ten wears,
made his escape for the second time
about one o'clock this morning. A
bar had been forced oil Of his Jail by
jack that had been secretly conveyed
to the prisoner. How he escaped over
the walls is still II mystery.
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Trotting Entries.

SARATOGA, July 22.-The first trot-
ting meeting in Glen Mitchell park
commences next Monday. The en-.
tries number forty-seven.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-04-01
Ser gnrnnhn In @enraia.

Die 8abn bes Sornabe ,uar 200 bis 500
OarOs brett. 3.r GDcIon tuor cpIinoerf0rs
mia isnb brebte ii6 NIT fur6tbarer 8ei9witts
biofeit pou glorben mad Sioe1.. 9ie por6ez
re BoIte mar I6pars tpie Die 9ta6t unb etpo
eine baIbe gletIe i'm 1lmfan9; bic bintere
g8olfe mar non einent be!Ien Si1te erLeu9tet.
Ser gpcton brouits in fait brett Oitli9er &tbs
t,ang btnwes na9 Roroea. Sea6oem Der SOrs
nabo Gamac per,piiftet batte, f6eint er ii9
mad Often unb gtorben setbeiItS gu baben. Ser
cine Gbeil broiGite oberbalb une Der onbere
unterbaLb pon stusufto iiber ben Sapannob
Gtrom birpes. 8eibe Tornabos ri6teten
8Iei6 8roben S6aben an. Ssietge Saunte
1nnrben tuie gobr getnidt rnb ir ttan9en
sSaaen breiuierteI 0teiIen nett bur9 bic SUIT
oefhhrt. 9em Tornabo poran 9inS Elm btltiss
PIES i9peres @et6Ie, tuie ber Bonner poi1
IAwerem 9ei9iB. = Gin NugenSeu8e bertdbs
tet, oaB has @et6le Die Sinne betaabeHo mar.
Wtan b6rte es ,piIo bur6 chamber tracber, rols
len uno toien. Sauier ftiirjter e''' iino Gss
den, bic elm eeSabs6nnbert lang ben Stilrn.en
oetroBt hotteil, braden rpte biirre gtesisr. Sn
Dem per,piiftetsst Diartft, tuel9er s Counties
in @epraia uno breiin Gib Carolina ,tsttfaBt
berrTcbt arobe glptb. Ser 8erIut an Glgens
tbun, III ,lnaebeuer inc bic Site Der 1OOtea
unb 8erluunoeter Sraaenerre8enb. E