The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-23

Island at 10 A. M. today and taken to
the Sheriff's house at IL A. NJ. He was
taken to the city and gave bail on
criminal indictment, having been I'M
mediately arrested on bench warrant
after his release from the custody OF
the Warden of the Penitentiary.
A cable dispatch from Calcutta says
the Chinese Government is concentrat-
ing troops at Mamoyne in consequence
of the Anglo Burmese quarrel. A for
midable Chinese army is available Tor
service at any moment on the frontier.
i This movement has greatly depressed
commerce there.
Tweed. on being brought into court
took a seat between his counsel, Dud-
ley and w. 0. Bartlett and others. lie
was accompanied by his son, VIM.
| Tweed, Jr., and several others. Prose
crtion was opened by District Attorney
Phelps and Messrs. Lyon Il Wheeler.
Tweed's bail bonds having been made
| out in the District Attorneys Office,
the prisoner, with his bondsnen aud
fe W friends, went to the Court of Oyer
and Terminer, in the new Court house.
T weeds appearance in the Park at
tt acted large crowd. The bondsmen
ere sworn and accepted for So 600 900
bail in the civil suits. There being no
| uorum, owing to the absence OF one
of the bondsmen, Tweed and several
o theirs then returned to Ludlow-street
il il, where he remains until the bonds
| are forthcoming.
ALBANY, June %.
A terrible accident occurred at a
moulding shop at West Albany at T.
M. 1t appears that o number of men
we're happening the cupalo, the con-
tents of which were to be melted, and
We're to be let in the furnace below.
The trap at the bottom of the capalo
caught and did not open and some of
the men took an iron bar for the pur-
| pose Of knocking out the pin in the
trap, which suddenly opened and the
molten metal flowed out on seven.
Several were burnt fatally.
Boston, June %.
Henry Roberts, who embezzled two
| thousand dollars while cashier OF the
| First Ward National Bank, was SEN
fenced to five years IN the county jail.
BROOKLYN, June %,
Beecher was present In court today
| with his wife. As usual large audi-
ence was present. On opening Judge
Neils on said that an evening paper SAID
last evening that he had framed his
charge to the jury, and that both part
les b anded in a request to charges
month ago. Judge Nelson denied it.
and said that the charges were not
/ ready. Fullerton said his side would
proba bly, hand in their request to the
charge during the day. Judge Nelson
said be hoped to be allowed to move
his charge without aid from either side.
Judge Fullerton assented to this. The
| Judge then had talk with all the
| jurors this morning privately, and ex.
| planned to them that he thought Full
lerton intended to reflect on them yes
terday. Fullerton said that the people
would be surprised if they knew what
| communication the counsel had re-
ceived in relation thereto, and persons
| had gone 80 far as to make affidayits.
Judge Nelson said the jury were not
cognizant OF anything wrong. Evarts
rose and defended the juror, Hall,
from assertions against him. Judge
Nelson put an end to the debate. The
counsel then resumed his address, and
began by referring to Beecher's letter
of March Is, 1871. expressing his afiec-
ton for Mrs. Tilton. speaking of true
inwardness. Mrs. Tilton's nest hiding
lettre was next reviewed. Beach arpu-
ed words and expressions should be
weighed deeply. The testimony of the
Red path was next taken up.
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