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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18
sLArxx,

sgss4M > - - ssfas5sssSa /.
"a firm OF md = stsashase fasisd
with liabilities of ) million dollars.
This failure was caused BY Alexander
Collier & Cos suspension. Claws,
Phillips &Co., bankers, and Small,
W.ue& & Co., of zA.achesterh have fail.
ep: The last two firms are insoly.
ent.
Paris, June 18.-Bureaus of the
Left shsye decided to offer no amend.
'a,nt e the oonsst; tp.iessl s6ilk sstssoss, !
IL Sodnitteel Of thbty ysdtH tos Ne
oil possible steps to hasten the date
of.tReaoncial dissolution. Of the as.
sembly. The Left will move to:mor:
row that the public powers Fbill abe
placed 90 the table as the order OF
l6ss.ss !. june -; nrhs Nsse,
Gazette says England having declin.
"a to enter into intimate relations
with Russia unless Central Asian
states are placed under the protection
Of international law. Russia has nc
teasos to have the 4 alliance of the
three emperors aud cnter into league
svish. that soasti1.s u w g
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18

ST. PAUL, June IA terrible hail
storm passed over the western part Of
Don - county Last night, dsqFoyjng
|.es99 .seypg9sRl y II, ~ e .gIs
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18

Se1eO i
I FAEao, p. :, - .1s.-An acos;
5deat occurred 81 p.kota division
g ~ N e,n > railroad about
half way Sbetws mestown and d
Bismarck On w Ay. afternoon,
resulting in the deathlof w. A. Fit.
patrick, roadmaster, and Chas. N.
Saunders, Of Bisai AMr. Sullivan,
superintendent Of the road and Fitz-
patrick, were riding on the pilot ol
the engine At the time. At the point
of accident the road sbsd had been
washed oat = few hours Ihe5ote, leay.
ing the rails and ties ip position.
Superintendent Sullivan and Fitzpat-
rick both jumped, the former escaping
with some severe bruises, the latter
being caught under the engine as ii
len over. He has been road master
alpce t,esroad was completed, and
s,tys ~ respected as an efficient
oflcer. The engineer and fireman
were badly bruised but not seriously.
In the q s. court six persons en-
gagged in stealing government grain
at Fort Lincoln have thus far been
convicted and await sentence Other
cases continued over for additional
evidence ~
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18
POLITICAL
The Ohio. Democratic Convention
Ticket and platfnrm

\ II CoLuMBus, June 1.-THE demo,
cratic state convention was one Of the
largest and most turbulent ever held
in Chic.
The following ticket was nomiaa.
4 For governor, VIM, Allen; slieuten-
ant governor, Samuel #. Carey; su.
Preme judge, Thos. D. Ashburn; au,
ditor, e. NJ. Greene; treasurer, j.
Schriener; attorney general, T. E.
Powell; member Of the board Of pub.
lie works, II. E. Hogan.
Il The platform declares,
n la sacred adherence To the principles
Of government initiated by he fathers ii
the republic. -
2. Opposition TO aggrcssions by either
department of the government on the 9th.
er, or OF federal or state governments.
y. Protection of the. government by all
citizens.
4. Presidents service should be limited
to one term, at salary Of x25O00 per
year.
5. Retrenchmcnt and reform in every de-
RAs sss.sSns "a tuS SOSCTulucuS.
y. No grants OF land or money by the
steamships or other companies.
2. Preservation of the public lands for
the benefit Of citizens Of the United States
and=foreign emigrants who have declared
their intention to become such.
=. That in the contraction of the curren.
cy heretofore made by theIepublican party,
and the further contraction proposed by it.,
We demand that the policy be abandoned
and that the volume of currency be made
and kept equal to the wants OF the trade,
leaving th4 restoration Of legal tenders to
par with gold, to be brenght about by pro.
moiing. the Industries Of the people.
3. The policy indicated by the republican
party of abolishlng legal tenders and Civ.
Ing banks power to furnish the currency
will increase the power 0f an already dan.
gerous monopoly, and the enormous burden
now expressing the people. We oppos,
this policy and demand that; all national
bank circulation be promptly and perma-
nently retired and legal tenders issued In
stead.
10. Tue government should cease to dis
credit Its currency, should make legal ten.
ders receivable for all public dues
IL. We favor the payment of half the
customs in legal tenders.
12: Thrift for the purpose Of revenue.
Is. We favor q complete separation Of
church and state religions, equal and exact
juslcc to all religions ocietles, and purely
secular education at the expense of the tux.
payers. without division among or control
by any sect of any portion Of the public
school fund. 3s
"a. We are opposed to tile passage OF
sumptnary laws or any interference with
social habits or customs not in themselves
criminal.
Csoluusus, o., June ls.-s The state
democratic executive committee met
this morning and was organized by
electing the following officers: John
Thompson, chairman; A. Martin, sec.
retarv; Jacob Roberts, treasurer. ,.,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18
WASHINGTON.

WAsnlScrox, June 1s.-The com
missioner's Office is overburdened
with applications for appointments.
Petitions Game ne from f 9 q al p.rtssof the
union aud aie for omosss- under the
revenue bureau \ from highest to low.
est grades.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18
Casualties

WElHsBRlDGE, N. H., June 49,
Frank I. Dow, Chas. T. Sanborn and
Ed. Richardson were drowned in
Lake Winpigissca yesterday BY the
capsizia6 Of theisboat, 4 II 4
SAN FRANc1sco, June l8.-The
ship Champlain, from New York
Moccilie master, struck on North
karralone at seven o'clock last even
IND, nathe,captain and one man. were
drow wts Ths res. Of the crew a
rived Skerestbis morning. sS 81
San FRANCISCO, June 18.-Lasl
night the ship Champlain was lost o,
North Farrolene during : dense fog
which had lasted three days, during
which time no observations could be
obtained The whole length of tht
bottom w.s k6oetsd eu. when she
struck the rock, and the boat wen
downFin few moments. The mel
hid scarcely time to take to the boats
Capt. Moccille was drowned. A sea
man Wis killed BY falling. off the rig
ging. The ship was loaded with. gen
eral cargo, including coal and pigsiiron
Ship and cargo total loss. t.s.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18
49,


BARnYosE. June ls.-A FIRE this
morning destroyed the greater por.
tion p Of the business part Of the town.
one.balf Of the buildings on both
sides Of Main reet-haye been de,
stroyed, and the FIRE is still burning,
jFi,s S. eempspies sTe4 arriving from
ne bs.!pglels s.!gl cite. .spd A tsoszna. e! z. ID
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18
Bunker Hill Centennial.

BosToN, June 17.-The frst feature
Of marked interest was the review Of
the entire body Of militia by Govern.
or Castor and invited guests Of tie
state and city. General B. F. Butler
commanded the review. The state
troops were well received, but genu-
inc enthusiasm was reserved for the
visiting soldiery. The review lasted
an hour and half. II is estimated
that $4,000 to 10000 troops were in
line. The military division of the
procession was two hours in passing
the state house, and was the finest
display ever made by the state ma.
litia. Among the distinguished guests
were tfe members of the diplomatic
corps, Vice President Wilson, Gener.s
ats Sherman, Burnside, Hawley,-theE
governor, congressman aud senators
from Maine and Massachusetts,, and
the governors OF. New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jer.
scy, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Mis-.
sissippi. -Commemoration services
at the monument were begun at six
O'Clock in the tent. aas &.
George Washington Warrengpresi.
ided, and introduced General Charles
Dcvin, Jr., as orator Of the day.. The
orator graphically described the bat.
tie, aud appealed for the burial Of all
political animosities of the late war.
General Shermens then made .
speech, in the course Of which he said
that this was the most remarkable
pageant ever witnessed in its enthusi.
asm. II 5T7s=7
Governors H4rtranft, ,of Pennsylva.
MIA, Bcadle, Of New Jersey, Ingersoll,
Of Connecticut, and Dingley, of
Maine, delivered short addresses in
turn. s.tss;fs sstss /;
Darkness caused an .bru pt ytermi.
nation OF thesexcrcises. The uumbef
of persons in the city to-day il esti-
mated at from SOC, 600 to $50, 600:
About half leave tonight. Facilities
for transportation are not equal
TO the task, though every
car and boat is pressed
Into service. This evening an informal
reception wasrgiven by the Massachu-
setts commandery Of the Loyal Legion
OF the United States 10 General Sher.
man, and was largely attended by dis.
tinguished guests, tho various mill.
tary organizations being entertained
| by the social and political clnbd Of the
city. At = late hour tonight the
streets are thronged by crowds of peo,
/ pie attracted by the brilliant illumina'
tions on the principal buildings. There
is q general display sof 6rework,
around the city. 4sl 81,
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81. Ieu.i..

ST. LOUIS, June ls.
WHEAT-Lowc No. 9 fall, ti.s4 10,
june; $1.3l11ss for July. -
Coas-Lower; e71l @o71zc for cash
704@ @7lc for August. y,sS;a Ri
0Ars-Lowsr, .. 5s05S1fc.
RYE-Unchanged. =
WHlsKY-steady, Il 11.1s..
i PoRK-Dull and nominal, At 41925.s
L BULK MEArs-Nominal.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18

CHIcA90HAs, = LlTTIx OF IT.
CalcAdo. Jane l 18.-A slirht shock
w.. .s'. i ys.'s.. p,''; 2! e si!y
this morning, but no damage is re.
: ported 10 any quarter.
IxDlAsApoLls, Jupe ls.-A slight
shoshsh - 4 eshspslcs Was fels here
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18
Maternal beard Il Trade.

Oex1000 0o9f0 q TRADE.
RAlll4.prlPnlAs June ls. The M
tioaal Board of Trade convened this
.a.esning: They favor the purchase
by The government Of postal tele-
.sraph elaeasof tte. present telegraph
eeni 3. paid for, ,by the, gov:
l.n i so.q . i "a svss,e. J; il dis.
y 4 = - .shc 4 ! |, e cipcialnsatli, q
Potion, Of lows, aud others. A mo.
'tion to indefinitely postpone was car.
sisa:
Y The following resolutions were
sipp Is.
@s. 20 inland carriers should be
r. deliver BY weight Of bulk
that the exporta.
elqucsted, to consider
|3lI; Es Z .so 10 natiosal board O
trade It its next meeting, what, tany
}esisls.iosa. and yhe.heS state y & n.
Etiqaelt i needed, or can be secured %
x1e6t the purpose Of defining th.
FriEhssd curriers', AID ol restricting
.,ia = b'lbb etseldiass ql|lll &. ,nd q
rsil1esd reoeip4s il accordance will
tss priusiiif sii;a faes y I oond III mon law. a
81 Hs3n,rS ~ A.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18
The heni,.s,l md ii
ID ! = ssn Alsptsd.
Pertioas u Ohio. InAi.n. and
Illinsis Shake ID BY a
Earthqaak
At 1A1THouAx'l'
It shakes up Portions Of s, Il
,essss. 1ia1e eld uliuoia

C,xclxsAr1, O., June u. ports
from Urba, sidney and otbsf lsas
in ,soathwsstcrn Ohio, statessll e q
eleven O'clock thi. morning svere
shock q ~ eat.aauake v.ssi 4. In
Sidney . large pumbees1 ss were
shsaksa ssfy peroep asd walls
cracked. The inhabii{ ) sraa out Of
their hioasts iaso The IAe e
costent. q e. : drug store were thrown
to 'e \. 81! 81 Z. l.ssa. bo9ilss .9il. ,' Vas
moved nearly . foot out Of its original
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18
.New York.

!. New York..
II d New YORK. June 10.
. WHEAT-S Steady; spot heavy and lower
No. 3 Chicago. el.12@1.15; No. Q Mil.
wankee. 41.16@117; winter red western
$l.81@l. So
CosN-Dnli and unchanged. III
RYE-Quiet. 1
BARLEY-Nominal.
oArs-Dull; mixed western. es@eac.
PoRK-Heavy, at ef9. .40@l0.50. $50.
! LARD-Quiet, at tl8alc.
WHlsKY-tt:3o.s- 4 . :. -
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. l

New York Money ana s,ock Marke,,
New York, June 1s.
Money 20s1z per cent. *.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18

LONDON, jun slS, 3:30p. m.-At
this time dams fumors are in cir;
cul.tion in busia circles, but there
i generally !. vi !. 3 feeling prevail
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,, June is.
WnRAr-s,eady; eessc for Aug.
! Live stock Markets.
- CHICAGO.

y 81 .7'l''.i - CHICAGO, June 18.
Hoes Receipts, 1000; fairly active and
steady; common TO choloe, % 64O07 90;
bulk ef sales, 4650@z 80. (. a q
CATTI.E-Receipts. 400; fair demand
and steady; medium TO choice, tb.2t@8.7 Is.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18
ST. LOUIS.

4. y 81 Lou,ss, June Is.
q aH1ooaass..lRaeceipts. 1oas. r CO. lover; shippers
4690@7 30. z e zszs @
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-12

san Francisco. Ests biished IN 1851. fCr The
treatment Of s.zual and seminal Diseases suea
as Gonorrbes elect, Structure, syphilis IN
its forms, Seminal Weakness. lmpotency, ct.
skin diseases Of Years standing and llcerat.d
Les successfully treated
Horrible Diseases.
How many thousands OF persons, both rlais
a-,i feIuale sre there who are suht ring ont
mis-, rabI, existence from II" effects OF secret
LICENCES. ..-.i4 -irus absorbed into the sys-
ten. ! Look ct li,rIr pal:d. --nacia:eI md dis
figure faces and the:r brohen-dOwn constits
tons. disqualifying them for the happiness ~
marriage or the en- IntCt Of life. III tt.
hol1.d situation. thousands suffer until death
Gloss the SCI ne. Let part nts. guardians.
friends. sttend to these who are suffering with
any Of these horrible, life destroying .msladies
see that they are cared for and cured before i
be too late. Send them Immediately to DE-.
GIDEON, physician who has nsde priva.s
diseases his especial study for years, and who is
certain to cure the most inveterste case, without
mercury or any inlGrlousdrugs.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions the consequence % Sell
abuse: This solitary vice, or depraN ed sexual
indulgence, il practiced by the youth OF both
sexes to an slmos; Unlimited extent. producing
with uEerriEg certainty, the following train %
morbid symptoms. unieAs conbsted ~ sclent4-
ic medical measures, VIZ: Saliow counted
ance dark spots under the eyes. pain in tbs
head ringing in the ears, morse like the rustltns
OF leaves and rafting Of cha-io;s, unesslness
sed vision blun.ed intellect loss OF confidence,
difid.nce in approaching strangers dislike to
form new Acquaintance, disposition to shun
society, loss OF memory, hectic tushes, pimpies
| snd various truptions about TIE faces, furred
| tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption,
| night sweats, monomarix aud frequent insanity.
| II relief be not obtained, should apply imIne-
diateiy either in person or by letter, and have
cure effected by his new and scientific mode Of
treating this disease, which never fails os II.
fecting quick and radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at . distance may be CURED AT
HOME by addressing letter TO DIR. GIBBOS,
stating case, symptoms, length Of time the die
ease has continued, and have medicine prompt.
~ forwarded, FREE from damage and curiosity,
to any part Of the country. with full and plan
directions. By inserting Ten Dollar. coin. t.
registered letter, through the Postofhcs OF
through wells, Fargo Co.; package Of msdi-
cine will b forwarded to any part Of the Union.
Correspondents viii please inform DR.. Gibbon
that they read his advertisements in the APPEAL
address, DIR. j. =. GlBBON.
js2Sly Box 1857. San Fransiseo.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-12
Furniahed Room for Rent.

NVnR UNDERSIGNED OFF ERS FOR
rant . very elegantly furnished room
fronting ON 0arssn street, between sixth ahd
Seventh streets, Carson Oity. magnificent
garden surrounds the house. For further par.
ticulsrs enquire sn the PR nises.
Hy1.U MRS. ROWE.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-12
NOTICE OF SALE OF lMP0uNDEu
ANIMAL.

gUyAKRN UP APRIL ~, 1875. ON
strses north Of Torreyson's Block, Carson
City: One bay hsrss, black name and tail, three
white feet; left fore pastern white; right fCrs
pastsrn black; left hind pastern white xbovo
fetloek; right hind pastern black on inside,
down to hoof, outside white; branded L. H.
Notice is hereby given that unless applied fol
and redeemed prsvi. usly, l will tell the above
described animal, to pay the charges that have
accrued and will accrue, against him and costs
in front Of the Court House door in Carson City
on the
18th day Of May, A. D. 1875,
O'Clock P. n.
s. T. SWIFT,
City Marshal.
Carson City. Nay 4, 1875. nIy4-3s
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DWELLING FOR SALE.

A DWELLING AND GROUNDS
IA desirably located in Ca ~, is ofer-
ed for sale on favorable terc,a. W house con
tains nine LaId-fnished Iu~A.e. Fer further
information apply to Carson APPEAL Office.
my4.1h
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-12
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
- NEW REMEDIES
III NEW REMEDIES :
ID DIR. GIBBONS DIsPENSARf
!2E5 Gs:S Kearny street.

san Francisco. Established in 1854. for the
treatment Of sexual and seminal Diseases sut
as Gonorrlss. elect, Structure, syphilis in
its forms, Seminal Weakness. lmpotency, ct
SIX diseases Of Years standing ard llcerat.d
Les successfully treated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
THE REDIRECT EXAMINATION.

Mr. Evarts-f your Honor please, do not
expect that the redirect will take very long, it may not
exhaust the half hour between and the time of ad
tournament. But when am through shall ask for
adjournment the next witness is Mr. Cleveland
and don't wish 10 bring him hereas he is not good
hsaA-a few moments before recess when there will he
prolonged examination. do not wish TO he Obliged
To proract this examination in order TO the time.
Judge Seilson-So. When you close will take
,reeess whether IL Is time or not.
Mr. Evarts-This statement, II your Honor please has
among its requirements the and residence of the
party. the usual medical attendants or the medical at
dsnt Of his family to be referred to for information
~ " hs health DR.. Jewet Brooklyn" Is Mr. Beech
eye answer the name residence and occupation Of the
party In whose favor the insurance proposed and rea
tsnsip my ~ the party whose life is proposed to be
Insured The answer TO which is: ~. b. Ford q Co.,
publishers. "a Pafkpace, NewYork." In the body Of
tho paper Is the sciaA report Of examination OF
Does oscillation and percuson of the chest indicate
any disease Of the heart respiratory Orgapsi No.
no respiratory nurnuf cheer end distinct both
character Of the respiration fu easy and regu.
Are there any indications Of disease In the organs Of
fespirstiOni No. l..g - - -
character Of the hearts action Uniform free and
Arr Its sounds and rhythms regular and normal
Are there any indications Of disease in this organ OF Of
Sssss nd cssr qualities Of the party. pulse
BlgAVt s0ft and reguiar.1 IOg o. r. f''4r I -
Does Il iatsznit. BECOME irregular unsteadyi No,
hsah .1s ,Snet9ns 81 and nervous system In
4<as1 -. GzgNsy9 3sI9lsai9 { A g.5lI-slt.f1 I'D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
MRS. TILTON AND THE CHARGE OF UNDUE
AFFECTION.

O. Mr. Beecher, want to call your attention
to point Examination and ask you single
question. Now the general subject seems 10 be the
charges that had been made against you The learned
counsel asked you this To avoid reading too much will
come down TO this:
cared that such thing was fact-the only person
recall that is undue affection.
g. Did yon believe it after that's A. have stated to
you already that was more in state Of perpety than
of belief.
Now. had Mrs. Tilton denied the undue affection
orally and in writing to youi A. No, think not, Sir.
No, she had not denied the undue affection.
O. The writing that you had from her that rctrac-
tion was 1t mott A. That was all
q You had other writing Of etract0n denial from
her . A. No other.
G. From her at all A. No other.
Mr. Evarts-That. OF course, will speak for itself.
O. Now, you had an Interview in which, part of the
conversation between and her. mentioned to her
her husbands mputaOns statement to you that you
had withdrawn her affections, unduly engaged her
afectonsi A. Yes Sir.
O. Now, did she deny thati A. As recOllect II, Sir
she simply cried
Mr. Fullert0n-One moment.
The Witness (continungl-w Without any denial.
Mr. FullcrtOnOne moment That is not proper mode OF
examination either upon the direct or the redirect The
conversation between these has given
evidence in detail and whether 1t amounts TO denial
not will appear from an inspection OF the language used
there 1t not for the witness determine that question
Mr. Evarts-wel, the difficulty s this II your Honor
please The witness has been brought the course Of the
examination, to question "Mrs. Tton had denied IT.
orally and in writing to your A. she had" Then by
running the matter back, you may see that that may
mean she denied the undue affection '
Judge Neilson-Then you might naturally ask him how
she had denied 1t.
Mr. Evarts-Yes want to know whether
Judge Neilson-That will stand.
DIR. Evarts-I want to know whether this present an
swer am calling his attention to correctly states what Is
the fact a. he understands IT, that he had received
either an oral or written denial OF the engagement Of
asctnns They have disposed Of the written part Of It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
CONVERSATIONS WITH MEMBERS OF TIL
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.

Q. Now, Mr.. Beecher, you were asked some
thing about your having talked with Mr. Cleveland be-
fore his appointment OF your Investigating Com
mittee Did YOU in fact, talk with him concerning the
money the 600 the 900, either Of them, before
that appointment! A. Before the Committee was ap-
pointed
Q. Before the Committee was appointed A. WAS
very much at loss to know whom talked with or who
it was that got the condition OF believing the mat
ter Yesterday but should not be willing to say with GER
tainty that did talk with Mr. Cleveland at that time.
noticed made several statements OF persons that
turned out not to be in regard to who II that sug
gested this that to me- but ade the general declara
ton and think AN correct yesterday in answer to
Mr. Fullerton Of who led me to believe in the blackmai
ing that could not say who II but my impression
was that l talked with Mr.. Cleveland and with
Mr.. Sherman. i this morning L think,
better qualified to say that tho person who
talked with first and inuenally Mr.. Bartlett,
and that my mpressiOnsI should now that did not
talk with Mr. Cleveland, probably.
O. want your best statement OF course, Mr. Beecher,
from your recollection this morning to whether you
talked with Mr.. Cleveland before his appointment on this
Committee in reference to any OF those money mstters
between you and A. don't think this mOrnlng-I
don't think that did; looking back critically
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22

Mr.. Fuiierton-Weh.
Judxe Neson inquiry 10 ~ 70 tho ohsfseseso' '"'
intercourse-in that respect ID. 0'
The witness-WeI. Sir. my intercourse WV" n'' 80
in rho arst pl.ce ma little personal AZ possible because
afraid
Mr.. FnltertOn-N0.
Mr. Beach--Now stop.
Tho witness-wcil. in that intercourse never mn'
any aIiusIon with bor to past dinfcntes ana ~hoiv
confined myscf-that Ia. wholly, mainly, ana a'"os'
exclusively, confined myself to bringing 70 pe"r up
her mind influences that would cheer her. and encourage
her and exotic In her her religious feelings ~ the pest
mode of curing her OF any lapse Of affection or any us
c0uragement in her household .