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there. he said to me that Elizabeth
threatened to deny the %True storyR II II
was published; he seemed to be in 4 fever
and was very much flushed in the face;
thought that he was going into q fever,
on THAT NE wAsDEcoMNo INSANE,
Tilton persuaded him not to go on his
lecturing tour; he got up of the bed and
came over with me TO New York,
The witness was shown q copy OF 1.-THE
True Story" which he identified as that
shown to him by Tilton, and said he OBJ
tained It from him and had copied a por-
ton OF II until he became tired.
CrOss-examined = This conversation
with Tilton occurred early in February,
1873, at his house, and Fead "The True
Story early in January OF that year, In
the first conversation TiltOn was lying on
the sofa and looking poorly; Theodore
and / talked about the scandal; II was
after ~rhc True Story" that TiliOn said
"TIIETRUE STORY" DID NOT CONTAIN ALL
HE HAD TO SAY.
The second consultation was some
weeks after; he was then lying on the
bed; | said, "HheOdOrC, you have not told
me the whole truthN he said, "NO." | was
then acquainted with the "True Story
and knew what the charge was; there was
no conversation that / remember ofbefore
We went down stairs; do not remember
his saying that ho had not slept for sew
eral nights; do not remember whether
he explained why lie was in a ieyerish
condition, or gave reason for writing
tho "True Story" or why II should DO
published; l threw my copy Of the ~Trne
Story" away among my papers and forgot
II altogether; II lad passed out Of my
mind until the matter came up again In
conversation somc time last June,
Handed n lctler.) This letter il in my
my handwriting; | wrote II about the
middle OF July, 1874, | saw Beecher In
Brooklyn on two occasions before writing
this letter; II was before Beecher made
his statement before the committee, l
think.
This closed Redpath's testimony, and
az II wanted but ten minutes Of the hour
Of adjournment, Judge Nelson told the
counsel for the defense to proceed,
Mr.. Evarts said they now purpOsed
putting tile defendant on the stand, but
perhaps il would be better TO defer II
until to-morrew morning. This was
agreed to, and Court adjourned.
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weather IIcDort.
WAR DRPARTMRNTI
OpPcR Op TIIE CIIlRH HIGNAL OHPiCRR,
WAsillSurON, b. T., March Bl.-S;3O r. M

PROBAuILlTlkS,
For Now England, the Middle States
and Lower Lake Region increasing
cloudiness and light rain, with casterly 70
soutlierly winds, falling barometer and
rising temperature on the coast and
lower temperature in the lake region.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and
OHIO Valley rain, southerly winds shift
Ing to westerly and nOrtllerly, except ou
the east gulf, followed by lower tempera-
ture and rising barometer.
For the Upper Lake Region aud thence
southwcstward TO the Missouri valley
areas Of rain or snow, followed by clear
ing and colder weather, north TO west
winds and rising barometer.
The lower Missouri and central Mis-
sissippi rivers will continue to rise slowly.
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ltninininr lltnr ii,n 1lnint.

REApiSa, Pa, March 1l.-The Sheriff
has seized the Wilmington 4 Reading
railroad. The sale takes place on April
22d. The Edgle says that the announce
ment Of the coalition Of the two unions Il
hailed with 10y by the miners and a,is.
pended railroad employees. JolliaealiOn
meetings are being held in schuylkill
county, and Presidents siney and Rhodes
will issue d proclamation.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.
cARLIsT DlssENsIoNs.

LONDON, March Sl.-spanish advices
say that Notwithstanding the denials Of
the truth Of the report Of dissensions
among the Carlists, Il is known that there
are serious differences between them,
LONDON, March Sl,-The changes made
by Marquis LaeonChas against General
Joyellar, Minister Of War, in regard to
the administration Of affairs IN Cuba
cause great embarrassment to the gov
ernment, and will probably lead 10
Jovellars retirement from the Ministry.
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FRANCE.
AnpIcArloN or AZ EMpEnoI

PARIS, March Sl.-The Bier Publiepub-
fishes the following; The Emperor Of
Brazil proposes to abdicate in favor Of his
eldest daughter, The Emperor upon his
abdication will make tour Of Europe,
after which he will proceed to the United
States, where be will make his home.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN, March al
Fifty gentlemen and thirty ladies, repre-.
sentalives Of the Indiana Press Ass0cia'
tioh, arrived from Atlanta this evening.
They have made q hasty trip 10 nearly
every important city In the South. After
visiting Lookout Mountain tomorrow
they will slart for Nashville.
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LoUisvtLLE, March Sls-A special 10
the Cduriq.JOurUdl says The trial Oi the
ku.Klux in Todd county IL being pressed
to-day without interruption or trouble,
Everything Ia quiet and the company Of
State militia from this city have 6een fe.
called, the citizens Of Todd county hay.
Ing themselves formed q company ofState
militia, under command Of the County
Attorney, Frank Bfis.ow, q brother Of the
Secretary oI The TteasuFy.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, March Sl.-ThOmas Henley,
telegraph engineer and contractor, has
failed, Liabilities S9,0OO,000.
The race for the great Northampton
shire stakes was run to-day and won by
Reping Tom, BluckwatGh second, ShaF-
ron third,
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ROME, March 81 The cetemony oicon-
ierFing the title Of Cardinal on Arch.
bishop Manning took place to-day al the
Church Of 81, Gregory. The service.
were most imposing and were witnessed
BY a large congregation, including Q thou
Aand English and American Catholics.
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SEVERE STORM.

The most severe storm in years lias
prevailed east Of North Platte to-day,
A very heavy wind and fall Of six OF
more inches Of rain. Travel was sus.
on the State railroads. The Union
Pacific train was sOyen hours late.
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SALT LAKE, March Sl.-,rhe trial Of
George Reynolds for pOlygany is in pro-
gtess before Judge Emerson III the Third
District Court This Ia the first ihdict.
nlent and trial under tic law Of 1902 and
will probably he made test case,
Tile Utah Northern Railroad il TO be
extended twenty-five miles hofthwarl
from lttAhklin, Idaho. At once.
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Cincinnati retail Hay and straw
MARKET.
tyinninnnti iinrae NInrkel.

The sales al the Fifth Street Horse
Market during the past week foot uI 800
head. Two carloads were shipped to
Philadelphia, prices ranging from 800 70
$3.50, and two carloads 10 North CatOli'
na, prices from 500 $ii5. This shows
q slight falling of Of sales, compared With
the two weeks previous.
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WATERFALL. n. Y, March 81. Tho
whole q the btisinels portion Of the VII;
lAge Of TieoudetOga, N. u Wasde5tfoyed
by Gre this morning. Loss estimated at
100000.
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Months. March Si.-4The steamship
pfusian from Portlandli has arrived.
NEW YoRK, March Si.1-Arriyed-
Steamers Algetia and City Of Brooklyn,
from Liyefp0ol.
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$4,000 FINE.
OMAHA.


OMAHA, NEB., March 8l.-The State
Teachers Convention il in session In this
city. Average number Of scholars
In the State, $4,000; total valuation oI
school property In The State Sl,S78,026i
amount Of teachers salaries paid In 1874,
elOu nOn
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INNING RIOTS.
MURDER AND oUTRAuES.

HAzELToN, Pa, March Sl.-Anothel
crowd Of armed men started from Ebers.
dale for the Upper Lehigh, to-day, to
stop the men employed by the Jersey Cen,
trail railroad from loading coal. 4 spG.
cial train has left for there with dc.
taChment Of police. The result OF this
raiding il awaited with great anxiety
Our local police force Is too small to con
tend with tho miners, and u call for the
military Is expected.
A dispatch from the Upper I.ehigh an.
nOunces the killing Of MCDermOtt, one Of
the bosses, last evening. Coffin handbills
were served on the menobtaining coal for
the boilers at the ReOloC Collicry. The
whole region is in u state Of great excite
nlnnl
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MEMPHIS, March Sl.=sehatof Alcofn
and wife after reaching this city to-day
en- todle 10 Join the Senatorial excursion
party al New Orleans, decided to aban.
don The trip Andretuthed home this after.
nnntt.
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An Rx.state Senator Sent to ths
n1Afttt9utlnHYl

MEMpHs, March Si.--Ex-Slate sena.
tor McKenRa, a leading Republican, ha.
been sentenced to the penilentiafy iof iiyC
years for marrying his former wite'a
grand daughter In violation Of the State
law,
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WnKEBABRE, March 3i.-The river
has been rising rapidly since this after.
noon. The Ransom gorge gave way at
$50 p. N. and is now sweeping down the
river.
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MoSrAsAL, March 8t,-4The Adams
Tobaebo Manufacturing Company have
discharged their hands, iiye hundred, q
the market 4 Oyot el0ckOd,
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By yTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENoER
Judge Waite Grants an Injunc.
llOn ON the Removal of the
Nnnllnl.

CrScISSATT, March 3l,-Thc EaquFa's
Charleston, W. Va, special says Judge
Waite, Of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, has
granted an injunction staying the removal
Oithe Capital to Wheeling. The Capital
will remain at Charleston until the Courts
have an opportunity to pass upon the
validity Of the act Of removal, which, it
is claimed, is unconstitutional,
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wAsHiNeroNi Match Sis-Capt. Ran.
som, Of the u. 5. steamer Colorado, re.
ports the yellow fever epidemic at Ha-
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ut. LOUIS.
FOUND DEAD.

sr. LOUIS, March Sl.-Jonathan L
Jones, lately Of Washington City, and
we'll known in different departments
there as an inventor and bridge builder
was found dead Ii his bed at tlie Lacledg
Hotel to-day. lie had been drinking
freely since his arrival, and was much
depressed in spirits, owing to tie failure
Of Congress to pass Upon claim Of $780,.
900 he had against the Navy Department
for work done under Commodore Porter
during the war. His death was probably
caused by congestion Of the brain, tho
result Of llard drinking.
$4,000 FIRE.
Six small business houses In East ST.
Louis burned early tllis.morning, involv'
ing a loss OF S25,000 Insured for $l0,'
900, but in what companies is not re-
ported.
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CLEVELAND, March Si.-The Republi.
cans Of this city to-day nominated Chas,
B. Pellingill lof Mayor.
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itAnnisnuRu, March 3i,-1'he follow
ing message was sent to the Sherifls OI
schuylkill, Columbia and Northumber.
land counties:
| am informed that a tumult or tiot
disturbing the public peace exists Ii
your county, and an application has beer
made to me under the act Of May 4, 1854
to suppress the same. Tconsider II yOui
duty, a. a civil officer Of your county, Ia
order out a posse eOmitdias without delay
and suppress all tuirult9, tnObs, riots Of
unlawful interference with persons and
property in yotir county.
j.. II HAhrR4NFr,
Oostnor.
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The Secretary Of War hos yelegtaphed
the commanding officer of The Department
d Texas 10 tAe every effort 10 prevent the
Mexican raids across The Rio qtAnde,
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FuRTuER PARTICULARS OF THE MExlCAl

RAID
GALVESTON, Marh 3l.-A Ne1 special
To Corpus Christi, dated March 81, says
A woman with her husband, III COM
pany with teamster from LOredo ar.
rived here to-day aud gives sworn
statement that she saw, at the San Fer
nando creek, on last Friday, about 50
miles from here, two Americans dead
They were stabbed In several places, and
their horses and arms still near. They
apparently had been dead about o day,
One was very stout man with black
hair and beard, the other a light haired
man. Both were about twenty-five years
Of age. They were not known. The
teamSters buried them in their saddle
blankets and hastened of. She says that
at place called Chocolate, about twenty
miles from this place, two Mexicans were
hanging on tree. This Is evidently the
work OF the raiders. =
RumOrs from reliable source report
other similar cases; also that large
body Of AGexicans have crossed the
Rio Grande from Mexico, making
these their objective points. There d
great anxiety felt for the safety Of our citi-
zens. Business Is almost entirely suS-
pended. No one is leaving town or com.
Ing In. The merchants say they will order
no more goods until these outragcs are
checked and they arc afforded some pro-
lection. Our citizens and arms arc inado.
quate to resist the threatened attacks
The citizens and merchants held meet.
Ing to-day requesting the government to
fnrnish immehiaie relief.
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GONE no rnE plsrvRpRp RRoIoN.

HAzELToN, March Sl.-Deputy Sheriff
Rhodes, accompanied by Calvin Pardce
and number Of our best citizens, have
Just left here by special train for the
scene Of the disturbance. All are fully
armed and prepared to assist the Sheriff
In the discharge ofhis duty,
Another raid was made on Yorktown
to-day. The men getting coal for the en-
gines were driven off with violence. Tho
probability Is that the mines will be filled
with water unless assistance IL obtained
tonight,
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FLOOD sURsiDtNU.

WmKnnARRE, March 3l..-.The river
has fallen five inches since 0 o'clock, The
water having found additional outlets
across the Kingston flats through which
Il Is rushing with great force and noise.
The Wilkesbatrc gorge Ia yet apparently
unnoyable and will likely remain 40 I'M.
Ill the water Ia raised several feet higher
bya storm OF by It's stoppage on the flats.
The river Ia also falling at Pillston and
that place tas escaped second innhdu-
linn
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snAMoKGS. PA, March Si.-The men
at Buck Ridge Colliery, intended striking
tomorrow for the 1874 basis. All work
suspended to-day at Henry Clay Colliery.
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The Mexican OutFageS as Re-
porch bY nc GoYer1oF oiTexns

The Mexican OutRageB ~ ke.
ported by the Governor Of Texas
WASHINGTON, March Sl.-Ths follow
ing telegram was received here to-day
from the Governor Of Texas;
AUSTIN, TEX, March 80, 1875.
10 His ErceLleaey, u s, Grant RssidsRl q
he United Siates;
sIR-The depredations Of organized
bands Of robbers from the Republic Ol
Mexico have Of late increased In fre-
quency and atrOcity to an extent which
threatens the depOpulation Of the lower
Rio Grande country. The alarm in the
country between the Nueces and the Rio
Grande consequent upon these raids, In
which our people are ruthlessly murdered
and their property fOrcibly taken by
these foreign desperadOes, Is widespread,
and unless relieved by some assurance Of
protection must result in general break
up OF the settlements.
On the 26th OF this month large party
Of these robbers penetrated the interior
az far as within eighteen miles Of Corpus
Christi, robbing stores and ranches, and
numbering and capturing citizens andcap-
turing and destroying the United States
mail. appeal to your excellenCy for
protection for the people Of that country
against these invasions Of outlaws from
Mexico, since they have been Of almost
weekly occurrence for several months
past and are increasing in force and bold
ness. Tho citizens Of that country have
been compelled for the most part to move
to the towns for protection, and no secu'
for life or property, and the people IN the
towns even hold themselves In constant
readiness for defense. thrust your excel
lency will deem II proper to give security
10 tho people on the Rio Grande border,
In view Of the assurance l now give you
that an extreme necessity now exists for II,
Very respectfully
RICHARD COKE,
Governor cf Israa.
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The Secretary Of War sent the follow
WAsuINuroS, March 81.
70 The Governor Of qtraS;
The President being absent, your tele-
gram has been sent 10 ME. Orders will
be given to the military authorities to
take immediate steps toward the proteG-
tiOn Of the people Of Texas on the Mexi-
can frontier. WM. w. BELKNPAP,
lSecretdrVOf War,
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FouR MINERS ApnBTED.

Lehlgh, when the sheriff advised them To
throw away their arms, after which he
and his posse proceeded on to Ebervale
and awaited the arrival Of the rioters.
Wishing to avoid unnecessary trouble,
the sheriff sent out courier to warn
them asecOnd time, threatening to arrest
every man with arms found on Ills person.
The miners were soon seen approaching,
but without their guns, having previously
scCreted them In the woods. Every man
was searched as he came In, the result
being the arrest OF the four men men.
toned above, who had pistols and billies
on their persons,
Since sending the dispatch announcing
the killing Of McDermottat Upper Le-
high II has been learned that Ills death
resulted from an accident.
II il reported that an effort was made
to throw ono Of tho passenger trains oil
the track to-day between JeddO and
Ebervale. There Is also rlmor that a
crowd Of miners are coming tonight from
Schuylkill county to make raid on
Audenried, Yorktown and GAINESVILLE.
RIorOUs DEMONSTRATION AT rorrsvILLE
PorsvI1.E, Pa. March 3l.-A grand
parade Of tho Mechanics and Working.
mons Association OF Ashland and the
Mechanics and lIaborers' Benevolent As.
ISOLATION from Gordon and lIecksCher.
vile occurred here thisaiternoOn. About
800 men were IN the line, who expressed
themselves determined tO stand out TO tho
last. All O'Clock in the evening riOtine
began Oh tile street opposite the Repplier
House. Chief Burgess Gensell called out
the police force to qnell the riot, when
rOnghs from Centralia and Patches
turned OIL the Chief Burges and fired sev.
crnl shots at him without effect. No ar
rests were made, the police fearing II
would cause u greater riot. Great excite.
ment prevails, and tile citizens fear there
will be trouble tonight. There Is q re-
port to The effect that the "blacklcgs," as
they are termed, at the Mansion House,
employed by the Pennsylvania & Read.
lug Railroad Company, will be attacked
To-day, between Locust Gap and the
Alaska Colliery, the train hands we're
stoned, fired upon aud driven from the
cars. Superintendent Olhausen went To
the spot and brought tic train through
safely.
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The nextwilnesa was James Redpath.
lie testified. 1 am q lecturer in The Ly.
ceum; have known Theodore Tilton
about Is years; have known Francis D.
Moullon since The winter Of 1928; after
the Woodruff story Tillon described to
me a document he waa preparing about
Ieechef'a affairs; Moses Tyler was there
and stayed at his (Tiltons) house all
hiRht; he then showed ME the "True
Story and gave II to me to read when 1
went 10 my room; during the months Of
January and February 1873 I paid about
twenty or Thirty visits 10 his house; when
1'iltoi, gave me the story 10 read he said
he did not want Elizabeth 10 know any
thing about IL l remember one time
meeting Mrs. Tillon in the passage when
6he had a look Of determination on het
face; / thought itWAs from some domes.
10 trouble, and went into Tillons bed.
room and he was lying on the bed with q
ltoubIed expression on hia face, and The
manuscript Of tho "Tfue Stoty' lying
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9nretif'al.
AMI, TIE saADo vs. AT SEVENTY.

AMI, TIE SHADOWS AT SEVENTY.
lenSthened shadows around me lying
ohN Note lites day rs nearly sonA;o ~ e.
Twilight fading, inornersks flying, g"
Say lifc's toll ID well-righ done. 4Nt'
Years IN silent grandeur rolling
Bring to inc the slla,lowy shore:
Funeral bells in thought, now tollihg, 4
Echo-..Time shall be no more" +. :,
Each event. whenever coming,
Hath an inspiratiomhigh,
Often by its wise fol drumming
Wakes the thought, The end is nigh
Intuition hath a seeing, ..... .tts
Which no shadows can obscure;
Co-exisaing with our being,
1t fnlfllls its mission sure. ssr
Through the shadows-how surprising !.
+ Looking to the other shore, o.
There is a world in splendor rising, -
Hope surveys the prospect Ger.
Naught but hope is now sustaining. 81
Waiting for the final call;
Nauolit of earth to be remaining.
God and heaven-lhey are al.
$3.50 From the Christian 1T Work.
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A modern proverb says: Gle who
fails 70 buy his sweetheart diamond
ring through the absurd tndeavor to
pay his tailor first, deserves to be maj
ried to woman whose vulgar aspira-
,ions never leave the narrow boundary
u hone"
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Al well known divine, in his wise old
age, once said to a newly married pair,
| want TO give you this advice, my
chlldren-dont try to be happy. Happi.
ness is shy nymph, and If you chase
hei you will never catch her; but just
90 quietly on, and do your duty, aud
she will come to you.
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Do you know WY you are like the
third terlni said Susan Jane to her
brother, who fingered to talk with her
Adolphus after the old folks had re-
tired. No don't. Well, replied his
sacehafine sister, its because your one
too naby.
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AUX 1t is well known, says an
Aust ralian paper, that alum dissolved
is very effective in clearing muddy
water. But & short time since some
alum was applied in manner which,
from it's novelty and valuable resul,s, is
worthy of notice. In place where
water is scarce at present little alum
was dissolved in hot water and thrown
Into a tab Of soapsuds. In moment
the soap curdled, and, accompanied by
the muddy particles, sank to the bottom
leaving the water perfectly clear pure
and devoid Of smell. The water was
found yer. useful for washing clothing
again; wheu poured off the sediment.
A similar result was attained i'll 4
quick manner By filing q boiler with
s3tapsuds, plaeing 1t on a fire and throw
ing bi, ct alan into it, When the
suds DO lied the scum went over and
LETT the water clear, soft, and as useful
fnr washing clothes as it had originally
been. g.. -...- -....... -. o.. WI