Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-03


Quite a lively interest is manifested
by many Of our readers in relation to
the great Plymouth Church scandal
trial, and, notwithstanding the fact
that that style Of literature is not COM
patible with our tastes or feelings,
waving all personal prejudices and
scruples, as a matter of news we
have endeavored, as live journalists, to
furnish the SENTINEL's patrons with
as full reports of the proceedings as
was possible to obtain, both by tele-
graph and from our exchanges. Pre-
Stunning, moreover, that, as the end
draws near, the interest is more in
tense, we are particularly DESTROYS OF
furnishing the fullest particulars pos
-sible; we, therefore, publish, for the
edification of our readers, the follow
ing summary Of Evart's speech, as
furnished us yesterday by that bril-
liant specimen of literary genius, the
compiler of news for the Western
Union Telegraph Company. We give
the report verbntim ct Jiterotim, ct
punctuatim, ct everything elsetim, in it's
virgin purity, in the compendious
language of the gifted lightning bug,
unmarried by editorial interpretations or
r%eportorial interlineations. If portions
of it should appear ambiguous and our
readers experience any difficulty in
compromising its import, we trust
that they will attribute the trouble to
their own stupidity and not to any de-
linquency upon the part of the cleo
trical intelligencer at the other end
of the wire; for we can S them
that it is but a fair sample of the tele-
graphic riddles which are daily fur
nished us for solution. But, if you
want to know all about MIR. Evart's
speech, read the following: "Evarts
continued address by saying they
would consider probable attitude tone
and reception accusation which mark
first interview between accusing hus-
band and adulterer was adultery be
treated cut finger or bruised brow
when injured husband met defiler his
marriage bed & shame OF children.
Children's children Jury might in
quire if then be at bottom on opinion
on part in part accuser and conscious
ness part accused they would have in
terview for which no previous knowl-
edge could have warned them counsel
would show plaintiff story of interview
was self exposed invention plaintiff
under stood wife's confession could not
be made subject of case against Beech
plaintiff had covered story with such
inconsistencies as made it appear in
credible he knew law would not per-
nit statement which occurred himself
and wife Il he wove into narrative
which he should tell jury he had re-
lated to be read said he would gid this
story so it would he believed and he
was as has been shown victim of his
own shadow Evarts quoted from testi-
mony Moulton as to his calling in &
telling him Tilton wished see him this
friend as he called wanted to propitidte
mind Beecher towards Tilton Il Gloss
oyer stories told Beecher by Bowen
weighed his words and chose his topics
for objects Beecher said when Bowen
brought Tilton to him he pledged
friendship to him Beecher Tilton finds
Bowen been using hat interview with
Beechcr for his own purposes q Beech
er found Bowen stories had acted or
Beecher's mind and drawn his minG
astray. Moulton had told Beechel
he wanted Show him how heather
would act in such case & profferet
hea thens frauds hip then came inter
view between husband and alleged
paramour how would all the passion
anger & grief of injured pine in flood
at such interview & and Tiltons' nara
tive of this interview was entirely in
consistent with such situation he be
gan telling Beecher him blot of mem
DRY better he had written hila ant
wished as certain how Beecher felt to
wards him he knew Beecher loved hi
wife but wished find out here rewarded
him Evart considered testimony of let
ter in regard his interview in detail
arguing which conversation absurd,
inconsistent with charge adultery
Now, then, u readers know as mucl
about Mr.. Evart's speech as We do.
PARDoNEp. - Sam. Howard, wh'
was convicted five years ago of muir
der in the second degree for the KILN,
of a man of the name of Cartwright, a
Hamilton, in White Pine county, ant
sentenced to twelve years In the Stat
Prisonr was on Monday last granted