Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01
Arrested ss selliag Cs~ustsrSsis

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ArrsstcA Sr Seiling CsustsrSsit
Heasy.
NV Yolx, April 1.-Gensral W. g,
Msnk, who has held many important
positions In the Government service. in
oludine Consul General to MEXICO. wss
arrested BY secret service officers last
evening. on . charge Of selling counter.
felt money. and committed to Jail. W.
@. Mank, at the time Of his capture.
had. 10 Is charged. $500 In good green
backs, which had boon marked for idsn-
tihcation. given to him In exchange for
counterfeit currency. General Mank
fought in the rebellion. commanding
one regiment in the brigade Of Genoral
Morton, now q. 8. Senator. He draws
q pension a. Lieutenant Colonel. having
boon wounded several times.
VIII Parade.
The Irish Associations In this city
have resolved on q public parade In Jer-
Soy City on Sunday, the iith instant,
rs . tribute to the memory Of John
Mitchell.
TIE Hlssd In rsnssyIvasia.
LouIsDuao, Pa. April 1.-The food
caused by the loo gorge IL driving pso-
pie from their houses along tho rivor.
Great excitement prevails.
BsseAerTiltos.
NEW Yoax, April Livery approach
to the Brooklyn court room was filed
this morning by great crowds, who
pushed and crushed towards the doors
with the hope Of securing an entrance.
The morning was fine, and there was
moro than the usual number Of ladies In
the crowd. Bsechsr and his wife, at
tended by . larger delegation than usual
from Plymouth Church. wore In their
place. James Redpaih was recalled BY
Judge Fullerton, and further cross
Mr.. Redpath was shown .
and asked u ho had an
with Bsecher before Il was
written. He replied that no did the
evening before. This was In July.
l774. He saw Bsechor at Peekskill on
Monday. and told him no had spent
with Thsodors. Elizabeth and
and described his interview with
on Monday morning. he
told Bsochsr that Theodore was going
70 charge him with having committed
adultery with Elizabeth during q period
over two or three years. Ho
lold Bescher that Tilton told him TO tell
him that he was going to charge him
with adultery. When Tilton said this,
.oulton was present and walking up
md down the room. He spoke Of
bis strong love for both Bsscher
md Tilton. Witness was asked II hs
old all TINT Tilton had said OF tho sub
Iect. Witness replied that no did, and
hat no had read the true story. Beecher
lidn't deny that no Ind given Tilton
OF ofense. He said something
bout o card Moulton wanted him 10
srite. and that no had put tho whole
In tho hands OF men Of such
character that he was sure they would
sndsr . Just verdict. That II they &C.
him he would 90 on and II there
vas the slightost consure he would rc-
ign In t~wsnty-four hours. He said he
ihould not again be partly dependent ON
he good faith, honor or m~agninimfty OF
that he was sooundrel. md that
rhsn tho scandal had become quiot hc
lad endeavored 70 stir II up. Bsecher
aid he had triod 10 1.-Two In harmony
nth every person. Bcechcr said no
Ihould mako Q clean breast Of u. taking
the blanc. Witness wa asked II In
II his conversation Beecher had denied
he oomPisdon Of adultery. Evarts
objected. and RAJ supported by Porter,
rho argued that witness had told all
hat occurred in these conversations and
/ was for the jury 10 determine. and
lot witness, whether II was nm admis-
ion or denial OF tho commission OF
Tho question was allowed.
nd witness replied no didn't ask him
bout. To Mr.. Sherman no replied, I
rent up to SEQ Bescher at Peekskill In
efercncs to o lecture contract with him
a the Fall. Rsdpash here loft tho
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