Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-04

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father" She always called ms Mr..
Beecher, or my friend, or sir, when
she was addressing me. ! do not re-
member any interview with Mrs. M
ton when Mr.. Richards was present.
| have no recollection of making any
visit at s o'clock in the morning, when
Mr.. Brosier was passing, but it may
have heen; / cannot remember.
ing their residence at IFS Livingstone
street, from 1865 tOF1S7O, my VI its
on an average were from once in ten
DAYS to once in three weeks. Mv~Sisits
there were not oftener than thirteen
times in the year. During these visits
my manner was much the same as in
my own hoise. They kept an open
house and allowed their friends the Ut
most freedom. Children were, almost
always present at these visits. These
were M inconSiderable part of my
visits, and sometimes they secured the
visits altogether. Our conversations
were OF different kinds, of books, lit
erature and above all, of Theodore Til
ton tSensation. Mrs. Tilton's manner Of
speaking of her husband was kind and
eulogistic. When she disclosed the
religious difference between them,
was much surprised. She consulted
me in regard to her duty tn her nus
band and that of the children. She
asked my counsel In this matter. She
asked me ii it was right to bring up
children under. such a parent. who
seemed to have doubts Of the truth OF
the Bible, and di~silelieved in the divin-
ity of Christ. Witness thought this
was about 1867. When he first became
acquainted with Mrs. TiltOn he was
chiefly struck by her simplicity OF
manner, aud during her domestic
trials was impressed by her religious
nature. She was always talking of her
husband and appeared devoted To him.
Her feelings toward witness were the
same as toward a pastor or friend. He
never thought she displayed any sym
pathy or closer affection. He had a
lifelong respect and esteem for her,
New YORK, April 8.
The illness Of Henry NJ. Cleveland
has made ils necessary that his testi
mony in the Beecher case should he
taken at his residence.
Influence Of the Press The little
senatorial picnic Party Broken
fEsUp. ~ RI
gt9 + CHICAGO, April 8.
A Washington dispatch says that
the newspaper criticisms Of Secretary
Robeson's course, in allowing a Gov
erpment vessel to be used by a party
OF private citizens and officials for Il
supposed private purpose, has be-
come SO general that the Seq
rotary Yesterday ~telesraphed Sena
tor Cameron that the newspapers hid
raised such a howl that he desired the
Senator 10 take his party on the resu
lar steamer, If they still wished To con
time their journey. The cnrrespon
dent says the exposure of the purposes
Of the trip had abont broken il up, any
way, aud that it is no impossible tina
the party will make reports of a vel
low fever epidemic as an excuse for re
turning home.
Yellow Fever on ShipbOard.
WASHINGTON, April 3.
Rear Admiral Mulioney, III mand-
ing the NorthrAtlantic S!ation. reports
hat one Spanish man-of-war. lying off
Havana, has forty cases of yellow
lever, and the other thirty-six cases.
No Other cases have appeared on any
of the United stat es steamers vet. The
| United States steamers Plymouth, Os-
SiDICc anu ittutty Nv oiCu WI
| Key West. have been ordeftd OH "A
cruise in more northern latitud, $, and
The other vessels o the North ftlantic
fleet have teen ordered TO NAL Q Pori
Royal their headquarters.
Proclamation Of Governor Hart
l,s1 ha5 i1sa rant.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April 3.
Governor Hariranft to day issued q
proclamation calling on the riotou,
miners i'm Lucerne and ~Schuylkill
counties to disperse and go home, and
authorizing the sheriflS, in the ven Of
non compliance with his order, TO cal
for the aid OF the military to dispersc
u'e rio'ers' fi H'1
Arrested ON a writ Of attachment.
NEW YORK. Apii. 3.
Chas. A. Dana, learning that n writ
| of attachment had teen issued against
him from the Supreme Court of tie
District of Columbia, SURRENDERED to
day To tie United States Marshal. Hi
| counsel then asked for a writ of habea>
| corpus, and citing the Marshal to ap-
pear and show cause why Dana should
| be detained. The United States District,
Attorney. asking for an adjournment.
il was arranged that the hearing
should take place on Tuesday next
Dana meanwhile being allowed to go
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