The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-17
TTERLASTING SCANDAL,
,a,BEECHEK-rrLroN CASE TO he
ihh REOPENED.
pcfuses 90 be InIerVieWed-
Bees y.tce of reconciliation
rneodOre solving the
.ProbIem of Lie"
I'm the West


y.ssher ReiuSe> 'o w
Be r'n., n. Y, April l6.-Henry
"a Rsscher was passenger on the
Nn,s4 tBis morning from Wsverly.
a.' arts 10 get I'D interview with hlm
4. -,,.,pcce.sful He went direct 10 his
'slY ae,ar the lecture last evening, and
.".a8 10 see any one connected with the
He went from the hotel direct To
i.4,,,, this morning. When the train
-sporter sought An interview,
Af'pasrbsr refused to talk. A large
80 - Gathered shout the car to got =
"H.,o.sof him. de lectures at Bath to-
light
II " Beecber is at the Rathburn
-. with his agent j. b. Pond, Of
80 A reporter sought an Interview,
~. Bsscber said, at will do you no
- The reporter then showed him
a,o,nipc papers, and Beecher said, "l
..rt think YOU have any more news
-., I have received" Pond, MS agent
..- aTae assertion that the absence OF !
,,r showed that he mad nothing to DO !
~ n-ppsring Mrs. Ts. confession, IS /
.,.~-5 Tae rumor Ui this arrangement,
nv personal knowledge, has
La, known widely 10 tDs !
NJ. long time and Beechor |
~. been often reminded of 1t. Tne /
--,-,ss OF the Chicago 3yI5''e OF Ap7il /
.f u 81 editorial toresnOwed the /
mig confession and wsrued TilLOR |
ne, ADV such attempt would /
~. be welcomed by the public. /
T. msv be true Tilon has not acted
--s..lf. bu. that he acts through his own
IN Carroll no one acquainted with the
stlr Will deny. At 81 Louis snd In
.r Wsyne | was told that IIltOn had
.-.ss.s1c1 that n5 would
"Crush Beecher
.r5s.ege Beecher IS convinced that Mrs.
r..5n is now under the absolute
.r.-9l OF her husband, that she
r7s him sud thst this letter
Ee5liss.Jcu is the price she pays Tor
-ss51ciIlsuon and you will see that thay
g be IyrE together before three
-..ls r1. round
Thr Price or Reconciliation.
Nr. Be.caer then said tAst for more
1,r four years Mrs. TIItOn mad been
-grs .ae .c4Ju OF what was called ner
-I0a. confession 10 court. Before the
.14-cl sni before the committee she hsd
.as-.si her lrrocence, and this would
-,g .6sn offset anything she may say
W. her .s.es. statement was lustIgatcd
,gsdeslre for a reunion with her husband,
sd ]. was the price she paid for assert.
.,, the same tie said nc would con-
tue bis course Just the same, nOwith-
sanding the renewal OF the scandal.
What the NCw York Press Say.
NEw YORK, April l6 The EUsHiHg
..st. noting the card OF Mrs. TII.on and
zee threatened renewal of the great scsG-
l.. saws: ut this hIdeous story shall
,.gupl return 10 more wholesome and
--eo cid fashioned notions on the subject
g. gomsn's place in society; if it shall
.-a.s the influence of mlsChIeyOus sOph-
..-y which has corrupted our laws and
-ras on the subject of marriage and di-
75-a. some return Will be msde for the
-s.l done By the publication Of so much |
..si news and infected literature.
TIE .l.y value there Is IN An attack Of
:-alp0y comes from the immunity II /
g7essssIls. future cOutagIOn.
Public Calamity Threatened.
Szw YORK, April I6.-That some /
--.ar litigation Will follow Mrs. IL /.
.-sc5o,ess,on, Is generally conceded, |
-....ls Do, definitely known 10 what /
:-.lal. vii. be brought up. The frs.
zap +. is believed will be taken by /
Plymouth Church. Some Of the mem .
.".. ,ls uu.-cl will mske a charge I
a,a,.. MIS- Triton, accusing her /
having s.s7dered her pastor.
ice caa--s will have 10 be /
.7#.-..sd bv the examining commit. /
..a Tlo VII report 10 the congregation. /
90. believed by the menbers OF |
Plymouth Church tda! Mrs TlIton will |
-aae sly defense. Tne trial of Mr. /
5..1a- upon the action brought against .
- .y Theodore Til.on TO recover .
JJ is held TO be slill IN sbeyanCe, as
.ry tsIled TO sgree, and a new jury |
$50 be mpane.ed and the whole evil |
--.a brought out s.siu, with the sddi-
III %. Mrs. I.l.Ons confession.
Nu. A. Beach, one OF Til.on's law
'' 10 the scandal trial, said the trial !
.-- be opened g. any time and by any |
-" upon either serving notice TO the I.
ae..s Of their Intention to reopen.
As. An-s NJ. Field, 20 whom it was F.
y 'el the letter bad been sent by Mrs. |
....- giving the full details Of the pre-
.st confession, denied the truth OF the
.s.. tonight. One Of the leading
a's o, Plymouth Church, who de- /
- " lermI. bis name to be used, |
'- ....hy Tbs, bis wife received letter |
-- Ms. Hilton three weeks ago. L. |
90 persona. matters. said |
.-. towards the close most /
-s...l.g dropped into discussion |
s-... Mrs. TIl.On then set forth |
..a. ,ssalood that she had never |
- -e- .atl before she left her home /
....as house. That was false, and /.
We .z.et her attention TO various |
a... which she had done so.
-e- head and did not know f.
'sy. TIE letter ran on in sort Of I
.s...,' OF her gull: about which she /
49, written 90 her daughters, so she I.
, "a. which she did not think she /.
disclose TO Carroll until he wss |
- 1Is times, i. said, when YOU
seen me burs. into those T.
g','"s @. .esrs-tbey were times
-. burden on my conscience was
'.'l.e. Now ny wife never in her .
'a" 1a' o--s. lLto any paro1ysms.
-.s. tla. she ever ssw
ramJa,g Of her lips when
- POKE Of he- children. The FIRST i'm.
o. my wife was to throw the
ID .a5 fire and the second was TO
's 'Ie caution we hsd learned
,.S Inc days o. great trial sad go it
.s..' TO Mr.. Beecher's lawyers who
The Sale of ErIe.
.. ~ IyRH, April l6-The CONNER.
-. .s'.l'sr says: 1t was currently
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