Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 31, 1875, Page 2

2 TUE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 1875 — a ee . 5. 'O EXCHANGE. missing, ‘The cnatamary seals of theno Iast- | culties waro to bo nattlod by arbitrators. At tho | hofore this Intorviow. I do not remomnber waseeneae tO RENT RO URES asai cope bee ence RAAT named people wero Med by othor womon who | first two mootings Wilkergn said thodiMcultios | Tilton charging bis wifo with adulo WASHINGTON. : . . ging ry IPO RENT-IOUSR AND. 1} WATARIF- AV, OR RXCUANGE-FQUITY—840,000 IN SUPERIOR Wore not yot known tu tho case, : botiveen Bowon, Tilton, aud Hocolior abould bo | Boccher oxcept on inforonce, Inn _con- a: price moderate, Inquireat | [ft jdrcas UW. i Hea Ghamberor Conmmerey Nuildinge gummer lot near Paliuor tous, Addroe > MERRY 3. € AND, pottled, and I agreod with him, ‘Tilton anldho | -veraation with mo in 187i or 1872, he foo hero is 2, Tribuna office ite FROM MAY 1, 2.STORY AND TAS | MMOS ecyee sie sincar WORTH OF Tit Shot hs ual prockaruntion hal) ti woall nat aottto until he Bot some eallafaction tele at nuing. patie foe Lavine snail Min Internal Revenue Commissioner ree on VN sare Inquire at 10d Wabasye euidenes priperty 5 inet 000 7 H + mado, Mr. Evarta rose and sisted that a wit- | otof Dowen was tho diMeultios set for wife had committod adultery with Roochor, oy secre hhente an abe are Angers wt 8 wabangs | "Utd reunite fs tnenmaherred fos att ry A Large Crowd Disappointed ID} heas of importance, Mr. fevry M,. Clovo- | in tho personal statements Which wero to bo set- | Aftor tho tormiuation of KY cortain lawoult Douglass Talks of Rew note: I 5, SEAS cebaneh BTUs Wan Pee Not Secing Beecher on land, ‘was vory nick, nud wan about to | tlod by arbitration, ‘Tilton atated Inonaof these | against Moniton lant yonr, Deo. 10), 1874, tio none signing. dpe ceatory aad baton ne pccineen. etek 10 ps s x See eT the Stand, feara. the ally, ite asked, aetna tune ie auvernatlons, that hohad already one suit agatnat | for mo to ania nai pap hiss : rene Md had a od i af "92 Cl ay ‘. via at ya ul ve NOU! minko arran Y Die Oe convorsation with him. 1O wal nochor Was o Frat Hs Bachna, lores 06 OF SEARLES Be] A bands fetes fertat Chale, on lenge Margate F teatimony, and no twould ike Judgo Noilson tobo | ‘Thin coneinded tho redirect oxamination, and | lint, and umod other words, In substance, ho | he Wisconsin Winneb TOT THREEATORY AND BASEMENT | combrnee, NTORRS & WARE, 8 Washincton At, — prosent, ‘Tho Judgo eald that counsel should | no further questions woro put by the prosccue | snid also that ho was a libortino, isoonsin Winnebagocs Anaions tg Sty ni] BRReMER STRETTON ee ee ee i ee iectys daa CHLOE ® (rag BP t WG eee eee are e riers eich wna agreed | cite nena recoss waa thon tak Tein bellored ince Heeclor will bo on tho wite Hecomo Citizens, H ms tor Cl rf. “ 7 ru wv Ta suggested some aftornoun, which w: ‘Yho nsunl recoss waa ton taken, ellavad that Beechor will be on tho wi Sith dv ieyan Wise Ld all a Tha etsom ome es to by counnel, but tho day was not fixed, Mr. Becebor was abrent during tho ontiromorn- | nose stand to-morrow. i UANIT, DALANOR MONTILA. i GRAIN-FIAV ATOR 14 | oarsing for Ris Appenr= At thta pout it was whispored through tho | ing session, but Mra. Becchor and hor daughter= ———_—_-__—_ Reappearance of the Yellow F - ier nent cotta comnulotely veggie urbe property. Address anee To. Way: Solu trodes jhat tho Toy. Honty Wal. Joeot(or in-law cat in pliontly aftor he oponing of the THE BLACIC MILLS. W t ever at Koy fora years’ leat ich tn 3 Tt Wal # PAPAS would take the witness atand {immediately attor | caso, anil occupied their usual placa, : she AE ‘ NER OF CARROLD-A MK i SOLARS SUBURHAN PROP. the usual recess, Mr, Evatts rema{nod about half an hour, and & fore Homans, #20; tro Z-etory anu darcelears {iacambranee: onis 6 putea Comm Crate Mt. Bh. OLAFLAN FEATHER ThaTIIEs, thon left the caro in tho hands of the romainin EXPEDITIONS IN READINESS. rate iAP. TORE, wespenltioay” oom «epbie Tenry Ls, Cladin was called, aud bis oxaming- | counael for the dofonsa, 2 Spe at aah reTie Catena Tribe Tie WiNNenAGogs, Lite Oe —ssmonraine | Mr. Olaflin, the First Witness, | tion was continued. Mr. Cisfin testified: ‘Tho MOwH TELEHATI-OTERATONS. Bronx Giry, In, Marchi €9,—-A Jottoe tibin Sto, Sneetal Ditnateh to The Chicago 1 Manet rm De ieee ue ean titideatey exe Grent Di f arbitrators, James Hrealard, Charles Storrs, aud | Attor tho rocees, otis Joanua Raegor, a | Pounington, of Dakota, who ta now iu Washiug- | wasmsyurax, D.C, March Seti ne an fata tly tant front, near Ven Itucop-st.z allcicar. 8, D. PIERCE, in Great Distress from nisaolf, maton a timo aaroad at Mr. Moulton's | youug lacy, took tho stand and tostiflod: 1am a | ton, stntos that the rovocation of the troaty with | sin Winne ‘chiore Th Wisson, rumediately. Call at tie Fae residence, i Won, aid ‘Liiton woro | telegraph-operator, and was so iv 1873. [was i ain Winnebago Chiofa loft for their tiontes Moulton, Le 01 ploy tho Indians for tha Diack Mitt tnt Hb Li 40nd 3p: ie ees Le TORTS, NICHTS Influenza. i ae Tog vatates | in Cunt businsas hn New York, in Juno of tint aoe ithin thick aye Nay SHIPS) day. ‘Choy wore given ovory oncou . ied RENTS Bing -NTORY AND BAREMENT MAR. id propel aleo progent, ‘Tilton mado & long stato- a! d y y urayoInent Tu A. for unimproved propurty. MEALS tonvat. t ton Morganst., near Madison; brick barn. Avehitce hte at f incdstate price, il. Fy CO¥, 46 CHANGH, MOUSE NOS. Anat. ; cottage on Prairies RS £CO,, 10 Washington-nt, 40 RENT—HOUSE AND? ACRES OF GOOD fT, (PO EN eatatonide elty timttes Gall ae lg Mouth } ; acoomplishod within thirty daya. mont of tha cauo, ocenpying thirty min- | year, in the omploy of tho Westorn Union Tela- i tho Prestdont and Secrotary of tho Interi ater, in whioh ho mtated his grieraneo, graph Company, [Mandod n dispatch.} 1 re- | Gordon's train, whioh leaves noxt Monday, | their desire to bocomo oldzcim and i erioe that and, when he had fintslied, Bowon rtatod his | celvod this incesage, antl am abla to swonr I ro- will numbor abont 200 mon, twelve or iftcon auntuties from their own fund ‘ocolra Shearman Forced to Stand Near cane, oceupsing butt a fow aninutes. | After thoy golvad (t on the 2d ‘of Juno, X recognize th | freight-wagons, und othor convayaneos, An~ | Coustul, Tho I'rexident aah panel 00. a ot through, thoy retired, aud Wo had a conaulta- | message by cortain marka and writhing upon ite | droge company, which 1 bout th "i t ON th Him and Repeat His Words. flon. Attey half su hour wo agroed on an award, | So waa not crosa-exatnined, and loft tho stand. | timo, has ae too curolled, aud will probably bn Chiefs that he would do all ho cotld to sing RO HX CITANH_ELNGANT HOUSHS 18 Wi Tene Wightand Parks nett iplglteoed, for wild atuet good propertie, SEAS 8 UOry 10 Washiokto Mo EXCHANGE. Cres OF CHOIC y Fee cee eee uaturan, and. twa-seated, coyorcd paranes ‘Apply atthe Orloutal Shit Storc, 87 South Slark-st. iy and sont forthem. Lotvon, ‘Tilton, and Sfoulton Mary 0. Josophe testified: 1 ama tologeaph- | incgonsed fifty more bofote starting.‘ tho tribo to become citizens. ‘The ey TeT Ta = PXONANGH-CUTTAGE AND LOT ON WEST ae oame iu. I mado tho anmouncomont of the rosult | operator in Poekaldll, and was soon the 2d of | joayo on the time civordised UnlenentGeneeods 1,000. ‘Tho annuity thot with go to uote LSTORY PRAME TO Tidenoa Nes none Pesta, for grocery stock or hae ’ of our doliberation, Taaid wo had mado up our | June, 1873, I recolvod this tolegrapliio dispatelt | ‘volegramb aud latters recoived roproront sovoral | tho arrangomont ia made, [6 $15,000, tect at Heme Sa ply ay I Bouth be Toot poestors ani! belck batoment house and Int on Tn Obarles Stora Tostifios that Bowen Anlnds that thoy should int pa al the end ice on teat datas ie ae alea loft tho | isundred mou on tholr way to this point to join | gyg vehlel was oxponded Inst yeat stop near 63 Auply at 10 i ioe r . ‘i ‘ longing to tl Jal, aud that Bowen shou! a . 3 Pal beste larg THE ASTORY STONE AND SICK | qaneai” elo Clark, foreotiane worth $3.2 | Borrowed the Tripartite $7,000 | pay $%,0W0 to Titton, and thay should GEONGE F. WILLAA3ts, Heaes e hardly aToUbe tat Gorormieees opeee | tbo to tho Indian ‘Territory wl be the ric ¢ northeast corner of Tira OLT, NEWELL. & MOSHER, * BION A COVENANT. ‘Tho noxt witnogs wan George ¥, Williams, Ifo | sition will bo withdrawn bofore tho Int of May, | from thoir own fund, ‘Tho Chicfa hero pro fsqute Lai eituct tate Agente, TS vot of Claftin, ‘Tho papora to bo bined wero the lottor of | tostifled: Tam inw editor of the Now York fler- |” Merchante aro Jaying tu a largo stock of inins | that th tribo shall engago in lumbering nude RITING 4 W TOTS IN SOUTH DIVISION, apology and the aiticle in print, dated Jan. 1, ald, and have been n journalist for cighteon ing-tools, cto, riculture. Age a Madin Wadtiagiman Te <a 18th, beatdas ottior payers conneeted vets the Toate ares Behe Hint tnanagoe ot of if my sai Zi ote Disratcr mis, Fs 6 ata aso ees ee aa nT Lora 1 Ten scandal. Moulton and ‘Lilton ayreod to tf and ho Now York Dimes. B tb IMPORTANT MILITARY ORCERS, 'Tho troubles conuceted with the ist ro, RRSP-ONEAIALE OF HOUR 163 ISDIAE: | WANT TO, TRADE TNO LOTS URCUMIER: | Evidence at Last Offered Which fs Too | sccmd satiated with {io amard.. Dowon enid | icetion of Nov. 2 1872, and envy tho proof-iog | |The following ordor was issued. tony from | ring’ Govormment weoms. likely No nore tt pote aR monthly at 20. South Side preferred. 4119, Tribune he had no papor to. barn, bat would Ike | bofore it was produced publicly. J received | Gon, Shoridan’a headquarters in this elty: ‘Tho Mabilities of contractors for paving tt {DAT SHOOTIN AND ACHR | otter. Senior Se Excursive Even for the Great atelum of tho Woolltock letter, ‘which wag | proot-lips of tho weantal against the Tov. na hulqiarters (a the Elty COANE RC Ree erento ALL THRE einiorna Lataese | W ARLES, BEEN ancien detent Trial Fee ee erent i ator ek | and Shearman ond thas propoved to sbow that con ETH f | bape deemed roped ayotons, same of wy Z ‘oon 18, is bs one l 7 te al id ie up, aud Tilton safd be woul ‘ato alter it. id y a Caicaao, Itt,, March 31, 1975, wi levelop to |; nite, i ee ey ee erntco and arias. CUI a a eae To dauired to make, "and | tieso slips wera in existenco heforo tho story | Genera ordern Nhe tt ts Fake Tes pan gamle obliged the contractors laying pavomens to kes, uh us ty re Ae SMOSH, Weal Vatate Agents 18 West ho took his pencil and tntorlined the paper, and | Was published, aud in plaintiff's sight bofore | | That there may bo no misunderstanding of tha polley | tom in order for ono year after sccoptane Pe Ee eee = a wrote something on suothor part attachod to it. | the publication prior to tho timo on which of the Govornment in referenco to the region of coun- | Aout of the contractors contend th bee, ise HRS, eats TENG, | WANTROSA THOS EAT IN WHat Auons |The Diurnal Weavy ‘Tale Dono | rhe paver was then eatistactbry to all of thon. Woodley said ha saw thom, Heb ai biodata eae robe ttrsyt ered toy vers paid In dopreciased benda e Poe Baton eter cottage, 6, ronmes, 483 Fultoncet, The De: Ls ‘ : s Up in Fair Shapo by the Thoro was considorablo talk for somo timo, | Mr. Fullerton said tho other side desired to | ing to it, the following communication from tha in- | otttirocontract nugatory androlloves them froma tice foomm Hil Fultonat. DiNDIOT, Boston Clothing | LESS. NP tt rr Witnoss was here handed o olteol, and sald: I | bolater up Woodloy's evidonco, but thoy conld | terior Department, with the {ndorscinent thereon of | responnibility in rolation to tho matt + ae ghan; % p Y, ler. Fh. AO RESTING. iy MGMTGAN-AV,, A FUR. HORSES AND CARRIAGES. mawyere: eet poate Flatline (le er ee ee paid ie Moot in rogata to ¢ na eet catyteeekes ST AOered eee Toe aaa ror tne larorenstogs | gineer Uluste fe, havovor, tuaulng Ubdleoe toer ENTNO. vet AN-AV., FUR | ne rente res mar rere Vn re ‘Tilton, Bowen, Bowen drow up tho chiec! le« @ %, (ractora requiring ro i bi, Rise poe By rcee ae poles, tani! A UGTION--WERTON $00. 1 PApT WASHING either on tho dd or os ot April, and aftor Tilton | vant, aud the other alde must show that plaintiff ., DEPARTMENT OF tite Intention, 1 timo, At Tho oayusatinn ue is ieee Neer e nero GOOD FRAME TOUSERONOA, | HIAGPA ASD HARNESS, TURSDAYS, THURS. OBSERVATIONS. hind signified iis approyal of tho covonaut, I | badoma connection with it, Rin: Thotaimmnncn at detechtng wltkreccutey | fopslr Liimeoit aud chargo tho vont to the ba q od 120 Wabaat-av., between Twontyfourth | DAYS) AND HATURDAYS, AT nO ‘ A CROWD WAITING Fon NERONER, touk the covenant to Wilkeron tho noxt day, and Mr. HIM eaid piainti’ was connocted with it, | whether tho. Mack Illa country dues or doea not | linguoutcoutractors, retaining money, if ap, ‘Trentyatitivate, good tics modern Imprnsanigats; Fie ae eee Ce oe a ees sd. anid foodorand Special Diapateh ta The Chicago Tribune, reevivad a clear capy from his, I think [ car- | a8 shawn by tho toatimony of Conloy, Conk, | contain valusble mineral deposita cannot be overesli= | be duc, and bringing suit for tho amount if th, Pent Salo, tuuntne tnquira at @ and +t Walasl-ave | Oey oat, wo have beon cnupelind to inercaso our sales | Brooxzyx, March 80.—Tha cutirt-room was | ted lt to Charles Storrs to taka to Bowon, bur and Wondloy, and he desired to show that nows- | mated, District hav uo other moans uf obtaining reine L penn | tg thc Neo catalog ts :; o tho paper waa returned to mo without ang #igna- { Paper men ware intimate with the story before it ‘Yo sottle this queation ratinfactorily, tho Department | bursemeont. MPs, SED CUTTAUE, WH BOUTH | ~— ee ‘TO LEAVE Siiseiry | Crammed to roplction by a crowd bont on sooing ture, abd I tools it to Howon aud gat it eigued, | Was publishod, Hull, in support of his argu- } has Heetied, under the advice of tha President, ta send TUR ONANT PaNtsit Case, cage a SA ie ALL BARTS OF TTB AGifsaiie ; tem wagan, elanant spall Becchor take tho stand. A vaguo report pro- | It was then given to Btorra aud given back to | ment, quoted from tho testimony givan by tho | s competent peslou ss, to -pailata tine Teufon, aici ‘Tho Jawyera engaged in tho Grant Pariah [edt Now ante to good tonaita, JACOB cra ea uromu price, ‘Tolograph Stable, | yatied that the dofondant would porsonatly ap- | mo, with ‘Tilton’s signature, I then witness Woodley, and Shearman also quoted Ee eee ee eee ae ec irra re, | cae, Which involves tho coustitutionality of ig Gti, Hf Gharkat. @ | pear in tho chair ag soon as tho Jury had TOOK IT To OELCHER, fromm the cross-cxamivation by Fullorton of tho | thdjan tive guaranteed £9 tho Bloux by the troaty of Enforcamout act, ave ln conforouco tu-night tip ere see Quantities it will bo very desirabio to extinguisl: ARGH ASAU! A AAUHY 8S qi UE os a. sitnas TPO" RF: 1) OUTTAGH, NEARLY NEW, los, phacto: 1t. ay and ho signed it; after which i¢ remained in my | eamo witnoan. 8s, tho purpozo of — ondeavorin; to i Tevlug, pines pose Leavite anid Palicatsy ‘bus rund | iho almes.. SF nee | mean calle Tile ronort ‘utterly Ignored the | oveaasion. I lads couvorsation with Mr, | Jttdgo Neilion finals rufed out tho Inst answor | "Negotiations for (hia pursore havo bern tnstitted, | at an Nagreemont rolative. “to ‘the wt fcithin ong black, ADBIY 10 DL COLE & SUS, rest calales 19 vp iad TA WARGALS ‘OF STRONG | Necessity for tho compiction o! ins toatl. Boutnviok, in April, 1871, iu rogard to taking | of witnoss, who was thon allowed to Jeave tho | snd will bo pursued with unsomitting offorts until It 8 | ponomout of tho hoaring of their ta : Lasse ae TTD ANE J work-horres for €ub;, trist fee ‘will sell, auparatos mony, and wae, thorefore, unfounded. A noto- | atock iu the Golden aye. I had a conyorsation stand, necertained whother the Tudlane wall, or will uot, con- | Gutil tho noxt tora. ‘Cho ehiot arpument is ae FPO RESTS BS TORE Alle. do vase ne Re ee ee ee aerate eer Caineriace | Worthy feature of this moruing was tha number | with Beochor atont it, Ho did uot advise mo in cHANLES STonns epee lc relia ait obtained information | 12 view of tho present oxcited political coudiag Vanten, Park, and Sather haw in gnod, ucattons at, near Centrosny., Went Sida, ms of New York journalists—mon of station and | 89y oy about {t, Iso reported to Mr. South. | was tho noxt. Ifo tostifled : I rosido in Brook- | josding to the bellef that tho tresparecrs now | Of the country, a postponomont is dosirei, WIN 4, RICE Hes + Thoo JFORSALK—ON AGoUUKT OF K Sati emtnouoa in’ thoir calling—who occupiod aonts | Wick. Ixremomber tho W ‘oodlull scandal in the | lyn, and unyo for twenty-llvo years, Lhave boo | in that country, in violation of law and trenty ‘TMD INTERNAL REVENUE COMMIBNIONELAIIE, Po ROOM COTTAGE, 820; ONE & $18; ‘young road or fatnily horvee, two sets of singto following summer. I bad @ conversation with | o commission merobant in Now York for twenty, | stipulations, wil endanger tho auocess of those ‘Thero oro indications that Mr.t Douglass, ( &, wid in No, b33 Hurlbi ci i th 1 c : Pe naira ares eee uote: In. fo, lastburdate peat etait Re LG re hea a AF among the casual spootatora, Fravk Carpontor about the ntacting of o news- | five years. Icarryon business in dry goada, 1 | negotiations. I ayo tho honor, thorefore, to | misntovor of Internal Rovontio, will ean tevieg note RREERIORT AAD IEEE TO GATE LAcPHAICOEG MATES Ott TOR TAKING TESTIMONY WITH BOME TROUBLE, papor, Wo had a meoting at Bowen's honso, | have known Tilton for a dozon years, oud havo Fosrthoat ee ea ee utemefully ‘Tho inost prominent candidate for tho succes evvali-front house op Michigan-ay., near Kightecn| POR SALECA EY EAT OLD MATE goat aieat | IL. B, Claflin resumed tho stand, looking palo | whora thoro woro present Charles Storrs, Frank | had friondly rolations with him during that | Tove fmordlutely, und that they bo infeenied tiata | “0 ls Deputy Commisaiunor Hogors, teh ans, Astitroe wrt nonee | ee faure,, lannds | eound. Can be seen st 280 Centre: Dining-room & 0 ty hous 2 aan RS SEE roe Ai piv eood bata ‘Fidstearnmvchaneoto gots Ancalans | POR SALA BECONDALAND, YACIET- [95 eee ite eae elses: ention we ieiiae Wares aut pele ft. Auidedar Ut ty Tribuno ails, 5 cy aud ul, and was suffering from adistrooalug at- | Carpentor, Bowen, and inyself, Tho conyerga- | period. In 1867, 1868, and 1869 ha remitted fusal to I it iad to thet alow by inillt ‘TMS CADINET taok of infuouzs, Ho hae down in the Shain and tion wna about storting 8 now papor. I ¢id not | monoys to mo when lie wos on lecturing tours. pane Should, it become nocuasaey 10 early wag iu session thros hours. ‘Yhe cago ef Fiz ke . 1 B aubscribe to tho enterprise, ‘Lilton came tomy | 1 havo lunched at Dolmonico’s for sixtcen or | military force tho geologiets abuut to beappolnted can | Jobn Porter is understood to bave beon tho say. Shoarman took up o position at his foot and | honaa one night, and said ho bad heard I had | soventeon yonra, and vo did Tilton, Iwomo- | accompany ho oxpedition, and, 4 such forca proven | ject conuiderod. ‘Chere was Homo ncrlowas ig er call for aultable escort | tho discussion, owlng to the fact that the former SALE-KEPRESBAFAGON, HUNSK, AND | ropoatod ovory anawor mado by tho witness, who | catled him “a blackmailer.” Tho conyorsation | times saw ‘lilton two or threo times a week, | nnnocoesary, I may Lerea! PR, harnore, thres team-horscs, fumber.wagone, anc Snburbaa. aa v eologten ye Tat } i TPO_RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS | harness, at UROWN'S SUL, comer of Vantlurei aad spoke with such difleulty that nove of the jury | turned on bis rofstions with Boeoher. aud gomatimes oftoner, Wo wora fn tho habit en Te ete aiguedhe ee erectus Four | action of tho Cabinat on this caso boca put. and bath-room; 2) miles out; neat the station; so- | Franklin-ats. ees could honr @ word ho asid. ONOSS-F.XAMINATION. of tallung offten on goneral affairs. learnar 'O, Drtano, Becretary, ite. cloty vod A BROS, & iN ont Nick TOP HUGGY. CiKAP FoR ANT? NEKCHEN sTOWE. This finihed tho direct examination, and Mr.,| on tha dd of January, 1871, that ho was dis- | rhe Hon, W, W. Drotnar, Secretary of War, | YELLOW FEVER. ro N FORTY. ‘or would take a goo guid watch as Dart pay. pak Fullorton began his crozs-oxamination, ‘Tho | charged from the Jndependent, I saw Tilton thay Wan DrtantMent; ‘Tho Navy Department Lag startling inform. puthist., near comarof Woodlawn-at., kontrol: 2 | ¢ northwest corner Union un During Claftin's diroot examination by Tracy, | witness tontited s ‘Luo first mecting Lind with | day iu iu house, Iavkod him if ohad boon AptUTANT-GENEMAL'S Grricnt tiou relntivo ty, tha czely advont of tho yelior Hams story Doar e an sot Cratarsront B20. por yest, OK SALH-A GOOD BUGGY ANT eet who should como into Court snd sit beside Mrs, | regard to this mattor was at Moulton’s tuo Iattor Aiechineet) from the Zndependent and Union, aud Wasittnazoy, Marah 26, 1473, fover ot the @xic ports. Capt. Russel, ‘venir Frain ate. tt OU Prt, Clarke and Niatenuthits. Af charge goume and tne blooded. Ds Mt. PATICEI | Dooctor and hor slutor, but the suthoresa of | part of March, 1872. ‘Ihoro woro present Moul- | hosaid ho had. Ifo soomed depressed and do- | ,Omelal copy reepectfuily referred to the Geucral of | ofticor of tho United btatox “ewrol Pismo, SALES RXPIERSWAGON AND ITATNESS | ‘Uncle Tom's Cabin,” Mrs, Harrict Beoesor | 6% Titov, Wilkeson, and myself; Dowon was | Jocted, Io sald ho wanted me to go to Moultou's Shite Tetortor Dopiriment not only desires the pro- stutloned at Koy West, telegraphod the Nir TO RENT--ROOMS. oe eee AGS wkituys ioe Shere absont. I think I was requested to go thoro by | with him, Wo went; snd on the way ho sald | ,, me », | Departinent tunton that day two cases had ce. a RRRE. Ucsoro er ADDY bare Eve ars Je th Toom was tumoed a8 | Heechor, I did not soo Tiowen bofora going | Mr. Beochor and Mrs, Morse had been ee eee eae tard cay be driven ont? | cusred on board his ship, Por reaeuns not nal vabarli-ay. i GOOD SADDLE HOKSE AND TWO SIDE. y & spring, in the direation of Mrs, Stowo, | there. Tho firut mosting wason Sunday nigur TALKING TO BOWEN AGAINST HIM, ‘By order of the Secretary of War. known, neither the “Sreasury nor the War De FURNIBI 2 I exddlass nine ‘Atate orices and gaitof | who basked ina porfvot Liazo of curiosity and | and I think thowecond on ‘Tucsday. I think 1 | and that a lady had mado somo statements to ED, Townarxp, Adjutant-Gencral, partmont wero advised of ‘this until toy, 2 West Washington-st, horse, Address I Se ae interost, say Boron before tha soconit necting. At tho } Bowen against him, and that.it waa os cago of | By command of Licut,-Uon, Sueridant when the enginver officor In charge of tho (ic. RNISHED NOOMA FOR puny, HORSES JUST RECKIVED, on FULLERTON noTienen. firat mesting, Myr. Tilton showed mo a press | Josoph and Potiphar's wifo over again; that bo Otel ws G, Dauas, Assistant Adjutant-Gencral orumont works at forts nour Ker Wey ‘Tribune otic. hore Pelring, mod ce prues iree imavess aoe several Fullorton roeo t x Ein en copy of hia personal atatomont, which ho thrent- | had put his caso in Moulton'’s hands, and Moul- (Ofetal.} folenraphed to tho Chief of Enginen 30 WENT—A a Jouny borsos partly brake, choay. 68 Wort sto mn tos tocommence his cross oxamina | gnod to publich if Bowon did not give lim satis- | ton did not wish him to take any stops in tho + FIRES. that’ tho yollow fover haa ureatly is T nlshed rooms, : war Ak is AT is tion at 20 minutes to 12. He was avidontly sn- | faction, When I saw this articla I ssid it | matter. Whon wo got thoro, thore was 1 | je i ereased in tho Invt few days, that the nan! TPO RE: oLEABA 10E UR noyed by the necessity of a repetition. Ithap- | would be wrong to pnblisk this, and | conyoreation, in which ‘llton complained —— vessel oxo quurautined, aud that tho soldien ia ed, convenluat to bualnose; vory rossooable terms pened quite frequently that Shearman and | Would do harm to all partios if if woro {of Mrs. Leechor and Mrs. Moran turn- AT FAIRBURY, It. garrison will immediately Ieave tor colder qur CLARO ee RLS: Cinflin apoko at once, thua producing a strange publiched. Wilkcson proposed that they {ing Ueesio Turner against him. Ho said Bnectat Dispateh to The Chicaan Tridune, ters. Another army offcer rocolved o dispaica should siga an surcemanty one i apreed with Deectior be zania that te Lambie Htnaele Hee Famnuny, Il, March 30.—A very dostrnctivo Inter stati, that ue fayee is rong, ike im. © prepared tho rough draft of an agrec- | fore bim (Tilton) as before hia God, an tf) t Inat ny little before 11 jsoaso ix not confine 10 Yevecls, but iy Btoron. Cian Seo chee Most Adama dwolt principally upon tho tripartite covenant, | mont, which ae talked over fora long timo, and | would make him do so. I oxpressod my sympa- adil bea In feahtte aéateaotlod extonded to Key Went. Dr. Woadworth, Super 0. RENT—TUREESTORY AND DASEMEST | Ses qNTRDOA BADDLE TONSK, SIUST BAA | Fullerton being particularly sollcitous to obtain | it was sgrecd that the agroomeut ehauld bo Uhies for him. — 1 met him ou another oocasion, - brick doublo stone buildi vising Surgeon of the Marino Hospital Serica, beh, comer a! Riitls amd Darrborn-ou., two Se | VWANTED A SADDLE tor ee seat i | from Claflin » fall doscription of the elroum. | Signed. Tilton insisted that the publication | whon he sald that lis wifo bait chargod Bocohor | Of the two-story brick doublo sone building immediately ordorcd all Marino Hospital sx ae ea ea CORN, A ie rar tram te is hand matchod horsos, Il, NEWBON, Sherman Howe | oo coy attonding ‘Tilton's signat thi would be made unless Bowon mado settioment | with having made improper proposala tober; | owned by tho socloty of Odd Fellows; slso & | goons to promptly ronort alt indicatious of tls BL Rat Reece e ee Stadio = = | vetlor watlertan aay capensl Ad. quéstianloe yuh spate It nee said by jiilikesenisad mypolt et ho had old ole to Boocher, and tile dali similar building ownod by the ostate of J. W. sisaace satithe desde, Bite stadt yacht Re 70 RENTS i 48TO x . : that Bowon would como Into s sottlomont, an ad procured a retraction from her,and thot Moul- - | patch, which will take the Senatorial vxeursict- "Teter ulif beaten No. dot ars Sinden. Bp | MUSICAL. Cinilin, Tracy stood behind him with bis arme | that the papore relating to tho matior toullad pune olieccher within plavalandmmadonics | Norms: desessed: with elmost thelr outtzo con | F i TO RENT--STORES. OFFICES. &o. SNTEDCA GOOD ¥OUNG HORSE WEIGHING | and vulntolligiblo clash. Tho cross-oxamination Bp A a 9 ei Hk Sl tr aa a W from 1,00 to 1, Xu; will pay woos for same, Call an cena A IS ea ists to Mexico, stopped at Koy Weut, hot koor ‘ alent, “A CHASOR TO GETIA FINE PIANO AT 4 BAT- | folded, now and tuen making a eortiotn behalf BUODLD BE NUUNED. surrender it, In March, 1872, Tiiton oallod aud | teate, and tho partial destruction of the one- | in) thy presence of doe fever there. ah BY W. D. KERFOOT ¢ C0., © EAST grin A brand new and magnificent tactare plans | of cha witness ‘Tilton aid not apeak of any lotontion of alyns | aid bo bad bec Wost ona lacturing tour, when | story brick .turnituro store of E., I. Joy. OFFICE-SBEKEIS. i 108 Nos. . 1 = npaRton st, stores Nus, $8 ani 62 South Water Herta riety ond rai itoa fraser’ sickly-polished thee ood : ing tho papor that oveolng. Either Mr, Wilue- | ho had boon coldly received. Hodidnot undar- | ‘Tho first story of tho Odd Fellows! Buildiag | Tho effect of the abolition of tho Civil-¥erne #c, witn lols, “Wihl reat low fo rerponsible tenant. __| UAH time plymiay carved (exe, atv lyros sty A PAI OF LAUGHA, son or myself mado the proposition that Tilton | staud why ho was discharged by Bowen. Io | was occupied by ¥. Elliott, boot and slioo wtoro; | sygtom iy already manifoxt. Cabluct oilicera ey TPO WENT STORES AND BAREMPHTS IN BUILD: | boule X1Y. | Manuractarers pricoee.b. | For talo, lt “Tho first laugh of tho morning was ovoked by | aoutd sign that paper. 1 think he mado objoo- | showod moan article he wae golug to publish, | 82d J. Brownloo & Bon, agricultural implomonts | {iat tho dowand for ofllca hos uover beau Th, RUBLES Chaneat, And ona pf adcoral taken (tienda; warrantedia avery | Clailin's romark that “Wo wore aur own Iawyors, | tion to somo of the terme in the paper. ‘and state | and I said this was storo; the second atory by the different branohes | prose ay now, and that it Las porocptibly is rospect. o i rel fant and Odd Fellowshi) cnt ve nes ganay. ___| and got through quickly.” Fullortoa raised tho | cd that ho wished It to be altored. ‘Tilton mado NOT A PROrER ARTICLE of tho Ordors of Masonry aud + | crossed siuce the formal abrogation of thotinl Olt BALE—A MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN, USED some suggestions ng to what he would sign, or b f Tho Morris Building was occupied by Mra. L. E. | Service rules, ‘The now rulo as to tho oxamie Jrresl shee ‘idwoat price ar wararcome, g2ais” Beaal- second Iugh by gravely asking “ How little or | Wit ho would not, ‘Tho panor wad et in | 9,bo published. | f told him occhar denied all | Morris, jewelry aud millinery mlore, and J.T | tion in tho Treasury will bo rigidly euforecd. 2 h i . i! i os at Drico at warerooms, §24,'Reul- | how much do you know of Victoria ©, Wood- | § complete form to bo. altorod that night. arti oe anata ine Keawilt. va a arin te Bowen, doufoctionor. ‘Total loss about $30,000. [io the Associated Lrese. ] asowment, MB. AsORe en [ie hull?” At that baleful namo tho audience, | Tilton sad be would sign th a by Insurance os follows: Odd Fellows’ Buildiog— APPOINTMENTS. i :’ Let, y ND, . ign tho paper drann u| him Bowen would do him justice, and somethin; : + TPT ROM MNaDucens 0. by WALLIN Yat TL Aibicit ofangptete Renn anacied ished preajum. whlch had fast beon growing drowsy, prioked up | Wilkeson, with Tiltow's uuggestion incorporated. | was enid about arbitration. i rorigod to oo Finn, of Hartford, 82.0004 North America, of | Wasmsazox, D. Cy Masel, 30.—Dacld she LaBalle oun 16, Foraste only by W. W, KIMUALL, Stato and Adams | (tg oars, and Hstonod with freslt attontion, ‘Tho noxt moetiug was on ‘Tuesday or Wodnos- | owon about ‘Tilton’s claim for sx months’ sor- 2.500. ee ee dingeN insucaron” Joye art is appointas Blarokoo 08 for the Fourth Ds ipo kuNTIoS WADAGEE “A LANGE SHOW- TSR ANG GHOANE FON RERTOITRALI QUITE A HEAVY LEGAL wRANOLE Gay, but J think the formor, in Moulton's atudy, ] vices. Ie left this porgonal statomont with mo | $2A00. Norm ul’ bene comnts Lada tel acorn a nea et eed window and balf of milline: $1. Rooms in ee eS ror iD ADL: Some atal 3 Witkeson produced tho papor then in its propor | to show it to Bowen, I offered to show it to | Building: 5 000s Ee | Fite Kentucky. Samuel B, Prico bas been 1p the rears «We and | occurred just bofore rocoss. ‘Tracy, Boash, and | form. Air. Wilkeson read tha papor over to all | Howen tuo noxt night but he anid either that bo Elliott's tock, North Amoriom, Philedolphia, | pointed Ganget for tho Fourth Iowa, ud (f'0 RENT—THE FINE STORE, CORNER OF WaA- POMERAT. aad Adameests undo? the Hurdick-itanae, Re Teadit, I talked with bit | £2200; North Dritieh and Mercantile, 6600; J. | Thomas A. Sykes in tho Vitth Tonnosscs. ith orwithout basement. Also Jofta in same patidingy sale Jaws an fasprablaitermis OS nowt ‘Tho Prosidont to-day appointed A. C, hegre 5 = His Honor eneaged in s warm controversy, | tho partios who wero ot tho formor mocting. | know of bi vi ROT FROM FACTORY, Fe ie af naw of it or . ween ine waurove now afriawt Ocied | Beaoh assorted that witnees’ answers on redirect | Howon waa abuont. ‘Tilton sald lio would sign it | about a actilomont of ‘Tilton’y claims. I saw Brownlea Con Whoonls,.of Hartford, $4.8003 Plant, Wav aay "i v Mrs. L. Morrla, Franklin, of Philadelphia, | of Rhodo Ieland, to boa mombor of the lor Sichatcemeponc acing for tisut monks Address iah | CPiviecC gun, Als, tna now Deostare rae were mere repetitions. ‘Tracy hotly answored | te tne if Uowen would once. Ho Tilton after thls, and told im part of tho cous | BFE desi Movs Miornona Fund, of Calle | OF pean ee" Conte cate mister te Sin ee ae ET yorsation between Bowon and mysolf, I told ALP. OF THe | DA tat cei that it was competent to explain any ambiguitios | hyt Z told him ho would, Moulton also ox- | him Bowon eaid ho never received a auch lete fornia, G20); | +f i Tiik BTOR ‘Atus sewing Machine Building, M6 State-at. ARI | CHCONDTAND PIANOSCWILL OFFE onthocrose-oxamination, Judge Nollsoneaid rath- | pressed his doubte. Tilton aselgued somo roo- | t that of Jan. 2, 1871, and that 1 ted Vie 5. on thy premlics. Bee ed Osumitaeld to make cence | or mora hestily than usual: ‘No ambiguities oo for Bowon's not aiguing it, and I avalgued to Bowon it would bo le aud butter 0 woltle ment, Underwritors’, of Now York, $600; 12. 0. 0. I, furniture, North Brite roved April 10, 1869, tile, 600; Foirbury Encamp. Re POTE NEW TOEARURER, . John C, Now, of Indtanapotiv, Gon, Bplane. ; SPLENDID BECO. Miscolinncons- S Hallet, Davis Too if BUNT STORES 2 GT AND Ss VAN BUREN: | sux stock: havo occurred ; the conse! do not object to | womorestona shat ho would, I thought Bowon | with him, and avold tho ecandal, and ho thought | Joy, Atovk, North Amorica, @,U00.. ithe exnet | successor, wa at tho ‘Tronsury Department \¢ ie See EE ee secre? | | Bislawtye iuudsonio carted, cies curved toga, cost | that.” ‘Iho Court at last told ‘Tracy eee ne | boing the proprietor of two nowapapars, its pul- | jot, After some talk Teaid {thought Dowon | Sfisin of tho iro isnot know, but at was Gree | day, looking into tho details of tho fresane Gey, for e375, | question had b ked 1 th lication would injure him. ‘Tilton expressod 4 | would scttle the claims, At this timo ‘lilton wovered in the front of Brownleas store, oltice. Ho oxpects to aastime tho office on Ofoos. aaa E TUblekering, Toctate, G20. ae, $550 queation had been asked soveral times and he wallingaoss to wigu it. Ho took up a pou, | wanted to know If Lwould act na arbitrator for Ast of Inly, oo interim bolng required in onder a FE Te RP eae AN Randotpicet,, trecting | Haudsome upright nlaua, 1s-octave, #20, hind betior take up something oluo, and f eald he bad better uot algn it then, | him, I acted so, with Claflin and Freeland, at AT DAVENPORT, IA. count all {ho monoy and Dalanco tho boolsit Court-Howseaquare, Tuqiire at of j apright plana. t Xe TNE ALIDI BUSINESS. aa I would take the paper to Bowen and toll him | Moulton’s houso. I wont there with Bowen. Til- Bneciat Dinpatoh to The Chicaar Trioune, tho Department. Gon, Spiuner’s ratirement a To RENT—GHOIGE OFFICRS 7 Perel plano, aN Immediately aftor recess tivo female tolegraph | that Tilton bad exprossod hie willingnoss to sign | ton aud Moulton woro thore. Claflu and ioe. | _Davexvont, Ia, March 20.—At 12 o'clock Jast | neccamtuto the counting of ovory doilar ia moms, tory cheap, (n Utis Block, corner of 10 scound-band ormans, prices 875 to 8125. operators were examined about tho tori it, Ihaveno doubt thot Tilton would havo | Jand bad not urrived, and Iwont for thom. I | night tho Dayonport Woolen-Mille, James ‘Troasury yaulty, amounting to more than $104 f a js. Mans at and Lanallerata, Apply to ky Bs, OF Le ttaorn I WeWe KEMBALC, Stato aud Adameate, | OPC ed abot myetorions | siened the panor bad 1 not provonted him, I | advised that Bhields proprictor, took firo and tho wholo es- | 20,000. HAND PIANOS CHAPS and pernicious telegram. Thoy almply aworo | rook tho papor to Bowon, and lott {t with him. | szecuen's MATTERS sNOULD NoT nz AROUGUT Ix, Y LEGAL-TENDERS WITHDRAWS, an ¥ 7-ootavo rosowood piand, ley: tablishmeat was noarly destroyed. The loss The Beorot: f the United Treaeory re INT-LARGE WAREROOMS, FIRST FLOOR; s thoy gont and recotvod tho telegram on tho 2d of | I returned to Moulton’s house. Thoy were all | Wut it waa alterwards uudorstood that tho: ¢ Beorotary of tho United Htates © Metra clos beat Lepoutiion Muikiuiue “Call aeSeas | ae, carzed legs: qaupl to.new, ovet pied, price #20. | June, 1879, and wore not cross-examined, there, Wilkeson. or Tilton eaid that T ought | ghouid come in. Wowen aud ‘Litton, Iaid theie | Wl ie tram £80,000 ig £0,000 and 8 pearly to-day directed the Treasurar to withdraw frva Sand 63h a Spot carers, Fieh moldings: and carrod legs, pawertul ONE, TWO; SHRED not to havo loft the paper, and I replied that | casos down and withdrow. ‘Tho matter waa die. | Covered by Insurance. FEO. = | the available currency balances of tho Tressuy Sobe, vse Vib ith host and carer, pried aT aacia Ey Williams, ® journalist, now law | Loren aliould bave time to canaidor the papor, | cussed, and thoy came iz» Oiadin stated that | 28 wer and womon are turued out of employ- | ¢1.488,L0U in legal-tendory, and that they be ca ¥ ey when it was proposed to have arbitration, elther a . cout. coled aud destroved ; that amount being 8) 7 oe ee er ee carod tegy wth | editor of tho Now York Herald wes tho next wit~ | by sie, of ‘ilton, or Wilkeson, Frobsbly tho | the rapers wero to bo Mee ok nak hanen waste ‘icawe LMOROBaES Wd cout of tha additioual eizculation isaucd to Ss URE NO. stool and covery Bide a ae news, Io had only aueworod throo questions, | words uscd woro, “I now propose to sub- | psy Lilcon 7,000, ‘Tilton objected to siguing ‘ dlonat Bunks during the prosent month, tt Ppar: re RUsTDENGR Be MCHA Rey, A | hon Beach. majoutically aroxe, and indignantly | mit tho matter to arbitrators,” but I cannot | tho paper and wished to chango it, Ho was flnal- diol Diaraisb as TaReheae, ie further redomptiony undor tho sot pean ees =5/\/)\LUPRIGHTCA VEAY FINE IMPORTED | asked: ‘Wo should llko to know what th remomber tho Ianguage, 1 think ‘Tilton | ly allowed to amend it by tho arbitrators, It] DACnosse, Wis, Merch G0—The fina resl- ) thorofor aro ordered. | ‘Tho ainount af Us ARB, WE i BIDE-TNACK, $200 upright gragd planu, 7-ootere and agraio 1 i dt by thi no) gen agreed to thia. ‘Tilton namod Obarles | was understood that Clafin should tako tho pa | donco of M. Blumor,a fow miles from La Crosse, | Statee notes outstanding and to bo iss ie potk-at. Apply at UsicesCham: | Urideo} equal tonawi ful, lob, and powcrfalone;made | tomen intend to prove by this witnose," Uli | Siorre as an arbitrator. J think I named | por to Wilkesou aud have it engrossed, and | waa dostroyed by firo lant night, Loss and in. | circulating mediums shall not oxcecd @379, ty near Pacitio Depot Hid boaruing-hduse; tent to mult tb tues, For par- | nico orde Mculara tuqu near P bor of . rey ‘on, Hamburg, cust to import £60; forsale | replied that thoy were going to slow that alips | Mr. Freetand tho first arbit: di 00 ——— > ve Hernunen S13 Minktenmays r. Freeland na tho first arbitrator. Ido not | thero was an arrangement that it should | suranco not ascortaised. ! i Nee Tee OTs ne BRANCH, NEAT eee a of the Woodhull article wero vent to dif- | kaow who named the thirdmsn. Ididnotname | be given to one porsop, aud not 3 Chamber of Commorea, BOARDING AND LODGING. ferent nowspapor ofllces early in tho | mydolf. Ido not remombor boing named at all. | givon up unloss with tho consent of all AT RICHMOND, WI8, THE WEATHER. ipo RENToIN) VAN BUREN ST? WELL LIGHTED Wa MT | ering ‘of 1872. After anothor question, | No papers for tho arbitration were drann upthat | partios, “Dowon thon drow up acheok for the | Sr, Pact, Alun, March 90.—At Now Ben- | Wasmmorow, D, 0. March 91—1 a. m—Fit Fo Ee Eee are Taauiea at 1s Wusiers, 134, AND um sticntuAN.st.—noanpens oxy | which Bosch promptly objected to, and hight, There was pmaun Tilton. and Moulton 's poedl.to bach mond, Wie., tho present actual terminus of tho | tho Uppor Lako region and thonco soulbess, Bie aise ccc | tatncenden her eeti cont wacerea U table, with | after more heavy argumenta from s majority of | to submit the canons Honraiton Tho arbi- Tattarabapalery ana Tilton's latter of, aaa 1 a North Wisconsin Railroad, » graln elovator was | ward ovor tho Blissourl Valloy, cloudy, fg eae gy ee arenes 137 qiGHiGANst.—UOARDEI “WanTED, tho coungol, Judge Neilson decided that the evi- | trators mot to hear the partios a night or two af- | Bowen wore among tho papora to bo burnt, | burned to-day. coldor woathor will provall with ih de LOU bere tuay con te aconmmudated withipluasant | denco was iinmatorial, and ruled It out, ‘Thus | ter, at the same place. Moulton, Luton, Bowen, | Wien the chock was drawn it was given to Tile AT HUNTINGTON, W. VA. wout whuda, and rluiug baromotor duriug NT — PHOTOGRAPING GALLERY IN | niahed ur uafuroished, sity soaide varlur fur rent, tute | 19,6 witness wag, in the classical languago of tho | 8nd tho arbitrators wero proveut. The partica | ton, and we thon soparated. Aitor this Tilton Crvanxati, O., March 30.—Tho Contral Land day night. euursy of construction tn extra good locality, ta,one <a Cow ¥ wero thelr own lawyers, and we got through | uaid to mo that bo thought Moulton waa tho * “Be Sea BU rey AC 0M (RENNER op Ate E Bt Wont Side. Now York Herald, gracofully pounced before be | quick, [uauguter.)” ihe chock wasdrawa im. | propor custodian of that papor. ‘Tliis was dig | Company's building at Huntington, W. Va., was SOK, OR TERT AT, Match S Peers | 80) SOUTH SANGASO. ‘0 RENT, A NIOK- | was evon warm in tho witness-seat. Thediately after sho award was mado, I did not | eentod to by tha othor partios, A few dayyatcor | burned yestorday, ‘Tho lous ts 95,000; woln- | te, WANTED--TO RENT e7_ est eralabed seam pars Charles Storra was Jond the money to Bowen, as ho camo noxtmorn. | the arbitration £ had a conversation with Tiltou | sured. _ They [Bars Thr eG ind, eo SNAG WERICHOUITR CTI INGTIC ain ee ea TUE LAST WITNESS ‘ {ug to the ofice and sald ha would not need it, | and Moulton at the tnktor's Houso. Moulton win ataaret sits 79 a.m, Da O10 A, from in N PRD ENT RB y 2 fe ids MD, | se Balt Wao rig foiutes te Alara Hs €1,_Dar-board, 84. called to-day. Ho is a commission merchant and | 140, pot remember anything belong said sbout | Ha! am exon thinka I burned thoso G2'B' Wey bates st ssose 3% tho time of depositing the clovk for collection, | papers. O yes, I burned them ;” and ho laughed, Ontariexn, Mu., Maroh 80,—By the burning of th . was ono of Horace Grecloy'soxecutors, Io tos- . "ty 1017 Wanasticn art Bir ween BOARD, | tiflod that Bowen Tarvouea $7,000 from H, B, reeset saemeate and Doroligr nign “f Roti, “ir Tbarued Sp oie rctertene AH ape cir aranaia ir aes Cousiphecer ti 63) 3/8, E Se ee Clafin when the arbitration papors wero elgned. | last. A printed alle was attached to the sgreo- tbe Nocdteall seandal, alten called nS my elie, bs en 10: Oe eae een Lotain. Clafln aworo ho diduot end Bowen monoy at that | ment jo not know whether the paper was | He piald it wad an infamous articlo, and con- NEAR TORONTO. Moximum thermometer, 73; minimum Diifare Wouse, 8, a AND 2 RANDOLET:Bt — tlme. Ho also testified to Moulton caillag Bacgly- read, but was paxged around forinepection. We | tained a grent many lios about his wife aud Tonoxto, March 80—Taylor’s paper-mills, | tr a s i ity. Houses rented and GUis os Stadtuly 77 ch wa P—TO Wr ‘or small cottaxe, for trenth-st, and east of Clai turma promptly mat 858. Hy (real aH, IC, sreabs 12:18, mu, 29,08" 4 T3i., {renh, 4 never went into tho truth or untruth of the } Beochor, and that he was writing a atory about VATIONS. See DR IOTRICIG ANDi -WANARICAVS oralisrandalibortino and bisuaylug: *D—n bita! | storiog in the papor, nor did we disotias thom. | it Not that Beachor had not mado linpropor | near thia elty, burned to-day. Loss $0,000; no GENEDAL ONSEBY TT 00, March VADA HOTEE HG AND, ito WARASI-AV:: | If porsonal vialence would do any good I would | donot know what became of tha Orut draft of | proposals to nis wifo, but insurance, Station, har.) Thm Rainy Winds | Wet day; 67 to 810 por wosk; dsy-board $5 por woak, out Lim down." Monlton substantially acknowl. ans tripartite aeresinone read by Wilkesoa at tag ak norma OBIMINAL otcunne, en IN cHIoAce. : ad fells baa ———— —— UUD'S KL, SA ASIIINGTON. ed; % rst meeting, ook the conipleted agreement | ant a ja wifo was as puro as light, lo Ne as, |B. By fresh. ea West POI Gold i oppaulte: Fold) “Leiter & Neos per | oteed iia Sarin ie spartans A to Wilkeson and bave not nen either of the | spoke of having written Woodbull's lifo, audthat | ‘The alarm from Box 754, at 4 o'clock yoaterday ‘let Ez, freeb.| rat-class housceatwnco, LARK! day "May boird, gb.t0 per woo,” . i papersulnce, ‘Tilton proposed to leavo tho agree- | it damaged lim moro than 810,000. 1 told | afternoon, wae caused by firo in a wooden shanty 3.) freebssent Fasliington-tt, bareuieat, Se BOARD WANTED, | ocditt, Tilton and hor frlends have not attended | ment wlion siguod with Moulton, but this wax | ‘Tilton that Carpenter had talked with me about | in tha rear of No. 108 Wesson stroct, owned by etal Oo ‘A RELTANLE SAN, ot J court In sayoraldaya, Boochor was not in at- | objected to, and I proposod Frcclandor Htorre, | starting oa _uowspapor in Now York | xire, Julia Diller. Damoge slight, “asa Hse Gu SS" | TSORE SAUTE GE TNS HON AND HGAGD | tondanco tnday. 1 te apposed that ho a pro-| Helly, Aone tiapaper, Mnagroamant, otwons | for id benedi, aid tains, sean, ial eee Seuge At og eg bse os st be nan, wife, Ait bee i . rocland au Orr, o Obligation was I 18 AL Waner Tamas pod eallg oat ides ea Bist ihe nyt ity arpa Treation au peritiy forthe withensecey imposed on mo as to showing itor allowing it to | schome; that Beochur was to bo editor, Tilton POLITIO le fc fn advance family only four matte. i take beat is which must ba moderato, Addroas Ui 4, ‘Tribune It to weml-authenticall a od thi be copied. No person saw it while in my pos- | foreign correspondent, aud Carpenter was to INDEPENDENT MovENENT IN ST. LoUIs. uf uromises aud giv referunces if dealrod. Address an : = ae tically aunonnced thie aftor- | wosuion. Storra afterward got it. have some oflico init, ‘hoy proposed to buy a |. 8 March BUA call: sigued by. oTer HS Aes oes aRNTTETANCWTIF, | Donen MOUSE NY, DESIRE HOARD | noon that Vacchor will positively go on the wit- BEECHER BOLUOWED TUE PAPER, paper which wag in the Axsoclated Press, and | Bt. Lovis, March S0-—A call signed by over Waspayaro er NTEEMAN, WEES | ‘tribune alt se piarass Sey ithe ness-utand to-morrow. Lvarta ia given asaa- | ue day, while I had it, but returnod it soon | the Express and Conimerciat Advertiser woro | 4,000 citizona of ell political parties, many Wat tals and nelutiburtiood, betseeu Wahach and tho fake, Koure | J2OARD—A GENTLEMAN AND Wie DESHIE_A | thority. after, I think ¢his was in April, 1872. Iro- | talked of; #0 was tho Brooklyn Union and | among tho most prominent and Influontial of | “Ses ih WO Prune, Hout wad Thiriyaiacaty« wedera imuronenianis, | Ad- Bea Me ERTLE MAN AND WHEE anor Wa- , — momber the tlino {t was publiatied iu tuo news. | Golden Aye, I told him all those echomow wore | tha city, will be publiuhod to-morrow, asking Spectal Iuapatch to The Cheon AT eather Ages, with price snd looallty, for tiredayt, L171, ‘Stibuue | bash-ave oar Twellthat, ‘Address BEUAIE, Toon PRESS REPORT. papers. know Victoria Woodhull a little, aud custo, No said Carpenter talked fo bin | Stony ‘Overstolz: to run as independent oandl- {Manian Wie Feet sca Atos of Pi oO HENT A EURNISHED HOUBE | ROARDINEAT SINGLE MOOR, WITt DREAK. <, ASIMRENIE CROWD, Cae ee ee eer aturaed her alate ihitow ea a bocditor ‘sal a ted aereres dato for Mayor, Mr, Overetolz, mo is au old ae going wout, ‘The Mow bas neatly, ad Ya, Paks Host Bids, pear Alad: foat anil tua, for slngle gentlest 02, West Sidoor | New Yous, March 80.—Au exceedingly great | oitice at Broad atreat, soon after, but Ido not re- | ing todo with it. Othorwlae, if It wus » Now Prominont citizen, aud woll acquainted with the } and without any frouhots, ayipune ren. eet uf relwrences, A kus! crowd gathered {n the nolghboriood of the | member tho yoar, Bho had beon to my hous | York morning paper, Beecher wae to bo | Sffaira of the clty, having filled, sororal pails a Seema peapatel ea se Tha woatliet o> qj ANTRD-TO KENTA DWELLING TIQUEE OF LOST AN Prookdyu City Conrt-room thie morning, Al- | andapoken td re. Clatio, and sho urged very | editor, Tilton, old! mo that, bla father | clos, aa, responded fayorsblyy and’ wil) is Cit Tt cmmerlive, ‘Tora we ed aia ree su leat $B A a WELEING HOUR OV | __... MOST AND FOUND. ---t, | thongh the morning was e beautifal spring ano, Lore thst 4 ebanidt Ba paced i coll anil Be here Me ned kod. Busre ie Persian pond eee He ee Cane (iundor-ehowors. this s(ternoon aud vant q oer ch Al ST-BRT WHE! SM. YESTENDAY, thie was er in the winter pring. er fo pakg me me about - m. long. atures, celed batwocn Aberdcs Posy Ber Wie s AND Pp HASTEND AY, | aud houssnds of pooplo are aill out of work, It | on for wome wegks or mona alter” 1 did uot | solling it'end inveetiug the money ia otter uo- Fee oe eon ane ‘Tho tarmore in this vicinity aro elt se WOOL’RD, Chicago. eas Hndor will bo liberally Fowarded by roturuiug the sao to | 18 wore than Hkely the exceptional throng was | subscribetoherpapor, Shesentittome, Iam | curitics, 1 had a communication with ‘Tilton at Leiria + ‘ % whoat-sowing along the lino Of Tivaucy ite \W Wanmupcto RENT SOY a Viiiy Bag As At. HEADY, A Michlyaa-ars owing to tho anuouncomont iat lato last evens | wot cortalu it I pald for It. uid not advertive | Oviugton's after bis wifo left him. Ie ald ho | | Kaxeas Crry, Mo., March $0.—Tho Nepublican | Dakota Mailrond, In, the MOOI saat by ng td tobe a el oo Pin yee Peay OURNAGEAES Ay ing, after along congultatlon with Mesora, y- | init, but 2eaw au advertlzomout of mino init. | must now, bis wife having loft him, City Convontlon was held'this afternoon, andthe farmsate will, abous fateh ssoly al all polo apdeaet as ‘lark Bee ee ‘Ww axcosd wide rer A ra wits Waid by leaving arta, Porter, and Shearman, at the rosidonco of Iwent tober house once, with Bowen, but do BMABLE ELIZABETH AND BEECHER, followiug nominations wero made: Mayor, E. B, weok, a river ie eelbe aBallo and Slontug- 3 Bryan Mlock not remombor tho dato, I know {t was the weok | I sald I was sorry, and this was unforsunato. In . a We trom here to Bully, = anany pore Lostaaonbay aprin Br, Boochior, it was decldad to put Mr, Bocchor | that Louis Tappen diod, ax Howen came down to | August, 2874, 1 wau sont for to como to Boul aerate, fee er Heer Went oa Br. Pavt, Mion Masel $0. Fr pat . wW Ferm da, parelg, faoly tor lady and goutte: | Ty 'sa tha, atroat orabiably, ne on the witnessstand this imorning. ‘hia | attend his funeral, Ib wae about o'clock in the | ton'v lansa by Woodruff, I wont there, aud had | ton; City Attorney, Jo Ls \oktay. Bons Of tho authors an ree og farraess bal ducratvand part of Btatuenth, sddrvss Mf Gy'Tribs | fovelae é course, if wad allegod, was made necoseary | afternoon. Wo wont thera to wee some docu an lelaiyien with Moulton up-utaira. | Mouttow pL diene SE te te The wont bss M0 UE en .-. | GPRAVEDSA BORTEL HONGE: HK MARS WHITE | by the slseuco of soveral witnosseu whom | Mmontary evidence which she had fn her posed | al ie CTH’ Mnow. £Aas 2 woul N STEAMSHIP NEWS, in alt this ronlow AH Foie STED—TO RENT-BY TWO ¥ sien |S fern 7 bed lon, [think it waa suggested at all the meet- | come to sce a blackmailer. Ho alao valid Looch- OCEAN &T g mostly diuappearod in al sence Larger ge ee me cad peor ee Charretatag ls i ds eee tere ty ge | the counsel liad intended to examine pro-t ioge that the papers Mgiating to the scaudal | er had confessed his adultery to bite, and “haw Lonpox, March 80.—Btoamelips Republic and | sowing will doubtless uaplvoraally te counted rm ] Collimedsea baprovementt. aWdsoee 1G, ‘rile Teron ts Renda ne ONSONE | vious to Br, Hoooher, toyettior with tho failure } should ve burned, if bie advice had becu taliowed, it would bave | Italy, fram New York, have arriyod out, Hho course of & wool. 110 Mee att Ny bown J a wea earring; 881 By corer Beate and Mons Re HANDDSO: De raig. farbily for lady a Pah ‘om ___ | of counsel for ‘Tilton to oross-exainine aome of | Ste-direct examination; I wout to Sire, Wood- | boen better. Ho also vald, Your brothor must ch B0.—, vai late, but not unfavorable f Waxtiiate jmNTCuAON Foun Roos, | STESXER A BAY, Many pas Cbs a FLOM | tho witnoyses for the defense already prevented. | bull's at the Fequest of her lawyers and Bowen, | uot sigu tho roport of tho Church Con. deans Pris ae ‘Arived—Btoamer Bout Bend Mond? Horolgled, for light Huuaekeopiog. Sluat bo neat | fetaruot tame tol Mester. Every part of the conrt-room rosorved for the | That was the ouly true I was evor inher bouvo, | mittoe until I be cross-oxawmined, or 1 | Atcat Wostern, i ‘The Common Counoil of ‘rulos, passed Ruabess-ceates. Cangot pay 6 eiurvitant rept, Ad- aE publio was occupled upon tho opening of the | Lthink it waa at tho last meoting, when the | will make another statement.” lo said | Purspenruta, March 0.—Tho ateamer | night, by ® suspension of tho euce of Sundtt. Gress 12, Teeapsoty ~a oo FOU GOO, enw acenaanee, DIVOROES, doore, but at the formal opening of tho procead- | paper was finally wottled and agreed upon, thata | lo had boon Beechor’s friend = until | Indians arrived from Liverpaol to-day, ordinance for slic proper observ ee Of pnt WANTED TO RENT THRE QR FOUR Gaon. Finals “jag ey one SEDO ENG, | Inge Mr. Beochor and his wite were ateont, roposition was made tolosva the covenant with | he called bim blackmaller, but that now] Baw Faancrico, | March ¥0.—-sallod—Tho | It problbity danciug, qousio for Biers board, cast uf Htawet., audoortet Tecoy-sith, Ad ulently, VWeos after dacreo, Ten mat raciica ia Mr, ‘Tilton was among tho early arriyala, while fouton. Beecher bad got to look out for himuelf, Thie | Australlan Company's steamer McGrogur, for | drinklug intoxtcatloy liquor 84 of Bice lids $ Gias Mi, Tribune vitce We courts Of Chicace “Address Post-Uitice Bus 1007, Dra. Tutu and her atiendanty wore among the | Js wa sald, ab these meetings, that tho dim- | wes on Aug, dd. Moultom had been down East | Mouolulu, Aucklaud, and Syduoy, gauice and sports.