New-York tribune., 1874-08-05


when Theodore In susan began 10 a very angry
chide him for not coming after her, and charged
and he grow very angry At susan--so much 80 that
she ran up stairs and locked herself up IN yn,, tne
have done this thng you have been talking and put
ting it into her mind NO." said 81 never was the
angry that feared ne woui be really crazy. For
the first tine he threatened To strike mo he went mo
alarmed. | thought would sleep with him, aud apply
his head and feet bur Susan w2nid nor iet me
him. SO went into her room aud went to oea @ WIN WIN
er m ou' di nor sleep; ne was restless Tnat night
I told Susan OF my alarm Tor Theodore toln her
never saw his brother state when It seemed to me
that ne was more crazy tlan Theodore then aud
went on further 10 tell her how ne was, she
having seen this exhibition Of hs OF MS being angry
and of his striking. L told nor also In the CON
versaton he had charged me witn innlenty Wien
ana that when at his table many time, he nsd
said that he did not know whom ms ., M ,n as
to- a similar occasion spoke Oh " 10 10 d nv hs
aroused to by Mrs WoodhulPs being mere rn w d &
,h Two SISTERS of Mrs Woodhull. whom called the po-
lice 70 take away sat with me- and poured OUT
mr W,nsIow-You called the police to take the Cailins
awayi A. Yes and they seeing IL went on , orr sou
70 3,|i A. Nothing than to tell her what unjust
accusations had been put upon me Py my anspaaa Ma.
AnIhOny take trouble to say that these accusations
fllse A. No never occurred , y ydS me 10 90 ~
OF their wondering II 1t was so.
mcnt OF your husband that you nave written out
fession or an admission OF your guilt Mr. Beecher
and that Won intended TO send it through your step
father the church, Is tnat 30 A. on, dear, no;
never heard OF that before
A. There regularity ia them at all think never
oftener than once III three or four weeks
O. Was there ever time. so Tar as you Know Wnen
Mr. Beecher called upon you often as twelve times
within five six weeks, as Mr. Tiiton alleges In ms
statement A. 1 do not think he called often as
that; do think lie have called more than once
in two or three weeks.
O. Explain the circumstances under which You left 10
20 Must A. l
w. in ONO IN the Fai OF 1870, ana found there
she had been there for some time,
Mr.. TnroS's BOASTS.
@ Before you went West had you conversation with
your husband in regard to and his treatment Of
heri A. Yes.
Q What was the substance OF iti A. This came out
IN his talks with about persons with whom he had
BEEN he spoke in this way: he made me listen
to that always had to hear it, and to hear all sorts Of
things.
any conversation with her about your interview win
Mr. Tlton IN respect to herl A. Yes, and sne told me
II was she said She often Thought or tenS me be
fore she LEFT home but hdt sue feared IL %od adu 70
my burdens; that sne tried to think Mr. TIlton was a
father aud d not mean anything wrOng ana ali
@ You and returned together to New-York A.
ies; Mrs. - and L talked tho mater over as TO
whether = should stay with her or myself, aud |
thought she could be great hep 10 me III my state OF
house az left il, but it was altogether dlferent my
husband had sent OFF my servants; mother sail she
would remain aud oversee matters while was away
did for few days. aud then eIt; he took INTO the
house midiIeased maiden lady. and she had entire
O WHAT was her namel A
O. Dad YOU iinu that Theodore had been taking
these troubles with that she completely pos
his ideas about themi A. Yes, sir; aud have
every reason 10 mInistered ~ nIn
Mr.. HiIi-Do you mean in a criminal wayi A. Yes. L
do: was utterly turned out OF house home; When
got there there seemed TO DO place Tor me- they mad
expected my return soon they Thought was TO
remain West ali Winter; found her the head OF the
backed her up In ali thus never could nave word 70
tne china closet or anywhere she was behind
looking shoulder to what was about; this
went until finally was persuaded mat she had been
tOt to take possession of the house and occupy It.
@ Do you recollect an rteryiew at the breakfast
Ia Die, referred TO by - at winch you were gIleYcd
by what this person did IN your presence A. Yes, he
sat at the table she at the mead ana opposite, ana
up stairs. h. come down was fun Of feeling and
n person at the ncadj said well think Elizabeth
is getting crazJ :" ana Mr. Ti.ton s4id -, don't
sad -. indi .nauty, but 1t Is wonder to me tlst
has not been IN the lunatc asylum" or something
Theodore followed me into the paror, and said TO me
thar must dSc1arge Inat Gir! iinrdiseg "ns th ~
aud touched few notes wnSn SI,o sso was IN IN
ae'o,S me asdansly aud % Violently and ID heard it, and
in ana said to him. You are not going to scold
her ma asked if mad said that had guiltly APP
preached her, &c. Rather boastingly aud she replied
that ne mold OF her and throw her against the wall
that Mr Carpenter came to ask me about IT,
he having heard of it Theodore was present ana ne
said Il wish you to make that straight with Ar
Carpenter" aud Immediately denied 1t.
O. - left the house within day or Two, did shef A.
Yes, she went to my mothers. -.
O. How long was she absent from the house she
never came ay there afterward sometimes she
would come and Op with me over night.
PAINFUL EXPLANATIONS.
O. She states that she had interview with her in
which you said that she might go away to school, ana
that her would DO paid do you recolect that
A. Yes, Sir.
O. Please state what interview you had with your
husband or any else about IS going away A.
He came home from visit with Mr. - at Mr.. Moul-
tons house. He learned there that Mr. - had this
thing must be done to stop that girls talk" Mother
been brought into the matter in some way and he
aud sign said =" II you win write it will take it TO
her. She then at Mrs. IS. In St; as seam
stress lie would allow her To stay in house. He
II she would sign such paper as he wanted he would
promise her $500 or 5000 year said You had better
trouble, let it be to educate her he said Yes Will
send I to- s. hss aR %a am tor
nifty for her getting an education am sure sae dd not
KeDw Kefy the paper
said Just copy that and sign your name to and she
about it. her mind bent going to school and all
that the paper thus signed was retraction OF the
when she was away school, Theodore threatened me
great many times and said, You don't think sent
story told her you;" saidI thought very differ
emily OF the and that would not allow IL to
40 he represented that he sent her away because
of some secret that had given her about me- whereas
IL was directly the contrary.
I think Mr. Moulton furnished 1t, but do not know
Mr. Hill-what was the character OF your private DIS
cnssions with Mr. Titoni A. He would take me into
room and lock the door, this he has done days and
days think the reason he locked the door was TO keep
the children from me- he has kept locked up all day
long many tlme this has occurred lnnumeraUe tllnes
IL was this which wearied my life.
Mr. sage-Whe he had you locked up did his mind
obtain complete dominion yours, that you lost
your own will A. think It did suffered good deal
Mr.. Hill-How numerous we're these interviewsf A.
They sometimes took place two or three tunes week.
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