Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10
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Afk LION CONT kIfNlNks MIA ErNA UWAW
TEprTuR.
The Proctor sutt i- a. an ems. TIE Fsfen,a
made formal CvrTtur-s Tor q ermnrnrH e and
-etiltneu'- which. sitter consultation Uf.h their
a lent. the sr 'IUeys ior Mis-. Proctor c0Gr .uded
"a eUtsrfsfu. Tie matter came o. = CLIMAX
fuescay night. r. was then ARr@sd thai ~ the
opening ct court yesterday morning y PROPOSE
non thou'C re made hy eN-Iu1Ee Fullerton %
have TIE case referred, which proposition Tracy
%. should. after sUWc arCumenf, gree 20.
and thGt eX- District Attorney Beui r. = Iliman
sfoUld he selected 81 referee. O. wa further
stipulated that the reference should ne con
Quoted al the private residence OF the ragereg.
that VI 80 Proctor should como forw.~f and
testify tiAt MOulfpn's allegations - O. her illi-
cit connection with bvv. henry Ward R-eohsf
we're I'm sveTE respect talsa A. WAS further
stipulated that MuultOn himself should make
AFFIDAVIT that he knows Of his En kupElcdge
nothing Whatever against N 50 Proctor = Ch a.
acfCr, sUd that the lDri 10 LIcn ne gave u,tt.r-
ance was based WhollS MON bearsav. Ia Nas
turtheE stipulated {, at MoultOn s15a.t maze
apology 20 Miss Proctor, and that he should nav
all costs incurred on both sides th us ia in the
suit, amounting In TOTO 20 over SS 0la. rlat IN
confederation OF the foregoing, Mis- Pr0stSr
would claim no pee iarEdama,. ,.as against MOul-
ton, but would rest satisfied with yiGf.estion
O. her character aud that the refera. should
make report .n cousonsuge viii the-s Joadi.
lions, sud thus tEa ,ae g'eat su.t- Elsss :-.4l5
NCIe All agrG-a 10 by the %. ties.
BsFUBE THR EFERkE.
After the order had D. 9eH entered En- court AMI
The stipulation between counsel Hlsd. tls coun-
7
they we-e joined Ey General Batter Oi counsel
for Muultun. Miss Proctor tr-t led: Sgs said
~He came 60 Bruosikn in oc-oher T. aud
made her home in the family OF surv q.
boVenr acting a. iustructre-s % some Of Mr..
10 Fen's children. She was iuRe habit Of at
tending Plymouth church, axf o. an ardent
atmirer Of Mr. BeecheF's pr6ssthg. Sle also
attended Gis Friday evening talks, aud the sex
vices snd lahors Of the pastor - Impressed her
that she cOmFiled some OF his choicest utter
az ces, ard they we're printed IN book form
Miss Proctor testified % the highest esteem for
Mr.. Beecher. and testified that there wa nor the
slightest sbsd0g Of truth in the stories that han
been circulated in which her name hsi been
mentioned. TIE letter Of January no, IsIl, Was
gwen under the folio Tiug CITcumstanc1 c1-.-Nr.
bevcher called q see me on New Year Dav OF
l>7l, and teId me that there was some trouble
between MT Bowen and Mr.. Tilton, aud that
he ,BeecherD wss implicated, and feariuK that
n CIeG there mignt be some wrong cGnstruc-
uOn put upon Onr Proctor sua Besehsr's)
raIsscriOns, and that 90 save any such Trouble,
1e wanted ne 20 write an expression OF nv
feeling toward him. / went up 10 the library
and wrote the letter which Nr. Moulton pu6-
lsheJ. Gen. Batter said that her testimony
stood uncortradiCtsd. MOuit1n handed over the
sum Of S}.a,5 70 Iay the cOsts Of the nc, anf
tLt II sAc Gas ends.