Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-04
THE BROr <LvN SCALDAl,
MIs TrLroN's Ex glNArIoN on FRIDAY Ey.
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MEs THroN's Exl uNArIoN on FRIDAY Ey-
MINI ~,
The Brooklyn Eagle says that Mrs. Tilton in
" er examination before the committee last night,
d that when Tiltc BROUGHT tho Woodhul's to
'r hose the tried =, induce them TO leave, but
would not 30 N Il she sent for the police to
It them. Reserriug 10 the night vixen Susan
L. Anthony, was there, she said it wes scene or
~ 1t yiolence and excitement. She said she
q trsaW' 'Fhc odore , Graz 1 B5 ne w9s nat
t. ID Anthony &c 1t with her and n ,de
N.iy We. snce , 10 stories in circula.
)Lt itc 1rc's life. nc SD most s)lopc'y
{ at it vas rue { 1t she ma 10 any cont sion
81 b. : ony # ny im roper act Oh her
y lHs o hor on the subject VT cir
= ting stoi n had zen f, 4 long thu to
prelndico NJ It of Mr. chor.
lat she ID not u tlcu hit oil aging that there
we n word .Iuth in it Th-re was no truth
ir that statement. 1t w3 entirely false. She
docs not believe that Susan b. Anthony would
say that she ever gave her hint in that direction
Mrs. Tilton was asked if she ever, of her own mo-
tlon, wrote word either in letter or statement
aiii citing improperly herself or MIR. Beecher, ana
E iswered that she never had; that the most she
ever did was to copy papers that Theodore b.
pre Jared for her; sometimes she did not know the
conten' OF the pape5.
Mr.. Tons DEN,AL OF ILL IMPROPER
TONS.
partial report of Mrs. Tiltons examination
IL, "a
few of the leading points Of the examination Mrs.
Tilton, however, before the committee, as else
where, maintained q tone of most affsctionate
forbearance toward her husband, refusing to
speak of his faults, except where the thread OF
| her testimony absolutely required it. Two Incl
dents which Dir. Titon had introduced in his
| statement as matters which lie had passed over
and forgotten when they occurred, to recall them
when his suspicious OF Mr.. Beecher arose were
| necessarily alluded to-
The improper caress alleged by Mr.. Tilon to
have been given and received in Mr. Beechei's
paror is totally denied, both specifically and In a
| general denial of any improper intimacy The
| other incident Mrs. Tilton remembered nothing
| Of, except SO far as this:-She with her husband
ana Mr.. Bes cher, was sitting one day in a bed
room connected by folding doors with the com :
mon sitting room at Mr.. Tilton's house. Mr.
| Tilton left them for few minutes, and when he
| came back found them where he had left them.
| Nothing further is at present known of ths ex.
| animation.
| OTHKR PolNrs OF MRS. THROWS TESTIMONY
| The Tribune, in its summary of Mrs Tiltou' s
| examination, s2ys 1t shows that Tiltons treat
| ment OF his wife i'll the recent affair has been
| marked by frequent violence of word and by oc-
casional violence of action. Several times after
the date of the alleged discovery of improper re-
| lations between herself and Mr.. Beecher Mr.
Tilton had lock- d his wife in her room and bera.
ted her in the strong 1t language accusing her of
criminal Intimacy not only with Beecher but
with four or five other men, whore names it SAYS
| Mrs. Iilton unhesi a.ingly repeated to the com,
mittee.
Tbs other matei .e' points in her testimony has q
| been interpolated Ill PREV ous dt tspatches,