Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-22
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ne 0rsas seasAal Tvial-Dssshes's
Exaainasssa Csasluasd.
Nrw Yolx, April 20.-ln the Beech
or case to-day the ds(sndant resumed
the stand. and his cross-sxamination
vas resumed BY Fullerton
witnsss-Aftsr . nights reflection !
do not regard Tlton - making charges
Of improper proposals against me; they
were made In Q general way; hs repeat
Cd the charges - msds BY his wife; he
ala not charge me With oYsnse; he
slated that his wife made the charge.
Fullsrton rcd lfrom the direcs tesh-
mony Of witness, stating that Tlton
charged him with making improper
proposals 70 his wife.
witnsss said: Specifically his Il not
true. I regarded the word charge -
synonymous 70 the tsrm declare. and Il
was In this ssnss ! used Il. In writing
10 my nephew. vhsn I said the charges
we're Withdrawn, I referred to tho
charges told against ms-those Of Bow
ems, which be had repeated. When
Triton narrated the matter 10 me, he
charged only In the manner In which
the charges had been told him by his
wife. Witness said Moulton's whole
manner VA Of one believing him limo
cant Of the charge Of improper propos-
ais, though they never had . word on
the subject nor did witness AK his
opinion on the subject
Fullerton rcd the ragged edge let
tor by clauses. and witness explained
them a. he did on his direct eIAmina-
ton. He Wa mart questioned o TO his
visits 70 Moulton's and interviews with
Mn. Moulton. His impression was
that no suggested to his counsel TO ask
Mrs. Moulton whether abe had Kissed
him on one Of these occasions. He de-
MED ever saying 10 her that abe seemed
TO him Ike the Day OF Judgment. nor
anything that could bs construed that
way; nsvss used such an expression.
Theirs was nothing passed between them
about confession TO the Church.
He did not remember walking In Now
York With Mrs. Tlton in the fall Of
1871. nor Of going 10 an oyster saloon;
would not swear he did not. except to
the best Of his recollection; thought II
IL had happened be would remembered
ID. During the walk with her did not
warn her against permitting her affec-
ton 10 30 further snticed TO him; did
not apprshsnd these walks would tend
70 intensity her feeling for him. but hoped
they would do her good by bringing IN
influence 10 bear on her mind which
would got her above II. Witness did
not know Bessie Turner hsdlsft Tlton's
to 20 10 school till he road Mn. Morss's
letter speaking Of IL; did not know that
Bessie knsv anything Of the charges.
The fnt school bill Of hers he paid. II
was Juno Is, 1871. Noulton told him
the bill was due, and asked HIM II he
would pay ID, - Tilton was hard pushed
for money. and be himself had been ex-
pending considerable. Witness paid the
bill willingly. out Of kindness 10 Tilton,
on which grounds alone Moulton put
the matter. He never thought II black
mail. Did not remember saying to
Moulton that whenever Tilton wanted
pecunisry aid no should have II at once.
Moulton spoke about raising money to
lift . mortgage on Tilton's house. ~ he
would then settle Il on his wife. and Wit
ness said whenever he did this 10 count
him In. He did not remember any 9TH
or promise 10 aid Tlton pe~cuniarily.
The next check given Moulton for Bes-
sizes school bill was November 10. 1871.
No more took place then than on the
occasion Of the fnt payment; Moulton
asked for the money and he gave him .
check. - he had done before. He gave
Moulton currency at various times for
Tilton's benefit. Would not DO willing
10 say that In all cases vhsn Moulton
asked for money he (Moulton) said Il
VIVA for Bsssis's school bills, but could
not rscollsct any other object for which
money VA wanted. In all these in
stances Moulton said nothing about
what he tsrmed witness duty In giving
this money.
Several witnesses are still TO DO exam
mod for the defense, but the counsel re-
fuse to divulgs their names. Bsscher's
lawyers held Q long consultation last
night. Counsel for the defense refuse
10 say whether Mrs. Tilton will be called
or not.
Iapssing shs Bsrretss-
NEW Yoax. April Alt II now au.
~thoitatively stated that tho ceremony Of
Imposing the berstta upon Cardinal Nc
Cioskey will take place in the cathedral
In this city nsIt Tuesday. In addition
10 some forty archbishoPs and bishops,
and about twelve hundred priests, It Ia
expected that the Presidents and Cabinet.
Governor Tildsn and staff. and the mu-
nicipal ofiosu Of the city will Be present.
severe wsAsher.
CHIcAoo. April 2l.-Remarkably cold
weather for this season Of the year still
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