, 1875-06-04
Tho Paper Only Related to Improper Pro-
posals, auIl So TiIton Do.
stroyel 1t.
Difference Between the Two Interviews
with Elizabeth.
Theodore made Her Weep, While Boeoh-
or Gained I1er Feelings.
EVsH7S CONTINUES.


no longer By naying he hoped to conclude this
week. Iiis speech will continue into next wcck,
h''d probably occupy tho wlolo Of it. lila nrGu-
:eut to-day waa not III brilliant an usual. aud
low anecdotes enllyenel and wou tAa laughter o.
tho Jury.
Judge Lambert Treo, Of Chicago, and Charles
Fl. Ecc'. 6tatoa Il; osneY for Cook County, 1lli-
t'c!s. Tege the ;,'isata uf Ju1Eo Neilaon.
sio th' Assac'atei Freas.l
LARaE ATTENDANCE.
SEw foRr. 5nlie 3.-~1fo following report Of
the Iiisos'-Eeecacr caac tc-aay III furnished by
tho Sew York 1I:::ea.ng 1ost i'll advance Of its
publication in thnt uo;"spaper:
Ihcro was = la7sa Attendance to-lav In Tho
Brooklyn City couzs-1oo.n, md many spectators
stood upon tho ou.zaists Of t:,s crowd. Mr.
Eyartr, Nr. porter. snl 1lr. Abbott wcro 1ato,
coming tn together at ten minutes past II o'clock.
Mt. EEhrtH aeoloa.zei fnr Tue tt:'47 Ey aa:iu5 it
WAS due to tho detention Ut the icrr7bon. iu TIC
stream q few minutes.
TIL: cnSrE:ss1nS.
Al1. EFarsa then resuiuetl Aid aidrcH3 TO tho
jugr. Hu said that Mt. 1.cectcr had told them
what the paper contained Which Mr. T,!ton read
to him as tho abatement Of liH wifo. 11r. Tiltou.
when ho wns recalled, said it was quito tiGcreut
fraaI tho description Of its cou.ct.ta by Mr..
aay. Moul:on wna the custodian Of Tho original
statement the version Of whic!. was gi7cn by
3ir. Eooc.cr 1t WAS yitai to tho plaintiff 3 case
to contradict it. Why was !toul;on not nakcd to
contradict IT. l1e had rcaa thu par,t. and lila
memory wns 10 good that flo could rsEcat, yea1H
aftcrward, tllo e1act wor!s Of thu nPeech with
which Ti1ton introduced Victoria Woodruff to
New York audience. Thov did not dare to rive
different weston Of tho paper, because there
Was
TOO MUCH EVIDENCE or RECORD,
wri!scn and oral. to prove tile conscious per-
Jury Of auct I'll attcmpt.
Mr. Eyarts lead from tho croFs~czar1lnatIon
Of sEr. Tion ns to l'is uso Of ::lo pat,ar III tue
interview With Beccl!cr Oh Dec. Co.. Mr.. Eyurts
said that Tl3tona oyn testia,uny showed tho
rtadIng of tho paper to DO tho climax Of IsIs nc
cuBation nga.ugt Mr.. Ieoc!lez, tho clincher to
Which hia previous address lei IN. Council
then read from tho Testimony Of Bseeher upon
tito a1tno points, and said that thu cri!enco Of
both parties to tho fntervlow was to tho efrcc:
thu: tho rcaI1nE Of tho paper waa tho first thing
which accustomed manifestation Of aurprise By
Geccl.cE, aud prodaccd urou him n decided as-
| tuniahmcnt. There WaB no escaping from ti,s
acceptance OF tho dcienlaut'a veraIon Of Iii.
| 5npcg, for 10 other had been substituted Entl
HE paper itself lad becn destroyed. for with it
| tho flaintiT
covip sor HAVE osrA1xEp HIS roor1Su IN ru.s
| Ci,tiltr
ono moment. TI1csr facts dest:oyoI Tho whole
story OF Tl!lon'e nils:eu na.ratlyo to DcccAor Ut
h,s'wiln's 'rll'al coafcteion Of adultery.
III. Ernrsa thun considered tho i.tecyiow be-
tscon tho nile :,ed ada'tcrcss and her alleged
patntnour, bad III her cLanbcr. nlouo ana Mt
night. at the suggestion OF with tho apquies-
couce Of ltor husband. IIo urged tho iucrod.-
bllity Of snch an occuErence: If there bad beca
particle, Of truth In tho charge which I,'ton
| racol llshautl could dostro Or suggest Bl1ch d
meeting. you'll the Hcducor wish auGl, nj, Inter-
Wow, aud. knowing lliG,Hu!f to 30 sallty. 20?
To verify tho accusation. At. Evarta sook9 ot
Ills acts and declarations: S'hst an abnormal
hnl 1nonstfous character this wls, Wlsicl4 would
lead q 1nan to resolve to pull down tho tcnp1a Of
his ho,lnohold anu crush hls vito aud chlldron
rather than rest under tho lmputa.ions which
| we.o cast upon him by tho jo1tB Of Dr. Daconl
Rather tI,au eudura tho tting Of Dr, Daoon's
witty rofereuco 10 shakespeare, he 1otoraliuad,
aH ho declared. 10 "ssnnsh Elizabeth" and
| HUN THE 1uoD MAIZE or it13 CHILDREN.
llotutulnE 10 tho night Of Dec. 80 Mr. Evarta
satu tho first thing ,touEton said to DeccAer
when lo cauo duwi!-ntara from tic interview
with 1iton' vaa to ask iln it he wan going to
slss. TiI.on. How came Moul.on 10 think Ut
Bucl. n thing Then Monlson olrotcd to acconl-
pany Sir. D,cehcr. Why Should hc t4ink uoecl.-
Or needed au escort at . o'c!ock 1t night to walk
4 short distance IN tic orderly and reputable
City of Irooklyn7 Bcechcr reached Tlltou'a
Aouao. nn.l was sllown up to tho sick-cha1nber Of
.Irs. Iit0u. Tho nurse. Airs. Mitchell, did not
| ncod to l'o aBkcd to leara tho room When clcI-
| E;'lnau cauio ut an uliaccnstoMol hour tu talk
| WITH Blck woman, w!.o WAS bis psrishouor, slo
LIFT tho room, AZ my ut.sss won'u have left It,
or any mcmbor ofstlic family "ouii have lalt 1t,
unaor sucii circumstances Sho had no foar
| that her patient would 10 ru'l IT, dletutbod, for
rho WAS religious Noruau Acrso!f aud sho did
not dread my dau2cr fran, tho lIands Of . .uau
wl,o preached that rcaco wlic! pa4soth I'LL ill.,
desstsndiuK." ......
HEA coSF1DEScE VAS 5UHTIFIEp,
for when Ueec1tbr left Antl tho nll:ea returned
sl.e found Mrs. Ttltun cA!sH nn Tranquil. Notl!-
lug had occurred in that interview to disturb hor
cp1iscloucs. She hAl Iolrniod wrong, aud TO-
dressed n, oyil conuuucatiouiWhich NAV ialhe.
Shp lad obtained dott Of resturation Of hGraaf
im tho gooi opinion Of this good r,an. Well
n,leht slse have alsps peacefully that night b,
| thu Hido 1T he7 unrso.
a.r. EYarss thc, read from Mr. Deec1ser'a tes
| tnlony as to this Interview with Mts. TiI.on. IL
regard to thu tlrst part VI this 10 sald 1t nlowoA
| tLNs Deocher had = better memory than Nou.tou,
tor lo remembered that lo knew shu woman saB
tcE. It wHs indicated aiBo IN tt!o description
| Ut tho careful arrangement Of tue hnow-Whtte
dtapery of the couch ut tAat hour Of the nfght
tlak Mira. Tiltou Ind been prepared for this yuit.
lilo continued by reading tho testimony ot As.
Deachcr aa TO lis conversation With slra. Iitton.
mud tue writing Of her rotracs'on. llo said that
the jury had bore letter written by a1rs. TIL
ton, imqpdiatrly aftsr the charae WAS msdo by
Mr. Tilton. which showed eoue!uaSely that tho
| cha1go Was oue OF
IMPROPER soLIc1rATIoS.
| No stronger evidence could 10 produced, ex-
cent tho magical restoration of tho writtan accu
satiUn from tho Aamet. in order 70 cuntu:a tho
present preseusiuaa OF tic plaintiff thas It wca
= charge Of anything etss. This latter was put
iu cylIouce by tho pIaiMtln, aud ho was bound
by ~ natural interpretation. Tho accusation.
sbo.bEo1e ssood npon lis osn osldsncs, not ex~
AclI false Ia itself. but extostc5 from hla sick
wills by importantly.
HrtEyarts cited the cass OF an action for il
| yorco LII Nex Jersey, In which It nea ruled thai