, 1875-03-12
SCANDAL.
Nothing Occurs to Accentuatc
tho Monotony OF tho
Great Case.
The Defense Diligently Contin-
ues the Trial of Thco.
dore Tilton.
Examination Of a1r. CoWlcy, Of Low.
ell, Mass. Mrs. Woodhu|l's
Lawyer.
Evidence to Show that Tilton and
Woodruff Loved Each Other.
Fullerton Sick, and the Croes;~
Questioning Done by
Beach.
Evidence to Show that Tilton and
Woodruff Loved Each Other.
What the Prosecution Expects to
Prove on RebuttaE,
Pertinent Questions Concerning tho Case
BY an 1nquisitivo Correspondent.
YESTERDAY.
fUitl.ET0y HI.H.

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YESTERDAY.
fuiIIhToS s1cx.
sl*e'n Dsspaseh 70 1he chieazs Tribune.
u..,a .pokl.is' n. T., march Interpretations Of
LILLY innocent tnlfsh to-day wore abruptly OK
nus ttnuet w.. ta,o morning ~ Beaeh's annonnce
s A!eA'oa "as oieaplea from attend
anee 9nss ~ an a'taek Of vertigo. Tho Jolly ca.
suoso ~, - ,oanealh OF aumor' aud to him aloue
~ .a's ios my a"os'at'on OF tho sedinm OF
s.s s.iA. ~, ~ ouo lnnHt own 70 Huspecting, II
49, w u'scose1'ns' general emilio Of easisfac-
~. a.uu"s neecnef counsel. Miss Oakley did
'NA@' WA Appca'anoe Until late, and
oh.SEn 1oassox,-
-. o .ato.ostan Wuo eos's tho Christian Union
a,se:" ~ ns,o".s 10 psoe!se1y tAe hano hetcr-
w., a,,'I W. , "nsn' says 4eecher' Eowen, by
T..,.. 80 ssa '.,A 4n 1onee nnu cohaent. REMOVED
- s.s.u wv 1'e-t7~Hoen@'-e1prcssed ucairo
.o,.a.,;sss a'.ao ~ .es.eFoays testimony The
Ae'o's u aa'e' nut hla reap
ass.s;,'.,i, 5o osasn cnanco 10 BROW Lib ctoFa-
oA ,-..A"s l,oSe'a' WHICH eaahce he speedily
49,. son"soo' VINO ~ ono tano was a
1.aa....u.. oy.' '.y "a' psss'uca Wild GIL 8orta oi
s z1s.. ia's'4uoe' H1'. ~ lass, driven lnto
-.,.s na"ss ' ~, oosa.aso oA no easor5 ro-
sm,.~. 9u.s. s'Nou n'u' ~ ." tno n'sht no Hsw
-' 10 uao nos "ies PeHoh 'heso. 1nas-
sn ~ n.e1get esfees-H;. r.. Fas1. Anyo-
sose' W WHICH, tno dealzens aro alry
a~un -. ~. !o5, ne 1uestson was,
~ ~ suase " M1. AT! ~ a"elatos-
0oAueon oaht"y uen'od ehc Hoit iu-
P'Acuheat' Auu tneh stepped down Eud out.
M1sA OAKLEY.
BY this tine had arrived In cot,rs. nnd v.s ca,
cor,ea win ,nroh ,o.o,a,,, ~ 0 ""e ~
n.a.,' "t'a "t au'n ~ es'oaiohS 70 7ae chair ny
D.o'uos oncatmAn. lilo hrst taste Beach Hnso
OF hi' quality WAS to ascertain from her that sl,o
shearman. atrs. T;lton. Mrr Ovin1tnn ".s., ..s.,
-. 80, . -"soot -1'1' osiub'on, anu
.uaee fo'ses. ono a'so testified, hfter a
long Vraoglo with Leach, that all che
knew about Tilson'a religious views and m
their chanr, wa. ,nf.rroJ f,o,, 49,.
publications, and tim. ,bc con,d aas a..e
remember the publications. she slossly loft tic
stand, and Was taken homo by member Of
Church. The uc.t v,tnaaa waa
ru,n,r "a cov.7rv
~ 1,v-o,, ,,.s, s ,...s "; ,s...;. ,,,
y. ."u'i, 4aasH 'a'se, poe'!y man. with
very aoria complexion, short, dsrk beard, and
sshito hair. Ho was candidate for Office On tho
m vi.,t ta M. Tor, ,Ja ~ u s..".',, ~uu snte
~ ~ Nv rse,,.." ~ w." -A' ,auo sue ael"a'"tance
o1 Afs' "oodhul!, whose lawyer no bocamn. lilo
testlfiod that Woodruff told llfrn n!l about Til
~ ,ona-., ,,.sh,l. 49, .t,,,ta '' ,L' ue1ote
sao souol@ paunu "s' aam"'sa 1o'o i'lton's
confidence. sub]o!n the most important and
plquant scioctlons from tho conversation lie re-
ported to ,,ayo occurred in Woodhulls l,oneo IN
,,xo.o,,o. 'o -"
A'''o" i''eoneo. ,;,. .~oon,,r,,
.r1,.vn .~uz a.s.,.,1s an'. nuG't .t;n ~, -.
1,...s - =, :" A.'31.ua ''.,. ~
beecaer' but very !istlo OF Il was betwooa Tilton
.ua myself, or TlItou, myaolf, aud Mira. Wood
lt1t Mrs. Wpodhutl ntocneio1 tn fnfrodnco
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