The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-18
Afternoon Dispatches


MN RdRE, FSbtpary Theodore
GltoR rSslned his place in the witness
chair this morning when the Court was
opened, and his examination was conIin-
Ued by ex-Judge Fullerton, The Court
admOnished the audience to preserve per
feet order hereafter, and neither express
appreciation or disapProyal, All parties
to the suit were in Court.
RheWituess continued "a can't rs tho
prgeisa date Of the chance htetStet be
| tween Mrs. TiltOn and myself when Bessie
Turner was present and heard the whole
story, but think it was after her return
from Marietta,
Mr.. Eyarts objected to this answer, on
the ground that nothing about this matter
had been called forth by any question 70
the witness inlhe ,qr9SsgsxapinAtleR9
Y Nj! FuneftdI an n9Ied that dis hat.
had been brought out by the other side,
and Mr.. EyartS replied that it was moi
ELECTED by direct question, but was vol
unteered by the witness.
Mr., Beach argued that Mr., Evarts had
put u question in relation to persons 10
whom the witness had told the whole
story, The Court decided that the qLFs.
teSHtI tISSl 'SEs 4 TX rs IT, r.
noon OF the day that Mrs, Tilton return.
ed from Marietta, o., that this cOnvera.
ton took place, Tho witness was asked
what tho whole story was. Mr.. EvaFts
objected and Judge Nelson said he would
rule it opkt Judge Fullerton aFg9ssal At
Judge adhered ID ttis decision. Witness
then testified that the 'sdggestion Of Mr.
BeecherB visit to Mrs. TiltOn after the
writing Of the letter Of confession came
from Mr.. BeeCher. An argument then
unsued between the counsel as to the right
OF witness to explain tho sceming inCon'
sistency between this latter answer and
the answer given in his cross examination,
When Ae .SAi!l You. can " ~ thei hdJRs
Allti see Elizabeth, as iSoiily Few Steps,
Witness was allowed TO explain that he
mado the latter remark after BeGchcFa
proposition to visit Mrs. Tilton. Witness
continueds Ny Wifatoll Mn, Morse and
she was almost wild abOutit, Mr., EVarts
objected to this answer, but tho Court
ruled that II might stand on record.
The witness said \ A0pAider9d ,tbA 81 NO
received from Bhwah lior my 'coGtractIo
be my igt Ilygif NguMpgtlhqlE Has u
broker in Wall street AUD kept,an ollicc
like other brOkCrs9 it9atbw MStthe con
ts"'t of 'eS R etSr S 'fS
"Y ! BgAe9sSH&Sy OtRbqc Commune IN
lIkApes, tbAtatteR fItapco was disturbed
and The fall Of tho government parties
were endeavoring TO establish local self
govetnhjeAs, which was CdhnlQhlAn; but
10 transplant the French system OF RO-
publiCanism here II would be called des-
pOtism. know that ROualel 1was bot
concerned In tho death Of the Archbishop
OF Paris, and that he used every means 10
,pretent,iL Tlls,pbjectaEt his pToceAsiOh
In New York was 10 appropriately testl-
fy 10 the regard in which young ROrSSel
was held by all lovers Of civil liberty.
TWAS my wife who suggested that the
little, school girl should be taken to WV
iaha apFotSSI Iifs sI,S hSa cS&r
10 our house in III health, but had reCOy-
cred when my wife proposed should
take her with me. should say her agc
was about Is or II. never INDUCED IN
riotona living, but lived in tho style
which u man Of my means could assume.
Before founding the Golden Age went
with Mr.. Woodruff 10 see Mr.. Jackson
Shulta and Woodruff told bin about tie
Aihtl tJhtdrsatioh took plAtS Bet@ten
them. Mr.. Shultz asked Il BeeCher was
going to take part in tho project. said
| thought he was, but | gave Shhltz ~
uhdarSttlM That IlWOnhEhs 0iileblnoeOnll
plinicnts to l}eCchcr. When made all
my visits to Mrs. WOodhull's her husband
was always present. My object In
Ss"nssf, S8EIRcI stttEEl WITT PIdeS Ga st
t.sn ,to y h sP Ss. 3sfs ws f III NJ
TO sec that it wsS4VlaSIft92 wPoah y Is
,lcmoanor On tliS tUIehSion 81 my .vi@t 10
her vas l9at qllAsaa3 adlbSr hul band
10 Siaetbt 6Agi9nt trphFitu.a Sieahent
when [ had read II and became acqtIain-
cd with It's contents; my wife wont 10
Monticello in 1859, after tho birth Of q
child; ], remember, Catherine, Cory, Fbp
Wis OF 'th6 stand Yesterday, and rcSog.
ni2cd her IA II former servant Of ME.
Tilton's; do not know whether she wont
with Mrs, Tilton 70 Monticello. ornohI
Mt!iRbBeffb6 dHdtd9 $40 tletterG In
cyidenre, written, BY ,NI5g,, .,Tilt9n FEN
Monticello l6ilikH kiiaiahtt iAI1SG4, 'tohS
The date Of her sojourn there.
Mr.. Evarts objected to the introduction
Of these letters, and long argument Ell.
sued, which .H sEinieFrprRs euAaHS
recess. 1880
N i"I dnf5t ESfi5li1t5tSStta.
,o GS1rS SI. El9y qEoGfsshe4 % SRsssS
co.pafpsghlps tp tlls a,PTHfcato Of tho
NAMES 81 The partners with the County
Recorder; 10 give Justices Jurisdiction IN
steamboat claim cases where the amount
involved does not exceed S8Ogto preyept
mdhidpAl eotppSS tibps ROm ftoht9 milling
the sAic Divine bdef Ind porter; Ii hti.
\ llorize the stockholders Of railroad and
mining companies 10 vote ut thor meet
ings by proxy; to amend the various laws
affecting the judiciary so rs 10 facilitate
The transaction Of business before the Sl'
preme Court.
II. II. Robinson, Of Hamilton, o., was
confirmed as State Librarian.