, 1875-03-04
SCANDAL.
Yesterdays Session of tho
Dccchcr Trial Sterile
in Interest.
Mr.. 0yington Rcfresl,cs fIis Memory
and Remembers $f,2i5 Re-
cciyci.
Mrs. 0vington Kept in the Witness
Chair d Large Part Of
the Day.
The Painting Of a Juror Con-
cludes the Proceed
ings.
a Cincinnati Scandll FGlIninates in The
Palmer House, Chicago.
Tho Vile Of a Rich Man Loves Poor
Drug-CIerk.
Tho Husband Lays q Trap and
POunces upon the Par
n1nO1lrs.
The Story Ploasingly Deodorizea and
Euphcmistically Appareled.
Tho Plaintiff In tic nanyilIc Case Flu.
fshes tho Ncbutta1.
RR00kLYN.
The Wife Of a Rich Man Loves Poor
Drug-CIerk.
Tho Husband Lays q Trap and
POunces upon the Par
n1nOrr5,
The Story Pleasingly Deodorizea and
Euphcmistically Appareled.
Tho Plaintiff In tho nanyiIc Case Fin.
fshcs tho Rcbutta1.
A DULL DAY,
AfT3G HC1%IfT1~

A DULL DAY,
MRs. oF1SUToN.
sptcfds Dispa.eA to Tie Chicago TRIBUNE.
DAooELys, n. T., March 3.-In Dp!to Of tho
violont storm Of hail aud sloet, tho attendance
in tho City Court wns enormous. The c1pceta-
tton that eactl ncxt w1tnesa In going to 10
Bccclor daily nug1nonla tho crowd. All partics
in interest. navo HRS. Tlton, wore in their cus-
tomary plAces. Little Ralph iB couvatcsccnt,
and bla mother may pc1hapa put In an appear
aucc tomorrow. Tho proceedings werc re-
maTlnbly barron Of interest. Tho morning
session began with return OF 31r. 0vington to
tho stand. uo ma1o q financial statement to tho
effect that he had received s1.ai5 from Plynl-
ou!h Church. md tint ho had sp:ns 81 moro Oh
Nlrs. Tton. Hin wife, all enormous person 10 very
1c'icato health, with faint, wheozy voice, who
WIS voEy nervous, aud apparently on the ycrgo
OF Bwooulng. testified principally to Gen. Tracy's
having prepared aftH. Tilton for Appearance
before tho Investigating COMMITTEES In the a.,-
sonce OF herself, and that T,lton profcsscd much
satisfaction at bis wifo's statement to tho Com
mfttcc, az reported to him by Tracy. Sho flr-
thor intilnated that Mrs. T,lton Rnl1 B1,o would
DO turned out Of ,or home II sho appeared 10.
foro the Committee, and that she herself ut
once, in such All oyent, offered tho slol.
Ter az her own root. Hill conducted tho
lircct examination, tho drift Of whlcl, was to
show that b1rs. Tllton's statement to tho Com
mssteo Was ms'lo spontaneously, aid Of lor own
accord, and TINT Tltton was satisfied with It,
Fuilo,ton,
on THE cnoss-ExANfHATtoN.
developed Eoyerat interesting coi,lcidoucas, to
wit: That Deecher's lawyer ca!lotl to consult
With Mrs. Tilton 80 frequently that Afsa. OWING
ton could not keep account Of it; TINT F7oreuco
TiIton WAS not as for rs b1rs. ovington knew,
restrained from nsaociating with her mothsr
that Daechcr's friends Joined thom IN q
holiday excursion, Mrs. Tiltou herself and
tho Caldwells going under assumed uaneY:
that tho servants alleged to lavo been
apirited away had bocn quite lato!y in
Mrs. Oyiugton'a seryice; and, Lastly, that tho
tify. AlFa. oyngton had rushed on to Noeclor'a
house, and theFo, BY another odd coincidence
found Tracy and St'oartnGu. Hcr account Of hor
mser7lo" with bo'cher subjoin:
Q.-pleaso atato what took placo botwccn yo,,
a1Ml 11r. Ncccher. Al told Mr. leoc,or ! Ind
caloa In tho forenoon with mcspaxe frota Mrs,
liton to him, SAYING thas sho ~iaiIcd to meot
arrange it7taat It would bc n worry grsa. ploaa-
ute. ablcd Mr. DeccAcr what ho thought
Of It'll ho could SEQ Mrs. Tilton. Uo
said 10 could not: He would loayo ,nessago
htkA 1utt IL 4AI1s 1AtV1 uAA AUy{tllQp to cav IN
tho interest Of truth, 10 would 10 veFy glad for
her to say 1t. Mr. Deochor, whon I iirst wont in,
said he had Got note. lIo said Gen. Tracy
had called that afternoon, nnd ts ln1 1uossago
t. e. rs 81 ss ho lof mo to Sys e Ts
mattor Of truth, stall bo worry glad
10 Lave t." r. said. "31r. Deeckor' II
you sAw Elizabeth Tilton as aaw ior
wishes to % night: She utterly tlonloa having
ANY knowledge Of this natter aud that tie Dacon
lotter was published without hoz knowledge. sIo
Haya she wont ovor to the otsico OF Acr brother,
NtchArlB. 6ho told nla s1lo was nll1ious 10 havo
Oliver johnson aont for to confer with I,or. MIR.
'I"h1'Hou CANA to tho otlco and AIrs Triton said
esie Monla liko to publial, card Haying tho right
hnd truth OF Tits rnattor. Sho wished to state
not 70 ako my step IN tho matter l1o thought i.
bcst not to do SO. a1r. Johnsou told hor Le
Thought 1t Wa bnst to consider, and sho thought
Il Eas." Said I to Mr. loccLcr: "st.e Inns
thought tho timo had moi como, but tlot tho
WAY would bo oponcsi to Ler. She told 1ne tlis
afternoon: 'WLoE woke this morulng folt
tho way wa open. and heIioya tllo Lord has
told lit. beocler that told Tilson that u ANY.
thug I could do to AID you in tic
ana again tod Mr.. noccl!sr her post.lal, aud
to nee bouo gne,ahera Of tho Church, aud had
aol to Isor, - IIayo you weighed thps toattcr
wall Do yoa conelder What it will lead to I" |
Sho hosltatal an instant then replied, "Yes I !
have we'll considered tho result ot!t. l. may end
that atl 7" said sue, - may !osa every child |
I have. 7 may lose every fzlend |
t hsyo II H.. the ,i World Il. Dus o,sI sIf' Owing
have thought Of IT," Itold sIr. neecbor W That I !
had mado up my mind that anything could do |
ih any way 10 servo Mra. Tilto, n friend / In.
ta,llal to do. I said to him sgaIn, "Mr. |
lcpcho1, sl1s Ia nu1ioua to REQ some ct tho brat-
rem oE the church. How can It be arranged :"
lilo turned 10 Geu. Tracy aul said "Wilt tho |
Committee meet to.psshs7" Then turning to
lns he aald |: "Thero is . Committee from t4e /
church appointed TO investigate tbis matter, aud,
H.; i Mrs; a.lton @ . nshe. to aos them at sny
i "When2" Aaid he. "Whon aho Wishes"
Bald Il, II think tho sooner the botto.."
"Whyl" "Neca,iso ao has said to me that sLo
ms made up hor nnd, &pd aho requested me u
attend 70 1t a. soon ~ possible" htr. Bsechsr
then said to Gen. Tracyl "Coutl tho gentleman
be Eot togotler2h or "Wlll they 10 got to-
gctl.er2" Gen. Tracy said lie thought s'ley
could. Bald Ivory we'll, Mr; beochor: I can
and giyo It to hor, aud, IL you
will send around, / will giys you
her a1sxer." then went homs and gaya It. "
Mrs. Oringtop had very little a'se to toll her
csoaa-oxam!ner, aud sho made way for bIrs. Put.
nam. Que Of tho China shephcrdesses, whom.
have ssosdy descriecd: khe had barely entored
upon description Of Mrs. TitonH religious
ohaEaetetlstica when there wes
1 suup1N coxMoT1oH IN THE JuBE.pox
Ana the Court visa appTlscd that William JelYtey.
The youngest AID most &ntAllnoi,t of alt tbn |