The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-04

fixed his ewes upOn one OF the WINDOWS, anu |
for some time kept them there, and the
LAWYERS ON both sides looked scientific and
oxnectant as II there would presently be
snroerv to do.
The assent of the Judge to Mr.. Tilton tes-
tifvino was rendered in his usual cool, sem
tentious way, as soon as the court opened
His decision, although excepted to by the
defence. was so far acquiesced in that the
LAWYERS on that side merely requested the
Judge to instruct the witness in the extent
TO which he should apply it.
As n spectacls of the extreme public mis-.
cry of society through domestic contention,
incompatibility or error, Yesterdays scene
will match ANYTHING in morals or phenom-
ena. A husband, worn and haggard, but
resolute and retal,atory, sat watching the
mother of his children, whose names and
ages he successivcly gave in her hearing,
every child bundle of memories, and in
their very names "reminiscences of happier
hours and mutual sacrifices.
Stern as himself the revelator, the hus-
bands wife also preferred to be present
while he made public her alleged dshonor
upon oath, and she watched him detail the
story of their first acquaintance, marriage
and misery, eve to eye, and without re-
sponse. For the first time the effectiveness
OF her presence was Sppu III tIllS cuCOuulcT.
In replyinp. not shrinking, saddened, but
without being crushed the wife heard the
| words which of themselves defiled the air.
Mrs. Tilton calmly looked and listened,
| and all felt as if at the family scene, where
| the anpered heads of the family suddenly
break out with reproaches and taunts.
There was nothing of this rage, however,
| in the actors to the living drama yesterday.
| The day for anger had been swallowed up
| in the ucceptcd responsibility of public
| trial.
| Mr.. Tilton was dressed in his usual taste
| full style-a good, long overcoat of black,
a lowered necktie, gold studs, finger
ring, carefully brushed hair. If he had
| beard on any part of his face it would re-
| leve him of some of his air of effeminacy.
The style of his testimony was lucid,
compact, often almost didactc For long
series of sentences lie spoke without inter-
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CHANGING AUDIENCE.
The audience changes each day to the
extent of about one-half. The reporters
are there always, and the lawyers and the
principals in the case. Then there arc
two or three dozen inonomaniacs, who
nave Beecner ana Triton on the Draih WIG
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