Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-15
rtIton.be>cher Mixture.

New YoRx, March l5.-During the
examination Of Oliver johnson on
Thursday last. witness testified that Til
ton had informed him that on the night
before delivering his lecture at Win.
stod. Conn. no tTilton) had left his
home. accompanied BY q Miss Lovejoy,
and to avoid possible dasntion BY fog or
ice. had slept in New York at the st.
Denis Hotel. Tho lecture at winstsd
was delivered on the evening Of Decem-
Der IS. 1869. Attention having been
thus drawn to the subject. he called ct
the st. Denis Hotel and found that the
register. under date Of December 9th,
bore in Tilton's Handwriting the follow
ing entries: "Thso. Tilton. Brooklyn, N.
y; Miss 8. N. Lovojoy, Princeton, ILL.,"
Tilton was assigned to room A and
Miss Lovejoy to 40, which were
found TO be on different sides Of dark
narrow hall and instead OF being direct
ly opposite, were some distance apart.
Tilton made q memoranda TO this effect.
expressed himself satisfied with the
record and left the hotel. Further eI-
animation OF the register shows that
Tilton and Miss Lovejoy had been at
the hotel on a former oecasion-Decom-
Der 9Th. ls69-accompanied by Mrs.
Tilton. It's entries under this date are
as follows: Thoo. Tilton and wife.
The wife was recorded AZ "Annio
L. Tilton." This spoiled every
thing. and closer inquiry found the
Theodore Tilton in business on Broad
way to be the same Theodore II. Tilton
who had ut ono time sent his card TO
Miss Anna Dickinson at q hotel. Tho
lceturcss tripped into the parlor ready
to greet the Tilton. Of woman suffrage
notoriety. and there was such a different
man who wished to 800 her. that in let
tiers she wrote to Tilton about the call.
She says she gave him q greeting that
was followed by q brief audience.
Terrible Cuban Outrage.
A Sa's report reaches us Of the com.
mission Of another Of those outrages in
Caba which shock humanity and almost
s.agsors belief. Tho report referred to
is embodied in q letter received by a
Spanish house in this city, and Ia, that
% young men Of Cuban birth, residents
Of Cicnfugas. had been arrested in their
homes in that city by volunteers and,
without sven the farce OF o trial. wero
shot outside tho walls.
Moro TIiton.Deschcr
NEw YoRx. March l5.-In the Beech
or trial this morning. Fullerton being
still, absent. John W. Harmon was the
first witness and vas examined by Hill.
lilo testified to Tilton's telling him OF
his discharge from tho Brooklyn Union
and Of his intention Of collecting his
money from Bowen. He said ho would
revive tho old Islander that Bowen had
uttered against N Of tho best men in
Brooklyn. and this would bring matters
To a crisis. Witness also testified to
Theodore Tilton having told him
that Mrs. Tilton had confessed to
him that Dccchsr had tAkon advan-
tago OF his position to mako improper
proposals to hor. Aitor the publication
in full OF the scandal, witness saw Tilton
and asked. him for his family's sake to
contradict this monstrous story. He
said he supposed he could not, and 70.
peated the romark. in answer 70 further
solicitation ON the part Of witness to
consider his duty to his vito and con.
the story.