, 1875-02-18


animation wnB contlntea ny ef-'uugo fu"of'o''
Tho Court adnouislod tho audience to pfoHef3o
perfect order hereafter and express neither MP
,ro,,,,io,, nor d,uounroya1 Ali Tho part;.s to tito
f'uo ~
SUIT ~ofo Ill coui''
The witness cohtihiod: cannot fiS THO pre-
cieo date Of tho cllapce Interview botweeil hlfs
Tll,ou and rnysolf wllon Bossio Turnor was pres-
-. ., L,n-1 .l,a ,xl,o,a utorr i,,t think II v.a
e'.s "''u uoat" ~ s.,.' wv ~.r.a,ts
after hor return from haflosla.
1lr. EvnIts ob1octed to THIS answer on ZIG
ground tint nothing about this matter had been
a~,s..ov,,o;na,;,m
cfoS''s snau'.n"'''. +.,'ln.
ar' fu'teitol. s"AssLeu W ~, tnat 'ii!g u'a.ia' W. w.
heen ofoEnS 9t y .o 20 olrr sr,,t ta m @nu ,ss &
EfnttH replied ttat 1t was NOT eileited ~ htecb
question: nut "aa VG'nn.ees9a W, ~ tno Stt"oss'
Tor "liich tho couassi elltetoti ,eela!'Tet;
Mf. leach aI9ueu thas az. Es'sss a,1 'u pus
an9stanh ~ ~ fe'Itioa % " ''sons W "no" "''nes'
HaG to!u tho "nole htoty;
Iho conft oec'Heo 1ias tho question: "aS III
proper ort'er. H..
Wltnehs t!en rehnmsu. s .m'nE m1 H. "as o., lug
altast9on o. p uay snas tss, ts9n ~ 1e'"tmu '1
lhe witn9ea wa assau "aae 1no Mmo'e kIury
"as. hlr. Eynslh oh]eo1e'i' anu 1t'E9 ncasoh
SAID no wou1u rule IL ona JnaS9 Inl!ef,on ,.1i
atgana a.. lcns. ats ; ~ snis, ps ru'cu JILL o"'
the Jnago hahetea ~ Us 4ncisiuh. 11
Hashesa Inen sostneu WV uo ~ ~ 4nt
haecneiA flHls 10 Mth. 1Aton. Al'el NY "tttlHe
of tlo letter OF confession, sano from neecles.
an argument then ciisueu between the Counsel
us 10 tae f1Ght oi "!lhehs 70 o1ilalh seemilG
inconsistency nos"eeh tllih lat!eI answer al'u tno
nt'swer gwen OIL nla s"c1amhat,oii, Wnon lie
nala " aon can 20 70 l1lo noaso E:4. GHu see hi.s
,, beti, ns it IL only . tow stelm H!tnesH was al-
lowed 70 exp!aa'l t'at o made ne latter remark
after Leccilefs pforosllloh 70 slslt MFb' iiltoh.
9Ae "itnesa cohtlhaeas My vic too airs.
Morse, alld ho was almost Wiz hpont It.
Mr. Esarts objected to tlts auHwer, but the
Court ruled that It might slad en- tlie record INN
Ihe Witness shid conBliafod tho St,Ouo
that received rom VI n"oG a9f 1ily cGntract
to 70 ny j''Ht dno. Mfb. Neotlli'i,l "as ofnksr
III Wnl' htfeet, aiu Rnpt a' once ilKo nties pratt
ers. Knew thai tie eon'eEta OF TUG Catheflno
uaunt" iettor "efo communicated BY no othor
person but hlyself. ...,
WHAT IT, coA:lus1Aa
1ndefBtand ny the commune. IN FRANCE.
that. after FRANCO WAS ossntped aiid tic fall of
the uoVornmeht: parties "olo endeayornE to en-
tAbsls ioea! solf.so7ornmens Which vas com
nnnstn.u bnt, TO transplant tne tfonoh systo1n
of repneltcanssa mere. IL would 20 ca'ied oespot-
ISM. know thus l|oassel way not concerned In
the death or tho Archbishop " taris, 1nd that
Ao uRcd every taeatls TO pfetohtat. lAe OBJECT
Ut tllls procession III Now York was to appro-
| printely testfy to tho regard IN wiirf,
| young ltoushel ~2s hold by all lovcts
Of civil liberty. 1t Was ny wife
suggested that little schoolgirl should be taken
lily, Guu pToieRo ot my wife. sho hAa come to
onr house i'll lll-llea!tl out had recovere, when
! my wife proposed that I should take her with
| mo. a!loala say nor ego was ABOUT lV or y. 1
mover lnduHed iu riotou5 living, but Lived In
| htyo Which o inan Of my 1nelns could assume.
Betore tie tou1tdltlg OF tue fotdeH aGe ! went
with ar. Woodruff to aoo alr. jackson n Schultz,
au! AT. woodruff told h,m about tho proposed
establishment OF tho toaeH hJe A. long coll
versation took PLACE between them. 3ir. Schultz
ahkod i hlr. beeclier Wns gong to take part IL
thapio1ect, anu SAD Thought he waa, but
gave Schultz to Understand that would DO uil-
der no complainant to Mr.. 1eecher. When
made all lny ylslts to Alrs. Woodruff, her h.ls.
blnd wns always present. Aly object i'll going
through Aor house was ut her ra4nott AZ she
stated that parties had yet story asoAt with rs-
gard to tho ill-Foputs OF her houHe, md sho
wanted mo. to seo that It Was not no. Mrs.
Woodhntrs den'oanor on tle OCCASION OF my
visit TO Aer, WIS tint o. lady, and her husband
astH like porfect gontealaIt. refused to R!gn
tho orgnal trlpnrtlto agroomont when l had
read it amt bocatte acquainted with Its contents.
5ly wife went to Monticello iu 1859. after tho
birth OF lor child. I rciuotnber Catherine Cary,