, 1875-04-03
THE RETRAcTIoN.

raHaed boswcrn yo,l End Mouitot Ia regard TO
his going or not going .n7 Al don't know
that there was anything said abou. hin going In
or not going in, anil he asked mr. "Nt1l you
cAll On your way bRck7 Will 5s,. ca!, At mr.
honao +" and said wonl1.
V.~-You told him you would; you tLen- A.
I then rang-
Q.-ion raug tue bell. WIN: happened then2
A.-Thc tloof wss opened by wounau whom /
Aapposod BY her tlrees a,ltI appcarancn TO 10
their toiRokecper. know thoy had one.
Q.-Was hhe Il ls'ly whom YOU personally
krew7 All don't know. think nut.
Q.-Nell. hir 7: A.-She told me u
GO UP HrAtEs To 1ins. 7fL1oS's Aours.
Q.-Dit1 you communicate to hor xuv p,,rposen
or make any Inquiry stnnt rrrEng Mrs. 1l!ton7 Al
did not. had nv occation to-. Sic .oid u,s 10 10
right up slatrs.
Q.Can yau give sny general description Of thi. LADY
WIN opened The door We may be abs 10 identify her
tn .nY "a. Al csnnot. I "nIy r.c1ers tha, she
seetHcd 10 hn nlcc, t1dt.uokhs wotn4n, With tiud
Q.-1s rasut Mrs. Mitchell, ihe nurto3 A.-so,
,Q.-sow vha. did .be ray TO you: A.-she aid
either to to 70 Up, tight up to her room, or elec
M1s. Ttlton waa In her room Notwithstanding
Q,--And ,ou went up7 Ali vent right up anu
Q.-Nss The .!oor orenul: A.-Ths door w,s
OtHnel.
Q.--From within. AL betio,s 70. hir. will not
Q.mwtll. what occurred thea? How dia you 10 In
A.-There are front tnons in Ttltons hJfNe, 0ne Of
Which II thc-a sittlng and receiving room. and
,nuHlca&inR With he other ly foIG!bK-tloosA which
usually Esood olru Afrt. Tlltun Was III ons where
bcd W. placed. and whtrh neareet the at ,irs
by the lera0n wfn op"uetl the ioar7 Al un.: /
In from tue door of ,hn hail. and came th~retorr
nlto. inoiaely 10 tho he'd instead os going around
o.-Yot c4ia- through thr door Tia. went iu,rne-
Y: wee IL folns 1 1oas. co.s Il .
.o.-rhes ~sre tarn opsns A.-Ye". 'r: think
Q.-pId thsy retaa.u oreu: A-Tbe, se,astaed
| orcu think, al tho time. -...
| Q.-Nas nuy ;rrsoa other than yourrtlf and strs.
Tiltop ia either OF tf,o roonr, 10 your knowledge
durtn9 the time OF your interview With her: A.--So
Q-bescribo tho scene liz y'a knw 1t A. ycu entered
tl,v room. A-iLe OIL wuA ere,ssi in lure ~1its.
~ White ~ ,hu bed, ,aue . lls,e abors iesel re-.
cinea on Iiows and her llants In ah!s form Oh her
breast tMr. Deechef folded hla la,,ds acfo=. h!a
bEeast} In very natuTat tuahn:t. tlrew ch.lr,
thr1o wan rhsar by thu bedside and ,at do.1 ou IT,
Q.-1d aie aecost :oa lu nuy way before you tpote
Odd you observe whether she WIZ as'eep not
| A.-Shn wan II one deah, ami yet hne wss usiug.
| bat down b. her mid said 10 her
hIessrt. iieaci, tnsl Fllle-un-Une moment etr IA
consultation hero took rlncc between plaintiff 4
ii. usscl,-wc o,,;rc cir, 10 eo,vcrratiou between
this wtnesa mud s1rA. Tistn,.
judge Seilsou--1 think will have to take II. Nc
Thou that evening letter. That fAcs has been Iras Ell
very crar]y thouRl indirectly. Ass nrt of Tint cu
yttsaton, think we will iase t. take tie rouEtfsa.
| thu part Of the acs Of rhcci.!uR the letter.
| Mr. lIehcii noted III exception.
:tr. Evarts-Mr. ntecher. proceed now. You 1rcr
the chur q tho i#,.s!de md fat down7 Al .*ii to
hrr. "Ets.leth, have iust nesn fonr tNsbana hna
aayn had long Interview. ns has hsen making
tua esatt1neuts TO TIE And chargca md be has nCn
in fb4Q{Ct nf tGCfu FIfSfT
thess' thu sNtd: Hs has charged ,ns With aAen-
s;nx ,oa1 .eson. ftym L u h.. charged ne
t. "' IL s4sd as I'll % tar 1e%Ssis MT T.
tijna. IND soa!i nst express m,,ea very et'a1iy.
!!err ar. Deesher exhibited dep emotion: his sn:ce
s 4: .nd ss r. aasss
answer "A . hsr: Il ~. DIT hare charged
nn With ,HAkluC improper adfanet<. Hare YOU slated
s%nsa !er s;r. sad .sia: IS f?t:as. esaia y.
fsse iss. ut 'y Afs = sSs sns 'fs tss::
tut crc liz ,nale nc th!as thas, il woili en-.
fcss lorn to you, II woni 'fasr him to
CuSrEgg 70 ME HIS AL1fSATED AFFECTIONS"
"r something to thst effect. " hut" s.d, This
charge Of .s.nIting Improper things YOU kndv that
soa sts i st . Sei s'' sss ID h,.a a
t,ke y ia;x: L. = pot tfqe" ahs % tId d s.o'nsthaE =
about II sae could 10 Ill! ale coAld 10 II without
tn]nr! 70 heE hussAna: nh1ca tltd not
hhtaFstsnus l sala| DW you ought 70
E!'e Me wtten tattaetion .nihat wtarn coh!esston
ana rue Salu Shh was HiAluR 10 do y would not
tta II aHalhrt her huAoanl: sssd, difo MO ren
and paper and ele pointed TO aecfefarS ia t4a next
foon khc" " Snu eeoagnt peti iak. ana narrr TO
ass' que fsseu hesae nn sn ~fots int nfss part Of
tnf Ee'FaeHon. ena sue mgneu u.
,,- THE LITTER
Mr.. Elafta-pne 1numsnt {hanlang PAPER to Wit
neh.} Lo9k u that I@per aud II Il II tho thai
wa then written. A--1his seeus ta hs thr oue
aurpose 1t to lie. ..-..
Q.-ltoH fnr did hhs wE1tts A.--Saall ftal It.:
1yasts-frS. ssr.
Witness rcad AZ foll0ws:
"DEc.MnEn 10, lH7b-WearIed with importantly and
wealsnea BY steknt.., gase letter tnca|1asiaa ny
thAt that would remove al dlheu!siea hetwern mo AMI
MY hnsbauu. Thst letter nov rrvoke, l wsa per
a,s1ed 1t, almost fureed, when wa4 In weakrnea
SLATE Of mind, regret It, aud rrcz III t;s stste-
Iuenta H. il TfIToy y
p,-During that writing did yo,, tn apy u,sat,er c-
tute or RuXgeat any OF tia lauguase tsod A-Nu
sir. suggcAted that sho ou9ht-lu the negnnlpg--i
suggested shs ought 70 make rfca1 Ut &osa charges