The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-13

| Us go, az hen sk 70 this effect, that 1
back part instead OF the front that INV Mas
oT,eP re- nc !, OF no value to the family In
| the street, whereas that OF Mrs OvinefonS
Soui1 De enjoyed in comfort, and that the
| Hsiniy could maintain their priVity I think
Mrs Ovington made remalk abon1
my house being cool and comfortsbIe
the galatin place opening in front or II, q
,nen maae The remark thai that was true, bui
| mat twas very sorry that Mrs. Tilton he'd been
compelled TO yield up the pleasantest and cooI
est room In my house, second story front room.
ing IL, and added, perhaps, in a saiiricaI way
M i one OF the consequences of this scandal
| UnlcSs defend myself against the accusation
6ronsni against me. 1 presume / shall 90 To-
as that. " rem Mr. MoulIon lived ina C,inion it
| mr.. bssellS- portrait was IN my house. I
know Mr. THEODORE H. TiIton and have seen
beecher In reference to t. II. TiIIon or said 70
ss UT. ,beecher that knew him this Theo h TIL
habits Mr. Beach offered % 10 soR na tbsg oSse
une Ms alleged nv-rsaticn was said 10 nave
s,s place mat this witness did not know the
, ,aC.s concerning this Theodore ii. TtIton ana
ohsa, ,ney mad not then transpirsd But IL was
Snsd 10 10y Evarts ana long discussion en-
llnued: AT the time the alleged Conversation
Rsec saIa To have taken place with Mr..
did not know 'u'h his s person. cS1..., but
z: Miss Turner spoke of an interyieS Son Sas
red lounge. After some consul tat;on anon NJ ths
counsel, Mr. Morris said: win Withdraw the
4 n her in.
terview as given in the evidence? a T Tba w
I heard II read. @. Did any such interyie lew az
s 9s relates eSS on That occasion take place between
s insre spoke II an az Interview int 10 which
also another Interview (race SSH Yin cnii
your attention to both interviews Do you re-
oiiect the interviews as she related them? MT.
e.or.l' read rom the testimony OF Bessie Tur.
ner In regard 10 the alleged red lounge conver-
sat ID A: never had with Bessie Terner az
any Time, IN any place, any conversation i'm re-
gard TO the criminal rel tions between NJ
Beecher and Mrs ii ton, nor on any subject re
Iated 20 them. q. Do you recolIett Bessie Tur-
ner coming into the room where YOU ard
your VIE We're having a conversation
a. les, sir. G. No other conversation WHATEVER
upon that subject between her and YOU and
your you VIE, VIE occurred? Mr. Evaris-Mis, Turner
ordered from the room. @. Miss Turner saws
ing, 10y
DAMN YOU, GET OUT.
Did anything of that kind occurP A. No. sir.
nothing Of that kind occurred. @. Now, / ask
you the question again, whether at that inter
view, when you observed Miss Turner
that Kind f00@ occurr a1y 0oaversa ITO Of
MT Mr. Morris lreading from Miss Turner's testi-
angrily with his Wife continued Did anvthins
OF SirI mat Kind occur? A. No, sir and never
struck Sar b her as she says did never treated
SUBSEQUENT conversation which Bessie
Inr swears to took place. / never
being iOnded that She judges Of other persons S
ny herself, and never told her that had seen
on the red lounge. q. She SAY s after that YOU
repeated this conversation upstairs. Did ySu
Der? A. No, sir. q. Will you describe the situ-
auon , OF the rooms in your house? The witness
Q. Which rooms We're fitted up for
MI. MI greeley? a. The two front rooms
Bessie FI41 slqe E Ss the house. Where was
her from her bed? A. She says she occupied the
room next TO mine occupied the room next TO
Mr Greeley's room. Q. Those folding doors was
them locked SINCE have been in the house. ..
as they were when Mr. Greeley was there
A L presume they are. The original paint
never been thrust aside by bolts being turned.
9. How do you know that Miss Turner was al
MISS Mcp s aSS And and
Turner left before NJ. Greeley cAme to my house
Miss Turner and Miss Mcdonald left FOR Kew
port on Monday. Mr.. Greeley arrived al nv
house on tuesday. Bessie Turner was not in nv
house foTone momeot during Mr. Greeley's visit.
Mr.. Greeley lett my house three weeks before
Bessie Turner returned from Keyport. q. Di4
you dictate any letters to Miss Turner? A.
DO not dictate or suggest any writing for Miss
Turner. q. Did you ever say to Oliver Johnson
s ina hs you had been In bed with woman and
sort, sir. O. Did Mr.. Beecher ever
SIT ON YOUR KNEE
after May, 1895? A. heard Beecher's description
Of that occurrence. 1t took place about ten
years ago. We had been having discussion
ABOUT sentence in little work had written.
and that was the way it ended. No such famnf-
arity ever marked our acQ uain lance after the
trouble came upon our house. q. At the time
oI the ar1ltration did You hear
about burning the papersP A, [ did not. o.
was anything said before the arbitration ia
your presence concerning your difficulties with
kind that was said on that subject Nothing
that was between me and Mr. Beecher was, in
IN rlnn orafrr n
you account for the fact that the iripartite
agreement was dated April 2? a. The first dralI
April 2. CHANGES in its terms were made by me
and Mr.. Bowen, and tn. n it was handed back to
days afterwards he made C can copy of it, the
late ana all q. VIII call your attention 10 an
your. going to the Office and stating
hat MIR. Be echer had bee n.taken care OF, and Mr.
a been paid and the suit would have to 60
On. This is the testimony, (reading from the
sstim Ts1sy, Of Mr.. Wilkes Did any interview
place on that day? EyaTts OBJ,
,ould answer to correct any new matters con-
1ected with the interview. q. will ask you
he Sds think Mr Wilson must Hf Sa Ue
changed the date. q. Were you angry? Al
presume was. q. Did you say you
liter nefore you would sign it2 =. Yes, sir
mink that is the substance. @. DID you say
hsd ead a Reen taken care Of ana
'ody had taken care of you? A. No, SIR O.
vlll call your attention To this statement of
ir. Wilson: 81 made the point that III
he papers should be destroyed" Did
gu ever have such con versa ION with Mr.
Vikeson9 A. No, sir. lie never made any
uch sugges ion. q. Mr. Wilkeson speaks OF an
Interview he had with you at the Ebb tt House.
ashington. in regard to your wife. Did you
ave any such interview A. had an in
eryiew with Mr.. WilkeSon, but did
lot make any remark he states in regard
Q IN wife II 1 should stale what did say to
ifn IL won be iDJus ice to shst woman
}. That the utmost Mr.. Beecher had ever done
as % address improper wors 8 TO his wife. Did
on ever ssy that to Mr.. Wnkeson? A. No, sir
ir MoTrts-Tnst /. all. There was
o cross examination. Beacn = Shall
Te put another witness on the stand tonight,
r? Judge Nelson think you hsd better
aaicate him; Beach-We will indicate him by