Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-24
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Dessoe Turner sam 1Daeg F1ro.
NEW YoRK, March 24s--Upon resumption
Of the Beecher Tilton trial to-day. Bessie
her cross-sxaminst,dn Continued. ~ fp,ic s2e
When Tilton took me up stairs % his room
ater leaving the parlor, i was there some
time-till nearly dark-I think about too OF
three or four hours, hut 10 was q long time.
The witness was further pressed for q nxed
time. She looked At the clock In tht room
but She reiterated hei expression mat Il va.
abort two OF three hours. She then conflr-
ued; He then spoke 60 me
he did not tel LINZ nm ssat u ~. T,',, ~
,essed TO him her adultery with Beecher. II
I said so before the committee a. must have
s eeen tnrongh seeing it In the papers. must
nave been mistaken. I have talked aboct
the case since was here yesterday. No
person suggested 10 me how 90 explain NV
having stated 20 the Committee that Mrs.
talked with Mrs ovington, Ma shearman.
Mrs. Tflton and Mr.. Shearnoan about IN II
am stopping AZ MIS-. ovinetons now. I saw
fession, think, whea fwss al Beaver. A.
ter i was before the committee thought
over all had told them, butdid not recall
my mistake St,,H them. repnmeSr the occasion
Morses. was on the stairs, and saw
TILToN PARTIALLY KNEELING;
one knee was on the floor and the other was
position he was M ] could not distinguish
any words he was saying. but could see
both OF them: i might have heard what he
speaking 20 the COMMITTEES about This buf
do not recollect what told them. Witness
was asked IL she stated Before the Committee
and asked her TO come back 20 his home. 10
which she replied II may have said this.
but do not reoollect4 talked 80 FAST whe,
i was before the committee, NAV have eof
Things II tell
DRY what said to them. but all can saw il
Iilton repeated his Conversation and said
Paul was not MS child; he claimed none OF
Them except Florence; he said he had seen
Mrs. Tilton and Mr. sBeecher time and again
having sexual intercourse on the red lounge.
The Snow storm.
HARRISBURG, PA, March "A snow
storm set In at o'clock this a. m. sur
WILKEsBARRE. March e4-Snowine fast.
about an inch deep now.
cold.
March 24.-An inch OF
s snow teil last nighS cloudy now, threaten
Lock HAVEN, March 2L-Coudy. moaer-
attng. About an inch OF snow fell last night
PoRT DEPOSIT, March 2i.-snowing beay-
lily; no prospect OF It's ceasing. No change I'm
falling about o'clSck this morning, aud con-
tinued steadily untl halfpast N. reaching a
depth of several inches, when il ceased.
Weather moderatiIE.
NEW YORK, MfTeh PA driving north
easterly snow stokn set I'm about 10 a. m Tie
snow melts as fast sfsit falls
PHILADELPHIA, March 24.-Snow COM
menced falling here about . o clock, and con
tinues undated. Weather moderating, and
snow melts as II "a
Indiana Editors ON an Excur~iou.
MONTGOMERY, March PA party OF In
diana editors, forty odd In number, reached
here this morning from New Orleans They
leave at four p. m. for Eufauau, where they
take the boat down the Chattahoutchie river
and go TO Tallahassee, and from there 20
Jacksonville. On return they go through
Savannah, Atlanfaand Chattanooga
Dead Bodies. Recovered.
CRIsFIELD, Md, March 24.-Tne body of
Capt j. w. Nelson, drowned on the p inst.
OFF Green Point, was Nfound to-day aud
brought here The Suns 81 temperance lare
taken charge OF il for burial.
Supposed Couuterfe1ters Arrested.
NEW YORK, March 24EA Boston dispatch
reports the arrest of ~three men who are
thought TO have bee& putting out spurious
money pretty freely f9t the past weekor two.
Death Of q seprsing Man.
NEW YORK, March~1.-John Campion
Force, well known Bfooklyn sporting man,
died yesterday.
81 91s,00o IN BONDS MIssrNG.-Somed days
ago the Missouri state treasurer found seve-
raj packages of state bonds An his vault for
which he was not charged woen assuming his
duties as treasurer. Not &kuowfng what