The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-25

have been by a good man." The proceedings
were brought to sudden and dramatic ter
mination at o'clock in the afternoon. One of
the jurors was seized with an epileptic fit and
was obliged to retire from the courtroom,
wherepon Judge Nelson ordered an adjourn
ment @lt0 I5 #.a
THRTY-FoURTH DAY--The sick juror having
recovered so far as to be able to resume his
seat the trial proceeded as usual. The exarni-
nation of Tilton was brought to close, and
four additional witnesses sworn during the day,
namely: George A. Bell, deacon Of Plymouth
Church; Joseph Richards, a brother of Mrs.
Tilton jeremiah P Robinson, Moulton's BUSH
ness partner; and William Marston Braisher.
The latter testified to frequently seeing
Beecher on the stoop Of the Tlton
mansion, once or twice very early in
the morning. Robinson testified to Beechers
ayowal of love for Moulton. Bells evidence re-
lated to certain interviews and meetings be-
tween the Plymouth deacons concerning the
scandal before it's publication. But by far the
most important testimony was contributed by
the brother of Mrs. Tilton, who stated most re-
luctantly that he had seen his sister and Mr..
Beecher in situation which aroused in him
the most painful suspicious. >
TH1RTY-F1FTH DAY.-Mrs. Francis D.. Moul-
ton was put upon the stand and gave some very
important evidence for, the prosecution. The
witness testified that Beecher and Mrs. Tilton
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taking the blame of it ON himself and Elizabeth
as generously blaming herself for the whole
business ; that Beecher told her it ''was of no
use for him to live any longer, and that
he would take his life;' that he
confessed to her his great love for Mrs. .Tilton;
that Mrs. T. told her if the matter became pub
lie 'she would sacrifice her husband and her
children rather than Mr.. Beecher )" that Mrs.
T. told her that she could not live with Theo-
dore because he was continually reminding her
of the sir" she had committed. The cross
examination of the witness by the defense
failed to break her evidence.
Foreign.
The Japanese government has called in all
the struggling currency ..of the country, and in
May next will fill it's place with treasury notes,
Of the character of the treasury notes of the
United States government.
John Mitchell and DIR. Kenealy, the counsel
for the Tchborne claimant have both been
elected to the British Parliament former
from Tppcrary without opposition, and the lat
ter from Stoke-on-Trent by 1000 majority.
The electors of Tipperary (Ireland) have
adopted resolution declaring that in the event
of John Mitchel's election being annulled they
will again return him to Parliament. Mitchell
it is stated has declared that he will never take
the oath Of allegiance to Queen Victoria. r
A Havana dispatch reports battle between
the patriots and Spaniards, in which the latter
were routed with heavy loss.
A Berlin telegram reports the Emperor
William and Gen. Won Moltke as both on the
sick list
On Thursday last John Mitchell applied fol
admission to the British Parliament as repre-
sentative from Tipperary. On motion of Mr.
Disraeli, however, he was excluded, on the
ground that he is a convicted felon, liable tx
arrest and transportation, and therefore ineh
gible to seat in Parliament.
The Japanese government has appropriated
5000 900 for expenses in connection with the
Philadelphia Centennial.
The Pope has communicated number O.
Prussian Bishops for acting under the German
government
Two-thirds of the city of Port-au-Prince, The
capital of Hayti has been destroyed by fire
and about 700 families are without homes il
consequence.
frightful casualty recently occurred at Got
tenburg, Sweden. match factory crowded
with operatives took fire and burned so rapidly
roasted alive or killed by jumping out through
the windows.
It is asserted that the indemnity to be pait
by Spain to relatives of American victims of the
Virginius affair has been fixed at 1884, 1000.
The various States of the German empire are
investigating the causes of emigration. Tt
remove them, it is proposed to facilitate the
requirement of small estates, and to oppose the
action of emigration agents paid by the trans
atlantic governments.
John Mitchell has again announced himself
as a candidate for Parliament from Tipperary
A cable dispatch announces the death at Lin
coin of Sir Charles Lyell, the celebrated geol
ogist.
One of the principal measures contemplated
by Germany to check emigration is the prohibi
ton of the enlistment of emigrants on foreign
account by the payment of premiums
LOUISIANA.