The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-18

did not help him out of his difficulties, and ox-
pressly declared tnat there was not word Of
truth in the STORY of adultery Rev. Edward
Eggleston was called, and testified to the views
OF Hilton in regard to marriage and religion.
EoR1Y-EIGHTH DAY.-Four witnesses were
sworn for the defense John w Hartman, dry
goods merchant; Jackson s. Schultz, leather
merchant; Chas. S. Judson, merchant, and
Archibald Black The testimony went to prove
that Iilton was a morbid and egotistical man ::
that he had not at first charged Beecher with
adultery, and that he was on terms of intimacy
with Woodruff and other woman's rights
women, The trial was enlivened by q, protest
from Judge Nelson against the further intro
duction Of frivolous and irregular Testimony by
the defense. The immediate occasion of the
Judges remarks was dispute between counsel
as to whether the testimony of a witness who
had heard Tilton say he had lost faith in man
kind was admissible. The Judge said, some
what testify: "Let it stand: It viii do no
more harm than lamp-post in the street. "
Upon this, Mr. Evarts rose and took ex-
ception to the remark of the court, and stated
that before they were through they would show
the materially of this evidence.
Foreign.
home special announces Chat the Pope has
conferred cardinals hat upon Archbishop
McCloskey, Of New York. He is the first calxii-
nal ever appointed in America. 1t is said that
the Pope is in favor Of designating two more
cardinals for the Western world o
A new French Ministry has been formed with
Dufaure and Buffet as its chiefs T.
The report that Prince Gortschakoff had re-
quested the recall Of VIM. Schuyler Upited
States Charge d Afaires at ST. Petersburg, is
| Berlin dispatch states that Germany has
asked Italy whether she will continue to exempt
the Pope from the obligations of the law and
complains that he is now abusing the liberty
given him for the purpose Of fomenting re-
belliOn in Germany.
Full accounts of the fire at Port au Prince
last month have been received. Four hundred
buildings were burned, involving a loss of
81 600, 600
/ President MacMahon is accused of leaning
toward Bonapartism.
John Mitchell has again BEEN returned to
Parliament from Tipperary
/ The new Captaill-General of Cuba has ar
rived at Havana Being accompanied by re-
enforcement of 1000 Spanish troops, he was
we'll received
It is said Germany is very much irTitated at
the conduct of Spain in the Gustav affair, and
at the clerical leaning of King Alfonso's Min
isters-
Buffet, in defining the policy of the new
French Ministry, states that it will be conserva-
tive and opposed to factious intrigues.
| The Prince Imperial Cor Napoleon IV) will
assume q position GA the staff of the Duke of
/ Cambridge
Considerable disorder prevailed in Tipperary
/ because of the refusal of some of the resident
! to illuminate their dwellings in honor of the
second election of John Mitchell to Parliament.
Several houses which were not illuminated
were attacked by moband sacked
/ A large consignment of horses, purchased
/ by French dealers III East Prussia, was recently
stopped aqa t7aaesJtet, at the Berlin depot.
Six new Roman Catholic Cardinals have been
/ formally appointed.
/ Moody and Sankey are drawing larger crowds
THAN ever Inn London.
The Duke d'Audifret Pasquier has been
elected President Of the French Assembly
The star OF young Alfonso is already on the
vgame. Instead of annhilating Carlism and re-
storing peace to the country his accession to
the throne has been signalized by new reyerBes
| to the national armies In the North