, 1875-06-02
and fd. .0o1 that hs alho got from Deocler. At
the sud Of 1871 {hsid E,afta),
III TnN SfaH rrf.xuvH

the epd Of 1871 {haid Esatta),
T1LTOH WAS CRUSHED,
80 far as pecnntAty Hatters wero conoarpca.
Shortly after Uoreu Look the paper to Uoech =,
Which ~Aa to drivo litn ont Of ],rookIyn, Io
{Eo"en) shook ii. fins In Titon'n face, and ssjd
TINT II he ever acknowledged that ho tBoweul
es.si him from m tho isdteaIss, % ss s'''' A' would
1r. EYa.th lsfe.1od to tho stasement in Tho
ruo htory," In roRald to the cntpjty OF Mira.
Morse aud Airs Beechss. Tho latter wa pro-
nouneed by 1tl!on hsa most rciautlcss epoJnr.
Ss:"esn Ii. Ky soo 'an md i l,s1 ,ns
MT stostH Was a wituoes who was tho
i,issd istsst ,,a Sf +, Mr.; 1h,!t1n' h.s sn, tio
msot him In should live made h.ta hprn ill., eonds ~
dant tnAtoad or Mon1tt'n. II this was 10 what
pitt il waA Ae failed 10 Ilufl frlond who ms.
sor'cd tho Intelligence and Integrity OF G,osrs!
now tho latter testified that on thu I'd OF Janu-
complaint against neccher nas tia. Sir. Deschol,
h1a. Boocher, aud Mra. Motso hsd been
1EL1lSu Br0Afra AGAINST HIN
70 Bowen. aud Ind Influenced his wlfe against
l pm. Ihe Testimony proved completely that
10 tho s.aud he dld not - ut,or '',uo nuo
xord Of denial Of this enttres, now
matter introduced by ssorrs. Ths theory Of ths
Iasut'si Nis, II wan not until bis lofty crown had
haa beou plucked away. that tho ator.ea agaius:
lllkon poured In upon Dowou Tho truth uf
lhtae Btorfca hc did not propose 10 d,Bcuss but
Illton yet up tho theory that until bis removal
ueocller had no lnssrumentalty In h,s rcmoval
bY Iowon. It WAS pretended By tho tAaut1ff
lint ho Was wea!lhy and prosperous man until
thc sat Of Bowen In discha1glng him that ti.a
dtu hos. ~ ho formerly represented, "trip him.
lie pretended 1t MAJ not Until tito ci.itncs Of 1t.
Aun'n were ringing In tile year 1871 that ho
"as h'st arsiu that auy moth haa corrupted tho
garment ot lllH pride.
71l1oNs 1MPEcUxios1rr.
hlr. Evarta thon dttcuAsed the List Of pronesty
tohtitcd to BY Tiiton, arguing that i. na4 sub-
ssantiA!y wotth!osS, AZ boluB nnsaablu aud ull-
Producllse Hnco tho beginning of 1911 plai.:.
IN had. With tho exception VI what he had
picked up IN lily lecture tours. receiseu no ILL.,
Woodruff 4 isobnaon. thc 97.001 received frotu
Turner's schooling, the $1,000 for which I,occl1er
moslRaged hs house. and contributions Of sub-
scriberh 10 the Golden 4ge. At tue close OF
1871 Illsoiia bnsinob6 ffars wero in s.ato Ut
compinto pr0asratiot. md it was then that he
Joined Nitl Do~on in m effort
TO DESTROY Ekrcr1Er,
Eat rid Of the editor Of 4 rival pnper. and tenve
thenl m1etein Of the situation. Bowen took the
t1lbslFo OF 1iiton to Beccher, aad tic result u
tina effort was, as Titon testified, that the nexs
titno he saw Buwon tho latter way in terrific
tnGci that bowen said II T.ton dared to say ho
was conapirator with him, tllas he had my
hi1n and turn him out Of tho o'lico, 1t WAS
pretty ayldont that on thin att day Of Decem-
ber, 1870, Ii!ton did not Btand Oh velvet wi.h
Bowen, and thns tho engineer hal bocu hotAt
ruined man. and hc know himself to he 10. 1t
M was shown that as every ssep in l,is Testimony
Iiton 1eBorteu to weak and fuo!ist, Inventions
which Tould not stand In tho light Ut
1he evidence FURNISHED, by, liza wisncsaaa
to tntimidsta Docchet bad only completed
bin OIL tuiu that Iiltou determined to resist
Eecehcr, bY getting around thAt great generous
heart of hta, which was. rs Triton testified. that
which nlade Deechcr great. Y'.ltou hn+i SAID tIns
Beoch9F tnat ho bad
DONE A N$H Ak 1H,uE1,
however s!ightra1d tllat il 0tAar men knew this
a. well u ho -, they would impose ou him \
Evarts thon spoke Of tho rcmoYso naturally
fclt BY man Of delicate and noble feelings in
believing that ho Lad improperly intsrferod iu
household WHICH etoQd TO him in relations
Of friendship. lie could not, he said sufficiently
express h!u sooin for tho dsspositson mica
Euuid judge every man by usotlyeu which would
influence Tho coarse4t aud baaent uaturen 11cn
~ho 30 argued would mot only not recognize
those sentiments Which tended 10 raIae mortal
to The Hltcs. but thcy cudeAyored 10 establish
EvArss quoted IN this connection tho lines OF
CoWpsr:
= Oh, why were fsrmcrs made 10 eoa1re,
" l2xaons Mado 40 1ts7
lick tilnt scRrc9 Woltltl R10YE ! horse,
May kill s1uud divine.
Tho council tllen spoke Of tho testimony Of
tho nurse, slrs. Mitchell, IN regard to the
despairinY state OF mind manifested by Tti.on
after LILA removal by bowen. aud hiA t'ocihfAIlous
that hs was ru.ncd, which moved the glrl beasie
Tarnor ~ that she sank down in swoon. Thc1a
followed tho vlsts Of Moulton to ths house, Alll
secret interviews with H:s. TIlton.
MA. HoULr6S'a MEMORY wAa yEnY PECULIAR
on theso points. Ho did not remember whether tho
woman WAS sick or whether rl,s rna in bed. j.
Wau good thug to command duaa faculties,
and as memory WAS q faculty he lEyassAl SIP
poaod 1t might ba good thing to command tilat.
ie 9uoLsd sho conversation lu tho School
for Scandal" IN regard to tho Indy whoso
color ca,ne and went ,. morning mud night, and
raid that wleu Moul,on was oil shs e.and QUO
could almost SEQ h!n mcmory como and 80, aud
mako ths lsdys maid oven tclcl aud carr. All
tho Testimony proved that as this tina Tiftou
was Il ruined man j; that he know himself 70 bs
ruined, and that ail his movements su regard TO
baeclcr. snd IN regard to hts wIe, ware Inspired
BY tus knowledge. powen 4 called for tho
plaintiff to proso that Neoc!,er took no pa1t ID
causing Ttasou's discharge, but tue story wt3rked
tho other NAY, and 1t waB proved that T.ltou
kut" he NAE ruined Oh the ath Of December.
RscusB.
THE WISRTEp AFFAIR.
After rcccaB EYA1ta rosumed. Tie said that
another element showing tho posIton Of BsccLor
and 1iison OIL tho HHh of Deceubor, 1870, grew
out Ut tl.e lsality OF tho stories repeated
to Mr. 1lowan, mhtch influenced l.,in in
deciding upon l1ltou's discharge. That thcso
stortes raIAtod to An affair at Niaatel
and to An occurrence Ia the BrooIlyn Onion Of
iico nas shown BY Tlton's own testimony. /.
was truo TINT Is!tan sudeaYorcd 10 easily otusl,
these matters away. but, IL these assertions
proved to 30 facts, aud ugly facts, they letlens1
10 convict rsl.ou OF fA!Aehood, IN auaitou to tho
discredit Which ther truth would otherwise ac-
caalon. Tho truth Of thsso stoz!ss MAS also in,-
porsant in detersntnfnR tho question whether
IuHun owod Ylitou any moosy for abrogatius
Ills contracts Wltnout notice. Tlo cobtrscls pro-
y!dod for = penalty In such : case Gully IN the
oYaut Of action taxing plaza without CAUSE.
Now, II hitnn's conduct bud hocn sucn ~ to un-
tit hlm Ia continue ~ oditor of religious jour
nal, l}o"on Was ralloYod FROM any deb. To TiItun
for terminating the eont1Acts. 11!tou Wss &C.
cused OF
,BcANpAEous AND IMMORAL CONDUCT
dunDg \ visit Rt Wipstod, Conla+ Tia report
Mas ~ strong whom tbs alleged occurrence was
fresh A. to CAUSE 1ettes to bo written to
1flton about 1t, and to induce him to write \
f&ttof In rbnfY. fla dhelnled that thA altareI