The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-02-25
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TILTON-BEECHER.
The Latest Gossip in the Chicago Tribune
from DR. Syntax

The Latest Gossip in the Chicago Tribune
from DR.. syn:ax.
BROOKLYN, l.. l., Feb. e0.-Nrs MouI-
tons testimony is the top u teral de-
bate. Her manner was M :, ate and
reluctant her repetition o. .,-,Ler phra-
seology SO exact; her shrewdness and accu-
racy 50 notable, that the community is di-
vided into one party who regard her as the
most accomplished perjurer on record, and
another party who euloSHe her as surpassed
only by her husband in courage and tact.
A MoI.sE-wHIPFrNG EXPECTED
Joe. Howard, Of the Star published this
morning some more brutal comments OIL
Mrs. Moulton and her testimony. 1t went
into matters so sacredly private, and treated
them 70 coarsely, and with such virulence,
that there is a general expectation Of vi
olent separation Of Howard's fugitive coat
tails by impact of Moultonian foot How
ard and Meuiton have already had one rem
contre, which was comprised by the tumul-
tnous disappearance Of Joseph into the
sanctuary OF the United States Hotel
Frank is not the kind of man to be trifed
with, and, unless Howard sails under three
reefs Tomorrow, chances are we shall be re-
galed with an example Of the kind of horse
whipping which your Mr.. Storey has a
fashion OF bearing with Christianlike
magnanimity, though I doubt exceedingly
if Howard will shrink from castigarion be-
hind his wife's unsympathetic petticoats.
An EXCITING EPISODE
Yesterlay, the moment recess was pro-
claimed, jeremiah Robinson and Cen Ira
CIV entered into an earnest conversation.
While they were talking together, Beecher
walked over to them and said something to
Tracy in q very low voice; then very sud-
denly raising his tone he said: There's a
foundation for il, but the heart Of it is q
lie" Robinson flushed up in an instant,
and said something to Beecher, which
brought color To his face. Tracy, putting
his hand on Beecher, said: "Hush hush,'
and, following Robinson, who walked away
in anger, said, @Don't LET the reporters get
hold Of this; Beecher is excited and does
not know what he is. saying" Robinson
replied, in a lead voice, "Beecher will be
sorry, BY and by, for speaking like that =
This episode created quite sensation
among thOee Who heau It ~ .|' .
An IxrUKTANr RUNoR.
II is reported to-day at police heAdquar-
ter in Brooklyn that Mn- Tiltop took Their
esa Burke and another girl, who would
have testified in coordination of Kate
Carey, over to Jersey City, and left them at
TaylOr's Hotel It. is further stated that
they are there maintained at the expense oi
plymouth III srcll, became no ssibpena can
reach them in neighboring State.
The cross-examination OF Mrs. Moulton
was purposely prolongsi until Tuesday, in
order to enable Beecher's counsel to deliber-
ate. r-rs = 80
LITTLE RALPH,s PARrY. .L
Last Thursdays Erg1e, Beechrris organ,
announced that a Juvenile party had been
given by Miss Crane, lnember OF Plymouth
Church, to little Ralph Tilton, whose sup
posed father is among the clergymen OF the
SAME church, whom he once suspected Of
the child's paternity. .. The party WIS o.
tentatio,,sly announced, and the names of
the participants given. "a. r,.. s..- O., ....
i BCTIER ExPHTED. -5-.il. III
Gen. Butler viii probably be here in a
fortnight. r..,.. a.,rz ..-,,...,..-. .-..-..t