, 1875-03-18

Nlfo. H0 Waa down 1T tho stdo Of tho bed, talk
ns .s xtf q M e.sss a MI Ms1 na,es eT9te 90
Mrs. T1lton must not be daturbed." She seemed
very much agitatcd.
Q.-WLat did you obaer.e with regard 70 Mr..
Tilton Al don't remember. know ho Was
Q,-Wss snythine SAID to you7 Al did not
Q.-Did You find her sitting up In bca7 A.
Partially III led aud partially At,ing up.
Q.-Waa eh0 expoFo12 A.-Sho was.
Q.-You epoke Of it7 Al lid.
Q.-What did harcp'y7 Al don't romembar
tho remark le Inade WAS requested to 70 out
of tho room, and Tilton wont ont for uosnent,
study. and sat down in trout Of the 1lre and
loaned my head On my hand. Mr. 1tlson wnnt
baelt into tho room.
Q.-what tn,o Of night was thia7 Al
e!lonld think must havo bcon about midnight.
Q.-Arc you huro i MAS late? Al know II
VIVA Into. Il wna late when Mr.. Doceher VIVA
thorc, aud Il wns after ilo llad gone.
Q*-1low long did afr; Triton romafn tn the
au lour-as near as l can tell, about an honr.
II was considerable time. lie was talking loud,
but could not toll what slo said.
3'-DDid 5ou iear ANYTHING? /? A..No.
tono wore they7 Al heard voiccs ~ though
~ Q@Whose WI ,siof voiessE X-,tr. rlton's voice.
Q.-pid you hear 11ra. Tilton.a voico7 AL
did.
OH what tone was shsta Atone Of en-
traaty.
Q.-When did alr. T,lton como from tho sick
room, and what did he do2 A.-1Ie came into
the st9dy, and 60, papoF' pen' and Ink aud TO
Q.-You remained still in the study7. A.
Yes.
Q.-llow long after that was It before Er.
Tilton left tie slck.zoom agatn2 Al could
,Q-Atout how fong7 Al should Judge
about half an hour.
Q.-W'hero did be 40 ~hen he camo out A.
Lilo reth cd to l!s room. IIo came into the
study md , told ne coald return; .n,,
In Hhen you returned2 A.-She seemed ~ II
she had been Weeping, nnd appeared to be very
much ng1tated. and ssrokcd hor head to tsacify
har, and tred to cain her.
Q.-How long did you thus tteat Lor? A.
For an hour M near NJ can remombcr.
Q.-Was hor condition Bl,ch NJ to require this
treatment A.-fes very nervous.
Odd ehe get to stoepa A.-Sho did, aftara
time.
Q.-Bosido tho voice Of 1lr. Eilton. which you
leGrtl, did you hear my movement by him while
l!o was in tho sicl-room3 A.-Idon't romembor
that did.
Q.-Do you remember whother he was sitting,
or standing, or walking, by any. moment that
you hoard? A.-Ycs; thought he waa walk
lug.
THE INSTRUMENTATION,
which waa conducted by Fullerton, de7e2oped
tho fact TINT Mrs. Mitchell went dowi-stuira Of
hnr own accord when Deooher callod-an uu-
usual thing, since sho testified that during tho
visits or other people, Moulton In particular,
s.e rcnlaanea In tho room. much to llor grart1ica-
tiou. hAo escaped from tho fire Of Fnilerton's
batteries At 8 o'clock In the afternoon, giving
way to
THE REr. JOHN L. GAY,
OF bloomington, Ind. bald-headod kindly
]oolung Clergyman Of tho EplRcopallan faith,
who lost the Frofessorship Of English Literature
IL tho Indiana State University on account Of
On Marriage anl Divorce delivered be-
furo the naie aud female sttdonta OF the
Institution. 11o characterized tho teaeh-
inEs OF tue discourse as nnscnptural
he himself believed that ndu1tcry waB the onlY
ground on which absolute divorce should bo
granted. Ono sentence Of tue lecture which ho
quoted" II my two Of you lovo each other mud
vita without Intervention Of any priest OF State"
--produeed sensation. Ho did not think thorp
could be marriage without the sanction of ro-
lgion. When he left the stand. at the adjouul-
ment OF sho Court, 10 suddcn,y came face
70 faco With Mrs. Docc!ler. who EXTENDED both
hands,. Lie asked II thls vas Mrs. Deeohor, and
when she nodded hor lead atilrmatiyoly, ho said
"Qod bless you! God bless you'll"
To ths Aasot7attI {'rrss)
ASSISTANT rAsTon HALLIDAY REsuMEy
NEW fonk. March 17.--Notwtthstanditlg this
tB st. patrIck's Day, md beautiful ont Of doors,
tie Brooklyn Courtroom WIS crowded whom tho
sa'lse Of Theodore 1i!tor against tho rev. Henry
were present, and among tho attentive listeners
Nere 1nAny women.
Assistant Pastor Halliday resumed the atan,i
and testified: rstnembor an interview i had
18th Of November. For tho first few moments
onty !flton and nyHelf wero present, but George
A. Bell called Rhoruy nftor. Bell told MO Ills
sr1s,la sna io turned to g. when Triton said
called BY tho advice Of his friend Frank Mo,,!tou
To contradict the Waodhull scandal. He said II
%aa entirely untrue. without tho shadow Of
truth. Lie 6atd It was Just aH false aH II Lo
would 60 over W to Now York aud saY the tree in
tiage, y representing every nation Of tho Garth.
lie Raa, lily nife is as pure o. tho ligilt, and
asked tho to ask Deocher, and he would tell me-
zho MAS as pure aa gold.
TRITON WOULD NOT HrEc1FY ANY c11AnaHA
although repeatedly asked him to do no, iii.
lon said Mouton lad documents relating TO
E4a charge tnnlpuatod aga1nHE l3eechcr, rijtou
spoko POI 81 tho Moodhull 1niblicat,on as = fabrioA-
purpose OF koeping her atill. and stated l,o was
:a'np9ignIng IN Now Hampshire wien this pub-
[eat1on appeared, and was utterly astountod
tl'on ho heard Of 1t being published. Mr. ri.
son eas4 Y Beecior would 80 to church and tell
3ley would overlook it, lIe spoke OF Uoecllor's
'nonRe an being quite venial In It's character.
alt. Evatta aAkel for susponsiou Of tho cx-
animation ct this Witness. In order to cail Nrs,
.acy y: Mitchell. Permission Wax given, And !
Ir. Halliday left tho stand.
Nina. LUCY ". MITCHELL TEsrty1Es |
Mrs. Mitchell theu took tho staui aud testified,
ia Brookly1, tor TIC past twenty years, |
am employed a. nurpo. Have had cppstdor-
!blo experience In atsouding women during co,,-
!neneut during the last fifteen yoars. 1 a. |
ended Mrs. Ii1ton flrst in December 1867, |
turing iler confinement. and remained with her
u April, 1868. she hsd atckness following her
onttnement, and the child was brought un i,y
ny hands, aud not by tho breast. lad known
lisa' 1ilton originally since 1867. think IYlton
!, e1s Absent from JANUARY Of that period Until the
middle Of March. IT. my attendance upon her, I
'eeAnlo intimate with her aud know hor chsrac-
eE W. vito and mother. She waA very alec
Tomato, aud she was genarally speaking ct 1ro-
noting the happ|noss Of ler homo. During that
'e!tod there Waa no frequency OF Doecle1's calls
! the house, nor did observe my terms Of H.
imhcy betwaen tl.om when he did call duriug
lfa. I1ltans eontinement The sick.roou way
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