, 1875-05-04
bEECHER.
Another Sensational Episode
in tho Scandal Case.
It Was "the Poor Child, Lying
There,0 Who Did It.
Elizabeth Writes q Letter, to Be
Read by Judge Nelson.
It Is Supposed Sho Wants 10 Testify,
and that She Protests Her
Innocence.
Evidently q Nice Little Game
Of Tracy's and Shear
man's.
"N1eihfnks the Lady Doth Protcs!
Too Hluch,' Is Tho General
Comment.
Rebuttiug Evidence About Tilton's
Part in tho Communist
Procession.
"H1eihfnks the Lady Doth Protest
Too Much," Is Tho General
Comment.

Also to Show Some Conspicuous Inac-
curacias In Tracy's Testimony.
MRS. TILToN's LETTER.
THE INTEREST ATTENDING ITS UNEXPECTED rnr-
EESTATloy.
Sptrfdf Dfspafch to 1ks CAftddr TrfoyAe.
NEW IonE, May 3.--One af tho most dramatic
scenes OF the trial occurred At the opening Of tho
dn5 e session, and was evidently au1p1iac to al
except emo Or two of 3Ir. Doechor's lawyers.
Mrs. Tilton had como into court ut tho usual
hour. accompanied BY Mrs. Fnll And Mrs. Ovpg-
ton, aud the Court had no sooner boon organ
lied than ahc, rising and facing the Judge, criod
out in lor foH voice, listlo tromulous from ou,-
barrnsspent. "Judgo Nei|son." Tho Judge
heard without distinguishing her, aud Mr. Tisc,
: spectator, rcpeated Lor call, a. tho san,s tiuc
pointing toward her. Nrs. Tilton again
apoka up, saving: "your Honor, hare n
communication which I hope Jour Honor will
road Aloud" Judge Nelson asked Mr. Evarts
to attond 10 the mattor. Tho envelope hold BY
Mrs. Tl.on Was given 10 him. and ho, remarkibg
THAT It was addressed to tho Judge, passed 1t 10
Judge Eeilaou, who. after reading tho communi-
CATION, said. T. Mrs. Tlilon, thia matter will bo
considered deliberately" A eoon as A1rs. TIL
toms Yoics had been heard, hush ind fallen
upon tho audience. and every oye had become
fixed upon her hlight figure, the only ono
standing In sho contGs OF the 1oon. Her face
flushed 4 1ittlo when she peroeiyed tho
general attention which 6ho had attracted.
Her husband, sitting 10 fec. in front Of her, half
turuod in Lis aoat when ho heard his wlfoa voico,
but cid not look at her. His counsel naturally
turned and locked full upon her, ID did also hfr.
DeeeAor's, and necks on The bench behiDd tho
1ndro wcrn stratcl,od forward. Tha fu,1 ,onz
ton,, ~ .i,s commnn,c.t;on ser. ~. ,,.da o,,n.
.en's ~ 'us ~, '.. "e1e nos maue poo-
ltc all rartic6 TO the sntt dccl!ning to giyo copy
for publication. Judge Nelson said that the
mattor was ous 10 whfal, he felt he ought to
c,ro +bo ,,tno.+ 1o,;boro,r,, Notu;th.t.nI;ro
r. IL ~. -, ~
inc request OF M1s. 1uto1 thas II 90 feaa ALOUD,
he felt compelled. at least for tho present. to
consider 1t confidential communication, and,
d,ota ,,vh,,c.,,r l., hi,, to s,,,,,,1 ,.o1i.n ~,
1:aso a'.A 10 os4 1''"uo :,
give copy LOT puuttca1'oh a. onca. Ae saou'd
tako no further action III Tie matter at all, i1n-
1ess oy motion Of counsel, OF by some act Of Mrs.
Tilton.
so,,r INTERVIEWS,
Mrs. T1Iton was found n tho house OF AIRS.
OyipCtop. Int. fruru ,Itoes and woaknass super-
induced by tho uorpinr'a e1cltenent eho bad
% brnra1, ,s 1sson W. ill.," "as ~
fhat the xrtion of atra Tiiinn taI he1n xi,ni3v
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