, 1875-03-03
Mrs. 0vington Asseverates the Chris
tian Grace Of Elizabeth
Tilton.
Progress Of tho Breacll.of-Prom-
isc Case ut Danyillc, Ill.
The Case for the Defense Rested and
Witneases in Rebuttal Sworn,

HI. UflEHTON.
EExci0k L1S20feA 70 Tie C11eaap 1t1huns

Hpfc1dt I1So0feA to TIE Ch,caco Tt1bnv
DRoosLrx, \. T.. March 2.-Tho fact that Afr,
Beocher himself did not 70 upon tho stand this
morning waa l:roat disappointment to tho fy.
gohhlors, though not unexpected by ehrowd OBJ
servers. Mr. ripgton. at whose house aI.s.
Tlton haa found sanctity, Was tho f1spt player
sent IN By tho Dsechcr sjds to tho Ramo Of tcsti.
1nonJ. Ho Ia tall. patio, a1.d nervous, wit. =
flaming rod beard. Tho purpose Of his citation
was evidently to show that Gen. Tracy had not
Iehcaraod with Sfrs. Tttou under Air. Ovingtou's a
roof the business Of lcr appearance bofore tho
Investigating Committed The direct c1amina
lion to this effect Was conducted by Alr. Hill,
ayoung lawJor of Plymouth proclivi:ios, cast In
like gigantic mold to Tracy. bald-Aeadcd,
nd-faced, aud noust1chcd.
FULLERTON,
who haa been absent during hts (Tracya) OPEN
ing address, hat aud pur1el In expectation until
his cue camo to cross-exaulinc. Uusheathiuc
the soivet from his claws. he ilrat gtapnled
OSlngton, and thea proceeded blandly and a.
most kindly to mako m,ldy porridge of his
recollection. Tho spectators regarded it a. q
fosctasto Of tho cruelcr sorturos to come, aud
heartily enjoyed tho mn1deroua Hhctting Of
his telons which tho lawyer made at
this drHt vttncss' expense. Poor Oyingtou
vas quite dizzy when Fullerton said
"Thats I'll !" Tho most material points OF hia
direct examination are subjoincd:
THE TESTIMONY.
Q-peacon, do you rccollcct having An inter-
view with TIltou Boon after tho publication of
tho letter? A.-Yes. Ho mentioned 10 nv rtfe
that ho would like to see me, aud / called upon
lim.
Q.-Whas occurred? AL told him that I
waa torrr for him in this trouble. 1t was a yory
scrlons matter 10 bEiug this charge against Mr.
Deecher. 1t was very great Injury, nnd you'll
cause trouble. h1r, Tilton said 1t wta not llls, i,
own bringing on, but when Mr. Beocher would
do blu duty md do juatlco to linn, as val willing
to do no mora. and stop juas there.
Q.-What olso was anid7 Al had consider.
ablo to say shout hts ulte's appearance, and said
that abe wAs looking In yety bad condition Of
health, aud ho answered. "Oh. think ele ia
loukius about as usual" or aomo indifferent IT,
mark.
Q.-What Was Ills manner upon tho occasion
A.-le wss very hard on air. Becchor, and said
hs WAS not going to bs called knhyo while Mr, |
beccher knew ho was a magnanimous nau.
Q-Dd he mako any statement el what ho
PROPOSED 10 dos Alto sail 1t wan now h,s
time for action, and 10 proposed to Gsht 1t out
from that momont,-yarous expressions Of that
kind.
o-wh,t L.a, .,,.
as ~ A'no lilo eroko OF oatttc.
l1es, swords, ato that ho wosil not s4cathe biz
'wofd until Dcechcr WAS down, osc.
Q.-Wlen did you noxt aeo lin A.-rha
,nst tntervicv w.a - ,n,, hous., thi.,.
n -, .1.., "s..ns w.. ~ 10y '4o"av' 'A''A'
Vsan . 5ou .cco'1cet Inc l1.no: A'-Ahout
week after; don't rccolIoct the day.
Q.-0lys tho conversation tia, occurred IA
,oar a. Won can. A.-Mr Tiuon on,n.d .,,s
conversation hx ..v,, .,r,t-nha,., ., '"o
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