, 1875-03-05
SMALLPOX Scare Among the Regu-
lar Attendants,
Interesting Interview with
Mr.. Henry G. Bowen.
MIR. KinseIIa Drags Himself Before
the Public Again.
lie Vainly Demands I3xcl1lpation
ut Fields Hands.
The Way in which the "Tall 8yoamore"
Was "soooped" at Danvil1o.


W"a AoVVtIA ~ 1NAf4AAoa
BROOKLYN.
SHORT SESSION.
THE BfCK Junon.
Special Nspdtch to The Chfcd9o Tribune.
DRooKLya, March 4.-Eyerybodg coucerncd In
tho trial, including tho sick Juror, was present
In Court to-day. One Of tho reporters, whoae
usnsl seat Ia in tho nolShborhood Of tho jury
box, lies at home will, the smallpox, and gseat
conformation Was prevalent among tho habitues
OF tl,o Court when bis plight Was understood.
BhcaEuan mado his appearance carly. but vas 60
Ill that 10 could hardly stand. Tho vi1o alr ia
beginning to totl on evory ono. Mrs. Putnam
WAS On tho stand about forty minutes. aPcut
chiefly in describing Tilton's libora1ity with re-
gard to thcntre-gong. and Mrs. 1i!ton's consc-
quont eu11orings. when tho Same Juror who
collapsed yeatorday asked for Immediate
adjournment. Judge Noilaon granted Ills so-
quest. At 2 o'clock hs Was still compelled by
vertigo to be absent, and proceedings went over
till Monday. Jatrerey'a own theory Ia that this
vertigo and nausea aro duo to bis sudden ceBsa-
ton OF tho Of tobacco, but thts afternoon Ills
condition warrants graycr Inference. TiIton's
aide regard him rs tho most Intelligent monbor
OF tho jury. Numbers to-day, on interview, say
lo will not consent 10 go On without him, mud
prefora TO abide Ito event OF his recovery. BoT-
eral other cascs Of illnesa aro reported among
tic original aud constant attondaute Oh tho trial.
Mrs. putnam's evidence was, so far a.
I can 800, Of no material yaloo, relating Us 1t
does 10 Tilton's lasitudiuhr1anism, aloun. fer
instance, in liy paying TINT 10 preferred =
comedy TO one Of Or. Stor1s' sermons.
({o tie 1ssocIdhtd Jsressl
4 FULL ArrKsDAHcE Al ttHuAL.
New fonk. March 4.-The Drookiyn City
tho TiI.on-Beechos caso was callc. The lact that
= reporter who attended, tue case daily up siIl
Tuesday Inst Ia now afflicted with small -po1 had
no apparent effect in kooping away tho cuH-
tomaty Attendants, Al tho sitting room, and
esory available inch Of standing space, was oc-
enpied. Defendant and Ills wifo sat III front OF
tito Plymouth gathering. Mrs. Tuton waH ab-
sent. Judge Nelson. for tho tlrat timo during
the trial, wus ton minutes late.
When the court opened Mrs. Putnam resumed
hos place on tho stand and continued her direct
examination. sho testified: II accompanied
Mrs. Triton and her family ct ono tinao to WASH
itngton, III March, 1866. think Nj. aud Mrs.
s Tsa ssT md sqaS1 eaq dqIns s that
proved blr. Tilton for lts nAnnor OF greeting
people. and ho replied that It WAS tho Scrpturai
method nf greeting, and vas In tho Oriental
ntyle. Mrs. Ttton'a 1ougiouscdasacto waa very
.Ne's"A $eAA AAt-s N0o Nha e0l$ pEsEA0 4HA E4Hlu
III regard to faults IN herself. sho has ofton
written mo lettose reprovlnE aud Gliding hersolf
for some nilght which bud forgotten.
sllK HAD FINE MIND,
ofton said lcr criticism waa underval.lod because
she was 80 very quiet. Ho said II ior time was
not occupied with family a1alrs, B.lo would hayo
rnsdo tioc aud cultured wsitor. She had vory
strong moral charactoF. One noint Of weakncsa
in her was TINT ahc nover seemed to have tho
power OF living out her own life in opposition to
the wislos OF hcr husband.
Mr; tullorton objected to THU nnswcr, and
nhied that 1t bo stricken out but tho Court ruled
tllat the anawer might staul.
Tho witncss continued: Mira. Tilton froqucnt-
y uaade stAtomchta to mo which uid not be-
lioyo when endeavosiug to hide hor h.inpands
faults. ! slwsiys be!Iovsd hor words in other
storrs church, but attended Mr. Ioochor'e
church once tn company with hIrB. hlorHo. Iu
1895 or 1867 Mr. I1itou was very onthuniastlo
over Beeclser, and expressed bis boiof that he
waa ons Of the moat learned mon that tloro was
1i1ton WAS tlen, think, worry roJlgio1,B man,
LII l8U2 he told me he NaB throwing or tho tram
we're M dlrecsly, the result Of education. 4 fow
weoks after tho death Of my husband, Tiltop
lccl!nod. I thanked him for ls kludaess. md
SAID bad mover boon In theatre ID nv lifo.
and could not 60 thore 30 aoon xfter nv sflllc.
lion.
md churches, and he Yssi bo won iiitn lin vi,.
% 70 to tho theatre till hla doath If Il airor;cd
Ter any pleasure Mrs. T,ltou began to oxnrcsa |
laa eatd: Her husband ordered tlor to ksap |
lutes ~ no Was apeA4lng. Mrs. TlltoH Expressed |
'soas lGe4nK Mneh taiR!nG 10 me. was greatly |
..It ~. H. ~ t.t s'o"s on mo anblect
;onn,. wien Mrs. Ttou npi hcr ch,iJ Hpnpo,. @
hero. Tilton was eIHo IN t,ero or, n x;s,t I'm 9sn
ne occaa'on filton xas very unhappy, moody,
~ y, ~ low Spirits which mRda W all uncomfortA-
10. He faVo IN short ansWers, aud throw au
oubc. This ]aatel for two ~ tneaa ~. sss "n0o m
na day in particular hs was rornc t,sn ,,a,,oi