New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
THE TILTON-BEECHER TRIAL.
Continued from Fourth Pase.

Mr. Evarts-IOu mark IL and snow III 70 tne VIII
ness and Just mark our book.
Mr.. Morrs-we don't want TO put the whole In evil
dence will read this part OF It, Mr.. Tilton; probably
that win be the better way, The question asked Of
Miss Turner what took place then. i read now from
pags Az:
then changed the subject entirely and he said-he
said. "Oh! he was sitting down in the chair, and he
says: Oh, Bessie. my dear. II is wonder my gray
out handkerchief wipng his eyes; he says
No. my dear you mistaken In the woman you place
Pianostoo and said why shouldnt Bessie place con,
hdence IN met she has no confidence in You she has no
protector in you; you have offered to ruin her"
O. Did any conversation Of that kind between
you and Bessie Turner and your wife when she was pres
enti A never had with Bessie Turner any CONVERSE
ton, ct any time in place. concerning any such
subject the criminal relations Of Mr. Beecher and Mrs
Tton, any subject kindred it; never exchanged
word with her any topic however remotely related
70 that
O. You recoect Of her coming IN the room when you
and Mrs Tilton-you and your wife-were having
versstion upon the subjecti A. do. Sir
Q, And that she in tho unObserved by you
A. Yes SIR her presence there was great surprise to
me; detected her there ordered her out OF
the room
q Yes. and after you observed her presence in the
room. conversation whatever upon that subject
CURED between you and her. between you and your
wife
Mr.. Evarts-wait a moment Mr.. Tlton. What does all
this relate to-this interviews
Mr. Morris-The same interview.
Mr.. Evarts-Why, 1t is tho have been having,
thenf
Mr. MOrris-So; he had interview with his wife and
40 has testified that during that interview Bessie Turner
came in the room unobserved by him. and when he
her he ordered her out and after thathe question
whether sftershe in the you had any
cation with your wife with Bessie Turner upon that
subject whatever
Mr.. Evarts-wen, that is what I want to get at.
Tho Wtness-I did not.
Mr. Evarts-Bessie Turner has not given such csti
mOny about being ordered out.
Mr.. Bcach-Yes, Sir; about being ordered out
Mr.. Evarts-wen, ii is another interview then what
psgo Is that
Mr. Morrs-77. 1t is the interview that have read
Har from II is the other interview think where
she Gays he ordered her OF the ROOM will turn
hat 1t that interview she relates will
und It,
Mr.. Evarts-Find II, Sir.
Mr. BcaCh-If you Will let me take il a moment, will
get it. traking book
Mr. EvaIts-Weu, 1t is the first column Of page Az,
euppose.
Mr. Morris-Yes; that Is the interview. Reading j
He said: Leave the room" Said L: II won't leave
ihc room Said he: Damn You. leave the ROOM SAID
II Will not leave the room, and WILL stand by Mrs
IIton II / die in the attempt"
q, Did anything OF that kind Occuri A. No, Sir
q Now. then, Mir. TiltOn. ask you the question again.
whether at that interview, after You observed Miss
Turner's in the any conversation upon
hat subject had at that tmei A Not word Sir.
Mr. Evarts-We, that is not admissible, II your Honor
please II he is contradctig the witness he must bring
- tho present wtnesss attention the statements OF the
other witness that he wishes TO contradict.
Mr.. Mcrris-Now, will read the other interview.
Mr.. Beach-Mr. Morris. they marking the particu-
ar points You call attention to, and Think, If they
require IT, YOU must 90 through the whole OF these ana
ask whether they occurred.
Mr. Morris-Then will 20 on If you desire it.
Mr. Beach-It must he done; If il is in that interview
that he referred the red lounge and charged that he
h ~ seen them time and time again.
Mr.. Morris Reading j
He then gave me terrible blow that hurled me-
Mr. Beach-You don't commence at the oommence-
Inent.
Mr.. Morrs-I commence where left of
MIR Beachwen there is a sentence before that II you
please
Mr. Notwithstanding j AZ won't leave the room -"
Mr. Beach-No. "You have brought that girl on to
Use against me-" 1t is Just above where you are
Mr. Morris-I see it nave got it. lReading:
O. When you went into the adjoining room; what did
A. stood at the folding doors they were We're 9Pen Md
on crack an and s saw SpS sT s Wy s' O'''
Ia that truei NO Sir cannot say as to where she
atood can only say about the fsts am responsible
net FOR " here she was. but for where was.
Q [Resdingl:
have brought that gr TO use against me- anu damn
a. she shall leave this house"--
Did you say anything oI tAae Pufoi'' a. -'' '
SIR.
o. Now. will 60 on below where left of before
'Resding:
he then gave me terrible blow that hurled me to
opposite side of the room, ana Ie st4ne J Ao"u
violently against the door"
Is that truei A. No. Sir; struck her in my ife'
and never allowed her aDy-but Kindness
Q lReading:
He came forward perfectly bland-yon would think
nothing in the world had ever happened-so composed
you trippod and fell, didn't youf"
Did You say anything of that kind 70 herf a. NO,
sir nothing Of that kind occurred
q. (Readingli
rirned around him said 7, Theodore IHton are
Tou fool, OF do you take me Tor one =
Did she make any reply of that kind to your A. No.
sir n she did don't remember IT,
q. [Reading:
what then took placei A What, srf
O. What took place then A He then cnangeu @ lne
.ut,ect entirely and he said-he said. on he was
ting dawn in the CHAIR and he says ON, Bessie, my
orrow 10 the grave" took out his handkerchief ana
wipng his eyes ~ 49,.
Anythinr Of that kind occrri A. No, Sir; and
had no gray hairs at that time. lLaughter.l
q. lResding ,
yon place much confidence i'm Mrs Ilton tneh en- @ g4e
lp OF the panos;ool and ssld W. cyoSSence in yom
sae has no protector you. You have offered 10 rum
her"
Did Mr.. Titon say anything of that kindi A. No.
Sir ,
q. (Readingl:
lie then stood up and Strengthened himself very
straight and put his fingers under ms coat ms & way
,nDt In any word shape form TO ruin you or take
i4I i"4I improper nO'''-'' WIN '
D,, .,x,ning Of that kind occur A. No. Sir.
O. lReadngl:
vo e,emher that time you was talking about ann