Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-14
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A Disagreeahle Item Of News
from Omaha.

lFOM VmSAa.
The Bsschsr Trial
NEw York, June 14.-The rush
for seats in the Brooklyn -oiiy oourt
this morning was as great as ever,
and every inch Of standing room was
occupied. Tilton and Beocher were
early in attendance. After court was
opened Beach called attention to the
publications in newspapers this morn
ing, and said before making IN appli.
cation or suggestion to the court he
: wished to consult with biz associates,
and after recess he would take what.
ever steps might be necessary in the
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Mr.. Beach then said bis friend
s.JudgceP Porter. had received letter
from W..O. Bartlett, in which the
latter disclaimed authorship Of the
article quoted in the summing up for
the phhtid. He considered it prop
er ITO mention this fact, as he had re-
ferred tos Mr.. Bartlett's connection
with the Journal in which the article
appeared.
MIR. Beach then said he had had .
conversation with Mr.. Porter, and
there was; - difference between his
FBrotksss ssa,ai himself. &
Mr.. Porter rose and after saying
the charge ofsimproper advances had
been expressly denied, observed that
lie might have used too strong Lam
guage in speaking on a subject soim.
portant.
MI. Beach resumed his address 10
the jury. he referred to his remarks
on Thursday in reference to Rev. Mr..
southard, Of New jersey, and said
thatla relative Of the latter gentle
man Of high standing-had informed
him that although'a nervous affliction
had induced Mr. Southard to make
/ excessise use Of stinulsnts, the charge
Of liccntiousness had never been
brought against him. He regretted
his errers and took pleasure in making
CORRECTION,
Mr.. Beach then spoke of Mr.. Rich.
ards, the brother Of Mrs. Tilton, aud
said lie Was oneof the respected
lay nsmbessss Of the -largest christian
ke&9 9natiaa in this5 county. 80
~ nep jhis court, swhch sosld
not be resisted, and his demeanor on
the stand showed him to be : most
reluctant witness. Appreciatins the
delioesy Of his position, the counsel
did not press for anything nore than
general statement Of NJ ol,sesva.
tionsl although if it hsd beea decided
to gsye details his testimoay light
i,avsheen more painfsl 10 hiassf FL
detrimental 10 the chAsscsor 81 81 90.
ter.Z~
Mr. Beach then read from the atti-
Gle BY Rev. Dr.. Curry, in the Chris
tian Advocate, which sets forth that
cruel and brutal attacks had been
made upon Nj: Richards BY the de-
fendant's counsel. Counselthen said
aaI.stenpt had been made TO attach
Importance to yellow paper which
bore the words "Spoils from new
friepds forsths enrichment of old He
;ddsIpt think it worth while. 10 in
dlSesid srietsres d ,hhiish Mr.. Part.
ra&lcis ier 81 ! J! W!!oodrs1' 4 Robin.
son. had laid himself open. Mr.. I'll.
ton and Mr.. Woodruff had no. reool.
lection Of thisspaper. What did SC
mean anyway? The ~ 600 was re.
eeiys4. kqms Be'yo,., s.nd = v..
eertSiniy not new friend q
Tilton. neither. were the subscribcr,
to the Golden Age Mr.. Tilton's old
friend4 Is ca.psrrdsvi.h. Bowen.
Mr.. Beach said lie had now answer