, 1875-07-02
5 tory whlch haa bson published, And
X Only did tho Information COME Ia
- III ttis apparently dlsintorested vay.
1t VAS sMuf1uTtad bY tho tAaklmohx nf

81 Ill 1hI6 apparently ul6inttfeated way
: 1t WAS supported BY tho testimony OF !
= named Hamilton, whose manner ms frank
= ! fsit. This man came 10 them With Loader.
: q declared That Loadsr told him preclteIy the
mo story nearly At tho t1ne whea tho scens
= stwoen 3lr. Deeoher aud Mrs. Triton q "A ka,i
,haye been witnessed. Thon came psaco, who
a'd A!1 story With candor 1ad p!aus!blepeHs
mat SURPASSED evon that Of Loader and tia
t!4end. While both alr. Morris and bimsoIf TON,
iryor} wore nuspic;oua Of the narrative, 11toa
~ 45'! such commanding air Of tsuthfuIneas
ias inas y VA really almost impossible 10 dsbe-
yely ye1pli .e5 them hat evon then tho plaintiff lar
sto,, s.oa csns - g "a sct s;a rss only whe,' tho
o,. .aos daeided to reeo8aize it and 10 make an
unot+ W ~ plhR 1t !nta the caao. When tho story
1,in ~ 81, "s seom'aEly significant detail was msdn
s',om'l, t,o"' he t'sot personally felt shat he
to his client If be- did ''n,1 not bripe I anb5 th5
mater before Tho iury, but that 10 should wsong~
ows, Mf psoeh.5 sos a'''ss Ct smpe ss
chance to rofuto 1t. These santi@enta wero
SHARED by Ills hsaocia.es. So Mr. Sforrja rot
abont learning an hs could Of she r.en. mar .'' Ia. %
auif'es @ wore made whore they had bco employed,
tam n aosaue snrTna5 oas s9Ha report was heard Of
tor, % far 4. tits was posslbie. vas ,1
sesaued, and nothing Suspicious con,d b.
aIssoss9sd ts yas tnoT nothing porsonay abgut
Morris tod us he did these thinga, nd tuo re.
suit; Iherefore, Hincc no *alny conId be found
to dopreclate tho value Of tho narrative eaYn
nppaFcatiy baselcas slsriconH. aud for tho other
reasons above mentioned, It was decided to tako
not eay this directly. Con. Pryor seemed TO hnyo
the ot''nion that Loador IL NOT tho ovcrmastcs-
ing con7p'rntoF, who, By ht1 spccioua ploas
5iaIu,te aiW designing ,atny 9qsesodsd after
plot. Ho puts them on prcclaely tho !,
.Eafuo footing OF co-AcaeMetp and co>conspirn-'
tors. each abctting the ottler, BuGgeBliug aud tho
l1no Price i,o ssys, has been to thu awyors tho
creator rabc2l OF tho two, for tho disscmbled
eandor Of tho man quite deceived than. aud led
them to attach gren,er weight to tho story than
thcy woula otherwise hago thought Of g,v!ng It.
II would 10 sn outrage, Gen. Pryor said, II prco
Loader. and botl made to suf1cr tho
utaaost -peualtv the law presceihca for tha
trims. Loader dictated 10 QUO Of Mr. aforr!s'
clerka, In the praseuce of Ger. Pryor and Mr.
Bwore to, and siEued az All affidavit. The cle,k
sook down pteciae1y wtlat Loa,ior said, ohfy
changing uurda whcso it was uecossasy
to mako plain English, or to follow tao
attidavits. I.oadar received np adyice or
sugg"stions whatever. Everr aaaerton was tho
outcu.no ot h|h own Vo'itIon. = warned him., i"
SAID Gen: Pgyor. 80 consider we'll what ho WAS
du!4g. told lin th1t fle Wal n0t Obliged iu
any waY-utder no compulson-to Say tleso
things. Warued him that he was making ao-
cusat'ona Of tue utmost gravity. anl told Inn TO
weigh we'll thu at" Gon. Pryor raid that
Loadcs's as: III sns:ins tho ashdavt: lse could nut
understand At al; the motive lie could not
disinu; ho only raw thas tn" man was = Hcoun-
drcl, autl ought to be punished.
Mr. Uoacl could think Of h0 explanation for
the strango conduct q Loaler nod Ps,ce in per-
tasing thuluaeiyos. Ihe motive could not haya
been monevoa ono, ns far 40 o5nsctAtons Ut
receiving u,otiey from the plaintiffs eldo went.
That sitlo iad no n,oues, He hiEnsslf had re~
coived none from THO beginning OF tho Bait up.
Mr.. I.!sou Ia kucw had 1one. speaking Of tho
probability OF opening another civil suit egainrt
Ms. Doocaos, ,lr. l,o"ch ea11 there was euch
probability but that lie could not afford 70 60 On
Auy further hI1nsaIf without pay.
uow TUE LoADEn-rn1cE STONY WAa OFFERED TO
VARIOUS *EwspArsRs.
Grp'Efrn EnIoh, june .3.
A. to tho Btury and tn relation to tho casa tho
set up tho ropsn asld wires and springs Of deep
plot of Tiltou's coinssl. Evury newspaper office
III Nav York aud B7ooklvn hssa n1i ttIh gnssip six
~ccSs ago: Non" hut rio 3tsrad Used It. Tho
mon rho hsd this st'Er p.ddfed 1t Themselves,
or It CAME directly from thon,. needlng no other
tozce at iupu1sioi tnau the pcrverae md pr,1nent
rrido in slrnrinr knowledge OIL usatter 20
absorbing the intescst Of the community.
+ts;r lUrs 1tmet, June ~
Before tbe poecher tsIal ~as over, Tho Herald
published two AalaTita fEun men nsnlsA Loa.ler
and Price, diheloainH HOMO 0:roct proof which
they alleged tho. could oIcr OF tho tfsfsut1aut'e
days before .ho Ntrdld published them, aud va
declined to laYo aprtIinE to do With them.
lSrEHvlEw WITH LOADER.
4ttts lur& Uert.it, JHns 20.
Joseph Loader. the nphoisseror. WAS visited
ycateEfaY Afternoon III LIN cell it, ltAynund Htreet
Jail. Loader tpokei to bo calm Ant! co;lcctsl.
On beiug H4owu lrlco's Atasat0eut lu daid tAero
was mlataHe ~ iesardsd tha uAu be Hwoeo 10
have buen WORKING Mil. u!,n at Theodore Tl1son's
hDuse st tho time of tho altesed improper fanil-
iaritioa be.woen Mr.. bneclsr mud Mrs. Tiltou.
The naule OF tho 7lau waa Neville, not Trica-
Thero y rs ,niasaao LII tho affidavit; ho men-
toued Neville n ali c4eoB az tho man who lad
w3tncased tho acts rertned to, but 1t waa put
down vFoug IN the ailhlAAh+ .,
Hepolter--1}lt tlll You nut read tho affidavit
betuEa you gtgneA af1l. swore to 1t?
i:aadeF-So; thot*ht It ".s NoTtl's they had
l.eposler-Was thu AFFIDAVIT read for you7
Loador-I belless II was; but did not pay
particular asseuttou to tho IAno.
iseputtot-Dld yDu belIuyp. when vol heard
tue atlldavIt read, that it uas Nay,l9es nano sr
peat Cd in it. Instead Ut frlca's.
LoAdsr-1 did; but did not pay particular
attention..
1!oposter--And yos you auore to it7
I.oadsr-ies; 1t might have beou Price waa in
It, but did 1lot noIlIs.
When nh.ted to account for tho fact that both
priIo aud ho wore tos-ther whpu tho atildsrita
"eFo smoru to, ho aald thoy had each bo.u s'.a,.
In0ned IT tho name tiMa, hut that one did not
knuw the uthor wAH couung ile admitted 10
waa present whlc rrieea affidavit was rfsd but
did not tako much notiru of 1t.
lte,,oftet--What d. you saY to tue aafu1aoJ OF
Prices statement In ibis tnorutns's FaEoEr
Losier-UA, thAt IL al corrtef. tts neveF
worked IN Mr. TlIton's houso with tna AND anow
nothing about tlla thugs. It w.a SeF:a!c who
worked With mH Rnl aaw Mhxs dossf'beh IN my
affidavit.
Repo1ter-+IB Lis statement that you asked him
to 20 INTO this thug witt }ou sito cofseee7
Loader-Uh, 10; TINT j. al '1's". @
ltepurtcY--uld Price over WAN tor yon
Loadsr-lie ,lil. but not II ti'ton'a htuse.
nopoFtos-WLsre il tn man Neville now,
vAnp yn,, Bay wtuesset .hese sh'ngna
Loaicr-I dpn't kuI~ whese DO in. HI IL
uoI,s sway snneuhees. bare been told he IL
GGssd nayu mo: s.en him tor three years,
i.n.dsr prutt sttd that la had aivsu bis evi-
tanca which IL eue, mont reluctantly, lie raid
In ,,ss supprp4e4 sNa oulJ conseute4 10 8t1a
thn infol m,atjJu after being repeatedly urged to
tto M by JuIEs MorEiB and Gen. Prpr.
Tin slat1luoutA made ~ to hIs Aelug suapacted
of dIshuuesty by his employers, LoA4ler chsr&o-
to1ixos ~ bahe iasseAoo4s, without : shadow Ut
founlatloa* The only lolsoa 10 has workod Tor
IL sn.s country ale Issa1s. Lord l. Taylor, aad
:. ". kottY, on Htoai~Ay. uo s&d !. VI.
piurly ridiculous to gay hIB late omploYeEt had
t,otusa Rtotou gnods III his atcIe Msnao"s ~
thef woufd cersasuty hays prosecuted a1m fu1
lief Ii 1t jl3tj h3eu hD Hu asu drnIes th4t thaFe