The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-07-08

and, after series Of questions he got the
statement which was published. Mr.. F. c.
Dana, son-in-law Of Dr.. Buddington, test
ned that he knew Loader, who was doing
come work for him. One evening in Nav
witness went to his Loadersl store, and
had conversatio'. with him, in which he
told him tn circumstances OF his mailing
down carpet at Mrs. Tilton's When ..e
went into the room he saw nothing crimi-
naliy wrong, but the circumstance was sus-
piciOus, As he saw Mr. Beecher kiss Mrs
Tilton. Adjourned until tomorrow.
A motion was made to admit Loader to
bail, but the judge said he had no juri.dic
ton, and the prisoner was remanded.
The Evening Post" take possession, to-
day, OF lis quarter in the new building
which bears its name on the southeast cor
ner OF Fulton street and Broadway, and
sisnslizes the event by reducing the price
OF the annual subscription TO nine dollars,
and OF single copy to three cents. The
removal takes place on the 50th anniver-
sary of the day on which Mr.. VIM. Cullen
Bryant began to write for the Evening
Post"
NEW YORK, July early this morn
ing the jury in the c. of Tilton against
Henry Ward Beeche breakfasted, and
then sent note to Judge Nelson stating
that il was impossible for them to agree.
The Judge returned an answer that he
would be at the court room at 10 o'clock.
and would then send for the counsel and
communicate with the jury. At that hour
his Honor stepped into his private room.
| There were then assembled in the court
room the same groupe Of Plymouth Church
people is we're there Yesterday. Mrs.
Beecher came in with Deacon Howard.
All the standing room was occupied by Il
O'Clock. Ten minutes after Judge Nelson
took his seat, and was followed By lawyers
Porter, Sherman, Abbott, Hill and Tracy.
NEW YORK, July fisherman, Abbot,
and Tracy, for the defendant, and Morris
and Pearsall for the plaintiff, being present,
the jury filed into the courtroom at IL
minutes past IL, looking as ii they had
passed sleepless night. In reply to the
question, Gentlemen of the jury, have
you agreed upon verdict" Foreman
Carpenter replied, ave have not, your
honor we regret it very much, but we find
it impossible to agree"
| Judge Nelson stated that he had learned
by a note from the jury early this morning
that in their opinion they should he dis
charged, as they could not agree and
that some of their number were
suffering in health. He experienced the
force OF that application very strongly, and
had called them in now ut the earliest mo-
ment, giving TO counsel and others an OPP
portunity TO be present. 4, they were about
TO separate, he would like them To carry
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