, 1875-06-30
The Price-Loader Story Cul.
inmates Disastrously to
Its Authors.
Doth Parties Arrested on a Charge
of False Swearing.
Price Asserts that the Whole
Scheme Was 0oncooted
for Profit.
loader Vas at Ti|ton's House at tho
Time Specified.
But Saw Nothing Unbecoring In Mr..
Beecher's Actions.
filton's Counsel Become Disgusted, and
Leave tho Porjurera to Their
Fato.
Brother Sherman aud Others Endeayor
to Bring These Facts to tho
Knowledge Of the jury.
Gut Saw Nothing Unbecomiag In Mr..
Beecher's Actions.
rilton's Counsel Become Disgustea, and
Leave tho Perjurera to Their
Fato.
Brother Sherman aud Others Endeayor
10 Bring These Facts to tho
Knowledge Of the jury.
The Jury Show No Signs Of Reaching q
Conclusion.
YESTERDAYS DEVELOPMENTS.

YESTERDAYS DEVELOPMENTS.
Special Dftpalch to The Chitdqo Tribune.
NEW yonR, June 10.-TAo interest In tho Jury
in tho Doecner case was lost sight Of to-day in
tho great exe,toment over the arrest Of Loador
and Price for perjury in connection with the
charges Of improper acts between Doeeher and
Mrs. Triton. alleged to have been Witnessed By
them in 1869. The crowd who wait the verdict
was transferred TO tho roi'co Court in which
Loader WAS to bo hrraigned for examination.
Price having confessed llts cr.,no aud turned
Btato's evidence. 1t WAS known, too. although
not published, that noader Lad also confessed,
and tll,a added greatly to tho excitement. Tho
facts aa developed show that tho affidavit OF
Loader WAS, ut the boat,
0noss kxAooEnATIoN
Of what hc saw, and that PRICES affidavit In con-
1rmAton OF Loader WAS wholly false. Loader
vas probably In the house at tho tino Atated, aud
aaw Deecher ensor. blr. Triton yesterday, before
Leaders arrest, stated TINT he had received ain
Rular confirmation OF tho truth OF Leaders, atory
from lady who latl come to him voluntarily.
and had stated that abe had ordered tho work
done by Loader. and hnd paid him Is for 1t. On
examination OF Loa1er'a books tho charge WAS
found entered. But Loader now admts that ho saw
nothiug improper In AR. Deechor'a conduct on
the occasion. When lo entorod tho room for
his working tools he found Mr. Doecher
JUST nis.Sa EnoM HIS KNEES,
and Mra. Tl!ton hllf.recinng, half.sitting, On
the sofa. lit. Beo2her Ind evidently boon pray
Ing with hor, and WAS in tho act Of rising from
his knces as Londer entered The story as told
In the Rf1davits, ho saye. was an exaggerstion by
A1r. Norris, who Insisted on putting them In his
own language. lie declares he never
, told Mr. Francis E. DRua, tho per-
son who gave Mr.. Morris the information, that
he hAd seen anything improper, and reiterated
that tho affidavit signed by him had boon OF.
aggorated by Mr. Morris. As he published =
card In reply to Mss. Tlton's affidavit, declaring
sak his first Rtory true, tlla last insinuation
agalnEt Morris is probably us.' Pficc con-
fesses
HIS ENTIRE IGNORANCE
Of any such acene "a ho had previously de-
scr,bcd, aud aweArB ho was Induced by Loader,
under PROMISE Of pay. to siga Tho sfIldayt cor
roborating Ills story. Loader now says that
John ]. PEico is not the 1uan who worked with
him; that the real mans name wAs Neville
Price, and that he Ia dead. Both the prisoners
arc evidently precious pair OF perjnrors.
implicAte Uana, Tillon, and aIoulton III procur'
ing tho making OF these aflidayts. Dana dentea
thst he did moro than bring about AZ ,ntcrvie. 9
between Loader and Morris, but. ~ Dana IL the
son-in-law Of DR.. Budiugtop, Decchcr's 1awyers
may attempt to indict him 20 thoy throaten
filton was present at tue making Of Tue Aida
Wits, and Is repo1tod to hRyo aRd that he eremeul.
bored that carpets we're laid In tho year ane
month namod iu tho aflldaTlts-0oIober, 1853
I Moulton. the lawyers aay, promised friend ol
Price to tako caro- OF him il ho got into AM
trouble.
The Grand Jury will certainly DO askod t.
indict, but il 1omsios to 10 soon what auccesl
will follow the application. Morris appeared fo
Loader On tho night he waB atrostal, but to-da,
lott him to the caro- OF A{r, Chapin. who know
no.hidg OF the facts, and an adjournment wal
bad to opsblo him 10 look thon Up.
IL apgiyato examination boforo Justice th!
morusng, at which Morris was present. Loade
told different story from tho ono In his a.li
daylt, aud Morris lott tho case, Aud now do
AAros
LOADER DECEIVED HIM,
Loader will uuoleBtiouhbly bo held to await th
action OF tho Grand Jury, and bail will be 70
fused,
When Loader was arrested, tho officer Aske'
inY. Ioader sail "All that / saw neocho
doing was this, That when looked tLroual
tho crack Of tho folding door in tho p2ror Booch
er wks down On his kuncs beside The lounge an
Mrs. Tilton VIVA Iy,pg on Il. Docchey soeIned i
OF aitsiuR, partially reclining on the lounge, M
Mr, Deecbor Ind hts hauda restlu
On tho lounge bopiJo M1v, T,itou
sud seemed to ma "A thnuQb
Waa prsyinQ. Loader was then askpd II ho sa,
apytbiur further Le replied, "K0," Ho va
asked. HDid YOU 500 thst Mrs, TiItous limb
WeAs EXPOSED? Answer"
O.-Dut didn't you swesr That her dreas va
disa.rsnrad7 A.-Thp only wsy that liar ,oy
V1s diaArranRed vas tho way In which suy lady'
dfoaa Tould ha. provided sno woro hoops Il,
l&y down nn founae.
Tur COURTROOM,
Nat moro thnn Dfty poleoue. ether than r,
poriers, ws1e pEsseut 1t tho opening Of tue eli
Court TO-DAY, General Interest," IN tlo result d,
rras .ns ,jtE =, ~ I.v :"
M. Daecher has Il vat msde no ssrRooemeni
for iasyin0 town. Iii. IYjton posBcl ths mort