, 1875-06-18
THE HERALD pEVEL L0PMEMTS.
ArfIpAv1TB MADE M LOADER AND rntc1.


New fost Herald, june ID
Yesterday morning. In answor to aubpDnas
served upon them both, Loadcf and pr'ce sp-
peared at Judge b1orrts' officn. They entered
that office separately. but mot togothor there
In tho prcaeuco OF the Herald reporter.
Loador was hakcd hs Price camo In,
and before 10 had M opportunity 10
converse with him. IL ho recognized Prics.
Ilo replied. - ics. that's the man TINT worked
with me in Tlten'r house, and ho does not Hcenl
to 4go CHANGED much IN tSS ths
upon eocipg Loader, shook hands with
him, ut tue namo timo exrressiug surprise that
thoy should both moot again uniler such circuu-
atapceB and alter such lapse Of tme.
Thor afiflay.ts wore subsequently obtained, IN
which they fully aud most completely confirm,
under oath, all The statements contained In tho
reports Of the interviews with them, as con-
tanned In tho HerdaI Of Monday.
Of Tho greatest importance, there iB no room for
doubt sud- It Auelna that great offorts are being
mado, and will DO mado. TO kocp 1t out. pr1ca
statca that, ~ ilo has now becn calied upon in
without fear or favor; and tn.t bia testimony on
ths witness stand. ii ho is called tnere. will fully
substantiate the story already told.
WHIT JUDGE FULLERTON sAyB.
After tho adjoutuuiont Of tho Court, converas-
sion WA had with Judge Fullerton, and his
opinion Astted a. 10 what course hs and his col.
leagues intended to take, and whether they had
concluded to make = motion TO rcopcu
the chse. lIo said that sfser consulting
cias,on That they would layo to do 30.
They had all read tho aflidavits Ok Prizes and
Loader, and tho testimony thoy gavo appears
10 straight and bears Auch hn imp1css Of truth,
that nothing olro could DO done. ue did not
think, however, be SAD, that tho motion would
be rnado to-day. for many roasons, but that the
question would, tn Ill probability, bo brought
up on Thursday, That point, however, he ssid.
had 5ct to DO detormncd.
Mr. Beach. yesterday afternoon after thu ID.
journmoot, was also heard to give decided
opinion that tho ne1 evidence you'd be admit
ted. IIo read lettor, In the preaence Of Theo-
friend. In Which he used tho following terms !,
"N ia absolutely certain that the uon oTldeuca
communicated through tho HeraM will b. 3D.
mitted."
TIE DAuoo1sr LKYs.
A dlspatch Was aent 10 George @. Legs u
to call as Judge Morris Office. To this 10 TO-
piled that, unless hs presonco waa absolutely
needed, he should prefer To wait uotil to-day,
having private husiaeta to attend TO. It was
finally sgrecd tLat he should come to tho city to-
day, 10 be on handn II hiB testimony Ia NODDED lo
court.
THE POISON aTonY.
hetp Tork Sun, Jutle 10.
TIM expectation WAS geucrAl that some aotion
would bs proposed by Ar. Tilton's counsel upon
tho supposed discovery Of proof that Mr.. Doeoh-
Of bought prussio acid, but thoro MAS nothing
formally said about tho subject. tho lawyers on
that side having decided not to apnlE for tho ad-
mission OF additional evidence. Privately Mr.
Fullerton sa,d: "1t ia utterly impossible for u.
TO do anything about It. although Nc do not
Queetion tho truth Of tho Information. Thore
would Lava 10 bo rebutta!, oroBs O. 1AmsnatEon,
apd argument, dragging tho caso through July
nobody knows bow tong-au1 wo deBire to eYod
extending tho trial" Mr. Deocbera lawyert
mould not talk freely, but the point Of thoi.
eommsnts was that the poison story was IN in
vsntion Of tho otber Bldo,