, 1875-07-04

/ surance Price replied that he expected Ar.
| Beecnel's counsel TO see h'm tIloasb; LIZ
was locked up il. the Connry Jail until to-day.

srrance Price replied that he expected Mr.
! Beecne1's counsel - to STE hln through" ae
was locked UP il the County jail until to-day.
! WHAT LOADER TOLD HAMILTON.
/ Mgr rerx Iritu1e, july !.
| EYr Inaiier .ayi13c aa stated. made the aaseI-
| ton that bo told his story fevefa years ago ~ =
pa1;er-hauxcr by the name OF William Hamilton,
now residing st No. 837 Dean street, Erooxlyn, Il
reporter OF the Tribune called NJ on 1i' Ham!l"
to-, YESTERDAY to obtain his version Of the mai
| ter. He stated that he had no: Jet been sub
| pceoaed III tho cnse against Ioadcr, az publish
ed but supposed ho would be, aud
| therefore he preferred sayiEg nothing fur
| thcr about what Loader had said to him until
be- should cav it on tho witness stand. He
atterward added, however, that anything he
| knew about the case against 3ir. Beecher could
not be used BY any means in1uriouaiy against
any one. - From what Loader said to me, I
good opinion OF Mr.. Beeches, but have been
jogging my brain recently aud / cannot recollect
that he said anything , ABOUT seeing
,r. Beecher and Mrs. Ti!ton together
Aave remarked. do not wish to state at pres
ent if am to be called on as o witness. but it
was nothing that could be taken rs evidence OF
the guilt Of the persons. You kno" people say
great many things about their neighpors Of
whom they happen to have poor opinion.
but he never detailed ANYTHING to me- that
could be construed in any wav indicating crimi-
nality. I cannot understand why they wish
to subpoena me, as I really know nothing
Of Importance to the case. have never yet
told any one what Loader said to me- tho most
that hsvo said being that knew person who
pretended to know great deal about, hlr.
Beecher and Mrs. Tilton. Loader charged me
with having misused the confidence be had
given me BY telling the story to Judge Morris,
duced to 60 down to Mr.. Morris office and, in
The presence Of Loader, asked him If I had told
him anything about it; Morris replied that
I had not; that he was only sorry 1 had not
told him in time for him to use it as evldcnce;
aud it now turns out that Mr. Dana was tho
Que who communicated the story to him.
While in the Office did say that Loador had
something to me about what he had seen ia
Mira Tilton's house, but I gaze no detailed
statement OF what that was, and. repeat,
Loader has never told me anything that could
be taken as implying criminality on the part
OF either. .Mr. Beecher or Mrs. Tilton."
WHAT BEACH SAYS.
Aer York Sun, July ..
Mr.. Beach has intlmated that next week there
will be mora exrnes: effort noade to get At the
bottom Of the Loadar-P Price conspiracy. He told
Mr. Sheazman on Wednesday that he would be
called On to testify as TO his connection with tie
case. It was asserted last night that Mr. John
D. Townsend, OF New York, would appear to de-
fend Loader next week.
WHAT T1Lrov SAYS.
Mr. Tilton said last evening that he Was not
in the room when the aftidavits were made, md
that he never uttered syllable Of instruction
to Price "a to what he should or should not say
when he was called on to testify. He believes
that his lawyers we're extra cautious IN sounding
the two men, aud thinks that Louder, though =
weak man, intended to be truthful. ae speaks
Of Price as worthless scamp, whom he hopes
to see punished.
ONE OF TIE WITNESSES AGAINST LOADER ARREsT~
Ed FOB BiGAAY,
nf Inst a
rested Edward Conner in Justice Mley's court
room yesterday. Conner is the yonug man vho
went to Mr. Shearman's house with Price. and
to Mr. shearman that for "a stake.
they would not reply to the subpoena OF Morris
d PearsalL Mr. Shearman told Conner that ho
had better obey the subpoena, and Conner told |
Mr.. Sherman that he WAS = damned fool for not |
buying them of. Tho officer served two warrants
on Conner, one for blgamy, tho other for sban- |
donmont. both On the complaint OF jane Conner, |
bis wife. |
Conncrs part IN tho Loader conspiracy was.
a. he related to lawyer yesterday, and al he
expected to testify. to swear that he heard |
Pres and Loader talk over tho sighta they pre- |
tended to have seen in tho Tilton home IN
Fulton street saloon. Connor went into a law
yer'4 Office in Court street on the day that he |
WA with Price and Represented that ho had |
just received "a stake, aud asked the lawyer, |
with xhon he had had soma tro ublc, to go with
him and end it in = bottle Of wine. The lawyer,
Loader-Price affair, says that Conner told him
That he waH employed by Mr. Aorr,s to get Price
to swear to I corroboTation OF Loader q story,
and that he met Morris and Moultou in the Wash
lugton Hotel in New York, whera they ag1eed On !
the plan.
PRICES sMARTNEss.
Dir. Jackson s. Schultz says that Price ts
smart fellow, He accompanied Mr.. Pearsall to |
to serve subpoena on Leys, the drug
gist who. says that he sold poison to Daocher,
IL AnI &Lnt
Mr. Pearaall writes out aome hieroglyphics in |
imitation Of prescription and hand it in st
tho store ss ruse to draw the druggist from tls
posing that it was case OF urgency, immadi-
was served.
THE REV. DIR. .BUD1SaToN.
The Rev DR.. Burlington is very indignant at
in Brooklyn paper connecting him
With the Loader aud Price matter, and character
ICES the attack on him as unKiud and gratuitous,
and due to the part he bad in calling the Brook
yn Council in reference to Pl lymouth Church. He |
.dds: 1.-THE Council loft Plymouth Church on pro-
patton Of membership. The fellowship Of tbs
churches depends on whether Plymouth Church
IT their sincere 1epudlation Of the acts COM
,lained Of The matters submitted to the Coun-:
ii we're distinct from the question OF Beeoler's
,ullt or Innocence submitted to the jury"
PRESS COMMENTS.
TIE END OF pARoxY6MAL RANT.
The New York Tribune, tbs special organ of
Lfr. Beecher aud Plymouth Church, thus discuss