Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-01
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
THE BEECHER BUSINESS.
The Jury Still Out.
TO REPORT At 4 O'CLOCK.
LOADER AND PRICE.
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS.
MORE BRITISH FAILURES.
THE BEECHER BUSINESS
The Jury Still Out.
TO REPORT At 4 O'CLOCK.
LOADER AND PRICE.
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS.
MORE BRITISH FfILCRES.
TTLTON Is. BEECHER.
The Object OF Yesterdays ConsuIta.

NEW YORK. July The subject of the
Iong consultation yes terday between Beech
er and T1lton's counsel was the following
LETTER SENT BY COUNSEL OF THE DE-
PENDANT
TO those OF the plaintiff:
Triton vs.. BEECHER, 9th Nliat of Prn0y-
On, Brooklyn, June IS ID. Morris, EN,.-
Dear Sir-It being found that the ALLEGED
newly discovered evidence embodied by vnu
IN afldaVitS which were published before the
jury retired, and which were IN the presence
OF the jury made the subject OF "a motion 10
open the case. was fabrication, and Que of
me authors OF lt being now under arrest for
perjury, ana his confederate having con-
fessed. we think we have the right 20 ask
mat those facts be communicated to the
jury. We suggest that YOU unite with ms i'm
asking the chief justice TO call the jury into
court, and that these facts be stated to them
by counsel Yours. very respectfully
lSigned Austin Abbott. ThOs O. Shea
man, Benz. +. Tracy, John l.. Hill.
NO AGREEMENT.
The Tribune says the defendants counsel
offered 10 let their opponents put the sub-
Ject of The proposed explanation to the iurv
IN their own language. and showed a will
lingness TO agree upon almost any plan that
would Withdraw the affidavits entirely from
The minds of the jury. Nevertheless. IL was
found TO be impossible to agree and when
Tilton was sent Tor 10 take part i'm the CON
sultation and brought in by Pearsoll. the de
fcndantS lawyers left the room. Here t-.a
matter rests. Counsel Tor Reecher have nos
given up the hope OF psrfpctiug some Surb
arrangement as the one already diScu~Sol
before the jury have ended their delibera-
lions.
NO MORE CONSULTATIONS TO BE HELD.
Inc lures say the resUltpf the matter vlz
that Beach and his cor freres decline u
comply with the request OF counsel for the
defence. General Tracy said that no mor1
consultations would De held.
Loader and Price
NEW YORK, July 1.-The case OF Joseph
davit against Rev. ii. w. Beecber. was re
sumed in the Third District Court. Brooklyn,
to-day. The court room was packed with
spectators, among whom were a number OF
the plymouth church congregation. Joseph
NJ. Pearsall was first called 10 the stand. file
testified that he was clerk OF Morris & Pear
IAN, ana was also a notary public. Knew
both Loader and Price; the former since
June 18th. First saw Price in the Office of
MS employers on the same date. Witness
met Mr.. Morris on the sidewalk, who asked
him TO swear Loader and Price. On enter
ing the Office he found affilavits partly
drawn up. Judge Morris, Gen. Pryor. and
Frank Moulton were present; Tilton was in
the back office. He JTilton) had nothing u
do with the affidavits. Leaders affidavit
was finished by MOulton, after which il was
read by Gen. Pryor and signed by Loader
who carefully read Il before affixing his sig
nature. Prices affidavit was sworn TO a,
the same time.
The Jury Coming.
BROOKLYN, July IAN 1850 this morning
the rumOr spread that the jury in the
Beecher case was coming into court, and a
rush was made FOR the courtroom. where the
crowd is now awaiting the arrival OF coa1-
sci.
Sill No Verdict.
NEW YORK, July 1.-The Jury breakfaStei
IN their rooms early this morning. and took
up their daily Gual ;ers in the room On th-
third floor. Judge Nelson was on hand early
AT half past ten his honor received a COM
munlcation from the jury. which he Openet
and read, and then issued instructions that
the counsel should be sent for. The iudg
declined 10 make the contents of the
note known. Mrs. Reecher came 10 the
court room this morning. and after gianciug
IN FOR a short time. took her departure at
ll4O. Sherman and Tracy, of the defense. en-
tered the court room, and the rumOr spread
abroad that the jury were coming into court
A rush of persons in the corridor then took
place, and in q short time the room was illei
At II O'Clock, Mrs. Beecher, accompanied by
Mrs. Murray, entered and took their seats in
'front.' of the row of chairs. Mrs. Beecher'S
appearance was greeted with applause.
which was promptly checked. She looked
pale and careworn. \ long interval then
ensued, while the crowd awaited the arrival
OF the counsel on both sides, who hal been
sent for by Judge Nelson.
The jury to Report al Four o'clock.
BROOKLYN, July AT I:31 O'Clock tn,s
jury came into the court. Counsel were
then assembled and Judge Nelson was on
the bench. Foreman Carpenter said they
could not agree on question of fact. The
judge told them to disregard the subject of
afhdavits submitted 20 him for "A new trial
and sent them back 10 their room to com
munlcate with him at four O'Clock.