, 1875-06-27
They Pass Another Uncomfortable
Night Under Guard.
Another Witness Who Has Tale OF the
Same Character to Tell.
lero1t that Tilton VIII Move for New
Trial in the Event Of
Disagreement.
Miss Florence TiIton Soon to Be
Married to the Witness
Martin.


married 20 the Witness
Martin.
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~" ao1R+ June ~oAAe 'ots ~ LII
oeeenes case spent !4s1 nlea' ~ 'oen n'sa' po'oie
~ Tue Ia'ee .oon' u a1o e11s cou1. p@.' 'ne ON
op2osi's 70 tnat Ii "oacn 'as '<'at LAS oeen ne1o
urge 4ua n.y. 4ou na8 set'4'o eoo' en'ences
aor aeep IN lilo way OF oencnae aoo arm cha1le
a sm' BILL lucy eoo'o oo' nA's oeeo comfortable
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THE USUAL CROWD
Nipea1co' no"o'es' 1n court ano s"o*sea aou
.peco1aoo over TIC asaue uosn me noor OF ao-
5oafnnen1' A1a- Deeeher appeared IN nes osual
p'sce' oas USE nasoaoa "ens 70 1eeasRan' Saying
'oa' nc coo1o nos stsno the e1c.tement aud
sonosAocer ana prepared LOT MS oanosys ser
mon. Ar- 1aEon was IN the Jndee's chamber
@n1o'n'ns u tae noof OIL saloufnnent ~
oe'oca' Auo d'd oos 1eoiaia tooe' OUT s'tii long
e''oo%a 10 ee interviewed upon TWO or Ihfee IN
'0feso0e po1h's feeafd1og
AAs' 7'Ifos AFFIDAVIT.
ne sao nc nsa oo1 Thought fnncn aoont Is. de
naa seeh end aalked With Loeder aud fr]ce, and
oeAeTeo thelr Stories 30 ta1 a. ME. Loeder Is
concerned af' luton sad: he ls man IN
sooo WAY o1 pos'ness ano II reapee'@oiy CONNECT
%" oele7e ne sens 1ne uuto- ne mao no
ues' even "oen No SPOKE OF tnls "11'e'' tnat no
coo'u % t1a<ae - eone 'or"A1o' he was nos
neh1a ~ o.as' at' nopateo 70 spe*A u "n@s 10
~o 7sen ..'su 'n0 esioence WIS @n ~ soo "neo
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s1H@ ne u" At' neeone1 .~Ae A1s' 1n'oa w II
haa ar1ns and HISS her. AZ Loeoer stated 1t TO
ma it WIG eve, more pronounced act"
Reporter-How about the statement Of Mrs.
nitoa tn.t th. o.rpsts vsre no. tsasn up At the
ome stated
Ilson-~1 cannot remember, but undoubtedly
"1Hx n111s WILL sHow."
Mr. T,ton nreaerved the mir of \ rnau who had
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Jury OF NJ Ri events 10 o1eaeteonleu@ WHICH
should place his part'sans in the jury box in
very ANAL minority. What do you think
Of tho prospect " VI. asked Of him "well."
ne 7"e tnNA tue IVY "A
d1hserce. and It most there Will be but f"o or
three men who favor my side
in dispute. Tho sy1npatiss of most kindly men
~;,i .n ~, ~ 7saac,ar Tha 5rrv arn xsru art
49, g. ou' ~ ~ 49,; s .p'
70 afeue 10 toeulse''es soae saso 1865 noening
ny having my wlfes Innocence proclaimed, 4nd
that Bsecner and his church and Ills friends, aad
rel;uion ;tsa'f won1i fose q f-reat deal nv VAR
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wv ~ a1ps' nDD' 1uA@ - p.oD4o' W. "A' 'Ae
1urs Will argoe' ana the way list great many
Who arc not on the jury arsae.
THE USUAL nz1oasE
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go ~ - "t'e1
we're based upon 1a1enen'a Oh 1ac's' soeh I'd
tbs handwriting OF ballots, grouping Of the |
jnroes - observed from the park, stc., &c. &c..
we're inst By equally ingenious ones from parti- ]
sans ct the other side Some OF these theories !
gave the pialntin i've Votee. but the |
only thing known is that Mr. jeffrey |
1Ayo1a Mr.. Tiiton, and this ts known |
not SO much from what has trapspired in the J
tn1y--oom ~ from what was expressed BY MIR. !
Jeffrey of significant character before ha CO. !
tered the jury-room. He probably controls ono !
Of the jurors, who ia warm personal FREUD Of !
1ot yery positive character.
TuI coGnT WAS ADJOURNED INDEFINITELY
Ut 4 O'Clock, the Judge to 1amain within call In !
Case they agreed but unxilEog to open
court t. receive them in case only OF |
= disae,:eement> Ha will persist in keeping |
them out until II is certain that they cannot
Asres, sDd will insist on verdict il one he pos
siple. The Judge says that they might reasop-
ab3y c<aploy two or three days in discussion Of |
the caua
Nh. r11roH's 1A,Yxns
It ftas been discovered that The ~oman Burke.
formerly h servant u No. u Livingston
strevt. and who 10 supposed to have Witnessed
sce,1es sipI,ar to these sworn to bY Price and
Locder. is in Ireland.
E1auk Moulton ia Ia Msine, and will return
home week after next
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