, 1875-01-12
The Most Of the People Prominent IN the
Scandal In Attendance.
None Snvo Ttckct-uollcrs Ad'
nlitted to the NIcnagerle.

otflroua ~ Nv fr51a Norris 1pnurn,tt1, aR TIN
%ausoss ~ 'cao t,.,.a1 s'..;. ...a
prohecu'loh nau aon,tseu uu.'ns W. a.h".ne".
on tue bill OF particulars fhas no testimony haa
becn kept In reserve, and that tho evidence In
TIM trfa by iury would be- tho eamo as In tho trial
hr I'm no,s.1anora tho in,orogt nooniYested in
~. u! ~ a.,n n,i,,asI ,.as ,,at ;n,onao - ,vs. il,
tue opening appea "as not ,.ltonso' u "&s. III
fact, fes1e" Of tho salient features Of tue eaeo'
and, II tho phrnRe "Wo will show" had bcen
cI,,nroJ tn .Wo hare shown" It would have
! ro,vna for n eumr,iny nm A. tia cana was
psss ""7 .,,ana .ra hn ~ srr.,r;so.
openeo' 1nofo ate ~ ~ no s"ip''7os
far as tho prosecution ia CONCERNED. The al
lepcd confessions of 1tr. Dcechor mud MrH
4n'on u 1.t 1"son' ~, At1 n.J ,.. 49, os"n' ~ .,
riltcn and Mrs. Morse; al1eged clandessine cor
! respon1enco bctwoen Mr.. Dcocher aud Mrs
! iIton wl,ic,, uns nuotet1 by Mr.. Mou!ton in his
arat ato.emant and circumstnutial evidence Of
guilt IN The Efforts f'h'eh NJ beeeAes matte Tor
| conceatmont; the naostgaging Of his house; tho
payment OF Bessie Turner's school-bili, etc., aro
tl,e main pointa Of tho prosecution, md not ono
o. tneni nas ae -, H. ,4,,o ~ m
r. aporEy a. ~ - ~ - ,iit, oaaa ] t;.
te psos VI 80 ~ trnn ns'oA eaao' "'o"oo "u'eA
e'o'' npv,.', xp. s ~ r.,., ,,,,,r-noo,,
| aoaN1' - Luz soeta.nooM. 1
! ~ s"n "s 1 :S e ~ f't 17
up.nea s,"ra 4nro,unh sU,i Ihn sa,rcoo ~ ioroo
Neag ~ +a, 1.a,o ILL., .n,,;po1 ~
% ntono wera adut,ed t % aud }opc before tbs Judras
Ao.1 1 III "utI hs ta., 49, sth.t 'ut, , ~ h,
EaSe a, naa nss ~; hsafa every seas waS Occupied;
it. !ntui h1 ~ e.'np y. a .uonso. a |ppho.e pp,i
H. naaohera a. h,,du %"" ~ 1ern,Snro
ann. , arar., n,o ,ns t,,-oI ~ H. in,r
nonons NJ uaeos mas ,aa,,,,.,ato5 IT,, H..
wy, y, as oaf. ,to t,regne1 accoaIunea " Mls' r.
] looGensi' t' eto'eo ' Ho ~ a euar1poa4 I9 ~, "
ee.nut. ,. HfMuoa IT, asss '1 a.tt.. saons t
h1nas WIN NJ n..ene' "n Vii et's ,s,. ~ ~
u&
tGanga g. anu ,nefo "as u peasea expression a ~ @ o.
~ lueo "ue. ; ... a I sInt . - uuAA ~ y, 'a" 81
W e,,eti ~ sI NJ mso"'or
cnasge ~ @ aus ,ranas ~ s' IT,.
there % ware to b9 passages n .le m 10 opening ad-
aloss Wien %ou 7ns;4 u.s. - ~ Ut, IT. tne5 ta5
We.o aouIu ~ @ y nnd Aoi n, ..,' an
gaaSo was cnasso anu ~ Eood saste. 1uo iufS-
caatoa 10 'no .n nnu,enee itola .no penGn t,..
aaa lew fon1arK6 oy Mr. Evarts, Tue
pioeeeu.uss oponga !, oin "a atosis pesa1
acs n's hor asn a a. no
s!de whlsketa. raddy faee keep GLANCE aympa-
.hetio smiIe h! ad @ ~ 1 oxaessom wnlen IL cam!
auot, Ill.,, Uo ~ t. .nn nna shtn1 snsy @
lnaae VIII aa, fa!l arm, % IN long curves; t' a,
'"po3 NoAAis 1hfiuu WV VI "oAAlSo UPON
nj, ao,;va-v :. ,,+hsr bSsa, 1oroto,or, fo ,,,,ro
l
aro no cuanges o. .ona 10 v,efase 1h1t;oagn pa
aua'cnce; ~, th toe uPper 1egstcf, " yolco
ad aa oso toe Sno y Is g WIN ,s
Without emoso lis ton tones I arc % cear K and nciaye a
ta sus 10y foroi nssSlGa 1,,r Gsve eau
sloua manner, 1s1ceial gestures arc maao, ahn ne
a o1,sata uas H..a fIR x 'onea ot anogna1oa
@ J ~ Maseu ~ ~ ne o1eIs H. l,o u mueo III
y .ns .ymcn. TIE .1 n1etaoa - .epea5ea WI
20" sssiaons. u Anu tne oeet 3t tnese "a!sI'c1oo
passages 10 SesY annoytns 70 the anaienee. how,
narrative paasaeo' ho sums up Tho Inference IN q
Eassionate .a' a.aa'totlosalion 10 nlEn 10y: 81 iof
,a % a..a "'Is .u1 t tt1nskseseofs inon
aft9r M lonY pa"ss' Gomes t,e m 1sp'y In a Whisper
} this method rendered lia delivery rather tod
J ons. M,s inVocsayn ~ 1egard to the latter te
mrs. Illton. IL ,, when a M M. Doechor intImatee
alienation Of high tones and whispers. h1r
Norris appreciated the Tact that Lis business la3
wholly viii, tho Jury and they wero rarely ou
ct his sight. lio stood few feet in from
Moulton DIRECTLY bohlnd i lIn hi@ and and sir sif
and Mrs. beecher facing lin to BIZ
left. Occasionally, 10 framing an accusation, Ut
srnea iGwafd var Mf nes1er with sweep Of ts
: TO Mra. Beecher, he cast 4 quick etance In ho
direction. With these fow exceptions h1s oyel
neVer eft tho Jurors and they, 10 turn, followed
= him with close attention. While there were fey
!
keen. hard nnalyaie. Probably tho most enectiv,
t sentenees weto those in winch ha took to pleco
Mr. Deechef's apology aud olandestine 1etter
| Inc afptceAlo1at -" humble fNyEeK before YOi
. 90 % before m7 God" "ller forgiveness
d have" "bcartng the transgrcsssons o
d ahother, and MANY moro, uere le},
a before the lens OF Ills own Interpretations unit
thnir Significance seemed to enlargo under sucl
searching analysis. Tho apology which WAS dc
B Afefed 70 Mf. hloulton In confidence WHa read il
ia aaeep voice with great intensity OF manner, 4
II II hs wished tha wotds to sink deep In the mon,
y ofy O. eVoty Juror. and, wheu ovory e1peasaioi
u naa poeh analyzed. ho esHumod All attitude 0
., tf!nmpi, anu vehemontly attiaing tue !ahse, do
oiuiea 9nAt y was not necossary to 60 one sto
iWtiett w snht letter condemned hlr. Heac3lct
= anscss .na EnKiish s;a language could be b!otte
II OUT. ,,, ~. Mo,fts apparently waa not in yer
ID eooo aohtn Nnen ne began, but he wsrme,
B. TO hia ~ork' ana LIS delivery vas nauah bette
~ laser III inc Day
= NRs aREeuEs.
Probably the caoseat listeaer In tho court
ID room VAS A1s; Uoscher. Her eyos were f1e
"a on the Bpeahors lace from frst to last, "a
- - there WAS magic spell tn h,s voice, her fac
g. wah strangely colorless and impaasiye, aud be
It self-possesa!on was perfect. net forehead