Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03
LATE TELEsRAMs.
osssip Absss ths Tiise..Beschss
yury.

osssip Absas the riitea.Deschss
Jsry.
Notwithstanding the fact that all the
jursrs stated they had taken . SOLEMN
oath never 10 reveal the secrets OF the
Jury room. tho following has been a.
certainsd by interviewer: One OF the
jurors said: 1--WE stand to-day PRECISELY
We did when we went upstairs In the
jury room 10 deliberate eight days ago."
Another states that at ono time the jury
stood eleven 10 one; again, nine 70
three, and still later. I've TO even.
There was an irrseoncilabls difference In
opinion a. to the crsdibillty OF Wit.
nsssss on each side. Juror Hall said OF
one time the discussions were very ami
mated. When they retired, q week ago.
there WIS q ANAL majority for defend.
ant, bat after the evidence was received
from the Judge. the result was 10 throw
the bsnsat OF certain doubts In favor OF
the defendant. Still another juror said
at one time the tide in favor Of Tlton
was pretty low. II was eve loss than
three. Al another time the Jurors stood
six to six. A Union reporter learned
from q semi-authontative source that
when the jury retired tbcy stood seven
10 hvs-ssven bsing for Bsecher, four
for Tilton and one doubtful. though
leaning to Tilton. This doubtful one
aitsrward came over to Beechsr. and the
second ballot stood eight to foar-eight
for Bsechsr and four for Tlton.
When the evidence was requested and
sent up one Of the four. after It's exami-
nation, went over 10 the Beecher side.
On the FINAL ballot they sood nine to
three-ninef for Beecher and three for
Tilton. Tho Eags says on Saturday n
few Of the Bsecher men, who had been
using gigantic efforts to convert Jeffrey.
Davis and Fate 70 their side, had 30 far
succeeded that these men at last coih
sented to bring In u verdict for Beecher.
and had the jury then been called TO the
Courtroom Beecher would have gone
forth with the declaration Of innocence
by twelve men sworn 10 decide on the
charges against him. by the evidence
submitted and allowed by tho Court
during trial. Some were in favor Of
going into Court at onco. but unfortu-
nateIy LOT peecnsi, was aeelueu no'
20 90 10 mo- 10. 'nAs e,slins' xnon
.ney wooiu manu- INC Ptesas suuso
portancs one Of the Beecher men made
an indiscreet remark, which, though II
did not affect the evidence. caused un.
due excitement and hid the effect OF
alternating some.
mus tne WORK o. many hours Oh
tsdious me o~ohsc,snuous a,gunent was
cneated oi its ssui.s anu gloom thrown
over tne iu,sre denoerauons OF IN Jury
wnien e9ula no' 20 IlsPeiee. yer.
ths rssnlt Of tbis indiscretion. hut tbs
minority-Jeffroy, Fiato and Davis
retiring to the ground which they had
eompacted 10 abandon = emphatically
lsclinod 10 bold ,ny further argument
on tha c.so. Tbey xer. dstsrmined IN
stsnd Inv Triton. On SUNDAY tbsro vns
no balIotipc. "A many OF Inc Juror, had
RELIGIOUS scruples and decliuod doing 40.
A bellot however. an Mondsy showed
tbat Nav hal rotnrned IN TiIiop. n. m,
vote stood nine for Beecber and three
for Tilton, and from this count there
was no variation. When discharged
they stood tho same. Lawyer Shear
man said to-day that tho eounse for ds-
fsndant had been visited several times
by a friend OF n man on tho Jury,
Who intimated that his verdict could DO
purchased. shoarinan declined TO state
whether they you'd move Tor anew triai:
HE rumor Is hat piainhns counsel WIZ
move Ior = new 't,M q once; oy p'aeihs
the cass on the octooer calendar Ny
tnat a. Don as u IL called q motion Will
VIII " maue LOT changs OF 'ehuo'
Tracy - 30 rndiesed for Perjury.
Nsv YoRx. July 2.--The Times pub
fishes the following: A Tunes reporter
has ascsrtained from most reliable au-
thority that the ne1t move OF Tilton will
b to indict General Tracy for perjury,
on tho grounds that Tilton. Moulton
u woodruff distinctly stated to him
that tho charge against Bcechor was
Auxiliary. while no svore on tho witness
stand 70 the contrary. IL IL believed
p~roceedings ~hi " taken without delay.
Tresblss On the He Grande.
CHICAGO, July 2.-Advices received
by Lieutenant General Sheridan from
Brownsville. Texas. this morning, indi.
cate that O critical state OF Affairs exists
at Matamorss, and q conflict to-day boz
tween citizens and the Mexican soldiery
IL imminent. All business houses In
Matamoras are closed, and armed citi.
zsns gathering. II In threatened 10 taLs
Cortipa from the soldisrs. Who. tbs
vics-Consul thinks, are mot stropc
enough to prevent the rescue.
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