New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
THE TALK WITH MISS TURNER AFTER THE wIFB's
RETURN.

Q. And after she went to bed he had another talk
| with YOU did her A. Yes, Sir.
O. Where was that conversations A In the next TO
that Mrs Tlon had gone into They were the two
back bedrooms Of the second story.
o. How long did that conversation occupyi A. Well Think
it was between eight and nine o'clock when he around
and they were talking long time in the parlorsome little
time in the parOr; and then he talking long time to me
in his ROOM and after he left Invent into Mrs nons
where had gone bed with her two chiden think it
Alice and Carroll and told
O. No. don't state that how long did the talk with you in
that room occupy my question. A. guess he talked
over an hour.
O. With the door closed A. His door closed and 80
Mrs TiltOns door.
@ The doors Of the which you were closed
A. Yes, Sir; they closed.
@ Who closed hem' A. Mr Tlton; there was only one
door to close.
O. Well that door was closed, was III A. Yes, Sir.
@ During that hour you in there you sitting
or standingl A. think was sitting
@ Was he sitting or standingH A. He stting-now
excuse me- 1t that he was walking up and down
| think that was the way, but won't be positive
O. Very well What said first after you got into that
room State as near you recoect the substance Of
hrti A. cannot tell just how he began to
talk, but he told me all about these
O. Don't repeat that language because want the particulars
Of that conversation now you can get at them
Well the particulars Just have given them.
O. OH you have given the particulars Of that
tion Miss Tunerl A. Well, it the conversation
that he had told me before.
@ Then You can repeat III A. was going to do IT,
@ Well please repeat well you can the conversation
that occurred in that room that nghti He told these
Mr. Beach-ohi that won't do.
The Witness-I thought you wanted me TO ten.
Mr. Tracy-Tha right That is the she ntrodases bs
conversation, and she is going on to repeat IT,
Mr. Puerton-what did he sayi A. lie said that Paul
his child he did not any Of the children except
Forence and about Nj Boecber and these three gentlemen
Q. What about M Beecheri A. Well, that be had
them.
O. Go on and tel IT, please A. Must describe that a9aini
O. want you TO tell the conversation was all he said
A. Why he told that be had seen them having sexual in
ercourse on the red lounge time and again. and in the large
red chair and then he spoke Of these three gentlemen
O. What did he ayf A. He said she had sexual intercourse
with those three gentlemen.
O. He stated that distinctly A. Yes, Sir; very distinctly
O. And he used that with reference those three gen.
emen asof A. Yes, Sir he did not say that he had it,
but that she had IT,
@ to Mr. Beecher he said he had it himse A.
Yes, Sir.
O. Time and time agani A. Time and time again.
O. Did he say where he when he III A. All he said
was 81 have them" He did say where was he
have been the paor he could have them
@ What else did he say during that houri A. re-
call anything than have stated with regard 70 those
three times that he took me In the room.
@ am talking about the three times Please connne
yourself 10 THE Qns occasion After be had advised Mrs. TIL