Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-01
MR.. eVaRTS RESUMES.
THE RFFfHFR TRTtI

NV hoRK. June i-rRe Tut0rt- Raeciler
irlal was resumed TODAY. and NJ FvartS
continued his summing nm lie sad 80 So
endeaNored L. isy before the Jury TIE sitpa-
ton Of the parties rs set forth in their char
actera relations. vi icll rua les tho {t,rK y,
ludge OF their movements re would rall
attention 81 The Jury 20 The tact That ia ne
cember, iSIa. Bee cher referred Bowen - hIs
lBeeCher'Sl wife There was an aspect at
tempted TO be- introduced into this case. that
there was an attempt m the part 81 B.echer
To- preclude al knowledge Of hl> relations
with Mrs. Ttlfon from hi> wife. But the par
Ties on TIRE Other SIDE never sought Tor any
papers In proof or This accusation. But when
BuEcn was referred 20 Mrs Eppchpr hp was
told thar Mr.. ETechor had letters 81 her huS-
hands received from Mrs. Tilton while she
was ln Marietta. - thai the jury could have
TO doubt hu' that All Boechpr'> cnrreSpOU-
dencc was IN the hands Of his wife. Couu-
81 lien referred To-
THE NETTING UFTvFFN uFEcHFR AND
TIIToN.
ON The 2oth cf December. I>.a. and SAID that
evidence entirely rvtute,l the theory OF the
plaintiff and showed that the test ffl,t,r, A. va =
false 10 his own knowledge. Triton in bl =
direct eNamiraf ION denied there was any
preparation or lrC0UT 8tf hilifN Of views be-
tween him AND liS wife uI'il the uraI ahau-
o1uirE az has home 10y Mrs. TIltnn. Ia the
llcni Of the syid'rs'. said counsel. what he-
came Of This view ~ the plaintiff ana Of The
latin ~ Tie jury .u fhC foundation pf "a cause
thus lad in fslSehoni. The evidence was
very plain as given hN BcFrher. supported hV
Bessie Turner Bowen and Nj Ben. Accord
ing Ia Bcecher
THESE CANE LIKE THUNDER EALI
on him, a revelation III cruelty upon the
wife and az fbc IUfdciify OF heu husband.
This revelation came from BESSIE Turner,
and when ne was spoken To- ON the subject ~
referred them 10 hiS wife. and there wa a
conclusion iu which Deacon Bell took part,
and then cam, The sian from BHccher Ia
his wife when he was Ia s. and could not
attend 10 tire matter. In the cpuN erSation
between Bowen and BeccheI There was dis
closed 10 Bowen tins whole transaction. and
he was referred 10 Mrs. Beecher a. aayinA.
the subject. and The views and opinions q
Mrs. EecCher being then formed were no
Doubt conveyed 20 Bowen when be- went
mere BeDcTgT .EeD took counsel with Bell.
one oi his par -E0UcrS. about the matter. ana
asked hlS advice. Il aecher stated 10 him
mat Mr.. TI.tou had loft her husbands
board ard gone 90 Ter mothers and nat
Mr. TIITUN'~ LTCENTIoU~NE~~
ma been very low. and hIS conduct Ia Mrs.
lliipn had been marked with great cruelty.
That Mrs. 'fliDn Hal sent 10 consult him
and Mr.. Eee'Her had heon brought into tie
conference. Now. satB the counsel. the iury
had the touching testimony 81 Bessie Turner
With regard Ia thar wife'S midnight uight
from the house and BoSsie'S following the
next morning and taking the children WITH
her. The jury uai The proof Of Tiltou'S cru
city and prot igstcv and that his "a lie nansIo
protection permanently until a separation
was obtained. Beecher'S note 10 hi> VIE,
said Iy8rtS read that he was inclined 10
mink Mrs. HerDher was ri ght, and that Scpa-
ration was hest. Counsel then referred 10
the testimony OF Mr. StorrS in reference 10
Tiiton. calling on him on ID January. 1851,
see Moulion I'm regard 10 stories which were
beng circulated about him. Wher Tilfon
was called 10 the stand on rebutfaI he diH
not contradict StOrrS story.