Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-21
SPANISH AFFAIRS
SIGNS OF CARLIsT WEAKNESS.
BallOting for senator In Rhode Island.
BEEsHERS TRIAL
Noultau'. sro~~-Exami,nt

NEW YORK, January 2i.- The Filton-
be"chcf trial wa resumed to-day. the inter-
c>tcd parties all being On hahd Tracy re-
sgmed the cro>S-cNamlnation of Moulton
tie said the interview was with B,sachsr lam
uarN 1T. hr thought.
Mr.. BFFCHER SHOWED nEFP FEELING
a that lntcsN lew. | Vas sitting al a table
beochyr facing me. Ii WAS some remarks
mad" bN Beccher about Tilton that made me
>Iss'Si me preparation al the paper. l said:
..betcher. ~ You felt this way towarls
Hilton, YOU should trll him ~. )" and he said ~
you take pen and paper / will. 1 told him \
look mack the letter Of rccantation 10 Tiltoa
llSt night and Itlfon was endpaNorius IN
save his amilN Nothing WAS said ~ Pil-
Ton unauctal condition. / NAV have made,
some reference to Tilton'S discharge NV
Gowen. Ihi' was the FIRST interview had
IkNow RFSSrF.
and knew she was living at Tilfon'S aouSp
do noi know how long She hVesi there Mr.
B"echer, al later mtcrN lew, told me Bessie
Turner haa told him
TILTUN HAD CARRIED HER FROM HER BED
al night. Ibid not understand that no e,,,
into bed with her. l only heard OF one such
occurrence, BecrheT said he did not believe
this Sto,y. Beeclter. 1 think. may have told
me Bessie mi icilt have told other peoplt, This
story. Al that time did not know She had told
these stories to other p"ople. There was
nothing of tha NnSted stories there nor
anytmng oi another woman with whom
1llfon had been charged nv Bowen with hav-
ing relations. At the interview January fSt
with Beechcr did not say Mrs. Beecher mad
taken Mr> Tllton'S part against Triton. Al
thai interview We talked OF the effect of In.
letter of recantation and the letter of recan-
iation, and Bcocher expressed his sorrow for
isUlng Bowen the stories connected with
Mr. Hullapl
STORIES BowENHAD REIN TELLING ABoUl
Triton.
Mr. Bcccher said Bowen had told him abouf
The woman ami hrT relations with T.lfon. 4
told him. from what ! l-pew oI the parties. \
beneNed The story to be untrue Beecher
said he was glad To- hear the stories We're
untrue. ANA expressed hiS Sorrow for having
repealed the stories 10 other people. and lie
would write note Ia lheo. telling him 50
IIo did not write the letter at this interview
Beecher at that time said nothing about
Ro~slc Turner, upr ar anN interview preViouS
To ihiS. Her name was not mentio ioucSl until
some tinc after that.
THE LETTER or CoNTRITTON.
written bN mr af Beeriipr'S dictation. bcgan.
My Pear Friend Moulton." I do not re-
member thar Beccher addressed me tn any OF
the other leiicT> TO me in that way. ia write
The words In trust with i. ID. MOuItonf -
At the head oT The letter this was
] considered ~ an absolute trust left with
10 part with it, unless ! saw fit. I took this
letter Ia 1ilton the same night. aud read IL
to him. | did not leave 10 with him for any
time that night. He may have had it i'm his
possession for an hour or two that night Nv
recollection j. that the paper was not out OF
my possession that night put the letter iD
my bureau drawer after 1 got through with
TIllon.
EXTENDING THE TINE.
ALBANY. January IA bill was intro
duced in The assembly to-day, and passed,
enabling the CITY Court Of BROOKLYN to eN-
tend its term. This i specially for the
BeecheT case which viii be prOlonge beyond
the usual term.