New-York tribune., 1875-01-22

O. Didn't he express himself warmly on that subject OF 'he
Injustice that he had done themi A. lie expressed himself
sincerely Sir should and be sad he woald Wre ho'e
| 10 Mr.. Bowen taking It back
O. Did he draft a note Aeref A. No, sif
@ Well, DID he write IL therei A. No, Sir
Mr. EyarI think there question before this that nO'
answered
Mr.. Beacb-No, 10 wac not answered, betanee said NJ
Bowen was not there
Nj. Eyarts-lTo Tue TRIBUNE senogapherl Read The
question.
TRIBUNE stenogapher read the question referred TO-
follows: Did M Bowen the partslns Of what be
knew OF their relationsr'
Ma Tracy-We viii pass that. ITO the wtness1
@ Did Mr. Beecher at that interview ate anything asont
Ecse Turneri A. don't think he did at that BteViewsr
O. Had he any Of the interviews previous to that said any
thing about Bessie Turneri A. don't remember that he haa
| Sir, said anything about Bessie Turner.
q Her had not tanspiredf A Not up 70 tAat ume'
@ Up TO that timer A. No Sir.
O. When do you remember its transpinng between Mr.
Beecher yourself hs A. Some time after the hrst OF an
uary.
@ Wen that Is quite Indefinite Can't you be more definite
should think, Sir It between January lS
and January 10th.
@ Didn't Mr. tell you that interview that the R1r'
Bessie Turner him along in the last days OF De-
eembe and reported him scenes az having an
pired between her and Theodore Tlltonf A. No. Sir
@ You knew the girl Bessie Turner at that tme did you no''
A. had her at Mr.. Tl;On's house.
@ She was gir living Mr. Tntons famny-a young girl
che mott A. her at Mr.. Tltons house; believe
living there
Q Don't yon know she living tbere A. believe sbs
was TANK she was living there, Sir.
Mr TacyITo the Court Your Honor made suggestion
that did not hear.
Judge Neii-on II, had answered che living there
TayI understood the witnese that he raw her al
/ fhc house.
q How long time lad she been living therei A don't
really know.
O when Mr. Bccches spoke TO you about Bessie Turner
whether was day subsequent day, did he tell
you particulars what Bessie Turner had told himf OF
what she hal told him per-onallyi
q Yes, Sir concerning Theodore Tlton A. idont know
whether told What she had told him personally lie GER
ny mentioned Bessie Turner'S name and said that the mor
from Ter whether from her directly or not Sir
l Idoni remember. tkinkitdd
O. What the information he stated coming from
Bessie Turner concerning her relations with Theodore Ton
A. That story that Theodore Ton had carried her
from her bed TO his own such story as that.
q IL the nisi A don't remember whether 1t was in the
night Sir suppose il was IN the night
q We didn't you understand have been in the night
4. suppose did yes SIR
q And didn't you understand that he had attempted TO
detsin her in bed FOR little time A didn't understand
anything p that he had taken her from her De s has
al.
O. And carried her to his own A. Yes, Sir.
q H. the nieh' time A. Yes, Sir.
@ Did you understand be had gotin bed with her
4. Iddut understand that, Sir.
Did you understand that there was only one instance of
that A. That is all Sir
@ Did you that she had represented him a On
another occasion com NJ to her bed night A. No.
@ Yoa heard Of but transaciiOnf a. That a,
Sir.
@ In regard 70 Bessie Turneri A That s all.
Q When ,. vac told to you did you say about Il A.
Well said could believe that story it seemed to me en-
1roy improbable.
q What Did Mr. Beecher say A. He said thar was the
story that IS al.
q Did he speak Of inst as Of the stories that he had
toned o Bowen 4. NO, sir.i
@. He did not (; A. No Cir
q did he say that he had mentioned 70
Bowen A That Il the only that call indthe Bull
lard story.
@ That is the only :one nf which hs eails5
Yes Sir.
O But did he av that he had mentioned 10 Mr. Bowen other
stor- concerning Theodore Tton A. No, Sir think that
j. the only one-the Billiard story.
q you that Mr. Beecher did not mention any
other naues That all that recoect Sir; that he tod
;D that hc had mentioned Mrs Bullards 10 Mr. Bowen
O. Dd Say that he had told Bowen Of other stories
concerning Tion without mentioning naInesi A don re-
member ta4I he did
e. You don't remember chat he did, A. No Sir.
O. Now when he told you about Bessie Turner didn't yon
express yourself concerning story him more strongly
than you DO A don't know whether-I don't reine'
Der whether did or rot Sir substance Of what have sad
10 you stated TO him.
o. Did DE tell you the time that Bessie Turner had 'od
other eo Of story besides yourself' think that he
may have told me that Sir.
You learned ;he either from Mr. Beecher or SONS one
c thai -he 'od this story other people did you not'
Mr B,ach-Wat moment What he learned from other
people 1 object to.
Mr. Eya-Tat was not the question your Honor pls1e
that he heard her from Mr. Beecher or other people
Judge Nelson-If he heard from other people il is mna
teraL
Nj Fyar=-Taa not question, your Honor viii
allow me We are trying to and g whether he heard from
Mr Becchcr.
Judge NeilsOn-Yes.
Mr. Eyars-Tha the story had beeR told 10 other people
The witness is not certain about that as understand No"
We ak him whher either from Mr. Beecher or from ome one
else he had heard that had told tho story Others-a-
rart Of the further Vow don't you remember
tina. YOU heard Il from Mr Beecher''
Jldec Ne7orWAateyer NJ Beecher said s 10 be received
not beyond that.
Mr. Eyarts-Tha Is point Of course 70 set atWhal As
said and 70 probe him tocet At il.
Mr. Tacy-Y ogr Honor rules out the Question as stands
T1drs Nelson-So far as it relates 10 other people.
Mr Tracy-Your Honef wIl note Sur exception.
Judge Nelson-The OF the town do not
wish to hear.
o Al tine time you were having this interview with NJ
Beecaer abou, Turner did you know at that time that
Bessie Trrncr-hd you heard did you know al that time
tina: Bessie Turner had told the story other people besides
Mr. Beecher' A No did not know AT that time.
Now Al this interview the first Of January was the
Wnead matter again talked about between yourself and Nj
Beechcr2 4 No SIR I think not, Sir
O Vas thing further said about the stories that Bowen
had told concerning Beecher that meOr Tilon meant
4. think not
@ That Bowen had told concerning Tilton A. No. thnK
not.
O. Was not the subject Of M Tons relations with another
lady matter Of conversation between you and Nj. Beecher:
A. No, Sir.
O. Did you hear from Mr. Beecher at any time that NJ