, 1876-01-21
a Discriminating Law Allows Hia
Vito to H;capo tho Pcniton'
tiary.
co}, Wasl,bnrn Relates Ills Intcryicw
Nth tic Prisoner.
Why the Inter Was WorkinE on tho
Hundred Dollar Plate.
Counsel for Defense Hold Initiating Na-
tional Bank Notes to Be No Crime,
nut Iudes Rtod1eH caaaot Coasus In THIS
Novel VcW.

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The HoTd oophtef1o'thR case was oonslneu Id
!ho United 8tatcs District Court yesterday.
Tt,cro waa ngein q Iareo attendance, and The
.;.o,,ra vcro a,,,,tcctct1 Ia m 1tt1o amo,nt of
Ptt'.s'" ,-,.... 1v..t1,x,, .1.a an-,, -. H..
setu'ny H. ','V. , ,noa, r s ~ ~, w. @
stand, but thc most iitefoa'sne rar. o. Ehai 10
bad to communicate VIA excluded untter tho
r,,cs of evidence, Mr, Wayhhurn liz q ycry
,,anto,,a wl.ucH,. and seldom If aver says any,
ea"uoue ".s"s' .'...1' N1@ ,t T.
lhnE FH'cA Eau ~ p"1 ~
good account iN croas-csamoat!on.
IL gas early unlcrstoud that tue cllasga
o,,u,t hI,s 3oy,i unnIa be t}fonn}. s1,tl Mrsars.
T,,,.r a., s,3Ia. ,,,t tn dav,ta t,,lr orctn,ont.
lnies *ta ot''en haa ~ "e'oio .nu't "s".'1'.le
to TIC mao pllsohc1s case. oa'n eeH.'eno'!
masta exeollopt Radrersca and toaE ptlyantago OF
every legal point WHICH could possibly In con-
o:rucd ii bowls favor Gen. S,tos pleaded
powerfully WIN ll'o Jury on ll's psn!'ent tlnos.
ZION, aud dFe" teaxs tn I4ls o5os OF tao prisoner
wlto whan ho spohn Of her hniy efforts to
bring abaut boyd'a reformation. Judge
1,.nna r,oIo vnrv ofyoctivo au,nrn,no
ps"Es nauo ~. 49,, ,..aDts ,.,.x.,ans s ~
uo' "ntIn "hs ~ INV ut'o11 ,n,s .n'
effect of Gen. Stiles elo1ue1co. Tie only un-
fortunate nagaego In tic District Attorneys
anocch wss r.1qn he invited y compartsou Of
,,;so,s,ia fsc, ard hi, tn7,, naither or t,,r
F''e" Sr.,t- -. o.,.,.., L..,,.., ,,,sss
bang Fcn1arhabln lot dfoe'aii noatlty' Iharo
WIS but one conc'uaon when hir. Bangs con-
clut1cl, md tt,fA wna that Doyl syns in tight
place. The Jury were out buk tWonty minutes.
when Hey returned with Il verdict Of
rui,ty on all iI,o counts, Tbi] result vas
10 pnrpriao to tho pr,sonor, wilu hnArl It auna-
rentlv unu,orod. d,8 wife, ul1o had beou sob
hing continually tlurtng tho chprge Of Tho Court
ani tile jurys atser,co, oomploteIy ga,o wav,
nnd could tcarcn COMPOSE llersef to taAe part in
sGouyorsntiun tlo prisoner hold With i,is coun-
rel A motion wa3 o1,tored for new trial,
d,tnositjon OF several motions u civil cases tho
trial of Boyd was resumed,
I,ls,r.s. wAsuu1:ux,
CLfcf OF tho sccret Service Department, wan lrst
.Iano,1 n,I lin stand nntf e1 ht fila lila
tflct 1ttornoy. liz testtiml tI,ot lis deEartmont
,Yaa e,nccin1fv charged viii the n,1l,1,toHao,, nf
cpuntcrteltIly. iIe know tho prisoners, having
firht rgon them Oh tho 18th Of 0ptute1 Inst #,
I,urke'B Hotel, II, this ctr, when tllov uero
ia tho custody OF a Deputy Marshal.
He hail honle conversation Titll botl1
prisoners sud, indeed, yai,ed tllom In
response 10 telegram from brooks atatIug ti1oy
tbey nt,tcd 10 talk to lin thor must do it With
fill understanding thRk t3,ey did it without any
nsouise ar tntnuuty from pu1,ls|,nleut He
tod tio.u 10 6ul mol want them 10 DO deceived
o. disappolnsed, and Furthermore, sbat w'lptoyof
With tl,at full statement priHouors made Certain
Statements,
Srr. Tulny objectcd tn ritnnss stating what tho
prisoners raid, uuti wantod tho privilege Of OK
t,nin.ng little furthor,
por1uisyiop Was nrarted l,Y Tie Court, aud Mr.
TuIey oxam1,od vituepp, with lilo following re-
snlt: boyd nna lin wiio. Nit. Tyrrel', and wit
neyH vpfo In rho room tlt1rfn. tia conversation
roto1red to- Wita relation 10 Il soccrl matter.
nitncsn said il lilo prisoners gayo ,|tn auY in-
formation which would load to tho dctautiou, mr.
rest, aud conviction OF celtaln otlIor partiey
PANIED. it would l,s maio known 10 tho District
Attorney, md nrobahJy ia tho Court.
Tho Gour,-Waa that aftor tho ct,,yor9ation?
Witness r mil tI,at nftcr lin Onncra1 convnr.
tatiou. wt.;cl, was about to detail,
aIr, Tulcy-pid YOU ,nato INV memorandum
of Tho couycrsatiui, wIiuh took Dlacp?
[eotion, aud can separato tho two co1,ycrs.tipuu
il nv own mind. Wltncrs did not atato nny-
hing Which might ba construed into lro1lsa
boforo tue first Conversation occurred. 1ie di.l
mako my statement unloss il wau usol to lis
advantage. Thu prtsouors wero' not undor hit
contru at thiA t,nir but had beeu turned over to
lAo Unitod ssates Marshal. Tho p:souoYs woro
nrt sent 10 taiI, because ttov lid oxpfcssod nj
sarnest desire TO seo lin Ut different Times. io
did not know wlnt impellcl tho rran,,cra to
n,ake that requcst. bit l,o had not directed I'yr.
rel to influence tonl to mako such q rs,luest.
npon Tho statonlan. BY Col. Wasl,aurn 10 muci,
ny PIC pSose Ta aapeas sa IN vs eo "a Was
burn places tho tras,sxction ID Tint io opollol
tH9 CONDENSATION Will HthtGl19It thai thnF
must o4pcos no favor Of, acoo,,ut OF INV Idoiot.
ure witch ,l,oy rutEtt mate to him,
atr. Tulley pniI i,o would like to be- hoard an
Ihst point, eul proceeded to Eiyo hIs yiowa
lLeroon.
Tho Court ruled, after hearing counsel. Tint
shio tho Testimony waa to DO yiowod w;tl, dc.
x1os OF JEALOUSY, yet It might uo to tic inry
Stb s1lo o1press Injunction to tle wftnoyy 10 say
potI,tnK Ia regard 10 what occurred in tho cns,,
sersation after tho inlucsluent wns held out IN
kIo Driaouer
rur cox.tus,r,ox
Wituess than testified tl.at uno,, entorno Inn
roo,l he waA introduced to tho i,rsoucrs by ryr-
tnl when ho tonk OCCASION 10 ronark that Mrs,
E3oTL IN. n tnucl, yptt,rrr womau Than in I'D
bxncctod to mrok. W,tueae told tlloni Mt Tho
o,tsot II thoy wBhca 10 mako auy dIeposure il
tllaulI ho donq with q tltattunt lpIasstandinv
that thero wps no yromtao Of immunity froui
punishment. After that lloyd admitted nncray-
Mg tho 4l00 nlatns, aud aajl le did Il 'fuS the
purponp of gaining Immunity for mast
piYouyos. Tho ;,iatos, ho naid, had uayor beos
oscJ and It was not Ills intention 10 use thcu, Ok