The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. ELEVENTH YEAR, No. 344, Ed. 1, Friday, March 13, 1896 Page: 2 of 8
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tNJDLEY EXCEEDED HIS AUTHORITY
Beaaeerati Should Froreed in the Time
Hoasred Way to Kiprtu Their
Opinion
Beaumont Texas Maxell 13 ExOov
V trnor Richard B Hubbard or Tyler wxa
In th city this afternoon en rarest o
Oranga where he lectures tCEMrro
night The Poit carrcspoadcat net tht
cxgovernor at the Crosby boos tooUrM
and asked for his view oo tie oontea
tlon which threatened to disrupt the Na-
tional as well a the State democracy
I am no longer m poilucs repilea
the governor I ora simply a run ev
ryday citizen and rind such a lite
much more pleasant and profitable t aa
that of a politician Bet as a prlr
citizen I still have opinion iiiUcl
and otherwise and do not hesitate to ex-
press them In my opinion the Stare deai
ocratlo executive committee at its Acs
tin meeting exceeded its authority acted
J Without regard to precedent ana drmo
i oratlc usage and in attempting to Ju i
3 fy this action tlialmian Dudley ha nude
J a sorry exhibition of himself Wb i tfv
S objectionable order was teaued by the
< i executive committee the majority of saaa
I commit tea branded theinaeUea ua paru
w fans of ft en illvir colna the exc osivt
S Issue of one faction of thi d > mocral
J party and Immediately therisiter rM <
1 resentatlvcs of th > oher facloc Heil t >
i Oulveston and pro Inline tnraaeivei
S parttems of the found murty lnw anI
ua a result a divided demo r y tlra
i cnod I do nit understand wiy cut >
i should be such a prumlic m iwu u
t1 democratic party as to < j < had
tariff 1 urn a democrat rI alnexi
1 In favor of colrit
listthat 1 am
both gold and Oliver to lone as tle two
metals can be Kept on a parity rnat hi
diitiiocratlo ilnrnlnj tela and it >
democratic doctrine year lyfore Itdi j
as a political load r wan irrami u atit
It will bo dcmocratl rtucirlnn w ici he
und the iit nil i wl > >
makers nro gnnu a I irgten u fi
opinion tlio run in d Ue shoid < > no
attention to Clalrmi r r > udl l i
commit tee fxrtpt in > Tnr a nv a f I
wlOiln the bounda of mthoiP cts
er thoultl they lwid a llln r t p ni
mna or the olln r fnitems o h n
trary they should cndi < t thir p trnc
utid coinntkui W f v lav M
condurilnn thm r >
ycata and hn ml b i ft IJ
venllon Indnrsf patfitm iftiui
Katcd by the Nni n l lmt ra < v n ef
vention as cmbl I mt i II f
tlio majority In tb nominalon f
dates and when 11 r h nnu J
foils ilcmoiary I ill 1
If the dtrnocral do not urlt In ion sup-
port of the Stat i < tt I i l
be the next to v ni i of Tt x >
GAIAKHTOV POlfTlSTfl
The Party Kiorcai Uins f > r
palKnTlo li t o
the Cn
Galveston T u Man h 1 Te popi
lists central oimft of ndvwm
cnuntv mtt t oih < > irtianlr fe
commilti Tho tter i frtf pre
clucta in tin coiny f jrtt
and fourteen outDine Of the latter
and I
time anil plsio of tb primary v r not
mado known
Chairman Allen wss re l > d for two
years and In ai eptlng m I thu th
ppuli ls would the Hut mii Nn
oirry
tlon thin year tin mip d o b r rn of i
campaign which < ompia < l > m F ff o
organltaiion from oi u m Tle j v h
commlttie adjoumed unll Maii
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jac iiiiiunilim i win ii irmi io i r
Mthod of 1rveiure j < II
Galveston IVxas Marh 15Tt meet j
lng of the rjiunty demwratie rommlttse
labt night w a strictly private r prrse a
tlves of tlwi prwn I lnj excluded fr ru
tho ilcllbenitlona The t5 eUng was p > et
ty well attiude1 nearly all the mcml rs
being present and lasted until quitu a l < e
hour but wi definite notion was taken
thft matters under consideration being de
loired until jiturday niurln when unotber
noellnr will hulL Tlwtre la said lo
havn l x a tie vote on a proposition to
submit liio money mention to prlmnxy
vote to Ui followed flvo days UXm by a
uccond primary for tl fvOm of del
pitej lo the Htate and county convention
Tl < > commltlcu < s comnomwl of nipresjuta
lives of Hie conflicting Hinthrwriui in the
democratic nrly but tbere
tton of nny lack of liarnwny
the mctlioils Ki l nursuM n
tlio lirwt Intcrwds of the party in th mat
tor of twUflng i > mnatlons awl iKleetliig
dolepiUii and It Is thmign tblo will bi
fttrnlghtcricd out satisfactorily at tho Bat
urday night n > eHlritf
ItKPUHMCAN PRIMARy
Klatonla Tixas March UTJi repub-
lican primary convention for precinct
No 8 met today at I p m Richard Ryb
erson colored was elected chairman and
William Phillips secretary qtie Oei jatnj
wera elected lo tho c < noty aonvrntlnn
whlclt riKets hero next Tueaday tho lth
Tho convention Indorsed leorirr I M
brccht for delegate to the National con-
vention
DUDIiV IONOIIBD
Rusk Texas Munh liJudge James T
Gibson of this place baa kon appolntt l
chairman of tin democratic im utlve
committee 1ce John II Rrogan reIgned
iHoods Pills SSm SSJV
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threa wvro recen l vrcatxl no M iM
jleis were ordttcl in llmi Nine pre
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LAW IS INOPERATIVE
A Count Judge Who Lays the District Judges
Legal Rulings in the Shade
Tttxarfcasa Ttras ilarob Si Tb eraai iurj erf Baule coaaO Texas la ses-
sion At IVcwbti has Trtsrnni > lwu5 t rBtr JadB Hwm s afatsrl rartles In T x
arfcasa lev vHsUsita rf tb e > fai tuttlna h Jn MarrSi I t tbe tssurtr v tM a
i li saajjirttr ler yroliiMSioB tw twt Ji > r I t October hewevrs the aral
rtwteas oeiart < > a iveOtwm of thr WSW31 sjm oriered a local eleeUM for T ar
Ths Clstrtrl won dsobeni tiuut socij tatsKKilJo If tcli would ba a farce
and a aaRit Van the w S3 = we vtxa Js S ftli their profrasiaio and held
tosCr rie aoti U > e SCTnjTirSM xw sto latotoc t J rt
The iu sj ioacr Jwfe < pr ttw ir jo of tire ilttrlft wort ruled the
electjoo w d cad 3jtsji vsas OaJj l Ja4 t a mra9 T ct Ttnckaaa applloaats
e rpeosira tisrlr jatosn ntvurt a rn r uwi
WTiMj tie SJsers vnan mwwsbHI a dys aca the JatVpe acaln declared
Ufx fckrtiof janc agsfi uicm 4 W ct o Bj to frad aa tB4Sctrn nt for even
amalt oA A J b > nwlirtawoit irwwr tt ir the laiv ns st be tried before
tie jigx uid as lw Si i i aw W l U eit3B are rare at Ifast until
ai a > r tour JoUwe caifi Tfel r < s XoTesMtaec
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The otn2clsrta s r art TnaAe Tkre 6P
iwtn slat Vi dinClac Jl Kwk tmt
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tru i n a wjjsit nto i
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McVot 21 Lk > rnl1 < 1 t rd indoriM
unRlS h B1 > > tWn
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What Shall B Do
Is the earnoet almost agonizing cry ol
weak tired nervous women and crowded
overworked Btruggllni mm Blight dlf
Acuities ordinary cares boutebold work
or dally labor magnify tlicinmilvti Into
ftemlrigly Impauable moiiutuliit
Tbla Is Imply becaumi the nerves art
weak tho bodily orijani dutitllUUd and
lb y do not
notTake
proper nonrlihment Feed tbo nerves
organs and tisanes on rlcb red blood and
SOW noon tbe clow ol health comes to tb
pals cheeks lrmncss to tbe unsteady
band and itronrjth lo tbo falUrfue Hub
HoocFs
Sarsaparilla
i tSl pluiilet vitalizes and enriches tbo blood
5ri nd ii thai tbe best rlend lo unlorlumu
J humanity llo suro to cet Hoods and
obly Hoods AUdngglstii til lix for
A ii otlori lo ebai > the dale
of the eoim
> primary irom 5 y j to Augu t
vurrouiA fj > iM < xnATsi
Vlrtoila Txas rch IThe county
democrat executive rointnitti met yv
terday aJteruoon
Willi ail membrra pres
L ttr v ° c h invention m
Miect dle aie o the eurrMWo l eon
l lin I otibato a uiii < r to <
W H Cralr m vitrn jut h
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action was taken with rnTerem e tu ciu
Ing prirmtriM ivt K siata and Natumai
< Mtventlona Thu will be dona at a ji
sequent lowtlng
uviiv kack pnoui8io
Yoakum Texas itarh lzTbr ba
been thrt candidates vr ii
maycr t ie
field bt today M i lUlrey wlthdrta
V ° n ta1 l viui Joe l vy Wrf i
Mullen lo matte tbe ra alob and a
lively rat la promised
1KB COUMTV CAM
Glddlngs Texas March 12 Cbalrmaa
J M Johriaori t ied a call y lrd y for
the meeting of th damoeratlr kirerutiva
coromlttic at this plana ua March ji
HACK IX TKXAB
Iawyer l wls Ilrourbt Kark Prom Vir
glnla tuarcMl With Kwtadllng
Parti Texaa March IIDeputy Hhr
Iff Joe Dlllard arrived bare iliia aii rn < on
from Marion Huiytb ootlnty Vlrjiala
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KLKHOLS NOTES
p trt M rT dwerrtma of JkHa fssai j MEimNtJ AT 1 OAKUM
K mi > jpi t R ax4 r E Cwawry j Toaisa Texts Marrti U The taher
i f it lntJf BWc ai mrnU ben ewidoeted by Re
Jjtr t b e liaTsat rf fcf 6 rir 3ic i 1 etvamnr considerable
crau twJe tias i i t i i axaoac the reii toa y Inclined of
rati v > ti dt t Vjt < ay H baa a tine cftoir and a
K k < ii ii j uiKisit i ali atteKiarc at every service
Tr > u t r j >
t > < ojj ix r TKE rsnVKnslTY PROJECT
tht oeBTJtaw i
> TtxJA Mirfh The nUR
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ara f vS < s of the Texas Presbyterian
i lwrMy were licsei a nljht ulttt n
> fnri bartsuet to the Commercial hotel
T Te r s nr < > > < ovvrs pr ad and
tit isjogTcT afMt of people consisted o
t sorti privlHM a d repre ntatlc
Jr
ThtM ilry tasta
jji watri and rjonded to
m riit aiJ aJi Tle iratn
z i l > v iTMti ui are pronoun
t J i in mt reJiH t and
faln a i n ataitid for
rirua ana coniCetloii of tl > w
i j i u i alt t of t ttohhmg In
rias a Jtatv 1 re > terian unler ly
ibr Wure a > i n hi In the opra
l e niajiy rcmmiil M w re read
urt ti prmit nt c n ial and educators
f the enterprise and
1 i > ar > = irtna approval
Hrt ir for Its crei Already
j > xi a jhwrtbert and marv of
ri > < > narni asSinr as charter
< have cxpre a wllllnirness to
l it tllr ubscrlptlcflS if neceseary
m t left last nlglit
v v lf th inn
rajet < 1 them tl tf tolay
TPOrilLE IN COUIIT
1 firner5 Avus Karh other and One
I As ail a Nev paper Man
Kot irth Tv4S March i This
rnrrnf Mr J < ff liflxn assistant coun
i ty attcrrey r thia county met Vt A
1 < < rn r > isln s manager of the Port
V rtl Mv Tel < vram In the county
i court room and acosied him about an
oru In w 1 h appeared In yeaterdaya
I paper a akel an explanation of cer-
tain atan a ninio through Its col
unrri Mi 1 ji toti him ho was soitiK to
i wnlp l ni i > ut
the r < r rid pro t d i to direct several
> imj nt no te pHii r mans head with
jalrft Tni two were separated
> ui > tiruiis damage was done
i N li K aftr thi a rase was called
nt i i uirt Hsunst J H Roberts
c < > fd with th publlation of-
t e Man r iiii Rob ri attorney
ii Kai isall a e to imK for n conlln
ir i at lr be course of his remarks
m
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losi irti not offrer Interfered JudR
Arnyr g tlnid the louiity attorney JlOO
arl JI Hall > > when they were re
liAed The cas was poitponetl until
Tuesday
TiXAN IN TUOUBLK
In a M > n Pastil ruder Sentence of
liea n Iori A itiige tonventlun
Liihig 1Xii Manli I2 A lettr was
rr > l l by Mr Jo n Jorli
i of uit < ty from Mm r4tewnt
of death Th merits of the cas
I an j n iajtu of the fact thai all r < prevnti
tivis of CnclB Sain In Mexico ao allcim
WtIKY 1AI AIOPTKD That they always side againal citiz i of
Dallas l < x > IUtIi U The coiiy 1 the governnwml which they claim to rep
ffati es fnin thw actiun Htewart Is un
lt Mitt < nee of d > iuHi and should be
l > ke i after
A tnaa meeting will be held at Lock
hait Sturday by a number of Inlaraatid
l trl rrierhanu and farm re tor Uie
j un of intlueoclne a dwoaiae In tbo
areng of lotton to plintrd this yrar
A foil afeiidancii la asked aa the nutter
M e it ivst linpxrtance to lhl retion
TaivlK iiittrvlw with a larne iiumlei
> At their large corn rjji of last yar
can not htwl a rt oni nU marknt wnila
rtto la always e b howevci low tho
prpe
llarrte Sawyer a small negro boy wns
thrown fr > m a mule ihH monilug Just
at rtavllght nnar a railroii r iln west
< itn Han Mm bridge Ilia shoulder
a nis ii i Kllt has t < n enitered as
It la ilaiMiv an engine hoadllght made
tn muii contra ry
TKXAH t AlTlKMKN
The rinuuve rVimmltteo Hard at Work
The Rule tjeJitlon
Tort Wjtb Texas Murdi 11 It re
q nre1 nire botirs for the nn utlve com-
mutes o tlw t a iii i l lar oasclatlott
of Tex to mral bteti IhlriKi out and open
a new Uistfr
Te unurltteH convened In secret Hum
aion M > o i lock tins morning at their
h a v tus room KcottIlurrold build
ln and aljoorned a fev nrinutee before
T ocK k
Tb i jiis befont the comtnlllte was
tlw ouiiuilnc of work for the ensuing
y fitrurlbtf over tlw flfwoca of tho
aaxoekttiou iuratKm of b different In
sp etor tho appointment of sub commit
t Mid th tranauciion of regular roit
tlruj bvuNnaiM
Tli nuniH i on irarwporlatlon ns
with It P btsu a former atwroey of f f Ua exuutlye commlllcj tolay
thl city who u hargad wlb V V V itlJXPM oTrdVie r
and MrtiittiliUng vr l fo h l I IUI 1 and R KtbarK Thr
about five or x ear u o l > wu u i ra sp < jrui n eatiiiolttee will in H ut the
h tomorrow and will
rnornlrtg
v rv nouiilar and i <
wtv il wi LtSJht LS1 J fr f < t r t of Iho fltnte
mi cnSilvL ii f J kTJ I < t > Hi < > nat thlrty ven new
jii er Hti waa
ft i ana be ix an i namt bmn w r aclad urav CaiAribiv
aloeiably Uivolvd of hi Iraw Tha e U litrn riUMUon wSl Milllnr1
fctlorrf dH not Wiw up all rijfh HlA < u fully 7k Jtii wl > i Itin wlll b5 t k n
irwdllors Icais lamorou HI fathriar Wn only toihe ommllee
tne ualum sg ln t bxi While nwaitifa I lh U Mxday In Atljruat tho place of
ptndlriK f wi ift ii in iwMitMt v u d inainaTtatcrV
try He wna Indited anl Hhenff Ha j
riioiid triwj tat year to iota I
nm
won JK < llltNn tttt Trifnm vvfii
TIMPHRANCK
b finally u x ltl
In dolbij l wu vtwi V
iiiBjj l in tba jwaetioa of fila prfeen n > aa March it The temper
t Marion Va whw liar waa M > ul < j > ev v ll rHilion Hill drawa targa
ou In aocUly aitd ejrorcb wort He u > k > aiiln ut in opera luiuso and Is cro
tho mutter erf lly and fl 1
fldciice in ooming out all rp falit AMa tou u > lmtu sentiment Ills
l l hsra d M many tood resolu
irtiai kA iiiwiltM mvl by he devotrps
HIGHEST COURT DECISIONS
Synopses of Decisions Handed Down
at the Last Sitting
TWELVE CRIMINAL CASES AFFIRMED
TerhnlcftltttM In the lrvrr Murtlrr Catr
Ar Stt A tdeAu Orrupttluu Tax
Ca e li IlrrertcU
Dallas Texas March 1 FoUowtnu are
the synopses of opinions rendered by the
court of criminal appeals yesterday
2 T COX from Greer conviction for
ngsravatol assault Affirmed
The only question Is as to the sufficiency
of the evidence to support the conviction
After a careful examination of the record
we are of tho opinion that the facts sup-
port the conviction The record shows
that appellant was an adult male and
that the prosecutrix was a femnlc and
that ho assaulted the prosecutrix
Opinion by Hurt P J
Z T COX from Greer this Is a com-
panion casi to tho one above
The assault in this caso was made upon
the mother of tho pro ccutrlx In the
above case The evidence Is sufficient
Opinion by Hurt P J
MARION IIODSON frcm Greer convlr
Hon Tor violating the pi mine lawa AI
firmed
Motion was made to quash tho affidavit
because It did not allege that affiant wa
a t rediWe peracn This waa not rece sry
Ncr i the point well taken that the
complaint mult state that the anisnt ha
ftooil reason to believe etc There was
no error lu rrrailtltaR tho State to recall
the witness Pendergraft bofore the argu-
ment vloifd
Opinion by Davidson J
GKOROB 11111 from Prarorli convic-
tion of an assault with Intent to rupo
Affirmed
During the nrRttmcnt tho attorney for
the appellant etated to the Jury that the
defendant if BUilty at all was ullty of
no more than an aecravated assault Tlw
court Interrupted counsel and stated that
be wmild charge on agRravated assault
but Ids chat fee would only mean that
there was eviden e in 11k ease torn
which the Jury might llnd the defendant
cullty of an aggravated assault We
think the court was autborixod to maUo
this remark in reeponsa to the argument
of rounsel on the subject The charge by
the court ci > vend all of the l suei lu the
r e aitd the special charges were not
required There was no Issue In the court
Ulow as to the fact that appellant was
an adult male person or that tho prose
cutrix was a female The proof shows
thesu facts beond doubt
Opinion by Hurt 1 J
ED GtVENS from Ilrnzorla conviction
for assault with Intent to murder Af-
firmed
Appellant contends tlmt the court should
have charned on circumstantial evidence
a be which appeared In hee u i he says the evidence nas wholly
clrcumatantlaL Wo do not so understand
tfre record Appellant was identified as
tho party making tho assault by wlt
inesa wlio recognUnl him by his volte
Appellant also assign as error tile falluro
or the couit to chnrgw as to the Tect or
the teetlinony ailiuced by tho Ptato to
Impeach ai > ellaiils witness Teasly on
tU giouud that bis reputation for truth
ni i veracity wna hcid Appellant con-
tends that the court should have charged
as to the object and purposo of lmpacn
lng testimony In this view wo do not
concur TISi general charge given nt to
the weight of the tektlmoi y and the cred-
it to Iw gucn lo the wltne ses by tho Jury
Is sufficient A iellant contends that Ills
e > ld < n rtfes not show any dtadly wca
fon v s u ed The w > > apou used wo a
gun Apiellant discharged the gun Into
the hou e the ball pnssing through one
wall and penetrating the other We think
til Is sufficient proof that the weapon
uwd and the manner of its use made It
a deadly weapon
Opinion by Davidson J
W M CHAPMAN from Travis convic-
tion for passing an alleged forged In
st rumen Affirmed
Tho only question raised byt appellant Is
tbat under ho lmllctmcnl charging that
tht alleged forged Instiumenl purported
to be the act of one Robinson and not
i surging lhal wild Roblnaon wns n flc
titlous person Il wns not competent for
f milv ilUr of this county mi 1 j tinStat lo prove tiie fact that Robinson
i w u Jal st Partil Mexico u idur a n s a neiukrua person An Indictment
1
i llltn thfl one In this case neM not allege
that the purported maker of the lnstru
1 on t > ie h e fw n ubtlsbed by The Pool Stewart nnt H a fictitious person It Is prop r
to admit proof that h i Is n fictitious per-
son without allcglnj It In the Indict-
ment
Opinion by Davidson J
teutiva Kiomltiee met ber today b ue r stiit and that Inattad ot furtberin i RKCHKN McCUIIOUOH from Dallas
1 > > of ur cUtxena they cloj i conviction for aggravated assault re
< ourt houic
work had l < e
vis lnroducol
alhifi of tha Stat
whir < i iu rd eitlj i Interests
T ruvei true in two ln
a tb crowd
bail K tli r l to wlinei the
proceedings After tte > pr llnin i
vt rsod
Appellant jileud former acquittal Inhls
plea ho ullegcs that ha had on a certain
iby been tried and acquitted of tho Iden-
tical offense allotted In tho Information In
this oa e In tho blending attached lo
his plea show Utti offense charged Is the
same as to dates iksrlles und offonse and
be Judgment set up shows an acqulu il
of the appellant This plea was stricken
A < < uon irMor < ra tli aciemfc will b I out > upon two grounds 1 that tho plea
Sner s I lids yar as the farmers culm j waB n > t Wcll plaad and CD be auso it
waa not true Upon the first ground we
think the court erred and that llio plax
on ila face was sufficient to admit proof
of Ida allegations In regard to the sec-
ond It constituted no ground of de-
murrer
Opinion by Davidson J
J A ROGERS from Tarrant conviction
for punning tbo occupation of a
plrmber without first having obtained
n license therefor Hevemed
Tho conviction was had under aitlcle
113 Artlelo 111 provldos that aiy person
prosecuted under artlelo U2 hull have
lit right at nny tint before conviction to
have such prosoeullcn dismissed upon
the payment of tho tax nnd nil costs of
prosecution etc It appears that appel-
lant lifter tbe Institution of this prose-
cution was permitted bytho collector to
pay the tux and was granted a license
which being presented to the court tho
Judge Instructed tho jury it they found
that appellant had pursued tho occtipj
linn nnmsil without having paid the lax
to dnd him pullty und further charged
them tint If the ovldonco showed that
beforn this trial appellant paid the tux
due to the Stnto and county but did not
pay Ihe costs of Ihls caso you nre in-
structed If you llnd tho defendant guilty
to find tho est of this prosecution ngulnst
thn defutidnnt Tho Jury found tho up
pellsnt guilty and assessed thA cost of
the prosecution ugalnst him ThV charge
it t in court Instructing the Jury to as-
sess th costs of thn prosecution against
tho appellant Is not authorised
Opinion by Davidson >
NI1RIY HA Mi AND AMIIHT AIinOTT
from Collingsworth wnvlctlon for ag
gruvatul assault und battery Affirmed
Various witnesses were naked by ooun
Ml for tho defendant If they knew the
general reputation ot tha defendant for
l iaceublonoss nnd quietude In the commu
nlly In which they resided This question
the Btstc and tho
was objected to by
Vstlinony eluded Tho bill of exception
does not stnto what the answer ot the
wltuchecs wnull have petti hence can-
not be considered Some remarks made
by males counsel In his opening argu-
ment were objected lo by the defendants
no request inndo by nppelhvnt
Theix was
to withdraw tho remarks from tho Jury
and no charge was risked ot tho court lo
f rucl he Jury to dlstegan tho ro
innrks This should have been donv W c
hnve carefully examined tbo facta In the
rrVord iu < l f the evldenco for tho State
iHStruo the assault wa an outnigtous
one and tho punishment waa not Inado
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qiMte There Is a conOlct in the testi-
mony which tho Jury have Bottle I against
appellants
Opinion by Davidson J
UrK MeCAMANT from Jones convlc
Hon for fornication Affirmed
Appellant illod a motion to quash the
army of Jurors because ono Tompklnn
one of the Jury commissioners who se-
lected the Jury for tho July term was also
a Jury commissioner for the preceding
January term Article Cl 2 r C p pro
vld tlmt where a Jury has been selected
bv the Jury commissioners no challenge
to the array is allowed Appellant com-
plain that tho court admitted over hl
obj > Olon the testimony of Wllkerson
ThN testimony was in the nature of ii
coutsilon and tended to corroborate the
evidence of the accomplice Ada Haley
Nr Iviie was uiiiilo In the court below s
tp the appellant being other than a single
man The charge of the court was full
and explicit und tho special charges were
not tvijuireii
Opinion bv Davidson J
O P JONES from Hardeman Appeal
dismissed
The recognizance In this case binds tho
nppellunt to abide the Judgment of the
court of appeals There Is no such
court known lo the laws of this ritnto
Opinion by Davidson J
VAVii IIPNT frcm Jack conviction for
wilfully disturbing a congregation its
tumbled for the purpose of religious
worship and conducting themselves In a
lawtul mannerAppeal dismissed
The recognizance recites that appellant
stands charged with Iho offense of dis
turbing religious worship It Is fatally
delcctivo In not stating tlw necessary
elements of this offense It Is no offense
to disturb religious worship tho offense
denounced Is the disturbance of a congre-
gation ns omblod for religious worship
and conduct themselves In a lawful man-
ner Opinion by Henderson J
WOODbB PRIHST from Tarrant con-
viction for simple assault Reversed
Tho only question Is whether tho evl
denco Is sufficient lo sustain tho convic-
tion Alter a careful examination of tho
facts wo are or tho opinion that It docs
not Opinion by Henderson J
AIIllN HORTONlrom Wichita convic-
tion of nn assault with Intent to murder
Reversed
mo court charged tho Jury If said
Btcwart bad assaulted tho witness Henri
etta Hulls but tho assault wna over nnd
tho defendant cut said Stewart out of re-
venge then surh cutting would not bo
Jtibtlflublo and his unlit would bo meas-
ured by tho Intent that actuated his
mind etc This charge Is assigned as
error Tho charge might bo proper If
niipllenhlo to tho fucts in tills c i Tha
testimony shows tliit nfter Htewnrt had
struck lleinricltii Units ho reached for nn
mher brick nnd while so reaching was
cut by itppolUnt e think that thero Is
no evldcne showing that the assault
committed by Ktewnrt on Henrietta Hutts
had ceiiil In this attitude ot tho case
tho cluuto above was not culled for It
was ralttlated to Injure appellant Al-
though no exceptlen was taken to tbo
charge at the time It occurs to us that
under the clrcumstnnccs of this caso It
was calculated to prejudice tho rights of
tho appellnnt before tho Jury
Opinion by Hurt P J
T JONHS from Wichita conviction for
selling and disposing of mortgaged
property Aiff limed
The State offered In evidence a mort-
gage Appellnnt objected to Its Introduc-
tion because tho property was not suf-
ficiently described so that the samo can
b > > Identified 2 Decuuso theio Is u vur
Innco between tho mortgage described In
tho Indictment and tho ono offered In
evidence In that Iho Indictment describes
a mortgage covering a less number ot
articles than the mortgare offered In evi-
dence and Hint the property described
in tho mortgage Is not the same property
described In the Indictment The court
overruled said objections und appellant
reserved his bill Wo think the property
sufficiently described Wo do not think
Hint It Is nocesjary to sot out the mort-
gage according to Its tenor Wo think the
Indictment sufficient If tho mortgogj
covered the nrtlcles set out In the In
dictment nlthough It may contain other
ittma there Is no variance In regard to
Urn third ground api > ellant doea not show
wliercln the property described In tho
mortgago Is not tho tame as described In
ths Indictment The charge of tho court
nibmltted every pha o of the case raised
by the testimony There was no error in
ptrmittlng tho State to prove that per-
tain abbreviations used In tho mortgage
inWt certain things Appellnnt contends
tlikt tho punlBhment assessed by the Jury
la not certain lu that the Jury used the
went Jeara for years Wo think the
trtontlim of tho Jury In this matter Is
too plain ifor discussion
Opinion by Henderson J
WIIMAM IASSITER from Dallas
conviction for forging a deed Affirm
The cd Indictment sets out a deed perfect
In all Its parts but tho same has no
certificate of acknowledgment thereon
VTyi vi W p5iSj5Wf3I T J P5IS
HOUSTON DAILY VOSTr FRIDAY MORNING MARCH 13 1896
nnd Is not lgncd by two witnesses It
appears front tho bills of exceptions that
tho State offered in evidence tho deed
which Is set out In the Indictment but
said deed had appended thereto tin ac-
knowledgment purporting to havo been
made and executed by th grantor beforo
a notary republic of Dallas county
Texas Appellnnt objected to tho Intro-
duction of said deed because of tho al-
leged variance between tho ono alleged
In tho Indictment and tho one offered In
evidence Appellant also lnslnts that aald
deed set out In tho Indictment Is not u
perfect deed und therefore not the sub-
ject of forgery Our civil statutes treats
a deed its istlnct from an acknowledg-
ment It Is not pretended that the deed
could have been registered The Indict-
ment does not purport to set put nn ac-
knowledgment Tho allegation s that the
appellant mado a certain fal o Instru-
ment In writing which false and forged
Instrument did then and thero relate to
und affect nn Interest In lands It Is not
even called a deed yet in form It was n
deed and on delivery It was competent to
there
convey thereby tho land described
in In the absence of two subscribing wit-
nesses and In the absence of a certificate
of acknowledgment and It was as much
the subject of forgery as a deed prepared
for the transfer of land which left the
nnmo of Ihe tranfereo In blank to Do
afterwards filled out There was no error
In permitting It In evidence nor wits
thero a variance between the deed set-
out and that offered in evidence
Opinion by Henderson J
W S WARREN from Dallas conviction
for forgery of a deed Affirmed
This Is a companion caso to William
Iaxsltcrs cose above Tor tho reasons
therein atntcd tho Judgment In this caso
Is affirmed
Opinion by Henderson J
V L HAIIVKV from Hunt conviction
for murder In the second degree Af-
firmed
There was no error In overruling appel
lnnts application for a continuance Ap-
pellant Insisted on proving that he at trio
time of his arreu did not make any ef-
fort to run away The testimony on the
part of tho Stale falls to show flight on
the part of the appellant at the time of
his uirest Appellant himself bowed a
voluntary surrender nnd this was nil
that ho was entitled to show Wo do not
think thero wa any en or In the court s
refu il to permit the defendant to asK
the witness Mattlo Chester If the killing
occurred on the lsth of May lbW The
question as presented was hading In re-
gard to the testimony of Terrell ns to
whnt Oan and appellant said at the dead
bndv of llio deceased this testimony Is to
be regarded as original and not hearsay
The Judgment Is sufflelent nnd tho spe-
cial charges were unnecessary There Is
nothing In the fart that the Jury carried
out with them the Indictment on which a
verdict had nnce been written on a form-
er conviction but which had been oblit
erated by the clerk Tho Judgment Is at
Arm el
Opinion by Henderson 1
FIRST DISTRICT
Galveston Texas March l Tho court
of civil nppeals transacled tho following
business today
Affirmed S C nnd Anna Vineyard
guardians etc vs D M OConnor
rrom Aransas S C und Anna Vineyard
guardians ct nl vs John M Itrundett
from Atnnsas Alfred Stoker vb Samuel
Patton from Rusk Missouri Kansas
nnd Texns Railway company vn R H
Tnimtnell from UiirrK It F Hutches
Jr et nl vs J I Case Tbreshlng Machine
company from Galveston
Reversed and RenderodMisiourl Kan
ias and Texas Railway company of
Texas vs John M Murphy from Fay
ette A J Wonmck vs J K P Stokes
et al from Trinity urr llndsey Shoe
company vs It II Thompson from
Rusk
Reversed on Cross Appeal M Hlnzln
vs W 1 Moody Co from Anderson
Dismissed Hettlt Roberts vs Houvton
City street Railway company ot al from
Hal lis
Motion Overruled
1or Itrhearlng Joseph R Rotohor
ough et al vs Clarn Smith et al from
Victoria Joseph U Roseborough et nl
vs Fannie K Plcton et nl from Victo-
ria John 0 Packard vs John F Hines
ft al from Victoria J R Rahy el al
Vs lrnnk Herman Co from Gregg
Oulf Colorado und Santa le Railway
company vs II 1 Reagan from Mont-
gomery M S Waller vs C II Leon-
ard from Golveston Pick iMosley vs Jo
Mitchell from fiinlth
To Withdraw Transcript Refused Ro
causo Defendant In Ilrror Hai Appeared
O W Pelt vs San Antonio and Aran
sas Pass Railway company from De
Witt
Motion lo Dismiss fjianled Recaiue Af-
fidavit is not Sufficient nettle Roberts
vs Houston City Street Railway com-
pany et nl from Harris
Motion to Dismiss Submitted Darllng
tonMlller Lumber company vs Frank R
Nichols from Galveston
Cases Submitted Ivd Klam vs dim-
ming Son rrom Harris A O Reed et
al vs John Durst from Angelina J C
Hoiihamm ft al vs J H Roensch from
Fayette Klotshelm Pros Dry Goods
cnmpanv v T J Todd front Shelby
Cmma Reus it nl vs Elizabeth Simons
fiotn Shelby City of Houston vs lull
Colored an J Santa Fc Railway company
from Harris Neco nnd Rlseman vs City
of Crockett from Houston
Submitted Subject lo Motion to Dis-
miss DarllngtonMUler Lumber rompany
vs Frank U Nichols from Galveston
Set for Hubinlslon March M IWoTcmis
and New Orleans Railway company vs
R Iza I Powell from Liberty F p
Herbert et nl va W W Lipscomb ee
culor from Wharton Frank 11 Dwyer
et nl vs John J Foley from Harris
George W Miles et al vs Frances H
Dana from Liberty James W Tufts vs
R Cotter et al from Harris San An-
tonio and Aransas Pu < w Railway com-
pany vs Mrs F W Flnttn et ul from
Fayette G W Grant vs Sarah K
Sarcy ct ul from Walker Thornton
Rliind vs A Cheslcy cNcrutor from
Austin Waller county vs H W Ran-
kin from Waller State for use of Nnc
ogdocbis county vs L C Woodvllle
from Nacogdoches
SVPREMB COURT
Austin Texa March 1 The follow-
ing orders wero mado In tho supreme
court today
Writs of Krrnr Refused Kemp Grocery
company vs Sawyer from Donley Ilur
ton vs Idling fiotn Dallas Itonner vs
MeCrcary fiom Freestone Chalson et
al vs llenuchatnp et al from Cherokee
Mexla vs Lewi from Anderson San
iVntordo nnd Arnnsa Pass Hallway com
pany vs KcTglnnd by next friend from
Harris Inlernntlnnnl und Great Northern
Railway company vs Tabor by next
friend from Williamson City of San An-
tonio vs Mlcklejohn from llexnr
Causes Submitted Amary Manufactur-
ing cotnpnny vs Gulf Colorado and Santa
Fe Hallway company from Dallas city
of Corslcana vs Kerr ct ul from Navar-
ro Rehearing Refused Hn bert et al vs
San Saba Springs Land and Live Stock
association from Sutlon
Submitted for Rehearing Two motions
lu enso of Missouri Kansas and Texas
Railway rompany vs McFadden t Rro
from Tarranu
TiiitUK rnnsoss shot
Goliad Texas March 12In a difficulty
today Mr Az Avon was shot and slightly
wounded by James Avon his cousin At
the same time Mrs Tom Pittmnn nnd
child wero accidentally shot Altogether
It wns a serious affnlr although all par
ties were but slightly wounded
The difficulty biosh about a piece of land
that was In dispute Tbo parties reside
tbout live miles from this city
KILLRD A NliaitO
Tarls Texas March 12 Lust night nt
Clrant I T twentytwo miles
north of
mdKe < 1 oodlnir
killed iMlv t < l m 1
V eV T10 drunken
row Th
lllm
Inl 8hoi flvn times Willis
did not fire a hot As all of tho nurii
wero iniilat citizens tho hVro
routt n
havo no Jiirlsdletloii over the offenSe
CRlSHHD TO D11ATH
Fort Worth Texas March UThU nf
ternoon William Grnble a briit
< e
h nta Fe railroad wa SVBhnbe
death l Ills wo nRhl cars and cruslrid t j
homo was
In Cleburne wn
tne order of 1 Railway Conductors J a VmKTt
RW f
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Movement for the Establishment of
a Ferry to liollvcr
FREE FERRY FOUND IMPRACTICABLE
County Commttiloners Think of llulldlng
a County lfoipltal Proipeota of n
lllg Crop 1 bit Year
Galveston Texas March 12 The move-
ment for the establishment of a regular
farcy between tho cities of Bolivar and
Galveston has gained such Impetus from
much qlitursion as premises to make the
forry n reality very soon Tho Gulf and
Interstate railroad will bo running Its
trains Into llollvar within a few days
and a transfer of some sort will bo neces-
sary to enalio the freight and passengers
for this city to reach here It was un-
derstood lo tc iho purposo of tlio tall
road company to havo a transfer boat
capable of bringing complete trains
across tho bay but this Is further along
Tho present movement is simply for a
ferry for tho accommodation of passen
gers and for the convenience of tho citi-
zens of tho county Tho commltteo ap-
pointed by tho county commissioners
court to rnako some ferry provision will
meet Mcssis Fcnthcrstono and Wlnnlo
of the Gulf and Interstate railway at 1
oclo k tomorrow afternoon to dltcuss the
proposition for tho operation of n Joint
forty shall serve the purpose tcntprar
lly ut least cf both thu road and the
county It was first proposed that for tho
county the ferry should bo free but this
was deemed Impractlcablo and It Is prob-
able that Irstead very low rates will be
Ilxcl
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Tho county commissioners court was In
a very economical mcod today There
was a disposition lo apply Iho uxo of ro
tienclimerit wherever thero was a chance
to cut unylhni There wns ono Item In
tho account pitsenlcd of 1 for matches
Judju Lotkhart thought tho bill was too
sttcp and Indicated that there wero too
mnny clgntctte snickers around tho court-
house The n nd n d bridge committee
had incurred an expense of 120 In mak-
ing a roan Inspection and It was sug
KMled that they b reimbursed but tbo
chair laid there was no provision for
such payment Hut thn mutter which en
garcd most attention was tho care of the
sick and destitute Thu county physician
repotted Hint thero wire eleven women
and four men nt St Marys lnllrmary at
tho expense ot tle county und Judgo
Iu Miart said to so dispense with tnctn
would teduco llio expenses of thu county
on tliit uccnum S27o a month Tho county
pliysimn was Instrrcted to discharge
them uiTording thorn a reasonable timo
to niiki nthi r ariangements or go to the
poor farm In this connection the county
phyblelan suggcsled tho establishment of
a county hospital as less expensive than
the contract system Commissioner Vlder
said ho knew of i lot and building I hat
could bn putcnaiod at u very low figure
and the ertlro board resolved Itself Into
a committee of the wholo to consider tho
matter of establishing n county hospital
and the purchase cf tho property offered
INITKD STATES COURT
In iho United States court Georgo W-
Angle receiver of tb ISrazos River Chan
rrl and Dock company tiled a report of
his receivership from October to Decem-
ber 31 ISPS showing amount on hand at
tho lultcr date S3C03 i
Mrs Mary O Chappel vs Frank G
Reynolds continued by consent
Anna M it 1 ry al vs Texas Ex-
press company Jury out
Untied Sliitrs vs George F Poolo et al
leave granted to amend
Galveston City Railway company vs D
A Tompkins company et al continued
without prejudice-
D A Tompkins company vs Galveston
City Railway company continued without
prejudiceLOCAL
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
II C Head nnd Sam Lazarus of Sher
mnn wrro In the city today
Mr and Mrs J Davis Trammel of
Palestine were In tbo city today
Tbe ladles of Si Johns church are pic
paring for a grand Kaster egg sale
Tlio Daughters of tho Confederacy will
glvo a festival at Woollams Lako May 1
Tho telegraph operators havo organized
a ball team and threaten to challenge all
comers
< nptnlr N W Hunter right of wry
agent oi the fcouthern Paclllc was In th
city todpy
Members of the local bkat club will
attml the Skrt tournament at La Grange
on Saturday next
Tin Heamrhlp Regulator cleared for
Mirrrcol today with C701 bales of cotton
and itioou bushels of com
General Pastitiger Agent Kecnnn of tho
Santa Fe bus gone to St Louis to at
tend a n ertit tho Southwestern Traf
lie ntuocnticn
Superintendent Downs of the Santa Fo
returned this morning from a 4Vlp over
tho lino as far north as Purcell I T and
reports tho outlook for a big crop cf
corn and cotton very certain from tho
amount of land prepared for planting
DolegatS from llnllun societies rt Hous
ton Waco liryan Austin luiIj3 and
Thurbar held a meeting this evening
o the Italian colonys hall to txprcss
their sympathy with Chrlatlatis In Africa
and their Interest In tho Peu Ctods so-
ciety
NBCKOICHICAL
I P SIMPSONSan Antonio Texas
March 12 lion I P Simpson u well
known member of the bar died today at
tho age of Ui years Ho bad resided hero
since mil
MRS FRFUNDCuco Texas March
12Mrs Freund an aged ludy died heio
yusteiday nfter a fhort Illness She wus
a former resident of Indlxnola and had a
large number ot friends nnd relatives who
sadls mis her She wns burled yesterday
evtnlng from ihe Lutheran church
vllM A K AisiClddlng < Texas
Vurch liMr Hermann Krius died a
mo nK01d Infoln on Tuesday night
f
from the efiects of Injuries received by a
T r < ° n him last Saturday Hu
lTVicS > Blx Bn lal1 children and a
tlallvcs l0 mou hls
untimely death
VnechIifU + ASnONTlmnon Texan
h
March ll Tho
sad news of the death of
eM l rlte At 1 ° n3ed 29 shocked tho
his b n1n ya lornnur Ho breathed
h0 noVod ° K Zmoro hlsm > p S5i Sa-
f M cJfIXEXrDckln80n TexnsMarch
iViebinsaf S levei > nn old resident of
tSve 1 nrSt UTS Oil
Del nsnn bayou d oil
last night after u
Uift1dysp
T rt ra L nln dysp ej sl
S edhls G nl nspbysklan tri
Sriw rtlrSS hiJft 21 MTi Fhe reniilns
ihl 1
l oia u
PanoU c lhaiii rsldes at
SHORT EXAS SPECIALS
lurca l 11 o V < ween itbd
> a tiard lnd a lnrge plcco ot
Mj pjja SSiSl i tfi fet Li v
worii
U nt0rtarinU
mlllatltifj humotwTTL
Scalp andBlwdw J
SoldUironthotilth
Dana ua c CmI Ui
the latter fell out
foot badly
be out on crutchei
VKIlNONDIttrlctJodwo
of the Fortyslxth Juifiil
forms all attached WibSSiS
cases nna miln i foS
In his court In Greer coSmKiS
day at Slanging Greer tS
HYMCSEAU
HAWKINSWHEELERDen
March II II II lUaklni
1 exits was marrlod here tedara
1 daU8hW M W
11his ty
crot 1his cl
noiNTRKB LAUOHUX
Texas March 12Ust Utht
Rountreo und Miss Dora ltfL
rnariicd at the Methodut churclL I
W Tlittw
Siory cfflclatlns
beautifully decorated atil nut
with relatives and friends to Wfi
ceremony
BROADNAXSTEVENSAltli i
March 12 Mr II J Brcufcui
placo und Miss May Sterol c It
Texas wero united In mirtUpii
home ot
tho brides parents la lii
Wednesday afternoon at I octat
coupla arrived In tbli place l Uj
Rroadnux Is the assistant ot Pisia
King and a promising biiltiMi Bit
MANTOOTIMIUTLERLiiai a
March 11 Mr K W MinxKtitt
Judge E J Mantaotli and Mluftn
ler daughter of Mr 0 II Bulfrtj
bade the town eood nlgM ItiBJii t
northbound train and Wt for latal
whero the nuptial knot vu tl11
Mantooth Georgo ShotwellaadLrat
can ncompanled Ihera Tkeiapiii
created astir
WILLIAMS DUNKS Crtr T
March lYUUs IVUIUtad
Annie Dunks were marrlel it 11 la
today at thn home of the brideitnra
Mr and Mrs Levi II Dunks Ibi
nago was a quiet affair orlrrtUa
a few Intimate friends of the eoncvi
parlies being present TnejiiTta
have many friends here who irisaCfl
long nnd happy life
WBATHBR AND CROri
New Waverly March Ili banll
fell hero Tuesday evenlni itdlSit
changed suddenly to th notii
Wednesday evenlnif when It to
hack to the south and II Unci I
Hint dliectlon this morning Fwaa
very much discouraged at tier is
later than last year with that id
this last rain will delay Itatlewtn
and In ioine places lonse IIJ
tho first of the new y r praiaH
that tho cotton crop torlSS
lihort of last v ears crop but i
statements of different tuwngf
iwlll ft
acraee of cotton this Sfr
cetd that of last year Tta WjJ1
thn seems to have t Jt
price
them henceJheabOTaWieg
aged Mumford March 11 A turi stt
wind rain and heavy SJi
hall passed over hers yeaWWIJ
by s
This was followed
which is still Mo VtS
no darriW W
here hence
up wrt im
has been an exceedingly
behind
farmers are greatly
preparations for planting
THU lIRE RCCORD
RRSIDRNCK AT ORESNTna
Greenville Texas M li
Oence of Judge J 11
destroyed by lire last WJ fS
tho building and partot n J
JSW
nmounled to about
Orlgl M
llttlo insurance
OF
OVHRDOSn MORfjfj
Greenville Texas Mux
reached here this
J II Cook a Prominent
Qulnlaa
merohant at
of here had taken an m A
pblno and 13 at tha point > J <
These Drs
Do It
DO what
fall A ui
in 1 specialists
others follow Consu t g tBtrf
urecl
VfTof helng
sfblo tfmo cons
tlllo treatment
PoioaJr
Safl
ind CrSagy
tlrriuil
eoe of dlsensedortgj Zg Sl
eop
antes to all rj cwn M
tauahl
Jnjfe
n
u v
trcatin y1ylfii
3f w
methods often e perleiceiS7
which is t fffig
ment and Thls <
8VPHI1I STVie laftiiri WiS
1 y lfes it J t rtftlrftS1
STRICTURrratwi1
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