The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

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Judge Reagan, from Falls county,
was ssfofba or tho 9th inst, on the
square, 3hd carried 10 the military
cave. Thc following are tie pa't'e,
u'srs. The Judge was suspected
Of having thrown brickbat into tho
military camp. and upon lhls susp',,
cidn Was arrested by the soldiers, and
liberated shortly after hi arrest
The Judge again appeared on ,he
square armed, AMI tbs Sheriff, Mr..
!. Mosris. interpreting his de"o"s'F",
lions hostile, arrested him again, aud
unon which be was taken by the
I L uised Aate. soldurs in ccs'' " TO
their camp Il'aoo Efa"''"e', on.
] The Houston Times states That
David II. Wesucr, charged with com,
hitting n rape upon little coie'.a
,,irl was tried before Recorder Tracy
! The details Of the case are oil a re-
voting character, Wcsner was requi'
red TO give bondin the sum OF soo""'
for his appearance a, the coming ser
sion of the Criminal Court--in de-
raplt of which he was committed 10
! all We understand that Wesnel
4 school teacher in the employ o.
! the Frceducn'- Bureau. II /" ew'
den, That his first lesson wlll resu,'
\ IN consisning him to the State peal
,e,tiary' if il don't send him to The
gslie~4
Gras.hoppcrs have made their ap'
pearanco in the west
CRIMINAL CorHr-'I The ,oh.'
pas.--On the organization OF TIC
court this morning, the jury in cas'
Of the State vs.. Leroy Cottcn, for thu
murder or John b. Lochmnn, came
into court, and through their fore
man, Mr.. II. $. Fletcher, presented, :
verdi. Of guilty Of murder IN w
Rrs. degree The Jurors looked al
Il they felt the great responsibility O
, their position, but thGre did not Soon
10 exist any sort Of difference a' e
the verdict they were about 70 rcn
der. Each one, As his name va
called BY tho clerk, responded In th'
, firm and confident tone Ct mar
twho felt that he had faithfully ant
honestly discharged his duty.
LyroY corrox.-we have has
, but little to So, on this trial, becaus'
J sc would in no wise prejudice thu
ease Of the unhappy young man
But now that he is convicted, we fce
,ha, It is not our duty to remain ST
lent ANY longer. During tho tr's
Tho prisoner seemed unconcerned
and .demeaned himself as a e''fe'es
spectator While the jury was GU
; he smoked, talked. and laughed a
though he had no concern IN tn
solemn dclibera,ion. When the Jnr'
& came in with their verdict, he scenes
: a little flushed, aud scrut,nizad tn
, 49, or,,cL With unusual closcness
otherwise he was as careless rs V't
u, mln h,' "a p, rrooooM;0ss xon, }orwar,
i n, W. csdiiva Eli IN ihe apcl Q
r ; VIZ " hn sarer,lly b,usbed il a
, n,s so ~, ~ ,;,hs, h;s cammapd owe
-, ,"'' ' '"u"s sr Tho hardness Of Nj
49, pa ,ss tnow moi which W
49, nsa, Nv, rson tho Gre, p,om,nt ai
,sa'" ., ;"as Ill., whols ;urv was .sti.
"a .' ' ss,;s ,',':i, s,es,, Ssoy,d IL.
".a y. y, rnu.,.. of ,l,. ',,x--.eu,
~" -, vi;,e .o,;.N,.,i og n
s anil ,bouab, !, hard to hang $
young a man: The evidence Wv. wa
oenSa1ssu F' ,ha, 90 c95o,I sy auy 20,
f sihili,y mitigate the crimo was can
yas.ed, and after night spent j
this soleran as''sers''sa' ny '~e,y
men ;a aaA ,sa ss,, a +; +" the secou
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