Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-17


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tases and dsfsnsSs shish The Lac allasst
ihsm, They applied i0T change u staue
aud complied siih an u The las governing
a change u yshue, Nhish Wss refused ~
the Court, They also applied for q eoniil-
uanee, GA the srOnhl u an absent stiffness
covering ia tie motion every Ioint Required
~ The lag, which vas also refused by lls
/ Court, Who Justified his refusal ia thai
clause Of the Las which says the faos stated
/ la the motion must appear % The Count q
. be material 10 the drieuee, HE fact ek'
peelel 10 be proved By ne witness mas
I that the deceased had treated defendant
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| him the evening that the killing took plao'
at deeeasels osh house, sud that deceased
went 10 the house shere the killing le0l
-. x-ftk tla 5000 4 s.s..uasa AZ aftaak la
defendant, ANY laNyer will say that the
evidence Wss material, and on the ground
stated the continuance should have been
granted,
No matter what the verdict Of the jur!
may be, unless il is that Of aeqniIlal, Ihl
ease will 80 10 the supreme'cO
The jury have just brought in Jerlie
~ guilty Of murder In the FIRST degree
Goes 10 the Supreme Court,
Henry Cotton will be tried to-day, II I
Jury can he obtained Three YeniTes love
two hundred mem were exhausted before
jury could be Ob,alRed in the cease Of Lero.
Cotton,
Under the new constitution erlmlna
courts viii cease 10 exist, unless re-eslab
lished by the Legislature, aud IL will be
blessing unless men properly qualified ar
selected TO preside over them, The ineum
bent OF our Court Is broken'doWn prea
cher who never looked into law book uu
I'll he was appointed TO the position b
now holds, and whose only recommendation
to the Office was that he had at one tim
professed to understand tie Mosaic la'
and praeiieed its preeepts by having on
wife and divers coneubincs.
have taken up moTV time than shout
have done with our local affairs and per
sonal grievances, but the fact Is We have
dearth Of news here at this time. hay
already suricited you with politics, an
: unless talk OF ship channels or bar deep
ening, am without a subject.
Gen. Candy, you will have seen, has re
, jected the prayer Of the Board Of Com
merce OF this city TO allow the city to Ia
itself TO raise funds to open the bar. Tn
people OF Houston would have asked n
such privilege. They would have gone /
work themselves, and have opened the ba
by the time our people had ceased discuss
ing il. Oh, for little Of the entorpriz
Of the iIoustonians, with our own goo
judgment-for little of the liberality Z
the Iloustonans, with our long purses
PHOENIX.