The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11

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County Attorney Pendleion closed the argu,
ment n the Rush-LOyd ease to-day Ut 1890
md the easo went 10 the Jury, Judge Hoods
charge ln tho ease was perfectly satisfactory
10 all parties interested, rs II was u liberal
and fair distribution Of the law In the case
II was just both to the defendant and the
State, and WIS heartily endorsed
by tho attorneys on both 81 les
and the numerous spectators Any one seeing
the imbeolous appearance Of tho defendant
would say nj once that no was Innocent Of
any criminal net, During the entire trial he
appeared TO be wholly unconscious Of his
situation and seemed not 10 realize tina. no
WINS on trial on any charge whatever, The
fact u, NJ certified 10 by our most eminent
physicians, he has suffered many years
with disease Of the brain, which
caused periodical hts, and for which they
Tho physlcins) have treated him
with bromide OF potassium In large quanll'
tics, which acted M panacca for
tho brain disease. An those who
were most anxious 10 SEQ Rush hang now say
that he h not guilty. Its the universal opln'
Ion that Caps Is the man who has commit
ted oil the outrNgos, and that Rush Lloyd Is
Innocent of the charge, May no be acquitted
Is the sentiment Of the
good citizens of Fort WORTH
March l0) Three political caucussos have
been held In tho city In the last two days, for
the purpose Of bringing out fourth man ms
Il candidate for Mayor From MI appear
ances this election will be ono Of great inter
est, and will attract considerable attention.
The Rush Lloyd case went 10 the
jury yesterday ut one O'clock.
The Jury is still out on tho case. Lloyd
succeeded In proving An MibL--H.
NJ. s. Plnaiore in Evans hall tomorrow
night. The case Of the State We. John q,
Morris, charged with murder was called IN
the District court this morning, and continu-
cd I'LL next term OF court on
account Of the absence Of Witnesses
II Is very common TO say that tho last speech
good lawyer makes Is the best one, but
aside from the able speeches In the past 1t is
the unanimous opinion Of tho hundreds who
heard him that Frank Balls closing argu-
ment in the Rush Lloyd case yesterday was
the finest that over was made In this city by
anyone. 1t was certainlya most powerful
speech, and placed its author in the head ranks
Of criminal lawyers Of the State Of TexNs.----
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