The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-19
NEWS BY SPECIALS.
The yenkins-Bordeu Murder Trial
Begun,
But 10 interrupted by Startling
Developments:
The Prosecution harges m Attempt 10
Pack the Jury.
Court Decisions al Galveston - IN
EdltOr's Bereavement.
Railway Gossip and Market Reports
From ~. L0uls.
A Venerable Lady Barned ~ Death ht
NavasOia.
Other Nsw3 by Special Dispatcher. !
The Prosecution harges m Attempt 10
Pack the Jury.
Court Decisions al Galveston - IN
EdltOr's Bereavement.
Railway Gossip and Market Reports
From ~. LOulS.
A Venerable Lady Barned ~ Death n
NavasOta.
Olher News by Special Dispatches
bfissFIBLD,

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NAssTiELp. La. Jan. ls.-t9pocial. J
The drawing OF a iurr in the case OF th'
state against Ban aud Ned Jenkins. charged
With the murder Of Rav. l.. Lane Bcrdop
Is s'ill slowly progressing and likely to Goa
iinuo for several days. Only three Juror
have as yet been accepted. The case opened
NJ $3.50 this morning and by O'Clock thi'
evening the third juror had been sworn and
the venire drawn ior this week was eI
hnusted aud counsel for defense proposed
to have summoned sixty talesmen from tins
by-s,anddrs. At this junoture District AT.
torney Hall objected, aud moved that the
Jury commissioners bs called together for
| ibe purpOse OF drawing tbs desired mum
Der rom the box. He gave as the reason
! OF hrs objection aud consequent proposition
/ that he nad been reliably Informed aud
/ was prepared TO prove that outsiders, with
/ no business NJ court, were in constant At
tendance un ter pay for the purpose OF be
| ing summoned TO serve as Jurors On the
! trial oi the case. Al this the iH;her OF the
defendant arose and was oeBinuiugto make
some remarks, wsen the court refused o.
/ hear him aud he resumed his s5at.
This was followed by n considerable
/ show Of feeling and some exc meat IA .he
courtroom. The ruling nt the jUuge came
neXJ, which was In favor OF NJ. ialIs mo
3 fion. The defense then asked mo court iuf
sieV minu'es in vi iiCh to consult during
which tims ID strict Attcrnev Hall LETT the
| onurt.ronni In a few minutes he returned
and AZ once annOul crd to the court thAt he
has lust received information and could
produce creditanle witness TO prove that
one Of the three juror selected had made
| q false statement on oath 10 the court, TO-
wit, when examined on the question OF his
( Quail rcauons as "a juror he stated tuAt ho
had held no conversation this week with
IN priaOrcrs, and hat his informant would
testify tu the contrary.
/ Whereupon Mf. Hall fled q motion
which will ne tried In the morning, TO the
{, II a. hat the court dismiss the said Juror
! from the l-t or II was the opinion OF tRe
! cDnrt that such cannot be duue witboUi
I Diminishing the en,ire twelve, whether
sworn or rot, that the same be done.
Some Of The attorneys say that this is a
novel point and much Interest Is shown IN
| the decision of the came. Alter th's mo-
| tios Was filled the court sdiJurned until
0 O'Clock 10 the morning.
Interest in the trial is Increasing. AT
tachments were issued this morning foI
several Important v illnesses for the defence
who have failed 10 appear. Nothing yet
can y, ascsr'ained 50 10 the course tha'
will We taken by the d. fense.
GALVESTON. Jan. Is t Press IA secret
conference of railroad men was held at the
general office Of the Cult, Colorado d Santa
were Messrs Waldo and SwansoD, OF the
| Texas Central. Newman, OF the Missouri
Pacific, and Murray the Santa Fe.
| News was received here to-day OF the
death April 8th. 1888, while Oh voyaSs
from San Francisco to the Arctic ocean,
aboard the ship Dawn, OF Enstace b. Lowe,
eldest son Of Colonel r. G. Lowe, managing
editor OF the Galveston News. The ds'
ceased was only l6 years OF age.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, Jan. ls.-[Special. The su
prems court reversed and rem dered for the
appellant: Supreme Lodge, etc, VI,
Grsce ct al, from Fayette.
Reversed and r-manded: Mcdonnell rs
International & Great Northern railway
from Webb.
Affirmed: Wise vs.. O'M lily, from Cam
erop: Pace Va. McLaue. from Webb, Jone:
vs.. Jones, irom Dilia; Snow ct al, VS.
Tayior, nom Hamilton.
Submitted on nri.is aud oral argsmen nj
fir appellant: Eohtri son II al vs. Breed
I iove y, ~ from Washington.
/ Ceriiornri returned and motion sub
mitted: Newman ct ul. vs.. Dodsoni IRON
Washington.
Gol. Il. q. Lowe, managing editor OF the
| News has received the painful intelligence
| that his o dpst 500, Euslace Barrow Love
/ sge sixteen years who LEFT heme last spring,
| ana went to San FrauciscO with cOmpau-
/ ion, where they shinpei on the whaier
| .Dawn" for the Arctic regions, was lost al
sea. IL seems IRON Information at hand
/ that the Dawn encountered heavy weather
and Apri s b Young Lowe, though mex
| psrienced Was ordered aloit TO take IN The
| fore upper top.sa.l and either Was blown oi
Knocked ovtrbosrd, as that was inc ias'
sean OF him. On tho return ot the
"D,wn" to San Frat cisco young Loves
companion transmitted the sad it.lllgence
| which was subsequently verified by the
| master OF the vessel. Eustace Lo se was
bright boy and gave promise OF brilliant
futu'e. He is nephew OF ex-State Ireasi
urer J. C. Moncure, of LOUISIANA inc
heartfelt sym pathies of the entire commu-
nifty 20 out to Colonel Love and family IN
| their sad bereavement
Tomorrow morning another test OF th'
water works will he made ~ tae Iremon
| hotel, when a stream Will be turned en- tn'
building in different directions, to furnish
an example OF how the works would an'
swer in case OF hre.
ST LOUIS.
sr. LOUIS, jan. ls-t Special. 1.-The locA
cotton market vas nominal and there Wa
not enough trading to maze quotations.
Cash wheat was higher aud hrm; sale
were small owing to q light supply; No.
red, 81 O2 l.2.
Cash corn was higher; No. mixed, "a "a
The receipts of hides were very light an
prices We're trm.
Wool was strai iy.
The oatt,a trade was slow and recei p,
ljeht. With no demand from shippers.
Capisin x. 8. Hays, fret vice pre- ider
of thr Gould aud Wabash svsiem., left tc
the esst last night to consult with Js
Gould on matters pertaining TO the ssi
tens.
Receiver Woodward, OF tke Texas & s
Louis rond returned TO the city to-day an
held a long consultation With Presidet
Psram re. The result OF the interyie
could not be srcefisiue but both eentl'
men reasserted their heliei in the necessit
and harmonv OF the receivership procee,
in,s. Mr. Wood ward announces that b
d rst effort will be directed toward the ps,
ment Of overdue salaries
A, w. Creamer, o. X Ksns. City, has bee
J appoin'ed ge 'eral bsxgsge-mss er OF III
! Texas Il 81. Louis. win hesdq asrters
} Cairo, Illinois.
FORT WORTH.
Al Fosr wonrs. Ian. 1s.-l5oecial l-Wol