The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10


hrinF my own outfit, aud no rald
.HYru had bother take your own
therefore, 4 sAut my 0uiht up ~ tii
falls, OxpA0tlug Ia r9cqlyO tln cattle
sent tho outfit 10 tho FallB nii0f tht
onttlo about tho l6th Of MAY, and wont
a. thHO my Oh about the y : Ut MaY
aud STAYED there until the last day bul
ono bnipTa tho cattle ~er0 "a
no dellvorodj believe u
VAS ou Filday, think. /
autographed Mr.. Lowing, ssYlug that /
must hnya q debate anawer about thY
cattle; h9 talegraphel back saying
"My T8prv31niagivo sill DO mp % NOR
rowp Mr.. Garner, tho noienbani,
came no With proportion % know
II would accept 1850 mead OF cittlo AZ
SO q head, 90 bo delivered ~ Baird,
aud no showed me u contract ootweon
Mr.. Loving and some ono called Nor
chant, which he wanted me 20 accent,
but refused that ended our CONVEX
satlOu, as far as | can remembers
thea went To Mr.. Flooi, Al attorney az
Wichita Falls, and gave him lattor 10
tho Fort Worth National bank % COS
my papers out OF tho vault, with H.
structiOns TO SEQ Mr.. Loving about tho
matter; don't know that no went 10
500 Mr.. Loving, but no took the papers
up b soma attorneys theroI Hunfer,
O'Seilt Sc Stewart; In tho Goa
yersstion with Mr.. Garner
at Wichita Falls l told him tina. /
should bring criminal proceedings
against Mr.. Loving, and he aaid IL WAC
very hard 70 convict man OF murder,
and that Mr. Loving had taken relig-
ion and that no thought rs would pay
mo back my money; l went
down aud saw Mr.. Loving
myself fow dav5 after Mr.. Flood was
down hero and asked him to explain
why the cattle had not beon there ana,
Ak far as can remember, no did not
give auy exploration NJ all; he offered
mo all kinda Of things as secarity,
stock in tho Gazette paper, and ]
would not accept &; then no said, "if
you con'6 like my terms, you can go
your own way, rs / hear You hsvs
been iEsgJr citing your solicitors about
it;n the same afternoon he went no to
Hunter. o'Nei!l IL Stewards office
and triad TO efiect compromise,
AID then i.anged myself
with MIR. Loving that II no would
place 1000 to my credit in the Fort
Worth National bank, tho first pay
mont 10 DO made by the LIST OF July,
thst I would reduces tho forfeiture TO
81 GOO; no was to pay me 5000 and IN.
tereat by this agreements; then went
off buying more cattle; when tho lst o.
July came inquired OF the bank II
such payment had bsen made and no
payment had ever been mado, then !
wrote letter 10 my solicitors, 0Nelll,
Hunter IL Stewart; theE l was
taken sick for about month;
then came down here aud found that
nothing he'd bsea como in tho matter,
and Mr.. Loving sent Mr.. West, az
Jscksbcro, to me; nothing transpired
personally after that time between mo
and nv. Loving; other negotiations
wero conducted between us by third
narties; in oas convers ltlop mas
about the cattle with Mr.. Loving he
told mo that tho cattle had gone inCn
Jerome and Hil's he d Il thiuH it was
Hill, and | know that 1t was Joroms);
that they had gottsn y better price for
them; nc said that MIR. Harris hSd
sold then; then / asked him what
business he bad selling my cattle; l
forget tho answer no gave me;
l did mset Mr.. Loving IN his Office
about the first or socond week Ill Au-
gust; went up there With hlr. West
and Mr.. Kennedy to see il mStters
could not be arranged; all this was
through Mr.. West asking me TO 90 aud
takinr Mr.. Kennedy along; nothing
was arrsnGed; Mr.. Loving offered Ia
transfer mo all his shares in tine Ga
zette, and another proposition was
that il / should pat 5000 into the Ga.
zette should have q certain interest
Ia it, but sfor get now what the inter
est vast believe he said he had $20,-
600 worth OF shares in the Gazette; ho
M ,ds these offers II I would releass
MIN from the contract; then was Of
fered second mortgage, too, on the
promises, which L refused to accept
/ authorized the bank to act for me "a
paying out the money on the DRAFT ana
bill OF sale, Mr.. Garner saying that
wauld be perfectly safe 10 allowing
Mr., Loving to draw drafts on mo &C
companisd by bills OF sale of cattle
that he had already purchased; that he
was to draw Oh me at the rats OF 81 81
per head after he had already pur,
chased the cattle and showed bills oil
sale for them; l Was to. got
the bills OF solo in lieu OF my
bond; this was CT the time the Letter
OF Instructions was givon 10 tina pauk
sonle TIM after this trs1SacGOn Mr.
Loving told me th1tifI would advance
Mo tho other $500 no would give me
b 1ud; refused; thia was the balance
of $4,000 L was TO give for the cattle;
[ will be 26 years OF age in Septem-
Der.
Gething was cross examined by conn
sci ao'euse, b15 nothing new was
elected and 1T about III O'Clock TINS
morning the case was adJ omtnea ul,
Ill Q O'Clock Tuesday mex. The State
has about introduced all OF its wit
pssses, though Mr.. Ross Sowlin, this
eyesing in conversation with TIE
HERALD representative, said 1T was
possible that some corrOborative evil
dence might be- introduced n9at tues
day. ,
FORT WORTH, Sept. S.--lSpecial.l--
The preliminary trial Of George b.
Loving and w. A. Garner, charged
with swindling +. j. E. Gething, @
young Englishman Of means, in cat
tls transaction last April, and which
was adjourned over last Saturday
until this moraing at O'clock in Jus
tice Zinn's court, was concluded this
afternoon. The prosecution intro
duced one more witness. That was
n. J. BRADLEY,
who, being sworn, said: 1 am con
nected with the Traders Nation a
bank, OF Fort Worth. as individual
b 5oE,keeper; was so connected witt
said bank in April, 1885; there was M
GRAFT drawn on G. B Loving d Go. TO-
SO, 800 during the month Of April, tha
/ know OF, in said bank; | have eX,,
ami oed the books and fad no record
of snch draft; it is my notion and I'M
preston it would have been recorded
Il is frequently the case that cheeks
pass in and out without any recoro
0eiug treated as cash; when q drait o.
Dill of exchange ia received at tht
bank Tor collection 1t is usual and Gus
tomary TO enter it or tho COLLECTION
register.
After the examination OF Mr.
Bradley had been tioished In
counsel for The prosecution an
nounced that they would rest thei