The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-12

man caiue to the restaurant and Or
dercd breakfast for himself and wife;
| fixed IL for him; | told Mr.. o. that a
man was looking for him; Orman
said"all right;'he did mot say anything
else.
MARTHA DOWNS,
cOlOred. said: Saw Bud lIughston in
front of Bud Ormaus saloon at z
o'clock Tuesday morning; llughston
said Orman had made remarks
about him. llere other
testimony was given hut is
is left out Hughston said Bud Or
man would have to take back what lac
had said orhc (lIughsten) would whip
Orman or Ornian would whip him.
Cross examined: Ormap came to
my house short timo after had the
conversation with lIughston, aud
asked me If | would testify to what
| had heard; told him | wonld tell
the truth; saw Orman again about
two hours afterward in his saloon;
he was sitting behind the bar; saw
him take a drink of water and put on
his coat; when | got home went to
Pow's for beer and heard the pistol
shots. Here the witness testified as
to the general reputation of defen-
danps relative, whose character was
question by deceased, and which
caused defendant to kill dcccasedl
Cross examined for defense: Saw
Bud Orman sitting behind his
bar with both hands clasped to-
gether, aud seemed as if he
was crying; this was a few minutes
before heard the pistol shots.
D.A. ADAMS.
Saw Bud llughston at Orman's
saloon Tuesday morning; he came in-
to the saloon and asked where Orman
was aud saldg.want to sec.lhe--
-; ho has been talking about me; If
he don't take II back | will kill the
- -" lIughston then made
bad remarks about his mother and
sister; Orman came TO the saloon aud
went TO the dining room for his break
fast; told him he had better look out
as Bud uughston was looking for
him; then repeated TO Orman the re-
marks llughston made about his
mother and sister; Orman was eating
breakfast; he got up from the table
and said no man can utter those
words and live" defendant then left
the saloon.
Cross examined: Am bartender for
defendant; have been there since the !
first of March; Ilughston came to |
saloon about $3.50 O'Clock in the morn |
ing; did not see anyone in his car
riage; colored man, Dan Jackson,
was sitting on the hack; suppose that
ii. left his horses in charge of
Dan jackson; lIughston followed
while standing on the sidewalk; he !
came in the Saloon and asked for I
Bud Orman; told him he had not |
come in yet; IL. said he wanted 10 see /
the - - -; (the witness then ,
repeated the remarks as uttered by |
dcceased; ilughstOn remarked, 81
viii get the ---- - - before 10 !
o'clock after llughston went out of !
saloon heard him speak to 10. Lotto (
on sidewalk; heard Lcito laugh; Or I
man came into the saloon about $
o'clock: went behind the bar and then |
went to the dining room; no one
came in with him. This was after s !
O'Clock; saw Orman Ggain in few !
minutes passing through the saloon;
he went down South Second street; |
Martini Downs WIS in the saloon
when llughston was there; heard her
laugh on sidewalk while Hughston
was talking to Lotto; Hughston came
to saloon three times; second time he
came he asked for Orman; told
him he had not come; the third
time he came, the two women
were in his carriage; they went
into the dining room, and iiughston
took them the drinks; he asked
me again If Ormau had come;
said no; lIughston paid for the
drinks and left with the women.
1t now being 1918 o'clock the court
adjourned until $50 p. IN.