Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

persistent searah hy slie oiie.+& H. Z.
finally located III a. 3hlekts knA ~. Z,
few miles up thc.WAt Totk 81 *, n (, .... Is u
river where ne had lain Ia ti..t * &, .'.
but on the night Of tlle calstagS n <, ,r'''
O'clock, being IN Il iAnishloe en,,.,,.'
he had yenturedtp a aSlahh0fio9 4. Ell
house for food. oilees~ lI.a f, '''...
right and u. Ii. klA,l.lax .>'.'
20 INC front cate, wiNn, sssl1x I'D
rocogniNlng hegrin a. uw suppef lAl.s
through the oreu door NNlcef Maad5x
hastened @ ehe rear door whefa lIo sRet
hcrsin inst N the act 81 rAs+ing IN (. ,lIo
having discovered their preiHnco' Aeffla
Attempted 20 draw hls fevt iVcf, bAt tbs
officer was too Quick for hlra. and ibfcsl
HIN 70 throw NJ Als hands and remain "a s
until ,liearmed Py Colutag0s liz WI
started on iortha city, and pn he NAV
prayed the officers 70 give binlA Euh 81
he miHht blow hi9;bmlns out, as hesela
he knew he had Killed Ds nafsadhl MA
would be hung lori II taiwntb ia,i
During his cnncealncat he had hasfeled
of his heavy, black niuStachp MIN dull
lpocket-kuitc, thcrshy altering hla Appaar.
ance very much, and rendered lin, With
the greatly disccioscd condition ii MI
clothes aud person, scarcely rSc0anisslie
Owing TO the Intense cSotemtai Il, ne
city when IL became known the nexs dAv
that he had been oaptnrod and was ia iha
city, " became necessary to spssit MIN
away by night and take hlm 10 4 place AZ
safety Our officers performed this dhty
most admirably, landing him tho mkt
morning IN the sherman jail, where rs q :.
mAlued until the excitement had allayed
and II became ratR 10 bring CHIN back hofn.
When the case was called N laanarv
| last, the defendants counsel made a no.
4 tinn for change ~ venue on Account "A
the prejudice existing IN this community.
After hearing evidence for week he
court oyerruled the motion and the d.
Tense ohtalneda continuance.
The trial beRas on June 3, and after
the examination OF 22h men obtained M.
on the various yanires under order Of The
court, q Jury was obtained knd the Hsa,e
began Introducing evidence on TUESDAY.
Jane ., and The case was closed aud lufv
charged ut 4sS0p. m. Saturday. June lS.
The only defense WAS insanity 10 eus.
tain which plea about twunty WllnaAsaa
we're examined, beeides depuHitsons 81
nine more from Kentucky Tho state IN.
trudnced seven witnesses IN fehultal a
the insanity question, besldee those Il
the main iactaeuf the kilIing
The evidence for the defense covered
. the entire life, aud showed the va1lcnl
, pecuiiarities aad ecccntricitira VI the ID
! iendaut, all o. which they claimed as eyl
dencng his insanity, whist the siatu 81
trlbuted them to his, ~ times, uSaessiyl
: use OF liquor.
'rhe chnrue OF the court was mpst tnil
: fair aud abln, aud included The law D
!. murder IN the ilrstand second degrees, q
\ also every phase Of she snpjeOI q IL
3 sanity.
z During the entire trial The prlsont
tHerrin) has assumed ~ mir Of The mos
il perfect indifference, his eyes constant
!, ON the floor, EXCEPT 20 caet hnstie
r glance vt some hystander, He has "
IL With hishead inclined slightly iorwags
II his elbows upon the arms 81 che chat
b Ills hngers and thumbs working nervous
4 together and his eyes titshiug most t9l
y uuuunely, aud apparently, Ur soa t8Fa
!, obhcfyrr, most olllNipns Of all u'tt gl
l. tmnAplting around hlli.
D. m ,hoaa ,0n,, Ia .,.At -, t81se's,o
u MbN aVlilent tliat 90 has ppid }'io
e. attention 10 all ihat has trallsplfee \
IN that he has eNhinlefd the keenert ing
H. of mind, as whom she tears were seer
u. course down his cheeks npon the fsAui
81 the deposition IS his mother, nov Ny
he n. Skinner % Pruyidcnce, kys autl
10 lug the history % bis early ynuih any
ed addiction and death Of his lalnar, ~ \
a. undoubtedly saaered tho nlost ssr1h
al suspense.