Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-14
DALLAS.
4 Yen h OF Niretepn Years On Trial for
tbs Surder of DudIy Lowery-A
Nsrrew Escape.
trict Cours-Charsed With
Stealing Cotton.

| Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX Jan. I3-The trial Of
". c. R.yrolds, 5 youth about nineteen
years of age, charged 6tth killing Dudley
LoweTy OF The evening Of Jlae %. 1856,
Is noT going OF II the District c9ur5.
william Chapman is also c11rged with
The sAne crime, whose trI&l comes u
mex: week. To: sv.jeycs CT lie c t>rse,
WHICH hiss occupied ell dSv,iS to the sE5cl
taa. Los err was found living deal in tx
ROAD a5-ut dslk . tteey-EiLg ofihe . b
% June. 1885, about haf wey bat1. en- his
"wn house srI the n5use % his bTC-h=r,
n. 0. Lovely, about five mi,es
from Lancaster. Young SsaTs, BROTHER
in-laW " the dead man, found him and
gave Tie alsrm. L9wery 5ad two wounds
4 his thrOat, ope seyering the wiEdpp,
nd the other the lugu,ar vein, also cot
on the back Of the neck snd b.uise ca tbs
Oack Of tie head. The defsEse turtle
showed that Reynolds, Chapman sno
JOSH Pruit were seen riding along tie
road scout shutdown. 4 diagram Wa
shown Of the ground scout where ths
body Was found, showing g gate 10 pas
ture to which LoTery had gons
tfNr his mQise, the desd
00dy, AMI Were WAS found 4 COW viii
and LoweTy's hat. The hat vas about
stylnty-flVe steps from the bodg. Be
tween tie b2tg ard hat VAS blood
scattered on the ground, and (rscks Ct
ttrce horses. A merchant OF LsLCae1 e.
testified 20 having sold Reynolds COW
ouy kGlfa on the Gsg &c TIE kiiliGg, sno
that R-y0O.ds gave II 10 Chapman. A
cClo-eo hired mau CT L?0cry's tls ..f-C
that Reynolds, Chapman AMI Pruilt were
IL the neighboThood 1 few minutes be-
ore sun d0wn and rode sway yelling:
i"Hs are slid End reckless-we'iI
get him. This witness testified
10 a whip shown ia court as the one re
ssw in Reynolds hand OF that OCCASION
IT Whip that looked like II. AoothrI
witness testified that he saw the three
mer riding down the ro3d on which
Lowery WAS killed sb0us sundoWn. 4
DTothsr Of the dead man testified tbs;
there had been 6 deadly feud between the
Chapman ard Lowery families for ten CT
tWelve yesrs, ever since C5apman snd his
f2ther had q laW suit ever piece OF land.
rne case will orcu0y al the we <, with
probably night ses sion.
MIR. Frank Fee attempted 70 get an the
Texas and Pacific passenger tysia this
morning while III mo.iGc. His foot iop-d
s2d h6 ;'Gs InrJ1T1 C2tNaa4 he C4tF, BAT
hoding on tightly by eone unexplained
-lHS0l re WAS thrJ8n fcom cetwseu the
CATS, which passed him asfeIy, the geutle-
ma1 succeeding il Ca-Cbing tie rea~ car
and boarding :1e train with u. The Slight
est Il :, snd bus Nt.le scsre
Mayor Conner received this mornin.
the following telegram from London,
England:
W. Q. Cornor, Mayor Dallas. Tex
can place tn city CT Dallas ) par
Cent. Hoods at nc geld.
(Sig1ed) T. SMITH.
james I. Windsor, farmer nfS7
Louisville. was arrested today charged
VITA stealing three bSles OF cotton from
another farmer IN the rCi2h00rh0od
Windsor says Ghat s nau by the name Of
johnson brought The cotton - DsHas Oh
E day when Windsor vas IN the city, and
came to hiD ond Z; guessed him 20 sell l.
for him, which he cid and tarned :he
money over 20 Johnson.
The Uaitcd S~s'es grand jury sd
iouFned this evening to reconvene op
February %.
It is generally understood tonight that
The Uai5ed States graod jury did not in
DICT Judge John A. Harrington, charged
with emb zz!ing posl0tfice funds in the
sum Of $500 while he was assistant
postmaster ct the Dallas po-tottice. BE
hs3 been urder bonds FOR several months
IL The case of ". S WOODS vs.. j J.
Lag, ct 81. il tae United States District
curt tor damages IL tie sum CT SIS 500
me jury f2ucd for the plliniif, givIpg
him 1880 damages.