Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02
Two WEEKS MORE.
Pollard : Breckenridge Case
Resumed Today.
THE END A LONG WAY OFF.
-
Much Interest in the Cross
Examination.
Col. nreclsinrIdse'. Diplomacy IN
Rernuns the Testimony OF
Mrs. Blackburn = Evil
dencc In Hcbuttai.


BY Associated Press.
Washington, April 1-Although the
Pollard-Breokinrldge scandal has drag
ged through the circuit court for three
weeks. to the exclusion Of other cnses,
which are equally important from
financial standpoint. IL promises 20
hold the boards for two weeks more.
Judge Bradley has heightened the daily
session OF the court one hour by ste
ting until 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
thus breaking the tIme-honored custom
under which the local courts have al
ways adjourned at D. m.
Despite this additional hour which
means gain OF Que day IN n week, the
lawyers do not expect TO be able 10 de-
liver their valedlctory to the jury be-
fore the last Of next week.
Congressman BreckinridEe will con-
tlnue ON Monday the recital OF his YER
sion OF the nine years intrigue with
Madeline Pollard and he may consume
the entire day IA rounding out his
story, after which he VIII pass into the
hands OF eN-Judge 1ere Wilson for
cross-eNaminauon From thls inquisi-
tlon the followers OF the trial are an
tlcipating their choicest entertainment,
for the jurlst and ex-congresHman from
Indiana has well earned reputation
as the most trying man who could be
selected from the local bar 10 rake a
witness. He Is no rcHpeoter OF per-
sons In the court room, following fnith-
in the eyes OF the law, ana he has an
unusual facility as 10 planning trans
for "A Witness. lending him niong dif-
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No trouble Is expected by the Brock
inridge forces from the writ signed by
Speaker Crisp aummoning him to APP
pear at the house TO help make a quo
rum for the Joy-oNeill election con-
test A formal statement 10 the house
OF extremely important business
which demands his presence elsewhere
VIII probably lead the house to make
an exception IN his case from the or
der revolving all leaves OF absence.
which was passed last week.
There VIII be but little testimony
FOR the defense after Col. Breckinridge
leaves the stand. and most OF that
Will be In the form OF depositions The
rebuttal for the plaini!ns viii then
come, In which Miss Pollard herself