Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19
G. L. II. HOWARD WILL NE TRIED
ON rHis CHARGE.
THE TRIAL BEGINS TO-DAY.
-Four Witnesses in Jail charged with
Perjury, aud WIN be Tricd Also.
They Have Conrcsscd-His-
tory OF the Case.



United States court here tomorrow ANA
the cuirvcniue of tbe Federal grand Jury
am " ~. - a. .,..-a ,,1l a..
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considered ON charge OF suborning Wit
n,.s,s ..,a ,s., go. ,,,i,,,....s who ara
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NOW III lnh On charge OF pc'JuN WI"
also br beipr, that body, They are Ed
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"'"''e - "i'-N""'i y.
4" Nllham J. Gleason or New lots aS'
EJrarl Smith of Eurland mud EcOr-e
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Wales They were Witnesses iqr me
dpfcnse In tho lrst Howard trial, and |
W'oh 'NhNN'loh OF VViVnuan' WV -"
rested on charge OF perjury, aud have |
baen hed nvniiip,. tbe action Of he |
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srahl jury ~ thr H'siuci attorney oNA
the written confessions of each, they |
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preferred.
Uowurls nftornrvs will ne everv
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''''''V' l''',''y 10 Pl'N'h' M 'i"'N '''"H
brought back from the tolumhus pcn for
Nre rinl. Sueh urooeedtre wand
.,.. IN,
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-hayen of his magnificent flowing beard
and shoru. of MA hc,uiiful bc,1 Of hair
nm. ~,
me "l'l anu t"hNletlVh ui rev ~ ~
| f. Howard for using the United States
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most remarkable eases ever before the
courts of this or any other country. The
| ,,.it,,,,s.,, .,,,, o., 49,. ,. 10 th..
u5'Ssgs SAlhN IRON lle iauNs OF Jn'
| ioWlN ana from ulpiOmalit crleH- " il-
tereStei every Nnte IA The Union. oiii'
tiuls from New York AMI London took
| parl m ihe trial, and Robert Lincoln
| United States minister 10 Great Britain.
| under President Harrison. was one Of
| the witnesses for die prosecution. clerks,
| letter carriers and posfnl authoritips from
| New York aud Washington rnve Choir
| testimony against i.r nra,,.el Tho
| Uritiah ,oveFntncot .n,. =, ,,,..sfi ~.
| sepger 40 Afiorneg lIowlins ,,ii," ',rin-
| snrk mn al ,I,cn,no1,,s co., Xxx,
| n Trcot prit,t 49,. w a a.
iyojy. ''''''' "'''''' "ui'' ''s'p '"'''-
~. It'll
M tnf ,r'ai there were romance pa
Us "uu trateHE lIHrWoNtm IN q reulhrS-
u"u .lul'llsI' ana many pHares OF NE
WY IpNe'hch
ButihS An interval IN tlle irinl Howard
NlHlleu memphis ana was interviewed In
u manner tnhi was calculated @ throw
dust IN The eyes Of his W,rsucrs and then
went to New York SO ouieily Tint ma onr
In his argument before tho iury be
had drlwn most pathetic scene OF tbo
condition Of tho UNEMPLOYED Of New Yori
and London. Those people he pictured ms
desperate In their penury aud want. and
characterized them ns flth on the skirts
Of civilization, hcdragplod along The curb.
STONES of The great cities. For five dollars
iney could be hired 10 swear away The
ne OF any man or the virtue Of any
woman. This speech wae at the close
81 the hr-t trial which resnlh'd 10 a.
hung nc, jury. Throughout his speech he
l'slnnalod that the Quilted States govern.
meni las hired their witnesses from The
ranks Of nm. m0loyc'l TO break down aud
prosecute NM who was posing as the
beleiaetHr oil mankind.
me c'hieSiions given by Brockway
ilfpr9n, smith and Hcauy show TINT
ne al9 ihe very Hnng ne accused the
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