The Xsr.lorers of the St.vTo rlt;! BrotherAllowed Bat!.1^0range, Tex. July .‘1.—The case Qf tin? Hope Bioi. on habeas corpus for rite killing of R E and JohnJSti-S«irlt;i was concluded today at ab ut ! a XI. o'cl -elc. After the evidence was I tttU iti the cause was submitted to the 1judge with out argument. Judge Teich l taueUer promptly announced that he considered the relators eutitled to bail. There were two complaint*euravs.n Larkin S. Hope, charging b::a respectively with the murder of li E and John Stafford. The courtfixed his bond at $2500 in each case,mud ms there was only one eoaiplaiat ttqatnH Marion Hope, and that ior £ha marder of R E Stafford, the adge sixed tiia bond at 83000.Both parlies promptly gave the bonds required of them with J. L. To •rosene. T L Townsend, Jehu Harwell, A Bradshaw and JohnPSaw; j«raU;r •* sureties, which wasapprove da tvd tbey were released from%custody. They at once started for ter he »es to a back via Weimar, Ccrei*b!e York's testimony today fcuowed that Col. Stafford waa the ugrlt;S3o:» es he had used the most profane, viSe and abusive language *nd abustd La km Hope in his wiles preset icYork also testified that he cried in get Col, Stafford to desist, b*it be was eyidently determined to g«:t« row and he did sot and got into wue which cost him and his brother their iivts.