The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17
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ST.. M,Tslu Csmm ios, quo 10 nOR In
ihe odun y iri drsifes 30 be rsie sssd OF
IT, 40 90 eitimt hs n~yer Violated The
y Iol+. Der GA blni bsias p.raIa lnnt Il
psrpi- lie ulaiiua toat ~ Only In 10
q 81 f4g New Ofsals 5,l AntuaiO, Mexico
AAd u nsr uoiItl o. Ou inrss, It'll no inten
tina Whatever ~ iaaglig Or Jumping
his ovni. ana he gives Va aIgu-
ment OF this position that he
hsd al 'osby Indemnify from anything
wrong ue clay nave d1nr or btcn covert 10
by hagag turned ssase's egidepcs and fur.
Ilshrd iacis ssaiusi The otner p'Tties that
suuld % " ot thell, whicn could not other.
wiio nave been procured Ha admits that
he was arrested ia Mexico, apd that the
sSinollg lout vino arrested him took
monsy ~ luIn him lpose. de sass he did
not pa, his money for tho purpose OF GET
ting away, ~n,od Do cou, haga done, nut
siu,l, hcuausc hs nAo len Dallas on hus-
ness with tha honest iutent'ln 81 nturniIP
ss sboh "a be- Gluld, ana taere ere he t,u
nut wsn' 20 b. nfought baok AS pas inrr,
ihut q come Dscs, IA no dId 90, ni h'spTn
yuiton
While j. il true that Mr.. Il. Il s,ay, one
ofhis nondsmon, osGin eui hts anr, .fs aud
the Tep1rs about h'm, hrc,HIr uneasy
ara .licArd ,ne service, 81 3atgi! Smltn
Tor his c,bture aud Trlurn, sin,
he nov hiss tail itith "a O,mmick
sud Eiii propose to-day 80 have him 40.
ias & on nis old oOnd, ne h-l-B oae 0I his
p1Hjsmen.
trtA ed 40 a bttto's witness, ulgl Yesterday,
WneG hs was pat % . cell oita other pd,o'
mere.
County Attorney Clint has lost ccpfl
q nee H. q lmlnsok aud pr1pys'sii The law
viii permit, e. prosecute him Win the OtasE
cotton stealing Gases.
Pns reasons assisaei by Mr. Clint ara In
prt disclosed In tue following motion fled
nv MIN wee eriay eenO"r:
S,atA u TrNts vs. Morgan q unmack Dlstr CT
Court Dallas county. Texas, 1881.
And no3 comes the cluniy attorney In
benait OF tle state ia tns ABOVE cuIItled
cause and represents - toe court th.t
heretofore. Ia wit, ga or about the pa day
Of N arch, a. ID 1884 ana about three days
ai,er the raid Cam lIgclS had glvsu hold
ard b.eu released rom custldy, he lied The
country and went to Old Mexico;
that his bondsmso, K. Is. Sssy, be-
coming sppreheGsive Gbons n's return
procure In CONJUNCTION with the mover
hereof, w. II. W. Smith og, 10 Ell Paso,
Texas. sr his WAY to essure the Is,urn OF
the said Oammsck, prepa 4t0fy TO securing
tne services OF the ASH Smi n, for SAID
Seay made an lavit pnc,r, ms siat1,es In
suoh cases maze aud prov deG, 20 give The
or his bonds. AiSerwlrds t1-w,t, an the
S.n day OF Apiii tue sad Cammscs> was
arrested ON cspias which isuedN in
one of the cases In which said SeaY waA
bordsmsn. and the sad Cammbos was ar
res ed thereon aud 10 npw IN tho Dallas
couuty jail. The county attorney ayers
ma does not believe tine bonds rs st present
fixed will be sufficient IN The event said
CamniacS attempts 20 g'vs bsii 10 secare
49,. a A. nd.
clurs. Tn ieiore he pay tue bonds of The
said Cammack's bail Ire raised u 81 COO IN
paoh al the cases ia whioh he stands IN
dioied 10 THIS court.
[sisnsdl CHas. Z. CLINT,
County Attorney.
The Easlon case wss set tor DO 29h il
t,aos ,or trial. l. is pretty evident the
g;ytp will be raady for trial, bu5 the gsneial
although the defense Keeps q
8 III uppss ilp, aud seems % Clsnur for
jlstics (joor ils,ios, how art thou Imposed
upon), snet AZ Upyl C iiion Tor cOntuu.
nc. wilt be applied Tor. Yon Gee, time
Kills recoiection; t1e memory of witnesses
grow dlm. doubts are raised as fshs i'o5i-
t,vepass Of certain poiuts an.t ell doubts
go % the priSocef.
The following lottsr from Mr.. w. o.
Davenport will egpatp ltseii:
LoRDsBURG. a pill 10, 1sSi--.To the Dallas
HERALD.
GaNrLFMes:--I see By your papers several
frlIcSs reHectirg upon Inc ia the capture OF
Morgan CAmm3ok, aud foel Ia duty
bound to my friends and relatives Ia Texa'
to NAL the following slatemant regarding
some: Several days ago | was g2iog
through the train on the Southern Pacific
railroad and to my surpriRe came 10 con.
tact with Morgan CammGck. and knowing
that he vas wanted 10 DAllas-I wired L.
A. Johsol of your city, ssyilg- Cammsck
is hsre, IS no waa.ed Johnson
wired me, yes, arrest hIm by
all means. C.n5 will telegraph you
particulars. ! awaited Osints message for
several hours, hut AID not receive woId
from him ua;ii Csmmack hol lets. then
got ~ sage from Smith directed to the
sheriff, offaiing fifty Q50) dollars for the
arrest OF Cammsok. | $50 received one
from CT mt offering The same amount. L
took the next trsin and went To Tpscon,
Afiz ma Territory, and there head thai
Cammack had gone to biezico. then
started Immediately bsck to Benson Arr
IONA Territory, and there took the
S)Hora railroad into Cd 8SI.cc,
and ordered all messages 10 ne
sent TO Guaymls, sonora, Mckee; mad IS
IRON this town With me (OonneD
while iuGugymas; | sent him to HERNIA
ella where we last heard from Morgan
Cammaus; ! STAYED in Guaymss VITA JACK
CahmaGk: while at Guaymas heard from
ths American consul tnat ii could aeIi
Cammsck TO 60 with ne vUluut trily tlat
could sidnap him without apy rtquisltloh
Up 10 this time l had received
nosniDg from Texas aud was awaiting as
had dead on capturing him, As vas WIN
JACK and kDeN his DlpVemeub am lSAroed
that abe would ssil iJr Australia
on April the IL b on fret steamer LEAVING
Guaymas, ana 1 had the part watched,
therefore he could not possibly get hwhy
wi hout my seeing hisa ~ the megn Nhie
Gam nsuk heard that l wss d1te htm. He
(Morsan) was at Herms1iia; also was my
man Conner. Cammack lzit HsImaciils on
ioGt walking fifteen miles TO . iown called
Wilii;rd. Conner followed him ana cap
tured him at Willard, where Uammack had
engaged ard ravsd weeks bnSri ewatlng
this steamer to leave Guaymss. The same
day Conner telegfaphsd me 81 Guaynas
that he had Cammack | wired him lmmI-
ciately to get him over the line ald wo9!n
follow on next train. Whilst waiting Tor
the train received t. lsgrsm from smith
& Clint. ing they would pay Sl,Qoo Ter
Cammack delivered in Dallas. tfeu
sired Conner to hold him and await At
first station after crossing the line; also
stated big monev 10 Tim but did not tell
him how much. Alter comisg up next
day 1 met Cammsck and OJrDor as Gaia
bassis, A. L. Cammack seemed very much
mud worried, and Conner was
in favor of iurping him loose, b1s waatsd
the reward. Cammack wan'ed time 10
wire hons, aud promised !. would Les
h m have q few days he would Willingly go
with me. told him all right. he stayeu
there few days. / then met MIN at Ben
son, A. T.. and there he shipped his trunk
to Dallas and purchased ticket
to El Paso and came with him as Tar as
Lordsburg and he went through to Dallas;
l sent party on the train to see that he
Lid 90. ha did mi want nus TO CARLY MIN