The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-06
LOCAL LITERATURE.
Presto, Change! Csnnsek Caught II
NOW Csmmask Chuckilsy.
Oar Coming Kingdom Of Csal-An A.
tempted Association.
Tho Usuai Saturday Republican Wran'
gle--0ut on Bond.
O,hsr Mat,ers, Local 10 Natare

A few DAYS sincs tho authorities received
ln'ormstioa that the mysterlously missing
Morgan Cammsck, prince OF cotton swim.
dlers and chief conspirntor In The late
crooked cotton swlndie, who having s1neal-
ed and gsined al unhealthy liberty and
skipped the country. had been npprehsnded
At Gusymas, Mexico, BY Win Davenport,
iormss ~ = resident Of this city. These re-
ports az gathered by the reporters we're
worth. The facts as learned from trust
worthy source are to the sn-ct that alter
tbs newspapers bad publisi ed that Cim.
meek b ad left FOR New Oflsnns. tnat slight
solicit ods was felt regsrdipg ein by those
most interested. He showed out a few sticks
of tIfy. however, 10 the solicitous, who
~srs sppesssd. He s.uuS back Into Texas
and went via Houston to Ban Antonio,
aud from there 20 Lordsourg. At this
place H. a large hash house where the train
stops for something b, sustain the inner
man. 1t was hers that Cammsck let both
feet Zip. In an evil hour he aligbted from
the train 10 strut around q few staDxas on
The platform and stretch his weary limbs.
UrfoftGnatsly for Csmmsct, no matter
what the sequel may be, WIZ Davenport
the plat!orn himself. He saw Cam
mack ard Csmmack ssw him. Davenport
touched the wires and sent information that
Morgan Commack was there, They tele-
graphed Davenport that one thousand dIl.
lArs aud expenses would be HE. This sum
was small com pared 10 the pile Csmmsok
Ia supposed TO possess. The wires were
kept red hot between here and Lordsburg.
which Is in New Mexico. and the result
WAS that Cammack was followed
or II shsky reports be true, accom- panied to
Gusymss, where hs was arrested. He wes
brough. back to Critendsn, on the United
g. tcs SIDE OF tho line goodly number
cfmiles. All at oncs teegraphic commu-
nicaiion ceased. Nothiog could be heard
from the cantor or the captured. Sheriff
Smith lett Friday to meet the
prisonar, who was expected 10 arrive
hsrs yea eTday morning. Tho prisoner
isied to arrive. Detective Bailey. who was
close on TO Cammack. returned from tho
vest very much disguised at the tnrn mat
ters nd taken. He did not ssy so. but he
looked IL, He will leave to-day tor inme.
where or somewhere el-e. Various gro the
snrmises as to how Cammsck rsgained his
liberty, yet 1t Is fact that he
took the train from that point
/, vbieh he had been conveyed
as prisoner back to Mexico free man.
Siill he does not 'eel sac. for yesterday one
Of his bondsmen or hi next hest friai q re-
ceiyed some three kilograms from Cam
mpcg, or his next best friend asking
that II no returned ard should
report daily to Sheriff Smith
until all the cases In which be Is a wit.
e.s for the prosecution were disposed Of
il bo would be hsodlsd for his extended
leave OF absence. What consolation the
bondsmen or Csmmsck himself got 10 not
known. A good .um Of money was tsls'
grsphed by bank to Sheriff Smith
who was at u Peso .yss!er.
dsv, which looks very much ike no
,n,enuB invading Mexico.
There 10 no question but that Csmmack
10 AFRAID OF the railroad and regrets that ne
did not pursue tho even tenor OF his wsy,
by msining ut home. Billy Davenport
is vet to be heard from. and will no doubt
have something interesting to say whom he
Is heard from. Oammsck 10 at large bot
MT 1ost