The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27

Douoyii sior 10 ngsin 200 the ascendant
saws tre correspondent 40 Tho New lula
WoIlJ Do has settled The controversy
over li. ..reriY in Now Mp1lcO ON The
balls Oi lH yslne being elOll,OQO. D1uty
remain. $50 owner Of uut-hhli interest,
while John B Allen, The MthacAuttl.e
cari'susr, bl1 given bis persona, checks Tor
100000 fHr lhu halt interest represented Ay
the claim 0i the BJslOe estate.
BQslce nat INFO this property s-lOuUJ.
This capita mas been Invested ia the Dor
aey castle ranch only e ltile over a year
and p hell. The return SHOWS the great
value 1i the property. as 90 careful IA oapi-
talist az John Il. Alley would not have put
in 40 large a sum N he were not absolutely
certain ol what no were doing. Dprsey
himself values the ranch and cattle interests
attach I'd ht 81 O0,OO0. The settlement WAS
arranged several days ago when Robert G..
lnPercll, D0rssy's attorney, recently viz
ited Dsnyar. The hnEl completion oi this
trlnsaCt'o n has taken pllCe ig Washiu ton,
where Dorsey has been quietly stay ing dur
ing ih l.s. week. II Do had not been for
the atI r.Je prlseCntOus. D0fsey would
to-iAy have a.Dn The sIla owner OF this
msrul rcen. property. !. was in the cA'ly
DAYS fnu ugYelOpueut OF this ranch chat
D0rsry egs caught in the clutches at the
dep4r. Nr.t ui Justice. lie soon became
embarrassed on account OF th1 enormous
outiys needed bDih IN New Mex D nId iu
Wastinriup. lie then sold nn interest 10
B''.ts il raise tho money he needed. What
B1siaH pf'd md was top.y vas represented
by s.o.k . Accompany organized % tnf limo
the .r4u rt, Made. fnr sttrroute trials COST
Dorsey over $4,000. Wl-u be was
aCql tr1 Ae weut back 10 NcN Mexico,
aud 1uun Uriv.ng there he found the prop
eltF lIealY m'bmauast1. The manager
al tAa time represented tne Is sIeo inter.
AT NHnH ..#sH "A 10. H
seizure @. ne office, his Oust,ls % inc
manggrr, aud the application Tor IL rrc iyg-
isa8l1ry tact has been thoroughly told
The CnrrrHt version II the affair. hD"tyrr,
has lcpWs9n'ed Dorsey as dong what Doe
he lal up authority O. do. the ACtiol rt
Judge Ak ell, Who vac alCd the order ap-
point 1g g receiver. sind who 'ssuea au ur-
der fSQuIfiug Dorsey % surrender tho %
hcc, has been often cited as he urOOi or
Dorsey being iu tne wrong, UpOu ihis de-
cisiOn there hangs q story that may lead TO
the mueschment OF ue ettorney-geuer
Axtei owed br ''' appointment as
COVE nor OF ine t-f JTy TO DOrgry.
Whsn hs Lost ME glac, as Jv@'nor ne went
back % his home IA 'Glv. lie was
there after the close OF the Garfield cam
paign. Hs begged Dorsey b yet him az
Apo nimeat. Dorsey was GA old friend of
AEtsll And readily consented. He went
with him 10 Mentor and there dictated n
letter go O rleld promising 10 appoint AK
TIL chief justice IN New Mexico Garfield
signed This letter but did not keep his
pledgs. lis promise caIue R9 an inherit
tauce 20 ihs Arthur administration, ana
Arthur h1noled Gariieid'8 pledge ana APP
pointed Axtell.
Ia New Mexico Dorsey and Axtel were
naturally quite Intimate. When Dorsey
fret took possession of the ranch aud app
piled Tor IS receiver, Axteli was very often
az his huu,e, but no mention # The case
was MADE between them. Wheu tue mo-
tiol came 20 yacate the order appointing
receiver aud to apjoiu Dorsey from hold
ing possession Of tho Office, book and
papers OF the company, Dorsev appeared
with his counsel, j. b. Csthr0A, gnd the
attOrne y-gentru OF the territory, William
Breden. Before tAe case was opened in
corrt Axtell met DORSEY upon tho streets
Of Santa Fs. According 10 . prominent
Santa f. lawyer The judge said with all air
OF gtea, embarrassment:
do Won know | am very much embar-
raised by a dispatch have just received?"
Where is II lrom?" said Dorsey.
From Ohio
"Any bad news from homer
Ut is not that" said Axteli, "it is from
Washington"
Dorsey bad suspected as much. lie had
been warned that Brewster had a way of
following people, and he instantly jumped
TO the conclusion that the attorney general
Dhu Ottu suflIuCeiuk AAtti ilui no must
not decide in his favor. When they were
going iuto court Axtell stopped Dorsey and
asked MIN.
30 not have Csthron submit any argu.
ment. prefer to have al argument from |
The attorney-general onlv."
So q thron remained silent. immedi- |
ately following BTedsn'3 argument the |
judge handed down two written OPINIONS
the one giving his reasons for vacuatine
the urier requiring Dorsey "a give up the |
Office and the papers Dorsey went out |
with his counsel and walked night oyer o.
the telegraph office. Arriving there Dor
eey said othe supplemented Telegraph or
orator:
ibid you deliver t1as dispatch from
BreHeter, attorney general at Washington,
TO Judge Axtell2n
"Yes sir" said the operator with an air
OF importance.
ThsH was enough Tor Dorsey He was
satistied shat the attorney general had ~
recty lutrriered 10 the case q private
citizen. a acted promptly The OPPOSE
ton got possession OF the empty Office, but
Dolecy c.d not f1d the books or pavo-.
10 turn over. Before any further Judicial
action could be taken Dorsey was busy tel.
egfaphing east. The Boslse interest offered
to SET lie Tor 500 600 cash. To find this
amount in the dispossble possession OF any
one msl was not easy. John b. Alleys
cheek, however, secured Dorsey's ultimate
triump PHI although the price he had 10 pay
to close out the boslee interest represents
the further loss he has been called upon 10
endure upon account OF he Btar-routs pros
ecuiious This expense now practically
toots up 81 10000, and yet Dorsey was one
OF the least OF tn9 gJar-rOute contrsc.
tore. HI took merely an interest 90 save
a debt TO him owed by Boslee. Ais
interests cleared in two wears
Sc COO, while Salisbury, VINO had 0j per
cent. Of the expedited Htsr.routs contracts
and received 81 10000 annual nay. was
never touched. Dorsey Is nov free and IL 1,
not unreasonable q suppose that he is
quite ready TO turn upon the attorney. gen
crol. fnis whole matter has been laid be.
fore Springer's committee, and 10 IN under.
stood n Nquisiti0n will soon be made upon
the Telegraph company 10 produce The oil.
ieged dispatch. IL is inconceivable that
any person who was prominent enough 20
be cabinet officer would attempt to direct
the action Of ecourt for or against anybody.
IL is safe 20 say that II 10 turns out 10 ba
true that Attorney. General Brewster tele-
yraphed TO Judge Axteil how TO decide the
Dorsey or any other case, that both Brew
ster and Axtell will he iisble 10 impeach-
,nent by the house judiciary committee.
What s5ds special interest 10 the case is toe
TACT that Erewster has been Boslee's attor-
ney for the las. twenty years.
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