Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03
A DAY AT DALLAS.
Republicans wraugllng and Fixing Up
New Local States.
Ipformer Cammack Non Est Inycntu
aud SIN Overdue.
Another Chapter Of the Cotton Fraud
Literature.
La, Ing Plans TO secure New Railroad
Connections.


Q Special 10 the Gazette.
Dallas. April IA special to tho
, Herald from Washington, published
: this morning, says A. B. Norton o
/ ID alas is there, presumably to work FOR
, a. NJ. Cochran as postmaster at Dali
! las, TO succeed Garrison, against whom
a hard fight Is being waged. IL the
: Herald's Washington correspondent
will keep close eye on Judge Norton,
he will find that he is taking no hand
In the ~ stofiice row but Is doing his
level best to yet his friend, ex-Marshal
Siil.well II. Russell out ofthe Chester,
Il Ill, penitentiary. There are many
men in Dallas, with good opportuni-
ties for reliable information, who pre-
diet that Norton ana Russell will soon
return 10 Texas together.
1t is reported that Mrs Enston, wife
of the cotton swindler, left yesterday
via New Orleans for Philadelphia,
She has been stopping ut Wsxahachie
for several weeks, and man from hat
town purchased through ticket TT
Dallas, 1t is said, for her use, via the
Piedmont Air Line route.
j. H. Tiezevunt, president of the
state board Of underwriters, to-day
/
10. held nj Galveston ON April . q, TO
| fix Insurance rates for the coming
year, elect officers and transact other
! business,
Morgan Cammack, who recently
| turned states evidence in the cotton
| fraud cases, was liberated on bond aud
went 10 New Orleans. il still missing.
! He has been duu in Dallas, by agree
] fAr n
and his prolonged absence has lea the
| Off 'iais and the public To suspect that
he has fled, and VIII not be present at
The coming trials of his confederates
| RumoTJ to this effect have been ia cir
cula ion several days but the officers
would not state that they shared la the
apprehensiobs I'LL To-day when It. de
veioped That all possible efforts
were being made to learn OF his
I whereabouts. This evening IL is cur
reutly rumored that he has been cap
! tuteh somewhere o. the Mexican from
/ tier, but the officers could not or would
hot corroborate The report, The GA.
| zEIrE correspondent this evening
called ON County Attorney Clint, who
has heretofore expressed full conf
dence that CapInHck would live M To
his agreement. lie said: "Appear-
ances at present indicate that Morgan
! Cammack does rot intend r,turning of
his own accord Should he violate
| his agreement with the state he for
| leitS ALL clemency promised him, and
| II captured would he subject to trial,
| ut the will Of the state, and
| all information heretofore furnished
! 10y him could he legiumately used
against himself as well ~ hs associates
In their crimes Mr.. Clint also said:
IF lac has fled, it Is for fear of arrest
aud prosecution on charges OF alleged
oflenses pending against him else.
where. However, should our present
apprehensions prove erroneous, and
Morgan Caulmack voluntarily return
he Will be extended the same immunl-
W from prosecution AS heretofore guar
anleed.n
II. Il. Seay, leading counsel and on,
Of the boudsmen for Cammack. say,
he also shares In the belief that Cam
mack has fled. Cammack's family ar,
stiil In Dallus,
The Times this evening puhlishe
r two more of Cammackis letters I
: Easton, - follows:
4 july 3, 1888.
a DEAR GEoRGE-Nothing from 70
!. II you would run up to Little Roe
E and spend day and tell me WIN
6 you had to sRy
a Let me know If there Is any poss
t. hiliiy of meeting you In the next lie
: days, as | want To run down to Ne
Orleans. What news have you iroI
g. G.. +. A?
/. What do you think of working IL
first scheme, which wrote YOU frol
Il New YORK, in connection with the f,
Il business, should you so to s.? And
o think OF IT, | want you To do me
n favor; there may he n fellow the
II named Gibbs; he Is Il two-iaced =. of
n b., fire him ON the spot. He has bee
q there quite awhile, and IA old Thu
lie mond said about Cabell, "he IN
ns served his country too long.n
IS Please write and say what was Il
s. new plan you had to reveal. Am an
1t ious to know. Unless you have ,
" ready written, and the letter is now ,
re the way, let me know.
Is Try to write by return mail IL pos,
I'd BILE, and you can meet me at iitt
Rock before reply can reach me. II,
III egraph me MS follows; wv. Ii. For
W Chattanooga, Tenn. VIII he In Lit
xt Rock on. GEo. HlrNr
VIZ w LIS ucpot HOtel ana III
lis thar II. n a.
o. 4. S.-Was the Mrs Rogers who "
ed raped by n negro ut Jefferson, wife
of q. ii. Rogers? l see she Is dead. We
IN sad, wasn't IL.
he AUGUST ~, 1883
DEAR CoL;-l wrote You y.sterds
also day before, and / Thought i,
night while lying awake that II \
had not mentioned the scheme 10 Nj
II. you had better not. You ought
* know ~ well AS myself that most "
men can not be trusted with srcre
and IL you ind II necessary To tell IA,
J. don't mention names, because IL /
AZ. knows she can't repeat. / wrote 81
Sc; yesterday | was willing TO m.
Ter him ut Emporia at any time and col
oh to some conclusion L DOM want
GOAL the way To Sherman and m
its have TO wait, bat lam ready to do
lis. you say or IA you think. If the
Mott letter don't suit word one ns y
|. a want II and send me copy and
have her fixed for you.
Keep me posted and answer ,
questions In late letters. BE aure a
not let your mail lay around. / bu
warned you about that fellow q =
do not let anyone have yonr ppstoI,
les key. You know what time Your n,
train from me is due; always go yo
self or 20 with the one w
wants to go. Say you left /
o. key at home on the "plano.n
o. yonr wife borrowed it--any excu