The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-22
EAST0N- CAMMACK.
Not Out on Hall Vet HAT Relatives are
"In,iling."
Additional Details % a Ncs, Dsteci.
I've job.
A Day Dream Rudely Di.psllcd,

Contrary to expectations, Eliton AID
Cammaos, who arr behind the bars on the
charge OF being implicated In the Texas q
Pacific railroad cotton case did not make
application Tor bau yesterday, but iron
the sctvlly OF the pr sontrs' counsel and
tIieHds IL Is probable that thew Will EN-
dsayor 10 make bond To day, Easton aud
C.mmAck, who hxd occupied the Same
ouariers in the county all, were separated
/ Yesterday NJ the instsnoe Of the pro.ecu-
! III 3, ana no on. but tho oillceTs snd tho
counsel Allo~ed 10 see them,
Me.sr-. Fatlong ana Herbert, who
90 cleYerly worked up their case nuc ell
iected the arrest 81 the accused, are stlll IN
| the city. By further conyars,linn with
these gentlemen Yesterday, HERALD re.
porter learned that tney deemed II ~ tue
! utmott importance from the conception oi
! an, case 10 lind "A ndefson,h which name
| figured 30 couspicuously rs the cpnsifnee
1 oil the cotton 10 Lohnstoin, ana they are
I nos, satitlled thAt Anderson
i, Morgan Cammaok. They ere
: Ia pdsspsslll OF q great deal ni information
in int connection thAt would 30 inJndi'
oloul TO publish. H.,
To the newspaper reprrseul ativcs. A. ~
clear that CAuimack IS the brains ~ the
party and apparently has complete c1nTul
over Fast0n. After the capture or these
men al Ocean Springs ani while on me "J
90 Dallas, the officers kept them separate
and dil NOT give hem chance to converse
saws IN their presence and they Sir'
tlally admitted TO the officers That
Ithrv we're guilty. Harry CamuIucki ui
Fort Worth, brother Of Morgan, A, L.
Cammack, OF New orleans, cousin, anu
Dsamors, also from New oresn9' but
registered Ag from 81. Louis, are IN the
La r
dgv a. the mercantile agencies examining
into the financial standing OF thote upon
whom thew rely as Dondsmen Tor Easton
and Cammscs, and will no douO; no active
in their endesvors 10 secure pail Tor lhelr
kinsnen. The prisoners have employed
Messrs. r. L. Cowarl, Wright Wright
and Crawford A CrGvi)rd. County httor.
ney Clint /. assisted by Judge Brown, oil
Sherman.
The detectives learned In working M
lthsse cases that Powell, CammGck'a broth.
erin-lAv, who VAS Tor awhile IN Dallas ana
who formerly lived al CnatianoG%a, Ten
nessse, went ahead Of the parties 10 rent 2
rented what Is known rs the
Montgomery cottagc, one mile from
OcrAn Springs IN IA secluded spot on the
beach. and living on the edge o. thickrt
OF pines aud dense underground. inc ON
GERS learned when Etton 'tit sherman on
% =
me went direct 80 tho house when fOWeli
had already rented and fitted up for his
heueHt. CsmmanE, his wife aud nor
mother aft,rwArds joined them. Subse-
lqufutlv the Cutc'ic was added 10 by Mf-.
l. te,on iluiug them. SHe had prcWous'
been travelling through he norm ana east.
u,piIin. drrny letters usteusiply 20 her aus.
hand al Sherman, nor Oni.1. being TO
throw fhc detectives or thg.r Hnlrd. llav-
Ing successfully located their llealng birds
I4flrA great deal 81 labor and travelling
flay fl loYed the thread OF llfi5 iu}Cgii-
cation the clue 10 which they PICKED NJ IA
Tho lar Ioslh tiil they finally uacerfed 10
locating their came at Ocean springs,
Ml-v.. n town OF about 800 Inhabitants, a..
tor visiting Ocean Springs twice arriving aud
leaving each time in the night Detective
Tn-lonC went back 10 New OrleGus, lcnv'
liur Herbert there To work mp The case.
Herbert remained ~ and about me place
for ten days, cultivating Powell (C'm
m.ck's brother.in laW) and Cammsck, who
was known there ny the name OF Jim Du'
lard. Ho represented himself az char
coal dealer, US mentioned IN Sundays
HERALD carrying his left arm in o sling as
"a bind. He represented that lie
had got his arm hurt by a
negro letting n stick OF wood fall on IL, and
Mr. John T. Whalsn (Herbert's alias bo.
came quite n popular man IN town, and the
guillrss inhasitnnts Of Ocean Springs
wanted to sell him property. Powell grew
mite confidential with the wealthy char.
co,l dealer aud told "Whalen" that his
brother-in.law, Jim billiard, had been very
success full in dealing IN futures. They
woald meet al the store OF
| General Van Clesye and Cell
iokss. They even went 80 Tar Gs 10 or
| panize a club known as the Grand Army
| OF Liars" and the volubs Whalen WIS the
boss OF the gang.
| Eistun and Cammsck were living there in
| fine style, having their meas sent
from the best hotel and Keeping q yacht
In winch they would beguie the ilertng
hours ia sailing around tle NOISY clad Is
les surrou, ded by the PLACID cay. This
Yacht, it IS supposed, was kept TO sail awey
Tor Mexico IN cave of dagger, but alas,
I,cs a-tay the cruel officers pou ced down
on them aud DISTURBED tner day dreams
resulting in the present cold embrace OF
the BAL ag county jail.
The Grand Jury found ak cases against
! T. sion tor swiuuiinp sud lilleen tor forgery.
Fourteen uga'nst Morgan Cammeok Tor
ssiudliue and SIX cen ior irrRe.y Futten
AGAINST Joe. Lohenstien for swudling and
! ii teen for forgery. LOU, nstien Gays posi-
! lively that Cgmmack is not Anderson. The
arrest Of Esstun and Cammsc has caused
considerable talk among the cotton men
and the business men Of the city and the
pro liabilities are that there viii be- room
| Tor more talk within the next few days.