Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
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|, Aha Crime for Which BE
was Arrested.
|. TDeident Concerning One Of
His OOprss9ions'

Jim Mclntlre' wv N.Ot
lfsxico desperadoes, revives
Zine and lawlessness on the
I'm Il familiar to all the old
|f New Mexico, and which
|eoualled in the annals of
bsir deeds were most barba-
there will be no feeling of
Esw Mexico at the arrest of
C,incipal actors in that trag-
n regrets will be in the fact
IN the connivance of friends
was enabled to escape.
LIGHTLY miles south of Fort
iS the territory of New
hi near the Arizona line, is
Sown as the American val
a beautiful tract of country,
Ia for that region and COW
nutritious grass. 1t Is in
M that Gen. Johu A. Lo-
8risims are situated. Several
A Two men named q. M.
Inhu p. Casey went into
and established themselves
Me- ranch. They were part
business, and with them
Il other men, five of whom
a respectively Scott, Meal
Mcintyre, Jim COPYRIGHT
rasey, the latter being a
John P. Casey, who was
perslly known in Central
Al as Capt. Casey. Some
csseyand Moore settled in
Two other men came in and
anch, and proposed to make
nj One was named Gross
other Elsing. They came
N City or from that vicin-
were brothers-in-law as
HERS, for just previous to
their new home in New
ossted married Elsing's sis
ng with him his young
his mother, ossted moved
z 10 the American valley.
Ia considerable stock, and
before them appeared bright
promises that they thought
happily realized.
ia beginning, hswever. they
upon by Moore, and at
Of his companions, as in
ID ii was with no feeling of
bat the first settlers in the
the approach of the new
Matters continued in this
out a year, when suddenly
of their existence in that
cluded valley developed into
and the last scene in which
nd Elsing were actors closed
the most brutal and cruel
bat the history of New Next
bit was arrested by officers
Mexico on a requisition
Gov. Ireland of Texas, aud
brted at the time that he was
New Mexico for the murder
can near Silver City. Sub.
It became known that the
made ON account of Court
ineCtiOn with the murder
erred to, which was COM
ihe American valley. The
Fort Worth, for some un.
asOn, were very indignant
arrest, and aided him
eape. 1t is the gen,
eslyed opinion, however, iu
sy Mexico, that both Court
Z ACIntire were connected
principals or accessories, with
fOi Crested and Elsing.
eqdently related by McAllis.
Of the men who lived OF
lAsey's ranch, and as wa
ny On the trial of Casey RnC
Nlouquerque, the facts of the
ppear to have been about a
IN March, 1888, Moore, Nc
aclntire COurtrlght, Scott
casey with probably som,
who were employed abou
started out, as they said, tt
lsles. By rustler in New
meant not, as in Colorado
PUSHES energy and activity
y tnlei, Capt. John Casey
lgnly respected in New
y absent at the time named
and therefore was not i'm
me murder in any way
from the Casey. ranch
ms party went to the hom
yea and Elsing. Thos
not at home, Crested
mother being in charge {
ulnng their absence. Moor
somen II they had seen AM
receiving a negative re
eg where Crested and FL
ihey were informed this
On gone 10 Wingate, an
we're expected home on tn
clrsl stopping to get a drin
oore and his party left ID
sanen and continued thei
ssa search for rustlers. A
.le accounts given {
'so dliier very widely. SEQ
Sey sisted afterwards thu
slec1ed to leave the mai
IN a certain designate
=. vac purpose of prosecuI
: ~ \, 4 lor rustlers more effect
\ .he party were united.
.sy we're absent upon tn.
= they claim, the murde
> aua ElsIAg was commi
y 'ace to Scott and Casey
D That their story was b,
u slge number Of the cit
1erque who were ii
ruling the various rumor
D !. Injected with the case.
s story was the one tol
y y .ness stand by McAllist,
= Scott and Casey in A
Which took place about
sas SAID that it was he wi
! s;,S the main party, an
-ls Jim Casey remaine
y En- from all the testimon
al ~