The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-24
CUTTING RELEASED.
He is Hurried Across the
Border
IN TINE TO SAVE REARREsT.
In ParIiament-The Yacht Race
Chinese Troops on the Move
General News.
Cutting Released.

Cutting Released.
ST. LOUIS, August 23.-A dispatch
from FL Paso says that Cutting has
been released by the Ghihuahuan
authorities. No particulars. u
DENVER, August 2S.-An Ell Paso
special at I1.sO this morning: Cutting
was taken once more before Judge
Castanedos' court, when the official
minutes of the Chihuahua Supreme
Court. which had arrived on this morn
ing Mexican Central train, were read 10
hun. which recited the decree. releasing
him from further custody. The decision
of the court is based entirely upon the
fact that Medina. the offended party,
had waived his right TO civil suit for
damages, the Court holding that this
ended the proceeding OF the state. When
replied: AS long as am not further
detained as prisoner, / accept my
liberty and request that copy Of the
decree of the Supreme Court be given
for my future use" This the court
/ consented to do IN Spanish. Judge Cas-
tenados sent copy of the decree to
| Mayor Provinces, tue jcze polit c5 VINO
sent back word that he, in person, would
give Cutti his liberty, accompanied
with some wholesome advice. As the
reporter approached Cutting, the latter
said 70 him: well, can't understand
i what all this has to do with my card in
the L Paso, Texas, Herald, for which
was solely arrested, for four weeks in
generated and was being tried at the
time my government made demand
for my immediate release" 1t Is said !,
on the other side Of the river, that the
Mexican Constitution, prohibiting the
residence of agitators and other danger
GUS characters within tue Republic. will
be enforced against Cutting.
The decree giving Cutting liberty,
after long preamble, rehearsing the
history of the case, says: Considering
the offended party, Emigdio Medina,
has desisted from action, 10 which he
had right, as against A. X. Cutting,
and therefore, the principal tncltiye OF
I the proceedings does not exist; there
) fore. there is not in the judgment OF
this court, sufficient foundation to con-
liuue the case, ana considering the act
OF desisting on the part OF the party
. offended, Is conceived TO be with the
principal with qCietinc the alarm conse-
oueut upon his former complaint, as
: his terms clearly express, and in con
tinuing the proceedings on q point
= legally and accurately decided in the
: first instance, would be not only to
= divert that laudable proposition OF is
effect, but also il would go beyond the
= intent claimed By Law and national
/ decorum; therefore, the court decides
e in the name of justice of the State, th'
e following propositions:
o First-The act of desisting on the par
of one MigdiO Medina IS granted fron
the civil action TO which he was entities
n against A. K. Cutting. who shall b
d aced Immediately at absolute liberty
n scOnd-Tnat the general pros scuting
attorney of the State, Lawyer Jose Maril
n Gandara, and the DEFENDANTS attorney
! Lawyer Joaquin Vittaloa, be notified
J. and after returning the hrst book o
n minutes, let a corresponding order b
n issued TO the second lower Judge o
d Braves. for its exact fulfllment, Lett
= be recorded int the archives OF the Stat
II government that /, Lawyer Ciprian
n Pima, magistrate OF the second chsmbe
|. of the supreme tribunal of justice c
IF the State Of Chihuahua, for this &C
~ tried in the appellate grade. do so ds
3 cree, order and sign before the witnes
II l give faith.
Al 1Signedl CIPRIASo PISA.
n JESUS o. MAJERA, Secretary. 6 y,
re After the decree had been read
;. Cutting, and acOpy refused TO him. b
er was carried 20 the Office of Mayor Pr
' yencio, where he was formally set
:. liberty. -,
er Consul Brigham and a number
D. Americans we're with him. A cords
IN shaking of hands between American
> followed and all adjourned to cssin
'e on the corner. called Principal, kept b
a Marylander. Here they were com
= PEELED TO wait for few moments tor
re Street car, on which they expected
leave Mexican soil.
&c Danlin, the Official interpreter, Il
nc mayor and several Mexican officials ei
e tered La Casino. and few words We
IL exchanged between the parties, the e'
81 cent intent being TO arrest Cuthn
W The latter. in reply TO some rema
on from the interpreter said 70 DAMN
en- with his finger raised: Il viii me
the five principals in this matter later
This was said in an impressive mann'
Just as a man might say, When 1
~ YOU alone. we will have this thing oul
1t was instantly interpreted, and I
Mayor and Danlin cried out, Pass
re- e tfn murO ieiitO," which IN Englisn
"A new oiiense." Several OF the Mt
leans stepped toward him. but the
having opportunely arrived, Cuttinl
I; American friends closed in around d
80 and hurrying him TO the car, he was
o. randi as the time table allows !
across the border
Not All Defunet.