Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-25

that q copy OF the decree Of the
Supreme Court be given me for
my future use and what the court
consented to do in Spanish. The Judge
sent q copy Of the decree to Mr.. Provencio.
the Josepolitico, who sent back word that
he in person would give Cutting his liberty
accompanied with some wholesome ad-
vice. As the reporter said to hiHEsWell
[ can't understand what all this Ms to
do with my card in the Ell Paso, Texas.
Herald for which I was solely arrested and
for four weeks incarcerated, and was being
tried at the time my Government madeSa
demand for my release" 1t is said on the
other side of the river that the Mexican
constitution prohibiting a resident agitator
and other dangerous characters within
the Republic will be enforced against Cut
ting.
DENVER, August 23.-The decree giving
Cutting his liberty, after a long preamble
reciting the history OF the case. sa VS.: Con
sidering that the offended party. Emigdio
Medina, has desisted from the action to
which he had q right, az against A. K.
Cutting. and therefore the principal instru-
therefore there is not, in the judgment Of
this Court, sufficient foundation to con-
tinue it. and the Court decides, in the name
of justice OF the State, the following prop
ositiors:
First-The act of desisting on the part
of Emigdio Medina is granted from the
civil action to which he was entitled
against A. X. Cutting. who shall be placed
Immediately in absolute liberty.
Second-That the General Prosecuting
Attorney of the State, Lawyer Jose Maria
Gandara, and the Deputy Attorney. Law
yer Joaquin Villalo, be notified, and after
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corresponding order be issued to the second
lower Judge OF Braves for it's exact fulfill
ment. Let it be recorded in the archives
of the State government that I, Lawyer
Gpriano Pima, Magistrate of the Second
Chamber OF the Supreme Tribunal of JUS
tice of the State OF Chihuahua, for this act
tried in the appellate grade, do 80 agree,
order and sign before the witness whom /
give faith. CAPRIANo Pima JESUS
After the decree had been read to Cutting
and a copy refused to him, he was carried
to the Office of the Mayor OF the Province,
where he was formally set at liberty.
Consul Brigham and a number OF Ameri.
cans were with him. A cordial shaking OF
hands between Americans followed, and
an adjourned to a casino on the corner OF
Callede, the principal street, kept by q
Marylander. Here they were compelled to
wait for q few moments for q a on which
they expected to leave Mexican soil.
The interpreter, the Mayor, and several
Mexican officials entered the casino,
and a few words were exchanged
between them. The evident intent
was to arrest Cutting. The latter in
reply to some remark from the interpreter,
said with finger raised: II will meet the
five principals in the matter later" This
was said in an impressive manner just as
a man might say: "When I get you alone,
VI will have this thing OUT 1t was in
stantly interpreted, and the Mayor cried
out, in the Mexican language, "A new Of
fense." Several of the Mex;cans stepped
toward him, but the car having oppor-
timely arrived, Cuttings American friends
closed in around him and hurrying him to
the car, he a rapidly as the time table
allows, driven across the border.
CRY OF Mexico, August 23.-Gen. Sedg-
wick arrived here this morning and was
met by Consul General Porch. He spent
the day with Minister Jackson. Gen.
Sedgwick has not yet visited Minister Mar
iscal, Of the foreign department., but
will probably do 80 tomorrow. He
will make his principal investi-
CATION at Chihuahua. News was
received here to-day officially that Medina,
having withdrawn his suit for damage
against Cutting. the Supreme Court Of the
State OF Chihuahua, which had the appeal
under consideration, threw the entire case
out of court and ordered the release OF
Cutting, The rumor is current among
Americans that Gen. Sedgwick carries his
commission as Minister to succeed Gen.
Jackson.