The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-09-02
General News Condensed.
QUITTING RELEASED.
Tho Mexican Authorities Let the Impris-
/ 5558 oned Editor Go. e

Tho xican Authorities Let the Impris-
SflSS 3 oned Editor Go.
IS An Ell Paso dispatch OF the 23d says: At
ll:30 this morning Cutting was taken be-
! lore Judge Castenadas' court, when the Of
fetal minutes OF the Chihauhau supreme
| court. which had Arrived this morn
ing, were read to him, which re-
cited the decree releasing him
from further custody. The decision OF
the court is based entirely upon the fact
that Medina. the offended party. has
waived his right to civilsuit for damages,
the court holding that this ended the pro-
ceeding OF the state. When released by the
court, Cutting replied:
As long as / am not further detained as
prisoner, accept my liberty, and re.
quest that q copy OF the decree OF the su.
preme court be given me for future use. 8
This the court consented to do. Judge
Castenadas sent q copy OF the decree to Mr..
Proyencio, the police judge, who sent back
word that he in person would give Cutting
his liberty, accompanied with some whole
some advice. Cutting said to a reporter:
Well, I can't, understand what oil this
has to do with my card in the Ell Paso
Herald, for which solely I was arrested,
Tor four weeks incarcerated and was being
tried at the time my government made u
demand Tor immediate release. I;
1t is said on the other side OF the river
that the Mexican constitution prohibiting
the residence OF asitators and other dam
gerous characters within tho republic will
be enforced against Cutting. The decree
giving Cutting his liberty, says:
Considering the offended party, Emigdio
Medina, has desisted from action TO which
he had o right MS against A. K. Cutting
and therefore the principal motive, Of the
proceedings does not exist, therefore
there is not in the Judgment OF this court, a
sufficient foundation to continue the case
and considering the act OF desisting
on the part OF q party offended is
conceived to be, with the principal,
the object OF quieting the alarm con-
terms clearly express; and in continuing
the proceedings on the point legally and
accurately decided in the first instance
would be not only to divest that laudable
proposition OF it's effect, hut also it would
80 beyond the intent claimed by law and
national decorum, therefore the court
decides: $500 :
First-Tbe act Of desisting on the part OF
Emgdio Medina is granted from the civil
action to which he was entitled against A..
K. Cutting, who shall be placed immedi-
ately in absolute liberty. ~ & .5
Second-Thnt the general prosecuting
attorney OF the state, Lawyer Jose Maria
Gandara, and the defendants attorney,
Lawyer Joaquin Villaisa, be notified, and
after returning the first book of minutes,
let o corresponding order be
issued to second lower judge OF
braves for its exact ful6llment.
Let it be recorded in the archives
OF the state government that /, Lawyer
Cipriano Pima, magistrate OF the second
chamber OF the supreme tribunal OF justice
OF the State OF Chihauhau, for this act
tried in the appellate grade, do 30 decree,
order, and sign before Witnesses.
(Si,ned) C1PRIANo PIMA.
Jesus O'Mayera, Secretary.
After the decree had been read to Cut
ting and n copy refused to him, he was
carried to the office OF Mayor Provencio,
where he was formally set at liberty: