Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-28

tne very best accommodation the prison
anorus. NOW, those are not very elegant,
| freely admit, and am very anxious that
he should DE released from his present
undesirable position. The state of chi
huanua has specially ordered him 10 be
admitted to bail. Now you, MFR. Conaul.
as q lawyer, must know that N Mr.. Ont
ting Intends TO seek indemnity from The
Mexican government for real or alleged
injury, ON account OF illegal imprIson-
ment, his claim Will DO 10 no way prein.
diced by his acceptance Of hail T'ne
government OF chihuahua Is very solicit
Gus not to keep Mr.. Cutting In conane-
ment. We have even furnished bali for
himi a banker of this town
WILL FURNISH BONDS
Tor $4,000. We appeal to you 10 use your
influence with Cutting 90 induce HIM 20
consent 70 give bail, so that he may be
relieved from his uncomfortable posi-.
al understand the point OF law well
enough" said Judge Brigham, ,but this
matter mas now passed beyond my con.
troll II has passed beyond the control OF
anycourt oilOcal ludlcature. Tthas passed
beyond the control ofthe governor OF Chi
nushua. II lies now solely between the
United states OF America aud the Repub-
nc OF Mexico, | know that Cuttings
claim TO indemnity would not be oomnro
missed by his release on bail, hut vel I
cannot advise him TO give bali. NV roy-
eminent has made demand for hls
Instant and
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER
"lf you We're 10 release Cutting on hail
that would not be unconditional. we
could scarcely accept lass favorable terms
Than on government has demanded, until
our government instructs us 20 accept
less Therefore, we cannot, should say,
accept Cuttings release on bail, Besides,
even II released on ball he would have TO
appear when the term OF his bond had
expired. BY so doing he would recognize
the authority and jurisdiction OF the
court, winch Is the very point In dispute
But as said, the matter is now entirely
out OF my control, and out OF the control
OF any governor or stateu
Civillties were exchanged, aud the
TWO gentlemen parted on the best OF
terms.
II Will be seen that the Mexlcans have
changed their tune little, aud seem TO
be trying TO let themselves down easy. II
Cutting were released on bail Il is prob
able that he would never be pressed TO
appear again before the august Judge,
Castaneda.
AN ABSURD CLAIM
There Is no chance now for Che MeNl.
can government TO clalm that Cutting Ia
In prison for a contempt Of court com
mitted ON the Mexican side OF the Rio
Grande. The very frst thing that Consul
Brigham did whom Cutting was arrested
the second time was TO 20 TO the official
interpreter of the court and make the
most particular inquiries as TO the charge
upon which Cutting was arrested and
held. He was sunequlvocally Informed
that II was for publishing the offensive
article In the lei paso Herald Here is
what Judge Brigham said about Il, az
truthfully reported In the Tribune OF july
10;
Icould hardly believe at first thai he
was arrested tor the publication made in
the United States. went TO the Judge
here and almost insisted that IL must Be
for contempt OF court or some offense on
this sidei but no, II was tor publishing
the article In the Herald In III Paso. /
was very particular to get the Judge 20
state that explicitly,