The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-28
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 A meeting of the Cleveland club was held Monday night, with Presi- dent Harkey in the chair, and M. H. Baird at the secretary s desk. Hon. Nj. l.. Davis, who had been request ted to address the meeting failing to put in appearance, Mir. Horace Bradley and Jeff Davis, Esq, presidential elector for the 2d congressional district ad- dressed the meeting. Both speeches were good and eliclted applause. Dr. W. H. Hill was added to the committee on organization. Messrs. T.. H. Elgin, J. w. Robinson and J. w. Quinn were appointed to solicit funds to pay the band for their services. A vote of thanks were rendered the ladies for their attendance, they were invited to come again at the next meeting and Rev. s. s. Key was appointed to deliv- CT an address especially for them. The speakers for the club are Col. D. B. Granger and Judge J. T. Bullock. Adjourned to meet July 9th.
 --Zack Tate, young man of respect able percentage, and raised in this coun- ty, has come to grief by too great dis regard of the eighth commandment. On the night of the 14th inst. he came to town and set about equipping him. self for journey across the Boston mountain. He secured bridie from Ed Bernard, "a saddle from Emmet Davis and a mare from John Quinn. Thus equipped he set out upon his journey without so much as hint to the gentle men whose property he had acquired. as to the time of his return. Reaching Cave Creek, in Newton county on Sat urday certain suspicious actions caused his arrest by MT. w. H. Chaffln, member of Chicago detective agency, to whom he confessed that he had stol- en mare, bridle and saddle. Sunday morning Tate managed to escape, and Mir. Chaffin started to this place with the horse arriving Wednesday after noon, when Mir. Quinn learned for the first time that his mare had been stolen he thinking that she had broken out of the stable, as was her custom, and gone out upon the range. Tate was followed by Detective J. A. Sal- mon, Frank Riddell and w. NJ. Hill to Calf Creek in Searcy county where he was recaptured on Tuesday night, and on Friday evening was turned over to the sheriff and lodged in jail here. These officers and their assistants de- serve great deal of credit for the manner in which they worked the case, and especially so in the face of the fact that in the neighborhood where Tate was captured there was strong senti- ment against arresting him, eyeI | though he was criminal. Tate will have hearing at theinext term of cir cult court and will doubtless be given a position in the states service at Lit | tie Rock for term of years.
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