The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-21

Elefrc, y. U., June l0.--Att0Eney
General Crnwfordt hns returned to the
city and is highly pleased at the out
come OF the Taylor case. He has con-
Quoted It in 30 successful . manner
that all parties concerned, seeing that
1t was only a matter OF time when ali
would be rounded up, Taylor included,
several weeks ago began to sue for
terms OF peace. The only terms which
would be granted them was settlement
In full for the $344 ,277.4 As due the state
and the surrender of w. w. Taylor. Of
the payment, 100000 was to be spot
cash md all property owned by Tay-
lor, consisting of Chicago real estate,
lnnds In Southern Illinois, New Mexi-
co mining stock, and South Dakota
real estate, to be turned over to Land
Commissioner Lockhart, the property
to be valued by Gov. Sheldon, Land
Commissioner L0ckhart and Attorney
General Cla wford, and any deficit re-
naining 10 De made good by the bonds
men. After some delaytin getting to-.
gcther the cash demanded and making
arrangements for turning oyer tine otll-.
er property, tue b0ndslnen declared
themselves ready to carry out the
terms, and a free EasspOrt Wns fur
nishetl for Taylor and placed In tho
lmnds of trtlsty agent, who brings
Taylor, and will leave Chicago for
Pierre next Sunday evening, reaching
here Tuesday morning. A special term
of court may bc called to sentence
him, as lie desires to plead guilty and
begin his sentence as soon as possible;
but lie may not 10 brought into court
until Aug. ID, when IN adjourned term
will be held.
The long delay In tracking him was
cause by the detectives startling on
several false scents. one ut New York
taking up much time aud one at st.
Louis several days more. The right
lipe was struck ut Knoxville, Tenn,
about sixty days after Taylor was
gone, and from that he was never lost,
hut followed to Pensacola, Tampa and
Havana. and from there to Vera Cruz,
Mexico and Manzanillo, Mexico, thence
down the west coast on the III fated
steamer Colima, stopping Mt different
points. Himself ana companion. sup
POSED to he II. NJ. Benedict, registered
under different names. At San Saliva
dor they separated, Taylor going to
Panama. where lie got into trouble,
supposed TO be a ..holtl.un" and wired
for lis COLI panion, " li0 rejclned him,
There they saw American papers con-
taining a Pierre special In regard to
authority being issued to nm agent
asking the South American govern
lnents to cooperate In his capture, AMI
they turEcd back north, going to Asp
inwau and then to Kingston, Jamaica.
Here they registered as ]. G. Phillips
and II. NJ. Maloney, and paid n weeks
board in advance, but after a short
tine disHprercd, and no trace Of them
could be found for several days, when
the detectives learned that they Ind
been concealed by mulattO for ten
days. Their fright was caused by the
arrival Of the steamer on which they
sailed from Tampa to Havam few
days before. Here they separated.
Taylor going to l,arbadoes and from
there to Paln, at the mouth of the
Amazon river. from which place ne
finally returned nfter negotiations
We're completed which assures his re.
turn Attorney General Crawford Inns
made record In the tasc Of which ho
may well he proud.
NJ find the Royal B1K1P
SllDcrfOr to nil tho nthoro e.,