Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-02

P arrai2ned before Magistrate !. X. Frazier on d charge of carving a pistol. He Was fined $50 and returned to jail It was the plan of his captors that ill the event Governor Dona9hev declined to honor the requisition. to take him to the county farm at Red Leaf, Ark, presumably to work out his inc for carrying the concealed Wpap- on. After arriving at the county farm. Deputy Goodwin and Constable AcNellI would have paid the fine and hurried out of the state with their prisoner, after rearrestinS him on the murder charge. They would have gone straight to Oklahoma City with him. delivered him to the officers there and collected their reward This plan was not put into effect after Governor Donaghe5 approved the requiston.
 DOna"hcy Makes Demands. Little Rock, Ark, Oct. 1.-Governor Donaghey today honered the writ of requisition issued by Governor Has kell of Oklahoma for the return of All Hunter. the negro despera,lo. 10 that State conditioned upon q speedy tria and the protection of the paefo ffoln mob violence. There W IS ! sur- ther condition that in case there should be a failure to convict Hunter at this term of the Blaine Comfy court he be returned at once to tl:e jurisdiction of officials of this judicial district
 At 50 o'clock this morning s,,.e.. TIT Garrison wired Governor Hasl,cil to secure promise in conformity with the above conditions from him to Gov ernor Donaghey, and as soon as ta;s promise is made Hunter will be ,,,ru ed over to the Oklahoma officers :. reply is expected at any moment iron? Governor Haskell.
 Made Good Showing.
 Sheriff Garrison and other Oklaho- ma officers had conference with Governor Donaghey this morning. when the writ from Governor Haskell was formally presented and areu- ments made for the transfer of the custody of Hunter to the Oklahoma officers
 lt was shown that the arrest of the negro followed evidently because of the extraordinary efforts made by Ok lahoma officials to apprehen,l him: that the actual capture at Pine Bluff was the outcome of rewards offered by authorities in the new State and not because of any efforts being made on the part of the authorities here It was also argued that the crime charged against Hunter in Oklahoma is of much more magnitude than that held against him in this State.
 Prosecution Willing.
 Prosecuting Attorney Campbell was willing for Hunter to be taken to Ok lahGma on the solemn promise that i'll ease of failure to convict him at a trial immediately to be held he should i be returned to this State for prosecu- tion.
 Governor Donaghey also thought 1t would be we'll to insist upon extraor- dinary precaution for Hunter in view of the intmations that mob violence may result when he is taken back to the scenes of his alleged crimes. For this reason he was unwilling to sur render custody of the prisoner until he had the promise of Governor Has kell that Hunter would be protected, even to the extent of calling on the State military if necessary. Thinks Militia Unnecessary. Sheriff Garrison, while certain that Governor Haskell will comply with the conditions laid down, is neyerthe less of the opinion that the presence of the militia will not be needed tc protect Hunter and that the local off cers can cope with any situation like ly to arise. It is admitted that should he be taken to some sections of the State, under certain conditions, he ! would not last very long," but it is not the intention of the officers to run any such chances.