The Waco evening news. [volume], December 11, 1893, Page 6, Image 6

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EVENING NEWS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1893.
THE
STOKYOlMlIACIIiMIA
w
True
Status of (lie Mnv
(jliirlov Imbroglio.
TiiniTi:i).srviBFLu:i.i'ii)i;.vr
lull I'arliciiliirs of llic Lilisalion and
Troiihlfs lfp (o llH IVosciit Time.
Much 1, ,- ,
tiai' re fii itn
n -ui in the arious
ir c I'oiicorr.ini; tho
iinli-ii'lio ! i-a mil: out of a uontro-
vith ri'u. ' ",' hacienda of :i'out
Oi'n at n of land at Tuxpan,
M"xiii, an 1 thoru seems to bo a
,,'n-at ink of inforinatioii, or a
large amount of miHniderstauding
coni'iTii in' the troub'e
The Ni:s haH taken tlio trouble
to invuatigato tlio matter, ami an
nearly as it is 11M0 to discover from
authoritative information the true
status of the all nr is about as fol
lows: J. A. McKay negotiated with the
heirs of one Smith for tlio purchase
of an option on the hacienda, and
JMessr Uurloy, Taj lor and others
enternl into a contiaot with McKay
by the terms of which they were to
yo in with McKay on tho o)tion
and purchase the hacienda from tho
heirs of Smith, who had once owned
it.
This option expired without the
parties consummating tho pure aHe
and un lor uiib-'cqiiciit noguUations
M'K iv secured another option and
obtained deuls of convey inco from
tho heirs to the land. J'rior to tJiif ! pear in court and defend his rights,
. ' -
c3'b by tho j idie of th j First In
stant ui favor f Tivlor, and ho
proceeded to oust M K i-fr m pos
session and to deliver the premises
into tho pouhe-i.m of (iml -y and
Taylor. Serious trouble between
the parties became imminent at the
timo, and it seem- M'Kiy obtained
a l' niled States 11 ig in como way
and howled it ovei 'ha m.iin houso
nf t.n bsii'ipndi. and at OIIC9 ('III-
ployed attorneys and by teb'graphio
communication with tho Supremo
Court secured a wrt of injunction
agriiiit tlio judge of the First In
stance, Gurloy and Taylor, restrain
ing thorn from int. rfering with
McKay's possession until a further
hearing ol the case. This order of
the court stopped the prnewrlmgi
for the lime. Aft ru-dj Messrs.
Hurley and Taylor fil .d clnrges
agiinsl l'-iitod S.atos Consul Dray
t .n with Seuiotaay Grtsham, at
Washington, claim'ng that Dr-ijioi
hid UBiirped his authmly a- I'niud
Spates connil for the purpose of
interfering with the execution of
the judicial process' of the Me.vican
court, and that he ha 1 caused the
Ihg to bo hoistei over the hacienda
house, and protested against the ex
i emtion of the j idicial process.
Secretary G i-Mum reforrod tho
matter to Minister G ay, at tho
City of Mexico, and, after investi
gating the matter, found that Dray
ton had filed a. protest with tho
court agiinst ousting McKay from
tho possession of the hacionJa on
the grouuel that ho was an Atncri
i'an uiti.an and had uot been served
with any notico of the judicial pro
ceedings, by virtue of which ho was
sought to ba dispossessed of tho
proporty, and held that tho consul
was jiit-tifiud in protesting against
lnterloring with the righto of an
American oitizjn under jadioial
process without such citizon being
first 'offered an opportunity to an-
Trlal of Pugilisms.
Spiclfil to Tlio Nowf.
I'KOWN I'OIM. I"'-. Dp('' H-
The eaids of I) m i n:k O'M.illey,
e manager of the Pi.iHtk' c'ub at
R)by, and of Co- e'io " d Woods,
who were arreste I in Sjptembor last
at the cjnclinion of their null by
order of tho sUtn vitboruien, are on
tho docket f,r -ml in the circuit
court tn.iw. 'lee dffeu-o has a
strong ".. of touusel, and tho
stale "will make a igorous clljrt to
secure a convicti"F
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion & Debility.
Wood aiiill'tul.
Siovp wood -i n per cord. Cord
wood $3 oO to : 7 . Also MoAl
istor and Brier enek coal at I iwest
prices, by 100 lb or in lots.
Prompt delivery. Pnone 1 ' ;, Hur
ley wood yard.
riione Lucy for Jlc Ulster Lump.
MtPiiieiiiiin.iiiMjyjnf
F YOU WANT
TODRSN&
conveyance, however, a third party
had loasetl tho hiuiontla for a term,
and such term hud not expueel at
the time of tho conveyance to Mo
Kay, and MjKay, for tho purpose
of getting possession, bought out
tho lessee's unexpired lease, and
took an assignment of the samo
from him. Afterwards Messrs.
Hurley, Taylor and others and Mc
Ki) ontorod into a contract of ar
rangoment by which McKay was to
convoy tho lands to Enritjuo Taylor,
who was to borrow a largo sum of
money from capitalists in tho City
of Mexico on tho lands, which
ironey was to bo divided up bo
tweon McKay and Messrs. Hurley,
Taylor and others, and tho land was
then to bo reconvoyod by Taylor to
McKay, one-third of tho lands to
bo ested in McKay and tho balanco
to bo convoyed to him in trust for
tho other parties. This de d of
convoyanco was executed in dupli
cate. Up to this time McKay was in
possession of tho hacienda, con
trolling tho samo, and it seems that
everything was amicable and under
stood betwoen all parties; but tho
largo loan on tho land which was to
bo negotiated by Taylor in tho City
of Mexico failed to lnato-ializo, and
whon Taylor failed to got tho money
and wanted to have the deed
recorded which had been executed
to him by McKay tho trouble began.
It was necessary in ortlor for tho
deed to bo recorded that McKay
should givo his consent thereto be
foro tho officer whoso duty it was to
rooord tho instrument. This ho re
fuaod to do until tho deed of recou
vovanco from Taylor to himself hail
beou delivered to him, such deed of
reconveyance having been left ii
Taylor's possession in Texas. From
some cause Taylor did not deliver
tho deed of reconveyance to McKay,
and thtreupou M.'Kay returned to
Texas and obtained tho duplicate
deed of such reconveyance, whioh
had been executed by Taylor.
Whon this wa3 done Mossrs. Hur
ley, Taylor and others filed suit bo
fore tho Judge of tho First Instauoo
at Tuxpan for possession of tho
hacienda, against tho original
lessoo of tho promises, whom Me
Ka had bought out, anil from
m honi ho had taken an assignment
of tho lease. But McKay was not
notitiid of tho suit, and had no
htarinc before the court, Messrs.
Hurley, Tuy.lor and others claiming
that McKay was a tenant of tho
pa-t whom they sueel and was
bouud by tho judgment rendered,
notwithstanding ho had no notico
fiom the court.
Judgment was rendered in tho
and instructed Minister Cray that
inasmuch as the matter had gone
into the courts in Mexico tho rights
of tho parties could b- properlj ad
judicated atid bottktl, and that
there was no need of further inves
ligation by tho department of state.
Afterwards M Kay employed
attorneys and lilul suit against
Hurley, Taylor and others for
possession of tho entire hacienda
and to establish his right to such
possession, which nut wa tried a
few days before tho shooting of
Lewis occurred, and j idgmont
rendered in McK iy's favor, establish
ing his ownership and right to
possession of tho premises, and ho
was placed in possession by the
jadioial authorities.
Then it seems Lewis returned to
tho hacienda at night, and ho and
young Perry MjKiy met and ha 1
an altercation, in whioh hard ortia
ptused betweon thorn and which
ended in each drawing his piitol.
Perry McK vy fnod first and shot
Lewis in tho head, tho pistol of
Lewis failing to lire. Lovh w:h
only shot once, and was placed m
the hospital, under guard, under a
chargo of assault with intont to
murder, until ho recovered from his
wounds. M Kiyjwas placed in jiii
to await tho rebiilt of Lawis'
wound j.
Motsrs. M Kay, Taylor and
Hurley aro still litigating in tho
Mexican courts for tho ownership of
tho hacienda, where, it is presumed,
oaoh party will soouro his legal
rights, and it soonu that tho great
furore that has boon mado in tho
press of tho Unitod States over tho
affair is ''Much Ado About Noth
ing "
A Tonic That Quiets tho Nervos.
Notiill tlio (ol'Ulvc. nuil norvc fouls sail
nnnotloe, In ulilh thlxageot medlcil Olbcov
ery iflsoprolllli, can ruMoroqulet to the cervea
lurninnentl) , soljui;A' the trnnq'illllty of those
Bousltho orgiM! me Uljlurhud by Irrt-cuUr
illcostlon. When the. food Is not uik )uately
dlKCdted nud nestmllatud, a tonb or lnvlgorut
Inn ollect In not erotod iiion them, thoy
remain vteik and unstrung, and nightly
repoBj is disturbed d fitful Iiexlmilng at
the fountain heart, II jMUter'K Stomach hit
tors reforms a dlsorJorod ooniltlon of the
etonmoh nnd rti'uiot.'S ge wra vigor. In which
tho nerve- slmo In common with the rent of tho
Bfitem. A regular irtlon ot tho bowsW nnd
liver, rosultin,; from the uo ofthe medicine
also condu -e to ihlu good cll'ect. ilnl.irla,
rhiininaiiBin and lldney coinnlulnt-nll mre
iIli'turbtDK comji aims are removed by ll e
H.itera
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