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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-11-04
TELE0RAPHlC NEWS FROM
LOCAL EXCHANGES.

On Wednesday morning at 5:45
O'Clock the west bound freight train,
when two miles east of Blalocks, coiided
with an enormous boulder weighing sew
oral tons, which had rolled down on the
track from the bluff above. AT the time
OF the collision the train was running
. mites an hour and when the locomo
tive struck the obstruction, it forced it
along the track for $50 fect when
the engine suddenly left the track
and upset down the en.bankmcut. Five
box cars loaded with wheat and a fat car
loaded with steal rails piled up on The
locomotive. The engineer, S. Tucker,
was badly scalded but escaped death by
being thrown out # the cab. His fire.
man, Sandy Silsby, was eau lit in the
wreck and was killed outright, his body
being badly mangled. Brakeman Tom
Bcrk, Of the N. p, was so badly inju,, d
that he died of his wounds a few hours
after the accident. Aid from Arlington
and Blalocks arrived at the scene of the
wreck short time after the accident and
everything possible was done to relieve
the sufferings Of the injur d brakeman.
A wrecking train sent out from The
Dallcs Gle ,red the main track where it
was possible and built siding around
the upset locomotive and VIII at cars.
The track walker, on whose beat the
accident curred, states that he passed
along the road few moments before the
train and that the track was clear at the
time.
CORVALLIS, Or, Nov. 1.-The work
train on the Oregon Pacific rat into a
rock slide yesterday, throwing the cars
from the track, killing a man named
Aldrich and fatally iuiuriug one Spell
man. Engineer r ,binson had his leg
broken; several others were slightly
injured.
FATAL SHOOTING AT BAKER CITY.
PAXER CITY, Or, Nov. 1.-Particu.
lars Of the killing of Ed. Cohen, by G
c. Israel, show that the men quarrell'
seriously about lawsuit. When they
separated Israel armed himself, sought
out Cohen upon the street and sh, i'm
down. The revolver was found by
Cohen's side and Israe! claims he fred
solely in self defense.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Nov. l The
President has proclaimed Thursday,
Nov. %, Thanksgiving.
SONORA, Nov 1,-Govornnr Torres
with State troops met aud defeated the
r vo utionist party in the Montezuma
district, about thirty were killed aud
wounded in the afrray.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-11-04
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston Idaho, Oct. IS 1885,

WILLIAM A. NIXON No. $50.
NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN THAT THE
~ foilos ing named settler has fled notice
of bis intestion to mako aaal proof 10 supper.
of bis claim, and that said proof wilt 10 made
at this olhcs on November %. 1888. viz: viii
liam A. Nixon. far the lot 4 eco q and lots I
snd go. - tp 81 = Z y. B. N. He names
the following Witnesses ~ prove his eontinuOus
residences npon aud eaitivssion Of said .sud.
Wis: John Nelson kessot. james Hanson,
thomas J. sanpson. Ephram Sanpson. al Of
Genesss 7. o. Sss PsTcs Co. idaho.
Pm. WINSTON. u.
Resistes.
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= extra heavy
!" canton per yard

On hand all buttons and trimmings nec-
essary for the finishing Of the cheapest to
the highcst price drsss. Fine assortment Of
satin snd siiks in re Gros grain and siik
ribbons oil sizes and colors. artificial
Flowers and Feathers. Lacs, Emhroidsring.
insertion edgine. Of silk. woostsd, cotton Il
whals.bone. Of most any eolor1or sise, g
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From IDAHO CoUNrY.-Throug h
the kiudnes of T J. Rhudes of Nj.
Idah" aud j Gatfeny, of Grangeville,
We give the returns as far as heard from
at those places up to two o'clock A. NJ
Wednesday. The democratic candidate
for congress John Haley, in the pre-.
cinc,s of Mt. Idaho, Granaevile and
Fairview, receiving IS majority, coun.
Gilman, republican majority 36; repre-
sentative, republican majority 23;
sheriff, democratic majority 80; Probate
Judge, republican majority l; Distric,
attorney, democratic majority 50; Audi
tr aud recorder, democratic majority
1877; Treasurer, democratic PA votes;
assessor, republican majority 90; co,oner
republican, majority 1l9; surveyor, dem
ocra,ic majority 70.
COTTONWOOD PRECINCT.
HALEY majority Il; COUNCILMAN, repub
licsn majority rs; representative, demo
cratic majority 5; sheriff, democratic ma
jmi,y u; probate Judge, democratic
majority 8; district attorney democratic
majority %; auditor 4 recorder. demo
cratic majority "a; Treasurer IS voter
assessor, republican majority 81; coroner
democrat majority s; surveyor, democratic
majority, 5; commissioner Won Berge II
msiOrity.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-11-04

We offer no bats, We have no goods at
cost or below Following prices are guar
anteei bona fde, in such quantity and kind
usually needed, by Farmers, Ranchers or
Miners.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-11-04

TEACHERS NOTICE .-Teachers'exam
ination for certificates in Nez Perez county
will be held at the school house in Lewiston
l. I. on Wednesday, Nov 10th 1856 Tx.
ANIMATION commences at 8 a. NJ. Teach.
er's institute followii at Lewiston NOV.
18th, aud 18th. T.. ONEILL
County superintendent Nez Perce County
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-11-04
CITY JOT EDITORS.
CITY JOT6.

eaa. II. Lake jeweler. Lewiston. 7-7-u
Election over, what next!
thanksgiving day Nov, %
Returns keep coming in.
Sore. and wheres My head.
rhs road was . rocky ono.
what was the matter with the fire bell last
sishsf
Nothing but election this week, other news
seares.
w.s there any danger Of the chimney com
Ing down On themf
C.pvassing board for the county meet IN
Wednesday next in this city.
WATCHES H. Lake Is agent for tie
.slabrated Rockford Watches.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-11-04
NOTICE FOR PRE-ENPTIoN PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston Idaho Oct. .. 1888.

JAMES n SHARP. DS 8O43
OrIcR Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following named settler has 6icd aoties of
bis intsntiou II make asAi proof 10 support Of
bis claim and that proof viii b. made Il
this cthcs On November 18th 1885. viz: james
Sec 20 and lot eco u tp "a IN rlw, B. y.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
scntinsaus residence upon end eultivatisn Of
ma land. viz: John r. Havird, Jxspsr N,
ue6nes. John n. Ki1eaid and Hsnry G. Ket.
tenbaeh oil Of Lewiston. p. o. Idaho.
Pa WINSTON. IN.
Register.
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NOTICE ron PRs-1MPrlos PROOF.
LAND oyPIcE AT

EoWHy6b, IdahO. Oo606eF, II ItAR
0k0k0B HOLLIS1ER DS No. 2e70.
NOTICE IS ARREHY 3ivEN THAT
~ the following named settler has aisA no.
tiss Of Ais inteoties 70 naks hnal proof n ssp.
port e bic elsin. that ssid proof will h nsda
9 ths soes % Nsvsssbss Y. 1883. via: uss.
hellistef. for ths lots 2 ana - 10 p 81 Arl
b -. He nance the following wilns. ~ to
prove his seatinsaus sesi1ss0 uesa ssd sslti.
Bolllsex. fssdssisk Harris, ~ 4 eesssss p.
Q. 1aahs.
1egs1ps.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-11-04

The following is a list OF presents received
ny Mr.. and Mis-. Isaac Cooper who were
married at the residence of the brides pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. A. Levy. at Ge1esee,
Oct. % 1856:
Steinway grand piano, presented by L. Levy
brother of the bride aad Jucob Cooper, broth
er Of tina groom
Check TO- $iO0-Mr. aud Mrs. Grostein.
Case Of .ilverware, consisting Of knives
forks and spo ns-Mr and Mrs. Binnard.
SolIa silver soup iadle-Mr. and Mrs Wax
Check for $l00-Mrs. ". Co.par, New York
Check-Mr. S. N. Cooper.
Check-Mrs. $. B,ng, New York.
Elegant mantel clio. k-Neustatter Bros,
T ortiand, Oregon.
Lamps Hipschberg. Waco. Texas.
Several oil paintings-Mrs. S. Cooper, San
Francisco.
Steel engraving MIR. ]. Cooper, Cbicugo.
Set of carvers-Mr. Doris. Farm in gton.
Album Mr. l.. L. Durtenshan. Farm neton
Silver tea set-Mrs. A. Galiund and sons
Pennington
Bohemian gllss set-Mr. and Mrs. Harm.
don. F .rmington.
Set Of silver tablespoons in caso--Mr. and
Mrs. s. Newman. San Francisco.
Silver stand containing silver pitcher. bowl
and heIl-Miss Belle Grostein, Lewiston, and
Silver double pickle stand-Mr. and Mrs.
j Levy, Wheatland. Cal.
Guipure lace set (hed spread and shams) -
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Grunhau,u. San Francisco.
Set of ivory carvers-Mr. Il. Lewis, Sau
r. aacisca.
Eiegant plush and bronze hand emtroiderei
wall pocket, aud hand made zephys skirt
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Levy. San Francisco.
Pair handsome vases-Mr. N. kohn. Port
land, Oregon.
Fancy work-Miss Lille Kohn, Portland
Oregon.
Branch plate mirror in plush frame-Mis,
Miller Lewiston.
Silver berry spoon and handkerchief satch,
MIR. and Mrs. Cohurn. Low iston.
Set silver table and teaspnone-Messrs
Akin, Sci ing 4 Co., Portland, Oregon.
Set silver table and tsaspcons-Martin
5 chs l. Co.. San Francisco.
ct Of elegant mirrors plush irame-Mr
and Mrs. NJ }. Greenburg. Lewiston.
Set silver napkin rings--Mr. and Mrs, A
jonas. Oakland Cal.
Silver pickle caster and fork-Mr. and Mrs
c. Warren. lewiston.
Embroidered table spresd--Mr. and Mrs
kos.nbu,g. Neva,a Ciy Cal.
Glass lemonade set with "xodized tray
Mr AMI Mrs NJ. Ha,,mun--San Francisco.
Set handmade tidiss-Mrs. q. Ii Payne
Lewiston,
SILVER frosted gold lined cake basket--Mr
aud Mrs D B,nD"rd. CoIf.x. W. T.
Eegan, ,nlaid marble m,ntel c"ck--C. F
Heck and II. W. Augustine. Portland Or.
Bridal wrsath--Mrs. A. NJ. Nsisorc. Sar
Franciscu.
There were several more presents which
we're not yet received sent fr"m New York b!
Mr.. and Mrs. Bpso"witx. and from Portland
| oregon. by Thamhauser L Frohman.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-11-04

VOTERS OF NORTH IDAHO-Now
is your opportunity Vote ONLY for
candidates from constable up to delegate
who FAVOR annexation to Washingt,.n
and buy your goods from
A. DAMAS.
Large arrivals Of fresh goods, per each
steamer, including fine Fruit. and Confec.
tionary. at Greenburg's.
Titles Eureka Specific, which has become
so popular end efficacious here for cure of
coughs and colds. has also become a popular
family medicine in Portland and vicinity
and continues to grow into great favor
wherever tried for severe coughs and colds
The undersigned has been appointed special
agent for Lewiston and surroundings and
offers that infallible article at who esale and
retail. No family should he without a bot.
tie Of Titles Eureka Specific for sale at NJ.
}. Greenburg's, Lew ston. 4
NOTICE. Now is the lime to have your
negatives taken for photographs. Fine
weather. beautiful clear atuus ,here. even
temperature. Everything that is desired to
pr"'uce tine pictures. claim to do the
finest work in Northern idaho. Call and
examine my specimens before going else
where and You will be convinced. Also
orders taken for enlarged work Eine
Photographs aspeclalty
J ". RIGGS.
Photographer. Lewiston, Idaho. 5-tf
LEADERSHIP are now offering very
larg" aud attractive assortment of Ladies'
and Chillren's Cloaks, Ladies Jackets.
Dress Fabrics in the latest designs, Dress
Trimmings. Plus es, Fancy Velvets. Dress
Silks. in black in all the leading colors and
Gloves in WOOL silk and kid. We are head
quarters for these goods and the acknou
lodged leaders in low price. Samples sent
on application and orders solicited
Oils & KING,
"a If 1856 First st. Portland, Oregon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30
TOOK 1T COoLLY.
Burglars at San Antonio RegRIe Them
solves with Beer aud vino While Mt

Burglars at San Antonio RegRIe Them
selves with Beer aud Wine While Mt
work.
Special 10 the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, July 29.---The
Campbell feed store, on Alamo plaza was
burglarlzed this morning by profession
ais, who blew open the Mosler safe In an
artistic manner and took therefrom about
$3.50 In cash, together with notes and
drafts amounting 70 about $500 more.
Several nelghbors heard the muilled OK
plosion, but could not locate IL and did
not suspect what was going on. The
burglars were evidently In no hurry with
the job in hand, for they took 10 beer
saloon next door and helped themselves
most literally TO beer and wine, carrying
the empty bottles in the adjoining build.
ing around the wrecked safe. The police
are at work on the job, but are az a
total loss TO locate the perpetrators.
Hence no arrests have been made as
yet, and none are likely TO be made
soon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30
MORE MEXICAN oUTRAeEs.

without Warrant They Take an American
from Texas aud KIN Him.
Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, July 29.--Judge
Ware of Eagle Pass reports that Mex-
can named Ascrugos, naturalized Amer
lean citizen, who has been employed until
recently in Eagle Pass, driving a transfer
wagon there, was day before yesterday
taken from the Eagle Pass jail, where he
was confined on trumped up charge Of
stealing horses from the Mexican side Of
the river The Judge and sheriff OF
Maverick county are said to have turned
him over TO the Mexican authorities
without any legal process or other
authority. Immediately after the Mexi-
can authorities got hold OF him, the pre-
feet of police ordered him executed, and
he was shot TO death by file Of soldiers.
The only animus for the falling and fnal
murder OF Aserugos is said TO be the fact
that about two years ago he cowhided q
Mexican Official named Mondragon In
peidras Negras, said Mondragon, who
was formerly citizen Of this town, hold
Ing considerable influence there. The
unprecedented affair has crested much
indignation In Eagle Pass, and may lead
to International complications.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30
Gone 10 Europe.

NEW YORK, July 20.--Frauiein LII
Lehman and Franklin Brandt sailed for
Germany yesterday on the steamer Elder,
The question whether she was satisfied
with her visit here was asked. Fraulein
Lehman gave an6wer, "Remember,
came for ten weeks, and have now been
here nine months. ] am going straight to
Berlin, where everybody from the en-
peror down looks upon me In
the light Of criminal. snail pay
the hne Of 1900 marks they have
imposed on me for breaking my contract,
but / will submit 70 no other conditions,
such as never singing IN Germany again.
From Berlin I go 70 Vienna TO visit my
sister and ] may also appear al the Royal
opera-house a few times while ! am
there. After that shall 60 70 TyrOl Ia
rest. will return 10 America In Noycm.
Der TO sing with the Boston Symphony
and Handel society until the metropolitan
opera season begins.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30

pedient 10 curh his ardor, and for this
reason alone had him carried to his little
bed
II sounds very well In print land the
MeNicans were cunning enough 10 see
ths) TO place Medina Ia jail, hypothot-
ically aud on paper, tor hls disofdeily
conduct toward the American consul,
but when we get down 80 She facts YOU
and the public will resdily see that The
true inwardness Of the affair is FAR diffeS,
ent from the version given out TO the
world at large.
This man Medina has caused an this
trouble, and involved two sister fepub-
lies In serious diplomatic complication,
on account OF a purely personal matter
between himself aud Mt Cutting.
II he was so ssngulnaty IN his dlsposi-
ton, as ovinced Ia his last exhibition,
why did he not attack Cutting personally,
at the outset, as any brave man III our
country would do, and not cringe and
hide behind the courts Of his country
where his enemy had no earthly show for
iustlceY JusrIcr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30
STRONG TESTIMONY.
knight of labor Tells How his Brother
Knights wrecked rrsin.

knight of Labor Tells How Ills Brother
Knights Wrecked rrsin.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, July 2a,---The pre-
liminary examination Of o. j LLOYD.
George II, Hamilton, w. II. Geers, WIN.
Vassen, Milt Leary and Fred Newport,
charged with wrecking a Missouri Pacific
train last April, was begun before Judge
Anderson OF Wyandotte this afternoon
The courtroom was crowded aud
the liveliest interest was dis.
played in the proceedings. The railway
company was represented by number
OF officials and attorneys. Both state
and defense are preparing for stubborn
contest.
The examination opened with the eyi.
dence OF VIM. Vassen, one OF the de.
PENDANTS He testified that on the night
of the wreck he went TO the Knights nal
on Sixth street. There he met Hamilton
and GeeTs and Leary They went to
saloon ana had drink. Hamilton said
"come,, let's go,n and witness asked
"wnere2h and was answered, "you'l
see." Hamilton wore SLOUGH hat anC
Geers wig. The party crossed over SIKH
street. bridge and were Joined by Lloyt
and two or three others, one OF whom
the witness did not recognize. Lloy(
had a crow-bar. They went up the tract
toward the Wyandotte bridge, stopping
at u Point where tho wreck subsequently
occurred.
The witness advised that the insld,
rail be taken up, but Lloyd insisted II
taking up the outer rail Lear
and witness had gone toward the bridg,
about seyeuty-tive yards, Leary standin,
guard TO give notice OF the approach .
anyone. Soon after Lloyd came up an,
said the thing was done Then they too
another drink and went home. The nos
morning witness was visited In his he'd
room 10y Lloyd, who said "There'
4-6een the oldest wreck you eyefsaw
, Wyandotte, and two men were killed;
only wish the whole d--d mob OF scab
had been killed, too"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30
As Viewed from Ei Paso.
The following are extracts from the Il
Paso Tribune;

The following are extracts from the lei
Paso Tribune;
now 1T looks FROM NEW MEXICO.
The Las Vegas Optic says; Minister
Jackson has demanded the release of
Editor Cutting from Paso del Norte jail,
in which he has been lodged by the
Mexican authorities, charged with the
heinous crime of writing AN article for
an American paper, printed on American
soil, which was not complimentary
In Its tone toward the Mexican
government. The minister's demand
was treated with contenptuous
indifference by the Paso del Norte Judge
There are several companies OF soldiers
at Fort Bliss, mile from El Paso, and
they ought at once to be marched across
the river and take Cutting out OF the
hole he Is confined In. Then, II Mexico
gets mad enough to 20 10 war about II,
why let her go. The pusillanimous policy
Of this government for many years past,
In the matter OF protecting American
citizens abroad, has brought upon II not
only the ridicule Of other nations, but the
contempt OF the American people them
selves.
Editor of the Evening Tribune; | un-
derstand from what consider reliable
authority, that your information regard
| ing the last phase Of the Cutting case, so
far as regards Medina's actions toward
the American consul, In Paso del Norte,
Is incorrect
Medina has never been placed In jail,
as was given out to be the fact, but In
charge OF policeman slept In comfortable
quarters, instead OF sharing the igno-
minious fate OF Mr.. Cutting, In filthy
The facts as given are these. Medina
being in a highly excited and bellcose
state OF mind, was delivering himself In
not very choice terms, in the presence OF
the clerk OF the American consul, In bar
room on the other side OF the river An
American, who was defenseless, SO far as
arms was concerned, felt II bis duty to
lnterpose ~ the extent Of requesting Me-
dina to be more choice In his language in
speaking OF representatives OF the United
States, whether in official or private posi-
ton. Whereupon Medina, armed with are
yolver, and accompanied by armed friends,
and surrounded by crowd Of satellites,
Also armed, made an unproyoked attack
upon the defenseless Amerlcar, striking
him Ia the face. The American was
lpowerless 10 avenge the sndignlty cast
upon him, and remarked that had II Oc-
CURED on this side the river the result
would have been different. Whereupon
Medina proposed 10 board passing
street-car, croes the Rio Grande, and not
OILY "do up" the unfortunate American,
hut clean out the city Of III Paso gem
orally. Fearing that this brilliant ex-
ponent Of the law OF their country might
possibly STIR up a breeze which would re-
suit In his personal injury, the auihori-
ties, his personal friends, deemed II ex-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30
JEFFERSON.
a Fair Flower Won TO Welded Bliss-oh
for the Mountains,

a Fair Flower Won TO Welded Bliss-On
for the Mountains,
Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, July 29.--Last night,
at the residence OF Mrs. M. C. Terry, her
daughter, Miss Louise, was married to
Mr. James +. Crow, Rev. j. b. Hardwlcke
officiating, The bride was attlred In an
elegantly fitting dress OF white surah
silk trimmed with beads. She was one
Of our fairest, and possessed Of lovely
disposition, rendering all around her
pleasant. No young lady has ever mar
ried in our midst who had more or warm
er friends than she. The groom Is a
Young man OF excellent character and a
popular druggist Of our city. The pres
ents were costly and numerous. To-
morrow evening at the residence Of Mr.. r.
Ballauf the "Mikado" club will tender the
happy couple a reception.
This morning quite crowd Of Jeffer-
soniAus left for Monteagle, Tenn,
whore they win spend the remainder Of
the summer. The crowd was composed
OF the following; Rev. Mr.. Lawler, Rev.
Charles L. Lamb, DIR. w. w. Harper and
daughters, Misses Minnie and Maggiej
Mrs. Wright Rsiney and child, Mr.. w.
h. Ward, Misses Maggie Godfrey, Maggie
Preston, Sarah Terhune, Mrs. Rodgers,
and Mrs. w. j. Sedberry and son, Heryey
H., whom she will place at the university
Of Sewanee, Tenn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30
HES WHO LAST WEEK.
Bought StupendOus 1Sssssssins at
[C.EV

y scan the following
u asds accord in all particular
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30
HOLD YOUR BREATH.
The Mexican Government Again Posi-
lively Refuses to Surrender
Editor Cutting,
The Situation Remains Unchanged nj
vi Paso and Also on the other
Side Of the River.
secretary Bayard Assures Coneressnar
Lanhnm That Cutting VIM
BE Released.
THIN rEr IT BE WAR.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX, July - Reliable in
formation has just reached here from the
City of Mexico that Minister Jackson has
telegraphed that the 4exlcan govern
ment has positively refused to surrender
Cutting, and asking for further instruc.
tiOns.
Everything remains in statu quo here
and IN Paso del Norte.
THEY MAY RE NEEDED.
Special to The Gazette
AUSTIN Tx, July 29,--Applicatlous
for permission TO raise volunteer COM
panies to wipe Mexico from the face OF
the earth continue to pour into the adiu
tant-general's Office from all parts Of the
state
One man from Weatherford writes that
he wants 70 raise one hundred and nity
men.
Capt SEEKER, acting Acknowledgement
in the absence Of Gen. King, said to-day
that he could raise 10000 men in thirty
days.
WILL nE RELEASED.
WASHINGTON, July 29-The house
committee,on foreign affairs to-day con-
sidered Representative Lanham's resolu.
ton calling on the department Of state
for the correspondence touching the Cut.
ting case, MIR, Lanham read a letter he
had received from the secretary OF state,
containing the assurance thar Cutting
would without doubt be released within a
few days, and II was deemed unnecessary
TO take any further action on the resolu.
ton.
FRELlNG AT KILDARE.
Special to he Gazette.
KILDARE, TEX, July 29.--Our people
, manifest deep interest in the Cutting
Mexico affair and hope the United States
will teach them lesson, now that thel
have an opportunity, as well as pay 'en
up for declarations,
! FEELING AT BoNHAM.
Special TO tbs Gazette.
BoNuKS, FIX, July 20 Muchdis6us
is expressed by our citizens because tn
Cutting case doesn't get into bette
shape. Some say we should not leave
, greasy spot of the greasers.
D THE FEELING AT HENRIETTA.
Special to the Gazette.
HENRIETTA IEN,i July ~. The younl
patriots Of Henrietta seem consderabl,
worked up over Cutting being confined
I in the prison of Mexico, and many o
them are anxious to volunteer their serv
ices to force Mexico to release him
Hardly any of the boys have seen cannon
, belch and spit forth drops of lead, bu
they seem willing TO risk the chance o.
lodging those sent from the Mexican
, | side