Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-14
! BY HIMSELF.
|,ol,ins the Lack Of the
4 CordIaIe Between Him
and Medina
/. Rather an Interesting
4, journalistic Amenities
/ on the Border.

I,lx WITH CUTTING,

kllx WITH CUTTING,
4 Gazette.
sTx., Aug lS.-Cutting was
,nernoon by Il GAZETTE man,
be in good spirits and full
4 "A the tiual outcome of his
;uplalns, however, of suffer
yous excitement, the result
lsmeht and the anxiety nat
|.osi,ion. He is naturally an
lad is frettlng oyer bis con-
! was visited by Representa-
this morning and closely
.Asto his circulation Of the
y "a Paso del NoTte and, in
main features OF the case.
D,yersation Mr.. Lanham as
Mug
RfSo BACK DOWN
ted by the general govern
n Bayard and Mr.. Cleve-
sriect harmony, and would
m the position they had as
Il conclusion of this inter-
tlpg Mr.. Lanham went with
dge Brigham, to his Office,
me was spent in scanning
the consul's possession
the case. Mr.. Lanham re-
e city about noon. The
Inquiries at Paso del NoIte
nts in a morning paper that,
Isit to FL Paso at this time
han to look after his con-
hes, but that he was here to
Z matter of Cuttings trial
Of the general government.
Iderable
sTENBNT IN MEXICO
poets Of war. Three fami-
Means arrived here to-day
ia with q view of being in
Aisl cline In case of trouble
wo republics. They report
Keeling as being entertained,
~ In case of a war Mexico
DO warm tor Americans.
Of the Tenth regiment,
army, is expected to arrive
Tomorrow. This company
be held for about one year.
BALD to have no connection
poets, but the change comes
order Of business. A late
MEXICAN FINANCIKR,
the City of Mexico, in dis
biting affair, thinks that a
Cation will show that
a sufficient cause for a
that both sides have
IT Is very severe on the
and particularly with re-
20 papers. 1t chHracterizes
IS side who clamor for war
pave everything to gain and
and on the Mexican side
ists, and opposers Of the
|ent. 1t thinks the two gov
L too much sense to 60 to
ger 30 many valuable bust
over such a trivial affair.
ga tl.day that the state
b the
OF A REVOLUTION,
Prominent captain has been
ged with sedltious utter
hutton seems to be the
llion Of Mexico. Three
ped from the same prison
ting is confined to-day
prisoners were brothers,
charged with burn
hiding in Chihuahua. Inc
Lopes was charged with
the WELSH Fargo express
lme ago. Cuttings part
'entinella
pyRD cUTTING's NAME
o. that paper, and is run
y MS name, although Mr..
" olsposed of his interest
su'horized any such pro-
gnerre, the partner, re-
ultlng could not expect
MN; that he was a Mexi-
blood was thicker than
Ivy before the readers Of
statement from Mr.. Cut
q origin Of the present
ErrE representative OBJ
'Wlng interview with him
we me the origin of what
's' attack on this man Me
y 700 long a story and OF
" newspaper men. Many
laally was a mud-slinglng
TWO rival editors, but
az case.
well, as newspaper men
" a prominent part in the
ssnaps anything tending to
aS' preservative," il such
- would be given pub
nave worked and done
a Isso, Tex, nearly four
aooeks and assistance Of
e ssea sufficient means to
bllletin, a twenty
u advertising sheet.
~. VI February, l had an
~ A. Y. Daguerre and his
s.ocento ochoa, to sell
u s'esI in my printing ma
ls.s SAME 10 Paso del Norte
weekly paper, hall
~ E glish. i accepted,
,t,r mS Issued the FIRST num-
NM During 1885 and
40 ochoa was owner Of a
.d published in Paso del
u LUSH s Medina as editor,
,o.a osst known to himself
~ me Office and sold
BDI,!p' parties in Chihuahua.
M ed,Dh with Ochoa and
~ s ~ should in no way.
M - COnnected u,tth ii
er ~ ne y, had issued the
il :. 81 centineila out
out 10 lowing prospectus
M ~ 1--WE the old Pro-
- Old patrons -