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UNDERTAKES.

JOSEPH GAWLER. FURNISHING UNDERr
- IAh ER and PRACTICAL la bALMkR
ls26 Peuusy lvauia IA IerIls moderate ana
every thing nrst-ciasa Telephone Cali lU2lA ny2l
L 4. CLEMENTs PROFESSIONAL UNDER
~ taker-1hiuy Years LXpeIlence lz3. 32d
street and 40 nigh street, Georgetown 1eiephonS
CAL. 2xo-3. jel-s,m
AMkS BELLEW.
Corner New jersey and st NV
Telephone call, 25s-a. apo
DICHARD 3 CAIN
LII FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
Ioll sth st Everything s.rcIiy firslclass and On
the most Reasonable Terms. III
- W. bAkkEis
lNDERTAKER AND PRACTICAL. FMRALMER.
Graduate OF 1854 Class Of the Cincinnati school COG
EMoaining {. NJ. Lukens. n. d.. PrinclpAl
J. III. Clark, Demouslrator:
612 18th street northwest
Telephone call 947-4 oc24
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What the PaFnelIiteS VIII do.
LONDON, August 19.--At the meeting Of the
ParnelIite meInbers of parliament to-day de-
cided 10 discuss Irish affairs, aud especially the
Belfast riots, during the debate in the house Of
commons on the reply to the queens speech,
and also to endeavOr to learn the intentions Of
the goyernme mt in regard 10 Ireland.
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Chauees IN the O0lces.

8. NJ. Mcmillan, Of Iowa, has been appointed
to q 5000 clerkship IN the Post Office depart
ment, under the civil service rules. and Clarke
w. Brown, OF New York, to 1900 clerk
ship.
Hugh J. Mohan, ex-deputy labor commits
sioner of California, has been appointed spe-
cial agent of the labor bureau
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LIEUT.. ScHUELTZE AT ST. PETERsBURG.-
Secretary Bayard has received q cablegram
from st. Petersburg announcing the arrival of
Lieut.. Schuetze, Of the navy, at that city to-
day. 1t will be remembered that he was sent
TO Siberia to distribute presents from the United
States government to the natives In the vicinity
OF the Lena Delta who rendered assistance to
the Jeanette survivors.
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Real Estate Sales.

Laura A. Moore has sold to Avarilla Lambert
for So 1000 property fronting 25 feet on the
north side of Massachusetts avenue, between
18th and 18th streets. Jesse Shreeve has sold
to Henry Eberbach for $1,000 two pieces of
property on the east side OF 9TH street, between
p and q streets, and John S. SwOrmstedt has
sold TO the same for $4,000 adjoining property
to the above.
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PROPOSALS.
lDRoPOsAIIS FOR COAL

VDROPOSAIs5 FOR COAL.
Il REFORM SCHOOL OF THE ID. c.,
WASHINGTON, August 1e 1885,
Sealed Proposals will be received by up 10 noon
of MONDAY, AUGUST Thrill ETH, 1856, Tor The
delivery al the Reform school of
800 Tons White Ash Furnace Coal, more less.
loo ons W hiie Ash kange Coal, stove size more
or less.
30 Tons Cumberland Coal. more or less
All to be of best quality, free rom slate and other
impurities To be delivered IN quantities and such
times may be directed by the Superintendent Of ht
school 40 weigh 2,x40 pounds To the ton. aud fee
~ cents ton 70 inspector and weigLer. be paid "
contractor.
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals for Coal"
Right To reject bids waive GeiecIs Is reserved
GEO. W. ADAMS,
aul9-9t President lboard OF Trusleea
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Assigned with Heavy Liabilities.
LEWISTON, ME-, August 19.-The Lewiston
Steam Mill company have made an assign
ment to E. F. Packard and A. R. Savage
Their liabilities on notes and accounts are
Sl67- 300
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E,OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

nRECTT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT DTEAM.
u. u Frs sc, JOHN ~ I!BsoN and z q KNIGHT leave
m; dlh st wharf. Washington, every TUESDAY
MORNING. Freight at lowest rates. npl
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I'OR SALE-THREE-sTORY FRAME. ROOMS:
II lot ISx8J: side alley VIII pay ~ per cent on
price zsked. 5000. A r. HILL q CO. 1885 81
iy.0Im
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SPECIALTIES.

NJ ME- BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSJF
AS4 LIZ T. All business conde ntia. Ladies and zen.
t!een 90 cents AUS l. street, between am AMI
O1h sifeels hoftA"est myGiUws
1)lLtS-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
0lrert treatment, without the OF knife, cauSuc
or lgature Cure guaranteed Can consulted A,
-Ao ou 81 Nv" uoM 10 u pm apGl-nl<
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DROPOSALS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT oB
il TENALLYTOWN ROAD.

10ROP0SALS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT u
IL TENALLYTOWN ROAD
OFFICE TINE COMMISSIONERS,
WASHINGTON d. G., August ls 1880.
Sealed Proposals viii be received this Office until
TWELVE O'CLOCK M. on SATURDAY, AUGUST
2lst 1856 for Improving The Tenailytown Road from
Pierce Mill Road 10 bey ond TenallyIown
Blank forms of proposals and specifications can DO
geIher with all necessary iniofm ion and only bds
The right reserved TO reject any and all bids %
parts OF bids - = -
WILLIAM LUDLOW.
aulS3t Engineer Commissioner ID. G
DROPOsALS FOR oRFURNIsHINGTERRAC GOTTA
Il PIPE AND BRANCHES In THE CITY OR
WASHINGTON, u. c.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
WAsHISGToS. d. L, August Ia, 1885.
Sealed Proposals will be received this office untn
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. ON wEDNEsDAl, sop
tember lst 1885, for furnishing and delivering q
Washington. ID. c.
5000 ieet 6-inch Terra Gotta Pipe.
2OOO0 feet l2inch TerDa Gotta Pipe.
700 feet l5-inch Terra Gotta Pipe-
300 l2x0inch Terra Gotta W Branches
100 l5-x6inCh Terra Gotta "Y" branches.
xOO 6-nch CONNECTING Coilars
Blank forms OF proposals and specifications can b
obtained AT tLis ofice upon application therefor,
together with all and only bids
upon these forms will be considered.
The right Ia reserved reject any and all bids O.
parts of bids WILLIAM LUDLOW,
aul66t Engineer Commissioners ID. @
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Mt VERNON Mt. VERNON

STEAMER w. w. CORCOPAN
Leaye 9th-stseet wharf datly teacept sunday ~
Warrington about $3.50 p m.
ssl6 I. !. BLAKE. Captain.
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BOSTON. August 10.-Ge0rge Smelling, treasu-
rer OF the Lowell bleachery, was arrested late
last q light, charged with eslbeZzling e4O, 900 OF
the company's funds. He was put under
1000 bonds TO appear in court to-day.
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THE FOLLOWING CHANGES in the ardnance
department Of the army were ordered to-day:
First Lieut. William M. Medcalfe to duty
At Wilmington, Delaware, in connection
with the Manufacture Of powder. Captain
William 9. Starring relieved from duty at
Springfield arm0ry and ordered TO duty as
chief ordnance officer d. department. of the Platte
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d. c.,
AnGr-cr ID 1854

sealed Proposals will be received this office nth
TWOOCLOCK r. NJ, FOURTH, lSSa,
Tor the brick work for extending the fourth door -
Plans and descripton Of the work 70 be done can b
seen 4 this Office n. C. MEI0h,
7-eott 6uperyising Architect
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I,OR SALE-A GENUINE BARGAIN-NEW 2
Il story seven-room press brick house: bay window,
bath, hot and cold water. atrobe gas. &c; lot 100
feet deep wide alley; desirable ;ion only step
norIhN est: price 5UO. Ii sold in tour
days. Sm ali cash and balance monthly. Address
Owner W. D. JOHNSTON. 1917 / ST. NV. aul1-3t
VNOR SALE-IF TAKEN WITHIN TEN DAYS,
II a beautiful nne-roOm two-stOry corner house,
nearly new. northwest parking on both streets ana
iron fence. Terms reasonable Address r o..
star office aulT;St*
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WELLER & REPETTI.
anI3-6t 3y6 Pennsylvania ave

vNOR SALE- =.
IL \ twO-stcry Brick Dwelling in the neighbOrhood OF
the Government Pr nting office containing rooms.
wafer gas and sewer. Rei.ts for sl1-5U per mouth
Will sell ioT 81 100, terms, 10 prompt pur-
Chaser. T. H. WARMER & 90,
auI.-3t 9l6 ST W.
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NOR SALE-ABOUT THE PRETTIkST COR
II Der House on l4gh 81. beyond Thomas Circle; can
be bought for SlO.UUu, and the purchaser have the
opportunity To > lect wall paper, gas hxtures, and
direct some other details. Terms of pay uIeDt
Can be n-Ade 10 suit buyer
SWo.MsTEDT & BRADLEY.
mi ST
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The REVENUE s1EAHRR EwINo has been
ordered to temporary duty as the Cape Charles
quarantine station while the hospital steamer
Woodwork u undergoing repairs.
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tNOR SALE - CORNER LOT. MT PLEASANT.
- containing abo 1t Is OOU SQUARE feet, at Z5c.
Nice little Lot 4Ux122, 10th ST. (extende at 2Oc
Lot o2 feet front, Howard ave Mt Pleasant at 1Sc.
JOHN SHERMAN & Co.,
eul9-3t lANI street.
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INOR SALE-HOUs rs IN ALL QUAKTERs . +
II the city nleisfon here. for people
Httle. moderate. much means; houses In blocks
beautiful corners broad parking and lovely
views You that about to purchase please ree
before you decide buy ard avoid rush later In
the seasOn- HUMPHREY a ADAMS. Real estate
Brokers' ols r sL u.w Iy3l
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INOR SALE CHEAP-AN S-ROOM BRICK
IL House. lot 25 by 3-story brick front, NJ be-
tween Az and 9Th sw. Price $1,000 Z. Ii.
PARKER, Al. and L. SITS. aul I-:St*
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NOR SALE-CHEAP 1.-TWO NICE GROOM
II brick Houses on NJ. between Sd and Al, stS. sw,
with parking in front: mod imp. 81 100 each &. II.
FARMER, Az and + stS. s-w. aulI-3t*
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I>OR RsALE-CTIEAP-.-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
IT A.. between III and IS. sw, with tine stable
in rear q good investment Price $1,000 Y. III.
PARKER. Az and f. sJs. aul7-3t$
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fVOR ALE
II IL purchased of me within q few laws the follow
ing property can be secured at a bargain:
UBe y Ce twU->tOry and basement Brick Dwelling on
u. 18th ST NV. seven rooms
Two elegant Residences, on N St, the British
legation
One handsome Dwelling. on N st. near 18th st. n W.
And one new Residence. Just being finished, on
Riggs ST., near l4th for terms etc, apply
FRANCIS Il. X0HUN,
Aul9-3t 1891 T ST.
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES

NOR SALE OR FXCHkNGE-A FINE BRICK
II resi- .euce ia Alexandria Va. Containing nine
rooms also bath and store rooms coal wants and
good cear: water and gas throughout large side and
back yards with fruit and flowers las, oil to
both boats and ar. VIII exchange for Washington
property improved unimproved. and assume a
sn III incumbrance WM. II. BARsIUW. 8,5 7th
o. aul9Llm
NOR SALI-A BEAUTIFULLY IDCATED
II Brick Res dence, two-stOry and attic with ALI
modern couvenlences, al 224 New jersey ave. ap-
piy 40 & aul9-3ts
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VI>OR SALE-A ;;-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
II lOt. with vacant building lois. on the corner of
and 10Th viii be sold at IA bargain Inquire
Ii 3Ul 10Th 81 s.w., of Z. W HANDY 92l F ST.
nv aul6-2w*
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LSOR SALE
~

The above Is only small portion OF property on my
books full list cali Office for bulletin issued on
10 lSt and 18th. IuulTI IHOS. E WAGGAMAN.
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BIDS for painting the executive mansion were
opened to-day by Col Wilson. Macnichol q
Son, of this city. were the lowest bidders. at
S1,O86.
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L'OR SALOON FENTON PLACE, NEA1
II Printing office. House renting for Sll go Prize
sl,%Ou Also, two Houses Ne, only ~. 400 each.
WRfGHT & BOLTON,
ty3o 3m Room I3 St Cloud BniIdiDg. 9Th and + sts.
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L,OR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL Es--
II tate Brick Houses rooms esrh, situated
a beautiful avenue northwest win de parking.
&c. cars within half square. Price Tor this
property vuly g. 100 Terms 40 Cash, balance
SJDO Ter year. Inns property now renting Tor $0I
4 or mouth. ABBY 10 J. W. p. ATElsS,
le5-il.. Real Estate Agent, lS2S N. Y. ave
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these governments. He had thus early
formed perfectly clear and settled opinions.
about which his mind never vacillated
sThey were the opinions of Jackson, of Van
sBurcn, of Wright and Marcy, with whom,
3during most of their public lives, he had
been on terms of personal intimacy.
During the winter of lSG0-6l, he at
TENDED meeting of the leading men of both
parties in the city Of New York to con-
sSidcr what measures were necessary and
tpraCtible to avert an armed collision bel
! tween what were then termed the free and
sthe slave States. To the North he urged
reconciliation and fOrbearance, appreciating
las he did more clearly than most of those
sarOund him the fearful and disastrous conf
1 sequences of civil war, whatever might
prove its ultimate result. To the South he
urged Difference to the will of the MAJ
siOrity and respect for the provisions of
ithe Federal Constitution, within which
ithey would be sure of adequate projections
lfOr themselves and for their property, but
jhe warned them that outside of the Con-
sstitution they could expect protection for
inether.
tSOciated himself with and was the private
adviser of Mr.. Dean Richmond, then at
I the head of the Democratic party of this
lState, and who was accustomed on all i'm
1pOrtant questions to visit Mr.. Tilden in his
retirement and seek his counsel.
At meeting helda at the house of Gen.
eDiX, just after the first call of President
3LinCOln for -, 600 troops, Mr.. Tlden was
present and participated in the discussions
(which took place. He then and there cX-
pressed the opinion that they were on the
Z 3eve of a great war, and maintained that in
stead OF -, 900 troops, Mr. Lincoln should
nave called out at least SOC, 0OO, half for
Immediate service and the other half 10 be
5 put in camps of instruction and trained foI
cNigencies.
With the peace came to Mr.. Tildcn the
) amoSt important political labor of his life
3With the assistance Of Charles O'ConnOr.
5whO followed the members Of that band OF
SronspirltOrs with all his usual vigor and
4 IdrOimcSs until it was not only broken up.
HUT its leadingmcmbers scattered to the four
quarters of the globe, he aSSaied and over
lhrew the combined Republican and Dem
locratic ring which ruled and ruined New
York.
Mr.. Tildcn had thus by his bold acts
( made himself prominent in the work of re-
form, and was recognized rs the man to lead
! in the State Prominent friends of reform
urged him to accept the nomination for
Governor They said he could be nom
mated without difficulty and elected tri-
TContiaucd on Third Pagr.
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THE sACHEMs, SORROW.
Resolutions BY the Board Upon the Deat
of MIR. TiIden.

Resolutions BY the Board Upon the Death
of Mr.. TiIden.
NEW YORK, August AT a meeting
;Of the Board of Sachems of Tammany So
'ciety tonight with ex-Congressman p.
Henry Dugrow presiding, the following
resolutions were offered and unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS. The Board of Sachems of
iTammany Society, Columbian Order, has
learned with most profound sOrrOw OF the
death of Samuel j. Tlden:
WHEREAS, BY his private and public
llife he deserved and attained the love and
admiration of the people rs an honest man,
h patriotic citizen, faithful public SER
want, great statesman and a true son OF
liberty; who in his career evinced by his
energy, honor and integrity with which he
pursued the lofty aims and ambitions, that
'he possessed abilities Of the highest order
and the character TO apply the same to-
pure and elevated aims; and
WHEREAS, Samuel J. Tilden was at the
itime of his death q member of this society,
was Mt one time member of the Board of
|Sachems and for many years identified
with Tammany Hall in its struggles to pre-
serve constitutional liberty to our people
and in the contest between advocates
|pf government for the people as represented
by that organization and opposed to CEN
|tralized government; and
WHEREAS, 1t is eminently proper, there
fore, that we rs representatives of the so
ciety should take the appropriate action to
manifest our deep sorrow for his death; I'd
record our appreciation of his labOrs in be-
half of free government and TO add our tri-
butte of respect TO his memory; be it there
fore
Resolred, That members of the Board Of
'SachemS, for themselves and those they
represent, deplOre the death of Samuel J..
rilden, and out of respect to his memory,
/ is hereby recommended that the meeting
room of the society be draped in MORNINGS
that the flag on Tammany Hall be dis
played at half-mast from sunrise until
sunset each day until after the funeral
ceremonies and that the society be request
,d to attend the funeral.
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AN Exploded SENSATION.
|, Clay County Tragedy Which Proves
... MYTH.

myth.
The Clay County Star says: There was
a big sensation created here last week, over
the report that Sheriff Arbogast had been
shot by George Beasley. The Charleston
papers, that evening, contained bloOd-curd-
iling accounts of the murder Of Mrs. Peas
sley. and the shooting Of a man named
Moore, and also stated that 800 reward
/ was offered for Beasley. The report that
Arbogast had been killed did not seem 10
be believed, but the possibility Of its truth
] was sufficient to spread feeling of gloom
sover the town and community, which re-
zrnained until the next day, when the Sheriff
( rode in safe and sound. He had been in
the country where the killing was re-
ported to have been done, and says that lesr
As known about it there than else.
where. On Blue Creek the people said
/ 1that the body was found on Falling Rock,
and the people there suppose the killing "a
have been done on the river. near tht
mouth of Big Sandy, and at that point OuI
Informant was referred hack To the head %
Blue Creek. Upon examination Mr.. Moore
was found to have slight wound across
j 3the breast and to be severely burnt, but
: his statement as to how he received hii
Injuries IS not generally believed. 1t i
4 Thought that the wound and burn is tbs
result Of MOOrt's own carelessness in hand
hing a revolver. The truth is that no kill
2ing has been done. Beasley has left thu
2country and taken his wife along, to seeI
"a more genial cline Two hundred dollan
reward has actually been offered On tn
strength Of the report. Where these report
started is mystery not yet solved.
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BEi.IsAtkE.

The gas pipes on south Union street were
1tcsted yesterday.
Winfield Scott returned yesterday morn.
|ing from the West.
John Fleming will erect store room
aud dwelling in the second ward.
John Pearson will open stand on the
|rorncr of 3Jth and Belmont streets.
The family II George Lcasure has gone
70 Moundsyille 10 spend several weeks
George II. Muth Is having his business
block on Belmont street nicely fixed up.
Council j. ready % receive bids for the
building Of the 18th and 18th street sewers.
Harvey Bcnson will move his photo
graphing apparatus TO Bethel camp ground.
James A. Wells will leave for FiDdlsy,
10 take charge Of the new window glag
works.
Col. J. d. Taylor and his friends took .
special car when they went 10 the Bteuben-
willie convention.
Col. &. l.. Po0rman was twice sent for
'to come 20 Steubenyille, yesterday. bot he
|rcmained at home.
He HaibH IH tue puDilt~IuHt hfc sOvot
j. inches high In the ceDtcr and taper To-
ward the cXtremities.
Mr. Van Law, one Of the ownep Of the
|SD'rit of Dcmoeraeg was IN town yesterday
IN the interest OF his paper.
The Aquatic Theatcr opened ON TuerdAy
evening with seven actors. Next week ~
programme and faces viii be changed.
One hundred dollars has been RAISED befo
|for the Llang-Ritz race. Rita went -
|Pittsburg yesterday 10 conclude afrangb-
|fnentS for the race
On saturday August 18th there will ~
|l special election In the 9Th ward 70 elect
oouneileman In place Of Mr.. Gus Hsstin-
Etine, who resigned.
On next Friday the congeestiou H ~
Rock Hill church will hold q picnic. t.
will be farewell gathering Tor Rev. J. q.
Black, who has resigned 10 aecept ~
presidency Of Franklin College.
The editor Of the 7SiJuHz is st pres
reneiVing considerable tickling fhoa o.
Republicans who opposed him fsw, davs'
ngo last evenings edition said, ~
bad no conception Of the hsgh st3nsd r.
which we were held. High npsrd. heW<
|eyer, wasn't substantial enough 10 contfsg
the doiegates."
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BECOMING CRITICAL
BORDER WARFARE ONLY 10 BE AyERTEl
By QUICK ACTION
On the Part Of This and the Mexican Govern
msnt-Cuttings Trial Again Postponed
Press RspOrs Produce General Confidence
in the United States Government

WASHINGTON, August 4.-During the
past twenty-four hours, scores of tele-
graphic communications have been re-
'ceived from Texas, by the delegation in
congress from that State, in relation TO the
Threatened outbreak on the border over the
Cutting case. Messrs. Lanham, Craine and
others of the delegation, who have hereto
fore regarded the affair in manner not a,
3lll serious, now say at least border warfare
can only be averted by quick and decisive
steps on the part of this and the Mexican
Governments. They believe the President
should Immediately renew the demand for
the release of Cutting, and do so in the
name of peace, and to prevent bloodshed.
1 The debate on the resolutions reported
'yeeterday from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs is awaited with interest in the
iHnuSp
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/ of his time in the City Of Mexico. where
he attends to his business interests and
! says that his estimate of the difficulty be-
tween that Government and the United
States, over the Cutting affair, b based
upon facts In an interview last evening
he said: mo; the people of Mexico are
Inot much excited over the affair. They
appreciate that it amounts to nothing and
= acan lead to nothing serious, and they trcat
BIT with contempt II the Texans were -
sensible as the Mexicans the matter
would have been dropped before
This. Those rampant Texans who
jare bowling for war are the scum Of the
people. They seem TO be Just spelling for
b fight, but they are the kind who run 1t
the first smell of gunpowder. The Ameri-
Ian citizens in Mexico and in Texas con-
}iemn the agitation. As was coming up
i stopped along at several places, and
Ibid not find one intelligent American who
] does not think Cutting ought TO have
Iyears in the penitentiary. Why, this man
Cutting is well known rs low-lived tel-
how who has been in trouble before. He
runs his paper at FL Paso. He had some
trouble with Mexican at Paso Del Norte,
n Mexican town Just across the river from
iEl Paso, and after il was over he invented
h vile slander against his enemy, which
]Nyaa published, believe, at Paso Del
lNortc. At least, if il was not printed
3there, Cutting cast il abroad there, which,
under the Mexican Law, amounts to about
the same thing.
Cutting WAS arrested and taken before
h magistrate He Was allowed TO free him.
! self by making written retraction Of the
I libel, and he returned TO FL Paso. There
3hc printed the libel in his paper in good
Heal worse form than before, in Spanish,
and took his papers over to Paso Del Norte
himself and sold them OF course he was
jlgain arrested, and that is how he comes
Ito be in Jail now. He is smart enough TO
see that by being made martyr he can be
1comc notorious and make money out Of his
1notoriety. He has been offered release on
straw bail, but he draws himself up with
tlssumed patriotic dignity and says: No;
Il am in the hands Of my country and she
Twill care for me.
BAH II is disgusting, and Governor
ireland, of Texas, oyorts around and is
paving his way ~ the United States SEN
Bate. And Secretary Bayard demands Cut
ting's immediate surrender. Why don't no
back up his correspondence He would
not dare to send soldiers-it would BE-
most infamous, and even he would not 20
To that length