Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-07
.DISCORDANP REPUBLICS.
The Texas Officers Who Surrendered
Arreusis to be Prosecuted for
Conspiracy to Murder,
Mexican Troops are Sent TO Nueyo
Laredo and Cannon are Ready
to Turn on TT. Mcintosh.
Americans are Fleeing from Mexico
owing To the Hosttlity OF the
People and the Press.
10 M rRosrourrp ny ruE srArR.

TO BE PROSECUTED ny THE sTATR.
Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tx, Aug 6.--Last
Tuesday morning at Eagle Pass, on the
Rio Graude, Oglesby, sheriff; Joseph L.
Hoffstotter, extradition agent, and
Bonehacio Diaz, deputy sheriff, waived
examination on charge OF kidnapping
and were put under $1,000 bond apiece to
appear before the grand jury. These are
the men who surrendered Francisco
Arreusis 10 the Mexican officials, who
murdered him, His death has caused a
great deal of trouble. The excitement Is
very great on the Rio Gande. 1t is said
that, under orders Of the governor OF
Texas, they VIII be prosecuted for con
spiracy TO murder.
THE END NOT YET
Special TO the Gazette
LAREDO, TEx., Aug, GA detachment
of 400 Mexican troops arrived In Neuva
Laredo last night. They are principally
infantry and artillery, having brought two
cannons with them. They have placed
their cannons so as TO take in Fort Me-
lntosh, on the Texas side, and have been
taking observations from their position
all day. Considerable indignation Is eX-
pressed ny Americans by the arrival Of
these troops aud this action augments
no peaceful solution of the war-cloud.
AMERICANS MUST NOT TALK.
sp eclal to the Gazette.
Ell PAso, Tx, Aug. Cutting is
stu in Jail awaiting sentence. What e.
will be nobody knows, as the Mexicans
may take 1t In their heads TO make 1t two
years or only one day. Judge lingo, the
Chihuahua Judge who 1t was said came
with pardon from President Dlag,
crossed over the river to-day and denied
that such was the case.
Consul Brigham has heard nothing to-
day, ana Cutting Is quietly awaiting his
tate tersons who arrived on the Mex
lean train report the Mexicaus very bitter
in regard to the Cutting affair. Amer
leans have to be very quiet and guarded
In their conversations, as any criticism Of
| Mexican authorities or defense OF Cut
| ting VIII provoke quick resentment.
MeXicans are unanimous in demanding
that Cutting receive the extreme penalty
! fixed by law, 8s he il regarded as an
offensive foreigner and an enemy of
! Mexico All the Mexican papers received
here are very bitter, and in conseG uence
a large number of Americans have already
left Mexico, and others are expected in n
few days in this city. Report on the
street tonight that President Cleveland
has called an extra session of congress is
creating some excitement
Al THE MEXICAN CAPITAL,
Cry or MESfco, Aug 6.--'rhe tone of the
press OF this capital is sensibly moderated
In regard 20 the Cutting affair, and Ell
Particle, the Liberal organ OF President
/ TIfay Haa1g vii ba Ia,
able spirit. There is very little excite
ment among government people. Papers
in opposition TO the administration OF
Gen. Dlaz are carefully reprnting in
translatlve clippings from the more
violent American border papers, evident
ly With desire of making mischief.
Among the American residents here.
having property investments, considera-
BILE uneasiness has been manifested and
numerous inquiries as to the status of
the case at Washington are made daily at
the American legation. The general tone
common among leading citizens is very
moderate, and 1t is generally believed on
the evidence that has reached here that
Cutting committed an otfense on both
sides OF the border and is hardly the per-
son for the United States to base
serious case upon. Patriotic Americans
here take great interest In the matter,
and feel that II the United States IL TO |
take issue with Mexico, the case should |
at least be ba ed on citizen having a |
proved character for integrity and good !
record In every respect, otherwise the |
case would De weak one.
Foreign diplomats are watching the |
case with great interest and seem to re.
gard Cutting as having taken pains TO
show contempt for the Mexican court IN
his attack on II In the Mexl-
can town OF Paso del Norle.
a MAss-SIEETING AT SAN ANTONIO.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tx, Aug. GA mass
MEETING was held here last night at which
a number Of patriotic speeches were made
against the action OF Mexico relating 70
the Cutting affair at Paso del Norte and
the Arreusis murder at Pedras Negraa. A
resolution was also adopted indorslng
Gov. lreland's war telegram TO Secretary
Bayard
GROWING WARMER.
special TO the Gazette.
GREENvlLLE, TEX, Aug. 6 - One Of ,
he most prominent sue jects on the pub
ic mind here now is the Mexican affair, ,
md the popular thought now Is that :
Uncle Sam should hasten his steps to the
OF American citizens, and II
lie will not do bis duly there are hundreds (,
iere who say they would enllst at the
iod Of GOV. Ireland. Every day the !.
eople grow warmer and discuss the war :
ubject with more and more contempt for I,
he greasers.
THE FEELING on THE BORDER.
peelal 10 the Gazette n
AUSTIN, TEX, Aug. 6.--One Of the d
late officers received letter to-day from b
prominent gentleman In III paso speak 1.
x In commeodation Of GOV. Ireland's Il
liter to Mr.. Bayard, and adding as fol- h
TVS. "There Is chapter in Mexican
uirages that has never been written, but o
ught 70 be. Americans ia Mex n
% often denied their citizen 81
hip as Americans In order 10 p
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