The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-09-02

ing called 10 sympathize with the condemned
Chicago bomb-throwers may be indicted by
the next grand jury
A telegram from Ell Paso, Texas,
gives the following particulars Of the release
OF the man Cutting:
Cutting was takon before Judge Castenadas
court, in Paso del Norts. aud released after the
minutes OF the Supreme Court had been read to
him, Toe decision OF the court Is based en-,
tircly upon the fact that Medina had waived
his right To a civil suit for damages, the court
holding that this ended the proceedings OF the
State. The court refused Cutting copy OF the
decree
1t is said on the Mexican side OF the river that
the clause OF the Mexican constitution which
prohibits the residence OF agitators and other
dangerous characters in the Republic Will DO
enforced against Cutting.
After Cutting was set ut liberty he. with
Consul brigham, and number OF other
Americans, repaired to n neighboring casino
to wait for street-car in which TO leave
Mexico. Danlin, the official interpret
or, the Mayor, and several Ms1i.
few words were exchanged between tho parties,
the evident intent being to rearrest Cutting.
The latter, in reply to some remark from the
interpreter, said TO Danlin, with finger raised
Il Will meet the Ave principals in this matter
later" IL was instantly interpreted, and the
Mayor and Danlin cried out in Spanish; a
new offenso." Several OF the Moxicans stepped
toward him, but. the car having OPPORTUNITY ar
rived Cuttings American friends closed in
around him and he was hurried over the border.
Edwin II. Stowe, an eminent jurist
of Pittsburgh, visited Cutting in the Jail at
Paso del Norte. He pronounces the interna-
tional celebrity a grand humbug, who states
that he expects to clear $50, 900 by his ad-
venture
The citizens of McCulloch County,
Texas, recently adopted resolutions ordering
all Mexicans not American citizens to leave
the county within five days under penalty of
death by hanging Every Mexican was served
with notcs and left within the time speci-
fed The Sheriff of Kinney County, which
borders on the Rio Grande, has called the at
tention of the adjutant general to the frequen
raids of late into Texas by armed bands Of
Mexicans, sometimes numbering over forty
men, who have driven off large number of
cattle and horses. The State will order
rangers there Immediately.
The Farmers Congress at st. Paul,
which was quite numerously attended, adopted
resolutions asking Congress to create the Office
of Secretary of Agriculture the incumbent TO
be member of the Cabinet; requiring the ex-
tension of the signal service to all telegraph
stations, asking Congress TO regulate inter
state commerce in such manner as to pro-
tect productive industries; recommending an
appropriation of s3,000,000 to stamp out
contagious diseases among domestic ami
mails; requesting that the ministers to France
and Germany be instructed to prevent restric-
tons upon American farm products properly
shipped; recommending the restoration Of the
wool tariff of 1867, and the maintenance of
that on rice and sugar; requesting State Legis-
latures to pass laws against dealing in futures;
approving the olemargarine law; providing
for the incorporation of the Farmers Con-
gress, and requesting the farmers of each
State TO form subordinate bodies. The next
meeting will be held at Chicago on the Tues
day preceding the opening of the Fat Stock
Show in 1861
The total number of failures in the
United States reported to BradStreet'S last week
was 80, against 159 ths previous week, 146 the
like week last year, 100 in 1881, 126 in 1883,
and 1872 in 1882 Canada had 26 this week,
against II last week, and last year. The total
in the United States this year to date is 667S,
against 1858 last year-a decline of lob In
1884 the total to Augusta 100, in 1888 G. 4S3,
and in 1882 it was 1905. Commercial journals
report the movement of general merchandise
for August as in many points exceeding like
periods in former years