Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11
CUTTINGS CASE.
1t is Still a Topic of Con-
versatiOn.
PREPARATIONS FORA CONFLICT
Mississippians MarsIIalling Their
Forces Everything Quiet at
El Paso, Texas.


Special 10 ,he Herald by The Assoeiated Press.
!.
NEW iohk' august III here -
considerable talk here Of war with Mex'
ico. The Sun says. "There was activ-
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YORK yesterday, and communication
with Washington was continuous. At
Fort Hamilton the seryiceable muni-
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was determined now 'nucn oouiu " w.
pended upon from that quarter upon .
sudden call. Fort Wadsworth. WIZ
lott's Point and David's Island had al
ready reported. AT Pier No. 20, East
p;u. ....,..,. sA-~i..e. for field hat.
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teries were dehsereu 70 'ne n' a'.o'y
Steamship Company for immediate ship
mept 10 San Antonio, Texas, via Gal
$50. Thav viii he carried bv the
,o'',.' a, -,
hio Sranoe' wn'cn w''i SAL 'o-i'ioftow'
Col. Hodges, OF the Quartermaster's
Department, who shipped them, said
that the shipment was made in
the ordinary course OF business,
and not on special orders.
II is said that more carriages
and some cannon will be put aboard to-
day, and that arms are being shipped
from Washington and Rock Island and
also from Waterliet arsenal and that the
United States ships Juniata and Wanda
liza left Brooklyn navy yard early last
week under orders, it was said, for the
Pacific. At Ellis Landing they received
o supply Of ammunition and they have
remained there ever since. The Essex
left the navy yard yesterday, joined
them and got her powder. The Brook
ure to-day or tomorrow. AT the navy
yard It was said that the Essex was to
join the Chinese squadron II she was not
needed nearer home.
At WARRINGTON.
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uny sna' ms 'ao n"shs shs,r D"os aaa,a,ossn =,
sne s, uose' I",es sas sss;o 80 agsa.;va [ ~ ds.
eeu' seeo.A ~ sssen. J;@cnit;as w;sh
Wa~;. e. e. tba axcI,,s;.a co,esrn
Of the diplomatic branch, and that no
movement of troops or vessels have yet
been ordered with view OF possible
warfare. la the State department il is
said there Is nothing new which
it would be proper to make public at
present, but that there Is still no reason
to doubt an arnicable adjustment Of the
Cutting affair. 1t is unotficially learned
that correspondence now IN progress is
expected to bring about definite results
Of some kind within few days, and
that the direct object sought to be ac-
complished by this government is the
release Of Cutting.
QUIET At III pAso.
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vsrv ~ or;at n T. .dsS and What l;t,Is % axr;,s'
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So n tTLs s.....-os;.ts ss,,sa 80 ~. 80.
III .ts.a as ssr.;.s !. 80 sseh.,sa =. Ne -
1;sws hsd lat svsnine hstween The mimi.
cioaI anthorities Of Paso del Norte and
this place. BOTH sides have additional
police officers odNduty aud any rash act
will be readily suppressed. Cutting is
still In Jail, and the time for starting for
Chihuahua has not been made known.
The absence OF any Washington news
this morning relative to the interaasiss-ai
comphcauon causes oread anxiety
~ r,,mhs, % ~ nauonI.t. have re.chsd
III ps.n % to-, r cbyhnahns Rs;na : caou
~ 10 ~ ,srsI LII hrisf IN tha c.ttiaa cas- * hy
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defense OF the Mexican side OF the quee-
1855 OF the Chihuahua penal code. which
provides for punis hment in Mexico for