Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27
AWAITING ACTION.
No Further Advlces from Washington
or the City Of Mexico--A Talk
with the Mexican Consul.
eating Is Again Called Up and Notified
thai His Case Has Been Remandcd
to a Higher Court.
me Mexican rroops az Work on an rm-
mensc hmbankmeut, Throwing %
Earth- Works.

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Special TO the Gazette,
EL PAso, TKx, July 26.-.up to .
O'Clock tonight Consul Brigham is with.
out any further advices from his govern.
ment
senior Don Ramosa, president OF the
Chihuahua tribunal OF justices, has Ar.
rived In paso del Norte armed with
authority TO try Cutting.
II was reported, however, this after
noon that Cutting will DO sent TO Chi
huahua and imprisoned 10 an OLD adobe
dungeon.
manuel Rincon, private scoretary TO
the governor Of chihuahua, who informed
Consul Brigham that no moro troops
would be seut 20 Paso del Norto, now de-
mics making the statement, aud saws the
consul misunderstood him.
The Mexican troops are very active
across the river.
Several hundred are at work on an i'm.
mense emhankment near the Mexican
church.
They are throwing up what appear TO
be earthworks
The local authorities, however, deny
this and say that they are simply ON.
ployed to Keep them out OF mischief.
Cutting was called up again to-day for
about the dozenth time and notified that
his case had been remandod to higher
court.
II is believed thatthe frequency OF these
notifications Is for the purpose OF proyok.
ing hun into some disrespcct OF the court
which win Justify them in killing him.
Once before he failed to remove his hat
IN the presence OF the august little Judge,
when guard Knocked u on his head
The Mexican consul OF this city saws
that unless one country or the other
backs down, war cannot possibly be
avoided, "and,n he added, "Mexioo will
never comply with the demand that has
been made, II Il must come 10 that, you
may rest assured that Mexico win &C.
cept war FIRST"
Ills oonsul's name Is Eseobafa aud he
Is the same Individual who when max.
lug political speech in Paso del Norte,
seized bis child, and raising him above
his head, declared TO his Mexican hearers
that he belieyedit to be his solemn duty 10
teach that child to hate the American peo.
| pie.
WARRINGTON STILL AsIrEP.
WASHINGTON, July 2G.--It IL stated At
the war department that no United
States troops have been ordered 10 lroIt
Bliss In anticipation OF trouble at Paso
del Norte, arising from the reported re-.
fnsal OF the Mexican authorities TO re-.
lease Editor Cutting.
IL Is stated further that the ooucentra.
ton OF Mexican troops at that place does
not in Itself signify probable rupture
OF the present peaceful relations with
this country, but is more probably a
stragetic military movement against the
revolutionary parties IN Mexico.
THE TROUBLE AT nj aAso.
Special to the Gazette.
WEATHERfoRD, TEX, July 20 "A great
many OF our citizens are very hostile and
warliac over the imprisonment of the
American, Cutting, and the disregard TO
the authority OF the United States by the
Mexican government has raised tho In.
dignation OF our citizens to the extent
that o considerable voluntary army could
De raised In very short time. Some OF
Them seem very anxious to be called on
TO enlist Ia war against the Mexlcans and
are ready at any time.
fEELING IN WISE COUNTY.
special to the Gazette.
DECATUR, Tex, July 26--The news of
the Mexican Outrage upon Editor Cutting.
citizen Of the United States, was read
ana received here with great Indignation.
huAHUnnA paN
they Will not soon forget.n
Quite a large number Of volunteers conld
oe raised here In little while 10
eight 'em.u
THE FEELrNG Al ABILENE
Special 10 the Gazette
ABILENE, Tx, July &c. The III treat.
ment Editor Cutting has been subjected
70 at Paso del Norte at the hands Of the
Mexican government Is being freely dis
cussed, and the people OF this section Of
the country aye very Indignant.