Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-09-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

me Canau1an government has pro-
hibited the importation of cattle from the in
fected districts of Great Britain.
. The visible supply of wheat and corn
is, respectively, 39,S20,S52 and 1881 ,0l6
bushels, being an increase since last report of
1903, 449 bushels of wheat and /, 90, 513 bush
els of corn
The war feeling growing out of the
Cutting case has entirely died out in Mexico,
where, it is thought, the trouble will be ami
cably adjusted An Ell Paso dispatch says:
at is understood that the Supreme Tribunal
of Chihuahua will order the release of A. X.
Cutting, the Texas editor, on the ground that
he has already suffered enough imprisonment
for the ofrense which he committed"
A telegram from Ell Paso, Texas,
gives the following particulars Of the release
of the man Cutting:
Cutting was taken before Judge Castenada's
court in Paso del Norte, and released after the
minutes OF the Supreme Court had boon read to
him TsS a aS 4st Of the s SSHTs Is 8aS1a sn
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 be
enforced against Cutting.
After Cutting was set ct liberty he. with
Consul Brigham, and number OF other
Americans, repaired to n neighboring casino
TO wait for streetcar in which to leave
Mexico Danlin, the official interpret
or, the Mayor, and several Next
can officials entered the casino, and q
fow words were exchanged between tho parties,
tho evident intent being to rearrest Cutting
10 IA
interpreter, said to Daulin with finger raised:
Il will meet the Ave principals in this matter
later" 1t IVES instantly interpreted, and the
Mayor aud Danlin cried out in Spanish; "A
new offenss." Several Of the Mexicans stepped
toward him. but, tho car having OPPORTUNITY nv
rived Cuttings American friends closed in
around him and he was hurried over tho border
The convicted anarchists spend most
of their time reading in their cells, says Chi
cago telegram "They sleep fairly we'll, but
are losing their appetite 10 some extent Their
friends, at every visit take them fruit, cakes,
and other dclicacies. Tho jail officials have
little fear that any Of tho convicted anarch-
lists will attempt 10 commit suicide. New
ertheless, close watch is kept day and
night Unusual care is taken in inspecting
whatever is taken TO thom by their friends
or sent in by others. For instance, when
copies OF the Ay6eiter Zettung arrived, adj
dressed TO each one Of the anarchists, except
Parsons and Fielden, Clerk Price felt of each
copy carefully TO see that nothing was rolled
up within it." Anton Hirschberger. one Of
the Chicago socialists charged with
riot and conspiracy, has been surren-
dered by his bondsmen, and is now in Jail
Ffty-one men are under indictment for con-
spiracy and riot at Chicago. They will be
brought to trial within the next thirty days
There is a probability that some of the New
York anarchists who made speeches at meet
ing called to sympathize with tho condemned
Chicago bomb-throwers may be indicted by
the next grand jury.