New-York tribune., 1886-08-24

CUTTING RELEASED FROM JAIL.

EXPECTING TO OBTAIN DAMAGES FROM MEXICO.
Ell PAso, Tex, Aug. % (SpocdD.-At ~ o'clock
to-day messenger from Paso Del Norte came running
breathless across the bridge informing everyone he
met that Cutting had been released from Jail by order
OF the Supreme Court of the State of chihuahua
Cutting, although at that hour still in his CELL Ihad
been informed that the order for his release had ar
rived and that Judges Zubia and Costanade were in
consultation the matter. He stated that he
would imme 3atey return to FL Paso and take charge
of his newspaper. His remarks showed clearly that
he expected to cole ct handsome sum in damages
from the Mexican Government lie will be sorely
disappointed man If the United States Government ac-
cepts his release as a satisfactory solution of the
trouble Speaking of his case and Of the way the
record was kept he said
They keep their records here on loose sheets OF
paper which fastened together at the end Of the
trial Judge Zubia at the conclusion of my trial. took
the record and went TO chihuahua where be now is
There the record fixed up as to evade II pos
sible. the points raised by Secretary Bayaid. Now.
In view of these facts. don't see that makes any
difference what the record may show. 1t cuts very
little figure unless it agrees with what the reputable
people who heard the know to be facts. have
fear that M country will allow me to he outraged
In this matter without making determined effort 10
protect me-"
At p m. Cutting was released lie came at once
to this side of the Rio Grande.
BITTER COMPLAINTS IN THE DOMINION.
EFFECT or THE FISHERY DISPUTES IN NEW
BRUNSWICK AND VICTORIA.
ST. JONI, n. B., Aug. % tSpeciaD. The
people live Deer Island complain bitterly against
the runous policy the fishery question adopted by
the Canadian Government. Concerning tho recent
seizure OF sarinc boats correspondent writes:
We consider u q standing disgrace to Government
that such pubic officer as j. d. Bouness Is allowed 10
stalk through the country roboins aud pIaglng az ns
pleasure, to his own enrichment. IL Ia a woll-knowh
fact that the fisheries OF the Islands In Cnar.
lotto County have this year been failnfe
as natural consequence great part or the lnhip
tants are living small piitances. II is also wen
known Eastpor is their only market place and bat
II the Inhabitants iebarrei from trading there,
duty every article purchased. starvation noss
be the result Knowing these facts Bonness sWoOps
down Islands and compels many OF our men 70
contribute mis- gotten gains from their nara earn
ings A few Incidents viii show you the character OF
this servant OF the Government. one poor man.
who has earned 800 this season,
wife, had to pay him $75. Another for the sin of dar
ing to buy IN Easiport ffy cent hat. was muicted
IN tho sum OF $50; Another man being being ID ID
EscSIs /. HcSs give em 'sa GSssgs down S Deer
compiled, and for this heinOus crime was 1ned 500 os'
j. d. Bonness asserted that the ladies orOnght
several small parcels with them Yet another iSl
like offence, paid MIN SlOO Now pdtlcnt ana euHcI'
ing public win not stand such robbery any longer
VICTORIA b. G., Aug. % -Messrs MACKENZIE, Bower
Foster. members OF the Dominion Cabinet, arrived
to this city Behring's Straits while sealing, has created
uneasiness nine vessels are out Hall miioh uol
lars involved IN the enterprise Inc nen oeohsing
10 the seized vessels will return Francisco To-
morrow and Minister Foster will then have an oppor
tnty to In vestigate the legality of the seizure.
QUEBEC, Aug 23.-The ship Asia, which was nnder
Montreal but stole away was arrested on heF
arrival here. The case was amcaby settled