The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05
Rio GTHndr Texans want tn
tNOid IruubIr ~ Possible.
hut NiIl right.
IA Inside view uf MrNicnu scu
tinlrnts h, u ICNnu nuw
~ thihuahua.
I'll" Quesii"u NiEoiou,iS 'nn-
Sideted by tongrcSs ships
Ordered tn vera ItuI.


roupth rtNANS kItttu
Special 'o ht I' ,mu,t
SAN A>.u..o, Tex. Aug. l-h,J
druts OF Ac,cru lcNa-. along the
Rio GrHnlc, according to an inter
view obtained, are ~ much uuun,i
ness over the strained relation, bs
tween tur United Rtrd and McNIro
Ih,y are well nigh dciru-rlc--. the
posts of troops being very scattering.
aud they 'uuld bee rnldcd ut ANY time
And probnblN VIII be-.
The southern Pacific line IL Hlsu
very subject to attack and damngc.
They are not afraid pi regular Next
can troops but OF ilIibustcrs VINO
may take advantage of the present
condition OF affairs. They pray loud
ly tor protection. but there does not
seem much chance for thcm To- grt 1t.
There are canyons on the Rtu
Graudc IN which II train cHtrNIug %
brigade Of soldiers could hc wrecked
with but little trouble.
The people are willing to light, but
pray for Hn avoidance Of Me calamity.
rNAsrERAuNo uHtAstls.
Special to ihr Examiner
AusIIN. Texas, Aug. 4 -.Gcu Brc
of the department of statistics aud his.
tory liza. received letter from 20 rr-
spou-ihlo citizen of Texas, row rtsid-
ins IN the state oi Cmhmthun, McNi-
/ co, who suys;
II do not know the facts iu the Cut.
/ ling case, A irAgWcutHry d-pRtche,
ia the northern papers have been m,
/ only sources of Information nor have
/ heard HE Mexican version ut the
affair only know that the iinal re
/ suit has bccu unfortunate for Amrri.
/ CHur living IN Mexico. The nunvos
/ lave 1t that the show OF force rput by
he governor Of ChihualuA tu pn.o
/ del \urto frightened the American
/ government from Whatever position
I II hHd taken This hHs satisfied them
that the United States Hrr afraid ot
Mexico Hnd VIII make thcm trcnt uu
with Vet more arrogance aud disrr-
rpoct lhgs have been nylnp over
the puhlic buildings tor n ,Hl ur So.
they say, IN honor of victor, over
the Americans
MtNlDAN MIS- ur. WAR.
Ntw ORLEANS, Aug I The McAi-
eau ulan.ui-wHi Ella Liberated, which
~" '''"h '''- b4rt H'NUI sl. uuutha
Tor rcpalr- and which was tu haNt
remained here until the latter par ui
September hHs received orders from
the Mexican Wulhurit,c4 to leave this
week tor Vera Ctul and there await
further orders. This sudden order
II ~ surprise to the officers ut tlir ship
but lhry SAY all Mexican men .ot-wAr,
anchored ~ foreign uOrt-, bcGn called
home since the Cutting aud linHur,s
matter have assumed threatening
shape. The Mexican consul here
positively refuses tu Hlh uu the mH
Ter but other Mexican. ,rrm ia.
cnned 10 the opinion thHt War 1
possible
CoNunEss ouNeiprns Co.,
WA,miNoroN, - G. Aug : Ia
/ the ouse to-day, belmont from the
committee, on foreign affairs reported
I the Cutting resolutions which were
/ published this morning, and received
/ unanimous consent to have them in.
/ medlstcly cOuridrrcd
iliUf Hin rs said the resolutions
/ seemed to br theunauimous report ot
/ the committee on foreign affairs.
The resolutions had been adopted hN
|
correspondence upuu which they
were. based WA Ia mAnu-,ript and
when the only Information brlorr
the committee Was contained ia the
report of the secretary Ot state
IN that report It wn- stated that he
mand had been made tor 'hc rrlca-,
ut Cutuug and that tho McAlcnl
Governments had refused I,
release himi acting upon thi'
hc NlllD hud A--ontrd tD The re-ulu
tion since then he had rcHd the cor
rcspundrncr, aud instead of tine Mex
ican government ha> ing refused th
demand OF the United states IA ha,
shown every spirit OF compliance
There had hccu nu evasion, there WA
no defiance, there was very nearly Ian
imitation IN the tone Oi thHt icrbl
government before u sudden dclnl
demand Of the crcthrN OF state u
the name OF the president.
BlOuut OF Georgia Iuquired Whethe
Cutting wHs IN lail ana IN rcpllo
that he was, but said that upon IA
interference OF thc Mexican ministc
Of foreign affairs be had been uilrre
hla freedom back, Whiuh he hal -COrI
.
the consul there, VINO made spcccht
to crow ds In the streets about "yind
, eating tho rlgths of his country
That was the incarnation ui mdl-rr'
tiou iu one who hat cha 4
: ofour foreign affairs there Cutting
acting ~ advice Of TINS cOusul, d'
g. srcd his case was no longer up IL
diyidual, but au international ulla
, aud persi-iod in sitling ia hi- prl-O
when he could walk out any mum'l
he pleased.
b Grain, Of Texas, said that so IA
10 from declining the Oilortu be relcuse
- on bail, Cutting had been COnyictc
aud WAS now awaiting sentence,
Hit snld congress had no official II
formation about that. lie had hcbi
three or four yeraiona Otthat tO.dt
4. from various persons, and ono ma
Il had told him that the Mexican "a
ii thuritles had expected 10 get At II
If end of the case to-day aud that II
, man would bC at liberty, but be al
y not know that there w
\ IA word of truth in auy one
,i these stories, The goycrumc
,t was doing Ia this case what IL hu
is done in hundreds Of other cHscs, !
e. tcricrinP to secure the release Of oI
its citizens There was every pro
pcct Of cordial cooperation
Mexico aud he did not believe ia
u, he democratic secretary OF state "
v. 80 incompetent that he could Il
II successfully carry on this case vi
" Mexico, when Mexico, like Euglau
~ could bTiugA neet TO lombard NJ