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Waiting on enc Diplomates.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. lot is stated at the
War and Navy Departments, to-day, that while
the fighting branches of the government ats in
their customary condition of readiness for action
offensive and defensive the present difficulties
with Mexico are as yet the exclusive concern of
the diplomatic branch, and that no movements
of troops or vessels have yet been ordered with
q view TO possible warfare At thasA tate De-
partment it is said that there is nothing new
present, but that there is still to doubt
an amicable adjustment of the Cutting affair.
1t is unoficially learned that the correspondence
now in progress is expected to bring about
definite results of some kind within few days,
and that the direct objects sought to be accom-
plished by this government are first the release
of Cutting
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ON THE BORDER.
A Slight Scare at Ell PasO, Caused by Firing
the Other Side.

A Slight Scare at Ell Paso, Caused by Firing
on the Other. Side.
So. LOUIS, Aug 10-A special from Ell Paso,
Tex, says: This has been day Of intense ex-
element here, owing to the many rumors about
the Cutting case and the probability of the two
governments going to war over the affair
Shortly after dark some thirty shots, fred by the
Mexican troops across the river after party of
deserters, caused the widest excitement in this
city. every one believing that hostilities had
commenced In earnest. The arms for the com.
pany of minute-men recently organized were dis
tributed and the City Council held secret sSs-
sion and adopted measures for resisting an at
tack from the Mexicans When the real cause
of the firing BECAME known, however, matters
Quoted down, and the excitement sub
sided gentleman who came up on
the Mexican Central. last night, says a
telegraph operator caught the information
off the wire between Paso del Norte and Chihua
bua that the officers of Paso del Norte tee-
graphed to tbs Governor of chihuahua that there
was danger of any attempt from 81 Paso to res
cue Cutting. The order came promptly back
'It IN case of any attempt to rescue Cutting, cut
of his head and present it to the rescuers with
my compliments
A special from Minneola, Tex, says The
friends of Governor Ireland here jubilant
over the Endorsement of his policy by the old
States and the city is full Of excitement in favor
of the United States taking q decided stand
against Mexico. There could be one thousand
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appointed BY Mr. Tilden member OF the special
commission on the canal frauds. He possesses
ability In bis profession.
Collector Hedden, in his resignation, says col
iectfans have been made under his management
at less percentage of cost than under
any previous administration, yet he has been
persistently persecuted and misrepresented
In regard to his civil service policy. He says he
found many incompetent men in the custom
house, appointed by Republican administrations
for political reasons. In filing their places by
competent men who are Democrats he considers
that he has beer within the civil-service rules.
Nevertheless, in order to relieve the President
from embarrassment on his account he offers
his resignation with thanks for the uniform
courtesy shown him during his term of Office
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CHICAGO. Aug l0-First Race-Three-quar-
ters of mile. Donovan won by neck; Fan
Ghetto second, Venisti poor third Time, I:l6aa.
Second Racev-One mile. Dawn of Day made the
running. length in front, with Top Sawyer second,
Fronie Louise third There was no change into
the stretch, where Top Sawyer quit. Irish Pat
joined Dawn of Day, and there was close race
to the finish, Irish Pat winning by half length;
Dawn of Day second, Fred Woolly third. Time,
l:444.
Third Race-One mile and one eighth. j. Fl.
Fenton. Surprise and Guenn, as named, ran half
a length apart to the lower turn, where Guenn
went to the front, followed by Jim Gray. In
the stretch Jim Gray took the lead, and won by
a length; Guenn second, Llera third. Time,
1:554.
Third Raee-Three quarters of mile. Orvid
at once took lead of several lengths, Catalpa,
Allegheny and Kinda showing in front of the
bunch. Hinda soon took the second place. In the
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Cain, Tone Of the Mexican Press.

MEXICO Aug 10.-The news of the sentence
of Cutting was received here without surprise,
out his sentence. The leading newspapers are
discussing the case in its legal aspects and with
out excitement The Forma, the daily organ of
the legal fraternity of the Capital. has long
article the case, citing many similar cases, and
long array of legal opinions. coming to the con-
clusion that Mexico stands on sound legal ground.
The Siglo Diez Nueve, supporter of the ad-
ministration, takes the same view, and urges
that both governments adhere to the spirit of
the treaty of Guadaloupe Hidalgo, which. in its
twenty first article, provides for careful and
amicable adjustment of all questions of differ
ence in spirit of good neighborship.
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stretch, che went to the front and won easy by
one length; Orvid second. Alimony third. two
lengths of. Time, Il54.
Fifth Race-One and a half mile Punka
won in gallop by two lengths; Mamie Hunt
second, Idle Pat a poor third Time 2:3Ss.
Extra Race--three quarters of mile Mount
ain Range led, closely followed by Caria, Bella
Beach and Modesty At the end of half mile
Mountain Range had two lengths the best of it
Modesty took second place in the stretch, and
going to the front won easily by two lengths
Mountain Range second, half a length in front
of Finality and Waukesha, who made a dead
heat for third place. Time. 116s.
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Both Sides Anxious to Preserve Order.

Ell PAso. Tex, Aug. 10-Everything is very
quiet here to-day, and what little excitement
prevails does not come to the surface The i'm
mediate cause for this tranquil state of affairs is
the exchange of views had last evening between
the municipal authorities of Paso del Norte and
this place. Bothssides have additional police
officers on duty and 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 international complica-
tons causes great anxiety among many.
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Washington Special.
The President will leave for the Adirondacks
on the 17th He is making all his plans with
this end in view. He is particularly interested
in the Improvement of his country house. Under
bis supervision the roof has been placed on the
house and the broad piazza erected There is
no doubt that the house will be ready for occu-
pancy when be and Mrs. Cleveland return to
the city. All the callers at the White House
to-day were told that the President would not
be In the city after this week, and that he would
attend to no public business while away.
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Unfortunate for stocksIager.

AIR. Stealey's Washington Special
at was a little unfortunate for Stockslaeer
that his friends made General Cravens chair
man of his convention the other day" remarked
an Indiana Democrat to me this morning.
'sWhy so, / inquired.
'sWell, because Cravens has been so promi
neEtly identified with soreheeds and bolts in his
districts. You know he was the boiling and in
dependent candidate for Congress against Mi
chael o. Kerr, In 1874 Kerr defeated him,
though he never forgave him, and always re-
gardcd him as bolter, ready at any tame to
break with his party"
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o. .. s. 3 Washington Special.
"Can see the Secretary I asked, to-day. OF
a black Republican in front of the door of the
Secretary of State Department.
NO. sab. De Secretary of State is deeply
absolved in de Mexican trouble and cannot be
SEEM was the answer.
From here / went to the Postofice Depart
nent and handed my card to another black Re-
publican with the request that he give it to the
Postmaster general After waiting half an hour
the black Republican informed nee that the P.
n. G.. was Every busily engaged with member
Of Congress, sah."
What memberln ventured 90 ask.
s'Mr. Springer, of Illinois, sah."
Great God why didn't you tell me this be-
FORE Springer will talk all day. The usher
showed his beautiful white teeth in appreciation
of the remark. 1t is very rarely he smiles. He
Is trained TO look as severe as his master, the
p NJ G..
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ST. Louis. Aug. 10-The Democrats of the
First Missouri district to-day nominated William
H. Hatch for reelection to Congress by acclama-
ton.
The Democrats of the Sixth district met in
convention at Ssdalia. to day, aud after taking
ten ballots adjourned until tomorrow. There
are three candidates before the convention, with
Mr. Heard, the present incumbent, in the lead
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.-The Republicans OF the
First district to-day nominated William P. Har-
esou for Congress.
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Effect ON the Lumber Market.

CHICAGO. Aug. 10-The reports of fires in the
pineries and lumber regions close to the Chicago
market have filled with dismay many dealers
who draw their supplies from this point Tele-
graph and postal directions duplicating previous
orders were received in great numbers to-day.
They were promptly filed at card rates This
will probably be q surprise 1t is alleged here
that the dealers of the Mississippi district have
been trying to engineer a heavy advance in
prices on the score of the Wisconsin confagra-
tons. The most destructive fires, it was assert
ed to-day by Chicago dealers, have been upon
the territory which is contributory the Missis-
sippi district. and hence do not interfere ma
terially with the Chicago market. except to min
imize competition. ''The greatest trouble grow
ing out of these fires" said A. G. Vanschaick.
vice-president OF the Ludington mills, rs the
action which will be taken by the Underwriters.
who will not take any risk on the manufactured
lumber the line of the Wisconsin Central
road. and will almost rule out the small saw
Mills
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A Game of Lacrosse at New York.

New YORK, Aug. 10.-The Irish gentleman
lacrosse players who arrived in this country on
Sunday last, played their first match at Staten
Island to-day, meeting a picked team of the
United States. The Irishmen were defeated by
four goals to two. The heat affected them con-
siderably and the voyage over had rendered
them out of condition. The Americans were
not slow to take advantage of this and forced
them to make long runs By the time the
first two games had been played the Irishmen
were pretty badly used up.
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KANSAS Cry, Aug 10 "A switch engine az
ploded in the Union Pacific yards. West Kansas
City, to-day. Charles Haige, fireman, and Ed
ward Cclestock, foreman Of yards. were dan
eerously hurt. Robert Wilson, engineer, and
Abe Laughlin, switchman, were also badly
wounded. The engine had bean long 10 service.
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Patents to indiana Inventors.

Special to the IndianaDolis Journal
WASHINGTON, Aug. l0-The following patents
were issued to Indiana inventors to-day: ETber
Gcttlob, Indianapolis. extension tables Kesling,
Granville & H. Onward, machine for making
picket fences Myer, William p, Indianapolis,
hosting bucket; Poindexter Robert E., Indian
apolis, saw set, Reppeto, William H., Flora.
wire-fence machine; Stone, Elias s., LaGro. bar
rel truck
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Al, ouiet ON the Rio tsrande.

Ell PAso, Tex, Aug. 10-There is no new
change tonight in the Cutting imbroglio, both
sides of the river being quiet and awaiting
further developments from their respective cap
tails, both State and national It is reported that
many Mexican troops are endeavorinR to desert
but their officers watch them very closely. FL
Paso has three volunteer companies, fully armed
and equipped with the best improved firearms,
contributed by local merchants.
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fonr inches long. and two inches in diameter.
l,aiated blue. One end was plugged up tightly,
while from the other short fuse protruded
The bomb, for such IL is supposed to be- was
brought TO the Central station and will be tested
to -morrow on the lake shore.
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Iatsrary I.sse Troub.. sett,ed.

CHICAGO, Aug i0--A settlement has been
effected with the creditors of A. P. T. Elder,
proprietor OF Literary Life, and the custodian
placed in the Office of the magazine has been re
iieved. It is stated by Mr.. Elder that the seiz-
nre yesterday would have been obviated had he
received SUFFICIENT notice, and that the publca-
ton Of the periodical would proceed az usual.
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al nancarous Plaxthinr.

CHICAGO. Aug. l0-Thomas Barry to-day
noticed number of small boys on vacant lot.
near Carroll and Hohne avenue, trying to FIRE
off what seemed to be roman candle. A closer
inspection caused Mr.. Barry TO brush aside the
boys in an excited manner and pick up the OBJ
ieck It was found to be q niece of gas-pipe
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GLOUCESTER, Mass, Aug 10.-Capt. Frank D.
Longstord went out from here to capture a
sword fish yesterday. He harpooned one. which
rose to the surface and drove its sword through
the boat penetrating the abdomen of the Cap
tain TO an extent that will cause his death.
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WOODSTOCK, Ill, Aug. l0.-This morning the
brewing works belonging TO thinner, Herman &
Co., located half mile west of this city, were
totally burned. The loss. which will aggregate
about $70 900, IL covered by only $40, 900 insur-
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Fires in Michigan.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Aug. 10-A light shower
fell early this morning. cooling the atmosphere
and subduing the forest fires somewhat. The
fires are burning 6ercest north of the city. No
damage has yet been done excepting TIE burn
ing of a slaughter house, the loss on which is
very light. At the works of the Lake Superior
Powder Company, two miles north of this city,
men have been fighting fire all night with success.
There is no danger of the fire reaching the city
at present. Westward from here along the Mar
quette, Houghton & Ontonagon railroad there
are occasional brush fires, but no more to the
east of here. Along the line of the Detroit.
Marquette 81 Mackinaw railroad the fires are not
SO fierce as yesterday. Unless a strong wind
springs up there will be no further danger. The
fires here were mostly among the underbrush,
and did not cause much damage.
DETROIT Aug 10-Specials to the Tribune
say that forest fires are raging terribly at and
near Traverse City In the northwestern part of
the State The people are fighting the flames
desperately, but are unable to make any
Roadway. Fences and underbrush are being
destroyed. The same paper reports the fires as
extending almost continuously along the Central
railroad from Bay City to Mackinaw. Much val
liable timber has been destroyed and the end is
not yet The fire extends over large area, and
rain is the only hope Distinguishing the flames.
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men raised here for the Mexican war; At
mass meeting last night, resolutions were passed
favoring an immediate war with Mexico
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Base Ball in Indiana.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Aug. 10-The Danville Browns de-
feated the Marion baseball club to-day by
score of % to O. Following is the score:
Danville .O z O s O L &-22
Marion O. o o O. o O o. o
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OUR MEXICAN DIFFICULTY.
Evidence that the Army and Navy Are
Preparing for Possible Emergencies.
Nothing New in the Case Of Cutting-Much
Excitement on the Border-The Mex
lean Press Comment on the Affair.
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

Signs Of Active Preparation for Any I'm
portant Business that May BE on Hand.
New YORK, Aug 10.-Tbere was activity at
the army posts in and near New York yesterday,
and communication with Washington was con-
tinuous At Fort Hamilton the serviceable mu-
nitions of war were invoiced and inspected, and
it was determined just how much could be de-
pended upon from that quarter upon a sudden
call. Fort Wadsworth Willets Point and
David's Island had already reported. At Pier 20,
East river ten gun carriages for field batteries
were delivered to the steamship company FOR
immediate shipment to San Antonio, Tex via
Galveston They will be carried by the Rio
Grande, which will sail to morrow. Colonel
Hodges, OF the quartermaster department
who shipped them. said that the shipment
was made in the ordinary course of business, and
not en- special orders at ALL 1t is said that more
carriages and some cannon will be put aboard to-
day, and that arms are being shippe from
Washington and Rock Island, and also from
Watervlet Arsenal. The United States ships
early last week. under ORDERS it was said for the
Pacific. AT Ellis Island they received their sup
ply of ammunition. and they have remained
there ever since. The Essex left the hayward
at o'clock yesterday morning, joined them and
got her powder The Brooklyn, also, is expected
to take her departure to-day to- morrow. At
the navy-yard it was said that the Essex was to
join the Chinese squadron if she was not needed
nearer home.
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AYERS Sarsaparilla never before equaled it's
present daily record of marvellous cures and i'm
mense sales.
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1t Is Thought We Can Scare Mexico.


Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10-In spite of the denials
and evasions of the War Department, officers of
the army assert positively, tonight, that the
various bureaus of the department. have been
ordered to put their affairs on war footing, and
to be in readiness to respond should it be found
necessary to make demonstration toward
Mexico None of the army officers stationed
here think that any serious results will follow
the Mexican incident, but the belief
is very general that the administration
is preparing to take the necessary steps to con-
vince the Mexicans that the United States is
ready to enforce her demands if occasion for
such action shall be deemed to have arisen. 1t
is the prevalent opinion here that if the State
Department really intends so enforce its demand
for the release of Cutting it will be quite suffi-
cient to send few thousand troops to the Dor
der and two or three men-of-war to the gulf.
Mexico is not anxious for war, and it is thought
Cutting will be released within a week if hostile
demonstrations are made.