The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-06

Papers Say Unjust Things-Success of
the Associated Press In Mexico-Sanita-
ton ut Vera Crux-Gold Finds.
City Of Mexico, Sep. APPOINTMENT
Americans who saw the letter written
by Consul General Crittenden to Gov
ernor jackson, of Iowa, brought copy
10 the Associated Press. The consul
deals with the Rowe case and says:
Il am as much interested in the ex-
tradition of the Rowe brothers as any
citizen OF the United States outside of
people residing in the robbed county.
l think the comments OF the papers OF
Iowa on this case have done a very
great injustice TO the officials Of this
government"
The consul goes on TO praise General
Diaz as fearless and incorruptible.
whilst Minister Mariscal is, he says, as
absolutely unpurchasable as Secretary
Olney. He continues:
Minister Marshal has had charge
OF the Rowe case since Iowa sought the
extradition Of the brothers and has
done his duty faithfully. The Ameri-
cans who We're we'll treated in Mexico
should be the last to complain Of it's
administration. The extradition trea-
ty with the United States, if one can
really be said to be in existence, is OBJ
served closely here and the charges Of
the Iowa papers are unkind and untrue
"A vigilant representative Of the
Pinkerton agency sent here to bring
back the fugitives. has been infinitely
more vexed by comments of the press
Of Iowa than by any action Of the Of
ficials here. Those articles have GER
tainly placed him in an embarras sing
position
THEY GET ALL THE NEWS
The Mexican Herald is receiving the
full Associated Press reports. to the
great satisfaction of the English speak
ing residents, who unite in praising the
unrfvaled fullneSs Of its admirable SER
vice.
The project for sanitation OF the port
of Vera Cruz has been published. The
state of Vera Cruz will guarantee an
annual interest Of per cent on the
capital invested and apply additional
per cent yearly TO the sinking fund.
Extensive gold beds have been dis
covered in the state Of Oaxaca and re-
ports confirnnatory Of their richness are
now received from American experts.
The fire department, occupying ex-
tensive space in the national palace,
will be removed to give room for a
large number of objects of antiquity
now being gathered all over the coun-
try for the inspection of the congress
OF AmericanistS to assemble in Octo-
Der. When the congress is over these
antiquities will be retained in the ma
tional museum. Reports from state
governors indicate that preparation OF
the antiquities for the view of the sci
entists Is going on actively.
MEXICAN RAILWAYS
Through business of all kinds was
resumed today on the Mexican Nation
al railway. Freight. passenger, ex-
press and mails began again. All the
caused by the storms of Aug
ust 80 has been repaired sufficiently
to permit the resumption of business.
The Mexican Central railway has
ordereQ additional locomotives from
the United States to meet the needs OF
the growing traffic A Pullman Sleep
er will soon be placed on the through
line to Tampico. Passengers from here
to catch steamers now have sleeper TO
San Luis Potosi and then take day
coaches down to Tampico.
1t is announced that a new railway
the Huatesca country is
projected. This Is one of the most IA
nous regions for its agricultural rich
ness in the republic.