The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Most wealthy and Populous STATES
- II Mexico Favor Dlaz.
T9bIBH
The Temporary Cessation Of the
I wnisiey iCspaede In New Or.
l9 ~ leans 90 be Forowed by
$500 fHu viEoFoas work. Y .l, d

GALVESTON. March s-The News
special from brownsville says the fol.
lowing IL from Ringold, dated March
II, at II O'clock I: Colonel parfnt en-.
tered Carmargo, and upon his up.
proach pena Withdrew, going toward
Reynosa, Being. outpumbered, Peua
did not risk'a fight, and Il pnrsaed by
Parrat. About . , o'clock p. m, two
hundred cavalry from Monterey en-.
tered Camargo. Pena, It Is said, oh.
tanned some twenty-five or thirty re-
cruits In Camargo, and there are about
fifty outside the city In favor of him.
1t was said this evening that there are
now nearly five hundred Federal
troops In Camargo. / have also heard
that five fthe most wealthy and popu-
lous States In Mexico have pronounced
in favor Of Diaz, but don't remem Der
names. Pena's men are armed with
six and twelve-shooter pistols. They
have very few muskets and carblnes,
Pena is In possession of Camargo, aud
Is entrenehedwlth o force which ls es.
tfmated at five hundred men, and liz
being largely increased by sympa-
thizers in that place. He has issued
his prestimo, or forced for about forty
thousand dollars, and now awaits the
advance Of the government troops.
Colonel Parrat reached Reynosa last
night, on his way to attack Pena and
will be Joined by force Of fine hundred
cavalry from Monterey, which passed
through Mier, twenty-five miles dis
tantA from Camargo. This morning
we will probably learn Of an engage.
ment between the oontendlng forces.
The defeat of Pena would virtually end
the revolution In this section, whereas
victory would augment his forces and
place the whole frontier under their
control. 'sr'''" '.A 'i''''1'+t
Y NEW YoRK, march Sin the mu,
nicipal elections yesterday. the Repub:
Leans carried Rochester,, Cahors, Itta.
Cd and Auburn and the Democrats car
rice, Newbury, ,Oswego, Elmyra and
Utica. VA d W ~ & 'A@~
ROCHESTER,, NEW YoRKs March 81,
C. r. Parsonlss Republican, majority
for Mayor is 1902, Williams, Demo-
crat, for treasure 2ils majority.
New ORLEANS, March S-Supervisor
Brady leaves here tomorrow for Louis
vile. where he will turn over his de-
partment to Tuition, and, in obedience
to orders that came from President
Grant, Tuition will of course push the
cases already started. . But the delay
necessary in familiarizing himself With
each case necessitate q cessation of the
whisky crusade for time at least.
During the last few days interesting
testimony has been furnished the grand
jury relative = to the whisky cases and
operations OF the ring and subsequent
seizure OF three distilleries In 1874 and
the grand jufy has returned nearly
dozen true bills against those interest
ed in the business then. Included in
this number are several who have been
Indicted recently, and who now are
under heavy bond. Once the parties
indicted fled to Canada, and from pres
ent indications one or two more will
be in Canada or Cuba before they can
be served with writs.
ISF. Louis, March s.-General Pope
passed through this city yesterday en-
route for Washington, whittier he was
summoned Ito testify IN regard to
frauds perpetrated by Major ingalls, or
thea Cherokee nation. n The said In
gals Is cousin Of Senator Ingalls, of
Kansas. The General was very re-
ticent in regard to anything concern
ing the matter. III is lrumored that
the post.sutler at LeavenwOrth could
tell of some damaging factsto the ad-
ministration would he speak. a