The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-05
THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.
An Inside View Of the Recent
Trouble There.
BIO (11Isk Rising
The Outgrowth OF an Effort to Over
throw the Present Form Of
Government.

ST. LOUIS, December 3.-The following
special to the Globe-D Democrat gives the
latest news of the Mexican revolution:
MONTEREY NUEvo LEON, Mexico. Decem-
Der 8, 1SS5.-The Independent party ESQ.,
called) in Nuevo Leon is gaining strength.
1T has published a paper in the city, in
which General Lozaro Garcia Agala, a dis.
tinguished lawyer. is announced as it's legal
President, and General Predo Martinez as
it's Vice-President. These eminent men,
bers, under the cover of legal proceedings,
bitterly oppose the present Government,
while Manuel Rodriguez. whose followers
now number 600 men, ;.re cooperating
with them, has resorted to sterner revolu-
tlOnary measures and
Is IN ARMS,
having, as heretofore stated, routed Maui
rot S%epulvada, I'D interim Governor at
Garcia, and has advanced since to Santa
Catarina, within eight miles of the State
Capital, where he is adding hourly to his
force. In the meantime Sepulvada has fall
len back to the northward; has rallied his
scattered forces, and has the promise OF
support at -Bustamente, Villadoma and
Lampasas. He..is looked for at the former
point tonight and great preparations are
being made to give him a grand welcome
at Lampas. Colonel Suan Zuazua, chief of
staff to General Naranzo, will join Sepul-
vada with 500 men. However, before they
can attack Rodriguez, he may acquire
sufficient strength to take and occupy
Monterey. The Federal forces remain in.
active. Still, it was believed that the gen-
eral Government intended to permit the
disorder to remain until
IT WOULD BE CLEARLY JUsr1FIEE
by reason of the insolvency of the State for
it to intervene n proclaim military rule,
SO as to get the State under the immediate
control of the General Government. Late
advices. however, indicate that an under.
standing has been reached between Gov.
ernor Garcia. Generals Trevins and Naraio
and Judge Daniels, now in Mexico City and
the President.
GALVESTON, december 3.-The News cor
at Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, says
that the latest information from Monterey
is to the effect that Manuel Rodriguez,
leader OF the re evolution is encamped at
Santa Catarana, about six miles from
Monterey. It is thought he has no more
than 400 followers. The federal authori-
ties have not yet interviewed, and the garri-
son at Monterey remains inactive. This is
regarded al a strong indication that the
Federal Government desires to effect the
deposition Of Governor Garcia n his
acting associate, Governor Lepuloads. No
fighting is reported. The cor
adds: 1.-THE American people
put it down as a fact that the present
outbreak will prove a bloodless revolution,
and will result in one more of the Northern
States of Mexico being placed under mill
tary rule and civil authority overthrown."
ROMERO KNOWS NOTHING OF IT.
WASHINGTON, December s. Senior Ro-
nero. the Mexican Minister, said tonight to
q Republican reporter that he had received
no official information about the revolu-
lion said to exist in Mexico. He believed if
is a revolution it is a mere local
and will not affect the general well
of the country, and that the Federal
il we'll able to put down any
He denies that Amsrican'cap-
tai invested in silver mines in that country
sir danger from Mexicans.