Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-09
Another Mexican Outrage Upon AmGrl-
can Citizens Reported.
REvoLuTIoNISTS SEIZE AND HOLD A
+ MEXICAN TOWN.
Matters in Charleston. s. G., Assuming
Their Normal Condition. s
OF LABOR CHANGES
i PROPOSED. "
A Massachusetts, Storm Deals
Destruction.
A DISAPPOINTMENT FOR w. U.
STOCKHOLDERS.
SPECIAL TO THE s~ENTINEL.1
More Complaints of Mexican Treat

ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.l
More Complaints of Mexican Treat
ment.
AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 8.-The action OF
Governor Ireland in the Assruers casesis
bringing TO public attention other Mexican
outrages upon American citizens. COM
plant comes from j. B. Wood and L. II.
Gaskell, who allege, in substance, that In
August, 1885, they were arrested by Mexi.
cans on the Lagoona ranch, in Lower Cal.
~ifornia, (Mexico.) on account Of the sud.
den disappearance of J. H. Hanson, their
friend, who employed them to..mind his
cattle. and who, they say, rent to San
Francisco and did not return at the time
OF the complsinan.s' arrest. The Mexi.
cans. they say, began to sell, kill and eat
Hanson's cattle. One Mexican even
claimed Hanson's property. It Is alleged
these Mexicans doubtless know what has
become of Hanson, who had much trouble,
and had been imprisoned for the purpose,
it is asserted, OF extorting money from
him. The Mexicans had shot at him sev-
eral times, and once wounded him
severely. The compliments ap~prehended
that the object of their arrest was to con-
vict them of Hanson's murder. The Mex.
leans tried to brighten them, 80 as to make
them break jail and flee the country, but
they would not scare, and are still in jail.
Tho complainsnts say: eve have been
hefd one year and Is days for no, other
reason than speculative purposes on the
part of thieving Mexicans. We have written
to our Consul at Lspsz and got two
or three letters from him when he first
came down here, but he will not answer
our letters any more, and the courts have
done nothing in our CASE" The com
plant covers Is pages of foolscap paper
relating the action of the Mexican courts,
harsh treatment in Jail and taunts Of
Mexicsns. Hanson left $50, 600 worth oi
property in Mexico. Governor Ireland,
in reply, states that he is glad to get this
statement. but that the complainanti
should appeal TO the State Department
through the Governor Of California, il
which State they claim legal residence.
A Revolution I'm Mexico.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 8.-A Globe-Dem'
Gratis Eagle Pass, Texas. special says
The long threatened revolution in Coo
hula. Mexico, has at last developed into
a definite shape. News has been received
from Piedras Nsgras that a band of revo'
lutiohists yesterday seized the town Of
Elpana, Mexico, and took complete pos
session Of it during q circus in Piedrai
Negras. All OF the sble-bodied males were
arrested and pressed into the revolution
ists' military service. During the might
and this morning, $50 strong, they
mounted on conflscated horses, and, &C.
c%ompanied by 100 regular soldiers. were
taken to Elpana to combat the revolution.
lists, who are supposed to be under the
leadership of Ell Coyote, Mexico's most
celebrated bandit and revolutionary leader.
When the opposing forces come together
hard fighting may be expected. The revo-
luton Just inaugurated will be hard to
suppress, for the rebels are ably com.
manded and we'll supplied with money and
provisions. There ia great dissatisfaction
in that State with the Government, and
this fact alone has drawn many to the
revolutionlsts' standard. People who are
best acquainted with the Mexican char
acter, predict q great political upheaval
within six months.
VICTORIA, TAMATLPAs, Mexico. Sept. 8.
Governor Cuelar Ia in receipt Of Q tel.
egram, informing him that Hilario' Rod
requez. Martinez. q brother OF the famous
Coyote, crossed the Rio Grande near
Rema. leading 33 Texan-M exicans to join
the revolutionists. Coyote has issued q
red hot proclamation, calling Mexicans to
arms and denouneing the Diaz admins.
tration. and demanding the restoration Of
the Constitution of 1859. He signs him
self Col. Juan RODRIGUEZ Martinez. The
Colonel is an old soldier, q good fighter
and very popular with the common peo-
pie.
A Brewers' Association in Session.
NIAGARA FALLS. Sept. ga special
meeting Of the United States Brewers
Association is In session here to-day.
William A. Miles. the President, gave the
opening address, which was confined to q
hurried review of the purposes and desires
of the association. Part OF the address
dealt with the labor question as respects
brewers. He claimed there was now and
always had been greater harmony between
employers and men engaged in brewing
than any other industry. The report OF
the Board of Trustees reviews the prohi-
bition question in Kansas aud Iowa and
atten. PCS at legislation on the subject else.
where. The joint report OF the Vigilance
and Publication Committees states that
during the past year the Publication Com
mittee caused to be prepared. printed and
distributed an aggregate OF $4,000 copies
II ~ .lJ.n.a1o anA naaaxya ;nkopAaI A. L.,