Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
WORLDS NEWS BUDGET.
flnouster's Observation-Disclosures
Decisions Inspectors Report
The Strikers.
A RAIDING PARTY.

Eiibustsring Expedition Said to Be
Organising.
NEW YORK, November 15.-A Dallas.
Texas, special to the Sun says: Two men
have been here for five days ORGANISING an
agency in the interest OF a filibusterins ex.
pedltion into Mexico. Yesterday morning
they started for st. Leuis. leaving a man
mere OF extensive border experience to con-
tinue their work. There are now enrolled
in Dallas twenty or thirty trusted men
ready Tor raid the moment the summons
Is received, and the number will be swelled
to at least 100.
FIVE TIMES THAT NUMBER
| could be obtained, but the greatest caution
is oeing exercised in selecting the men, and
Is nons ns. DuS tne most trusted are accepted.
In thls the promoters and leaders ext,ert
TO prevent betrayal. In an interview. one
OF the promoters said: When we get ready
to cross the border we will find plenty IF
natives with good leaders ready to meet uy.
we are not going into an annexation to
the United States scheme. Our object Is to
establish a new fepublic-the Rio Grande
Socialistic Confederation, to be composed
OF the Northwestern States of chihuahua,
Durango and Sonora, with the capital as
ct present intended, at Chihuahua City, as
world, and is the largest, richest and most
important town in that section. When
the time for action comes, if the United |
States takes a hand in the affair We count |
upon that action being favorable to the |
new Republic instead OF against it, for the /
reason that the Mexican federal govern
ment finds itself confronted with the
EXTENSIVE REVOLUTION
that is certainly impending and which it |
will not be able to suppress. Her heaviest /
creditor, England, who is interested fnan-
cial!y to the extent of nearly one hundred
million dollars in Mexican bonds, will step
in to protect her interest, and, IN order to
protect it, will no doubt assume to restore
ment OF some kind Of foreign protectorate
or provincial government over Mexico.
Then the United States will be eforced to put
in active practice the long asserted
policy OF resisting foreign, which means
European, interference with any of the re-
pub'ics on the American continent. When
the time for outside interference comes, the
Rio Grande socialistic confederation will
have attained such powerful and respect
able proportions that the United States
will recognize it's belligerent rights, and the
ue" IePuOHC Will HOI De long IN sowing ltS
own destiny. The lower class of Mexicans
known as ''peons'. will be with us, and we
propose elevating their condition from one
)f ignorance and virtual servitude to one
of liberty, and one of our strongest ideas
10 to have a thorough system OF public
schools, and make education in the English
anguage compulsory.
The emissary interviewed is graduate
If an eastern college, and has lived in Texas
nearly two years. He is a |;
PERSONAL FRIEND OF HENRY GEORGE,
or whom he has the strongest admiration
md affection, and whose doctrine he un-
endorses. He and his associ-
ties will remain in st. Louis week or so,
Ind then go to New York and other eastern
ities, /.