Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-15
How Mexico Proposes TO Deal With
Foreigners.

ItitiEiSEe'
WAsHINGToy September l4th-A report has
been received at the State Department from
Consul-Genefal sutton, at MatamOr8S enbOdy-
ing the translation of q new law promulgated
Oh the 1th Of July relating 10 the rights of for
eigners 1t D-OV des that any foreigner may he
naturalized in Mexico aitertwo years residence,
upon furnishing proof that he is in full enjoy
ment Of civil rights in his own country. and that
he has business or income sufficient to pro-
vide him the ncceSSGrleS OF life. COlOniStS COM
ing into the country by virtue Of contracts exc
cuted by the Government, and whose transpor
taJiOn and settling expenses shall be paid blythe
Government, shall be considered Mexican citi
zens. Foreigners shall enjoy all tae privileges
of Mexican citizens, subject TO the power re-
served to the Executive of banishing those
whose presence may be considered perniciOuS.
Vacant or public lands, real estate, or vessels
may be acquired by foreigners without residence
in Mexico, but they must abide by the restrc-
tons imposed upon them by the laws in force.
Any release of real estate 10 foreigner for a
term of more than ten years shall be considered
as transfer. The Federal law may
restrict all rights Of foreigners to the
extent Of subjecting them to the same
liabilities which the laws of their own country
impose upon Mexicans Foreigners shall con
tribute to the public expenses in the manner
provided for by the laws, and they shall submit
10 the decisions and sentences OF tribunals,
without applying to different resources than
those permitted by law to Mexicaus." They
shah apply for diplomatic Intervention only in
cases OF denial of justice or of voluntary delay
III the ADMINISTRATION OF the same, duQ tlit
after having tried in vain all different means
afforded them by the laws of the republic and
the manner determined by International laws.
Compulsory matriculation OF foreigners is re-
pealed. This law does not repeal the twenty
league frontier limit nor the fve-lcague marine
limit; consequently, to purchase real estate
within twenty leagues OF the frontier, permis
sion of the President is still necessary, and TO
purchase landed properly within five leagues OF
the COST, permission must be obtained by spe
cial Act OF Congress.
Lively Times Ahead for Mexico.
ST. LOUIS, September Iith.-A special from
Laredo, Texas, to the Globe Democrat says:
Prominent men of Mexican lineage in this city.
VINO have reasonable means of knowing, claim
that a concentration OF revolutionary forces is
now going on throughout the borders, and that
preparations are actively being made for
demonstration which viii shake the Mexican
Governments TO its foundation. The 10th of
September, the next anniversary of Mexican
independence, is the day set for a general move
on the part Of the revolutionary forces. Circu-
lars and pronunciamientos have been scattered
throughout tho border States which set forth the
demands of the revolutionists. The war cry is
the Constitution Of 1867 and down with Diaz.
Tho Navy Awake.
WAsHISGroS, September 1ith.-The Fish Com
mission steamer AlbatroSs Will go to Whining
ton soon TO receive her new steel boilers, which
are being built there. She viii then be ordered
to the Pacific coast, By way of the Straits of
Magellan. and will do extensive photographic
SOund1ugS en- route 10 the racine. ROOD usl
have never yet been thoroughly studied,
and that work will be prosecuted along the
coast as far north as the Aleutisn and Seal
Island groups. Tue MonOngahels, which is
now the store ship of the Pacific feet and sta
toned at Coquimba Chile, will be prepared for
a cruise as soon as possible after Commander
Samuel II. Baker relieves Lieutenant Com
mauder George b. Livingston. The vessel will
then come around TO Hampton Roads, by way
of Cape Horn. She will be overhauled on this
coast and fitted for the apprentice training
squadron.
Maine is Solid.
PORTLAND [Me.) September 14th.-Two hun
dre6 and twenty three towns give Bodwell tR.)
49, SS Edwards (D) SO, 02l, and Clark (P) 1913.
All four Republican Congressman are elected
by handsome majorities. The Legislature will
stand. probably. IS Republican Senators to s
Democrats. The Democrats will gain in the
House in equal proportion, but the Republicans
viii have handsome majority.
Appeal to the Grand Army.
CHARLESTON Is. c.. September l4th.-Com
mander-in- Chief Fairehild has telegraphed q
general request to all Grand Army Posts through
out the country TO take up subscriptions in aid
of the sufferers by the recent earthquakes
They are not at present in want of food, but are
unable to meet the expense of repairing or re-
hui ding their houses for winter use.
Undesirable Immigrants.
NEW YORK, September 1ith.-when the Servia
arrived at her pier yesterday dozen commit
tees from The NATIONAL Socialistic party United
German Unions and many labor organizations
Went on board TO welcome the German Socialist
Wilhelm Iiebkneeht, a member ST the Reich