The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-29
TROUBLES ON THE BORDER.
REVOLUTIUNIsTS ORGANIZING AND
GROWING IN NUMBERs.

GROWING IN NUMBERS.
= All Our Available Troops Ordered Ont to
Dispense Them-Ths Nexisans In Texas
Said to sympathiss with the Cause or
Gnrzn-The Situation Getting More seri.
cas- Every Day-News fro. oe.. aar.ia.
SAN ANTONIO Dec 28.-The situation on the
border IL becoming more serious. and II 10
believed that the trouble will not be overcome
without considerable bloodshed. as the revo-
lutonists continue boldly to organize their
forcos on this aide Of the border without any
apparent fear OF interruption by the United
States military authorities.
The following despatch was received BY
Assistant Adit -Gcn. ]. r. Martin at military
department headquarters here to-day:
"A courier from Capt. Hardie at Salieno re-
ports that he has two Mexicans with him who
know all tho ranches and all the people up
there suspected OF completely In the recent at
tacks upon Mexican territory. He will search
salieno and adjacent ranches this morning.
Second Liout. George l. Langhorne Of the
Third Cavalry. left at midnight with twenty
men to look for a band OF revolution
lists said to be skulking In the vicin-
nifty Of Havana. have two small detach-
, ments out In the vicinity Of Palito Blanco and
Baueno. I will 60 out to see Hardie this after
noon. as understand the Cara men have Sc
: cret marks upon their clothing by which they
identify each other. which It is very important
for US to find out Will you please arrange for
good guides and scouts to be attached to each
column moving out from here. as it 10 impos-
sible to do anything without them."
Gen. Stanley sent a number Of dispatches
this evening to the different post commanders
along the border. instructing them all to take
. Anld -; 1okn ohroo - At a
scout for tho revolutionists. An order was
also issued this evening by Gen. Stan
ley for Troops D and K Of the
Third Cavalry. stationed at this post.
to be prepared to leave for the
scene OF the trouble at moments notice. The
transportation and other arrangements are
now being made for them to leave here on q
special train tomorrow morning. They will
be distributed along the border at different
posts. thus siren gthening the military guard.
The order produced much excitement at the
post here. In addition to the increase in the
military protection. the entire ranger force Of
the State is to be sent to the frontier.
Brig. Gen. Stanley received the following
despatch from W. H. Mabrey. Adjutant- Gen.
eral OF the State. this afternoon:
Under directions Of tho Governor this de.
partment will order all the rangers to tho
scene Of the trouble. and will use every effort
to arrest the murderers OF Corporal End
strom."
DR.. Plutario orneales, the Mexican Consul
here. received Q number Of important COM
munications from the Mexican authorities
this morning. The first one was from Gen.
Lorenzo Garzia. who is the commander Of all
Mexico. with headquarters at Mier. Mex. q
CRANE 10 border. In the state Of Tamaulipas.
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y9n may bring this infCrmation to the knowl-
the nTSss %ss rseeved an hour
later; and was also from Gen. darzia- threads
IAN informed that there is a meeting Of
lSillpe Gutierrez. six miles north Of Roma,
ranch Seaeo Ref Perez the pe arande
River: A. these meetings there are rep present
anu f Juan %anas Falcon am also iniormsd
that Ygnacto Ramnrez is endesyoring to enlist
@ 81 his 1 1sps that yoS ssS
Of ths United States military autSoritiss
media Diaz. Mexican CONSUL at Laredo Tex.
which says: Gen. Reyes: the Governor OF
formed that in Casa Blanca. Tex. the en-
listed rsyoiutiOnists are gathering in large
;. Gov, Reyes this evening telegraphed DR..
Orneales here as follows:
Wee thai 81 h sses Of at Pr
and that psoBk IL II Int Of
dTunfsa people shouted across tn The :. Ii Ss
killed him instantly, don't know whether |
this man was Mexican or AmericSn; I,
wo 81 SsSaS IN
sn Tss are o eaes to to P Be en Sea-
n tied w e noy Il wssa ths sn
SSs9ssponSenf that lie Sslisysa ssss there e
that Is not thoroughly II sympathy With tie
reyoIqtionists. aud is giving them all the aid
Of VIII az H st SsR Ssd &sIssI sss
arhas violations %a sA0 81 ths insutrstg
?necss saT to preSest these men from Crops:
sn ne as tie enre msasS
force under Gsn. stanley's command viii be
Grna ts1 s,aas 8" he as
ing Ills posse. and will cooperate with tho
military authorities in the effort t. arrest dis
his discretion to employ the Texas hangers In
this capacity and IA this force Of armed and
mounted police Is well acquainted with tho
country and the habits Of the Mexieans along
the =, border. Mr.Grant said. the Marshal will
It Is believed at the War Department. that
Gnrzi's movement is gaining In strength. not
withstanding the efforts OF the United states
officers recall the fact that Diaz, the President
OF Mexico, reached his present station through
y revolutionary movement conducted across
the boundary Just as CARA is conducting his
campaign.
lnasmuch as the Rio Grande is fortiabio
seven months in the year. and the revolution
lists have many friends on each side OF the
rlvar. who advise them promptly 81 every |
move Of the Government forces. the task before
Gen Stanleys troops OF preventing them from
crossing is full of difficulty.
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