Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-24
REVOLUTION IN MFyvc
Armed Movement Against the n;
ministration,

M ministration.
LAREDO, Tex, Sept. 1S.-It is ~
ed that Cara crossed the Rio e., i
with 200 men, and was joipst e
few hours afterwards by Gen
Sandoval, who had crossed twen,r
above Laredo with 100 men ara
their combined forces captnroi
town of Guerro, opposite Carrie
miles below New Laredo. Fia,W
are reported to have left IsraG5
ioin them. Four thousand mSs
reported to have taken tho
in Mexico and are making forced M,
to meet the revolutionists. A conn.,,
United States cavalry, with bagcaco
ons and camp eQuipage, has left1n
with orders to hurry down the RioG'.
to prevent the crossing OF any reyo%
lists into Mexico or their return this SS
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Sept. l8.-Tbs~, |
luton along the northern border ofNe
is becoming more serious than wsS
pccted. Gen. Stanley, commander%
Department of Texas, with hcad0n,.
here, received the following TELEGRAM
Capt. Randall, Of Fort Ringgold:
The scout sent out yesterday has rer.
Lieut.. Langborne reports that he went tOCsW
la ranch, eighteen miles from here, and N
that Il party of about sixty men
came from Paleto Blanco, eighty Y
north OF the crossing. Many of them y
Meyicans from Camargo, and commando
a, Cara A large body of Mexican trooIs
pursuit having engaged them yeSteFdhr
San Migue. The Mexican troops were enaT
,x,ifl hn Int ,o ~, t@.
seventeen miles from here. | have II
shat there was trouble yesterday at GaN
1ut am NOT acquainted with the particusrN
News received here last night from
Grande City, Tex, gives an acc0untdN
progress Of the revolutionary moyrN
| in Mexico. At p. NJ. on the ISM 4
| September Catarina E. Cara, EustA
| Ramon and Ruiz Sandoval, with M
| others, all rcvolutiOniStS, crossed
/ Rio Grande two miles south Of the G.
ranch, Starr County, opposite San May
| on the Mexican side, and pressed hGI
saddles and arms at the ranch into SEN
| On the morning of the 18th n
encountered ten Mexican custom On
| below CamargO. VolleyS were eychms
| and the revolutionlsts had two horSesyy
| The wires OF the Mexican side, NIL
were cut, are now repMI
| The revolutlonists were last III
| of at the Ocaaticar ranch,
| miles west of CamargO, with force III
men, going west into the interior.
deputy United States marshal is SaidnI
with them. Troops from Matamog&
| Raynosa are in pursuit.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex. Sept. lS.-l
| pears that a larger force OF revolution
| ,.ix 40 nf firc
There were two parties, both ID
tered in Texas, who crossed
different points near Mler
CamarGo. Their movements VI
known or suspected in MatamoraS
early Wednesday Gen. LonnerO SEM
company of infantry to Camargo andj
sent out cavalry scouts protect tclCgI
| lines. which were cut but repaired Na
day, restoring communication with
| Civ of Mexico and the interior tow
Wednesday the Western Union
were used by Mexican goycmH
officials and a tuH account
the situation sent to the cap
The revolutionists have had fghtvl
squad of armed customs guards near
Miguel and lost some of Their horses
| one was hurt as far as known. THEW
seems to be avoiding garrSoncd To-
| and making their way toward the mo
aims in the interior. When last lt
from the GAIA party had increased to
| men. The movement cannot amoW
much. for with the RAILROAD and telepn
facilities now enjoyed by MEXICO nOh
| short OF q general uprising Of the PEI
could prove serious. These parties Of
RAIDERS will probably raid ranches
small towns, rob the people, and then
back to the United States, where they
be arrested for violation Of the neUtGo
laws.
New YORK, Sept. 1S.--Advices To-
from Managua, Nicaragua, state that o.
count OF the coming elections in IlOnd
| excitement is at fever heat. President
| gan is DESTROYS of another term, Whid
| majority of the people are opp
to. Antonio EZeta, brother OF
president Of Salvador, has declared hi
tention of running for the prcSiden
Honduras, and in consequence 1000
have been stationed on the Il0nd
| frontier to prevent this invasion. y
dor has 5000 troops at San Miguel
more men are still hurrying TO
| frontier. Guatemala is also pl1
troops for the aid OF Honduras. NcMa
| according to her treaty with Salyad(
bound to help her, and this week will
! 1,50I troops on her frontier, and 25UO
under arms in Manaena. In
recently plot was discovered to
President Sacasa, and several Of
prominent men Of the opposition par
Granada were sent out OF the c0w
When the men were arrested in Ora
| fight took place in which the cn(
| police and several soldiers were II
The whole country is now under Fla
law.