New-York tribune., 1891-12-26
cIpzl TRIES TO CAPTURE FE RiNGGoLD
HIS TRICK DETECTED just IN T1hf-so 'o''
prATu or THE OUTLAW CHIEF-oNE oF
MS BANta ECtTLL IN MI wv -,

nrAru on THE OUTLAW CHIEF-oNE OF
HIS BANS ECuTLL IN MifI'o'
prou,nsv,I,e Toy, Dec. 25.-It Is rporteo "'e'
Cara has made a bold attempt to captire FOR. i'"e
gold Tho report says that memoer "a "'S rho
nuryred NV Mexican troops near Camargo. i1o
bandit giving spurs to his horse swan 70 'i'' Th.
Of thu river the Mexican troops "ioi NJ, ~ s,.,o,
VI " '.' u~ 49,, rort nineqold while the United states
soldiers were at dinner, and reporoed ,'"0 r;o
h.hnd him boots and saddles were souhueu' ~
n.n went ont 10 meet Garza, but soon oisoo'eie.
the troops were Mexican regulars lp'S ', Nd
IN Fort Ringgod, and found that the iue .n,
tricled them and that Cara was coming - ~
other end to take Fort Ringgod. iho ae 'ouie The
tus, in time 10 save the fort from being sachea'
- -arr,son &c now under arms. The Uniteu o'a.''
..,a.r.Dh onerator has pistols on his taoie i''
emergencies. 49, .o, NoxIcan
army officers are joining Garza's band' anu ."s' :
company OF Mexican regulars have revoi'eu u , =
lied their captain, after having hah hsn' "''''"'
themselves. a o,,rr,nt last
Laredo. Tex, Dec. 25.-A report was current is''
-. mot Catarno Cara had been killed In an en-
gaoement with Captain Hsrdys commaho' Dc'"oon
LAREDO and Carlisle, but no confirmation oi ''' i1
has been received , ,,,huo !,
from San Antonio, Tex says: Piu"ra orhe"''
Mexican Consul here received telegram yeS'eru''y
from General Lorenzo Garza, military commander Oh
tbe Northern Zone Of Mexico saying that MS uV'p'
encountered a detachment Of CatarhO GarDas ic''i
tionists near Mier Mex, yesterday oA''ie m',
fought in which several men on each sioe "ero Ai
or wounded The rcvolutonlsts were routed, ana
rotreoted across the rtver to the Texas line Two
troons of United states cavalry left here by speci
train Yesterday and will take the field at once
New Orleans Dec GA dispatch to Tile 1ihles-
Democrat, from san Antonio, Tex says: There hd'
been no fighting ON the frontier between the Mexican
revo,ntonists and the United states troops since the
encounter on Tuesday A number OF onlcai tcieg'amS
from Captain Bourke and other military ohcerS aions
the border were received mt tie department head
quarters hero Yesterday. General Stanley has had
letter from Captain Bourke, who says thar he had
received from an authoritative accounts Of the
movements of Catarino Cara since the latter began
his present revolutionary work. After Garza's en-
eaeement with the Mexican troops near Guerrero,
three months ago, his band scattered, CARA ,ahns
refuge in the mountains of Lampasos, where he re-
mained several days. Thence he proceeded ihcosn.o
in the city Of Mexico, where he spent month WORK
ing up interest and support in his movement IL 10
believed that he secured large amount Of money
from revolutionary sympathizers I'm the city, ana thac
he returned with this fund to Texas.
During their stay at Encita, Tex, Garzas men lio
in q large quantity Of arms and ammunition, winch
were bought secretly in this city. About ten days
axo the main body Of revoutionists, numbering
between 500 and Coz men divided into three detach
ments one OF them crossing the Rio Grande at polnc
about forty miles below Eagle Pass, another gong
almost directly south, and third going toward Slr,
Mex. 1t was the third detachment that captain
BOurke encountered. The plan OF the revolhtloniSs
was 10 come together again at point near Canrso,
and make a concerted attack on that place.