The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-31
GARzA'S INSURE ECTION.
NE rs SIM 10 ne DESPERATE AND
LAGER ron ram

A Few Troop. Scnt to capt. Bourke Tn
View OF n Possib!e ttght-Ths Mexican
border Ripe tor observation-disclosures
Almost STARVING nHd Neady 20 ARM.
Ban ANTONIO. Tex. Dec. Boa despatch re-
celved here from Can't. Wheeler. commanding
the United States troops Mt Fort Ning2od.
snys he received ut noon yesterday. by courier
from Capt. Bourkc, ut Wnlincna, seventy
three miles above Fort Ringgold. this mes.
sagc:
News has been received from Sheriff Hayes
at Carlo Springs that CARA has congregated
band OF 25O strong twelve miles north OF To-
rena. He Is reported as being desperate. and
will fight Wc have IIardie with eighty men.
Brooks OF the State rangers with thirteen mon: :
Beach will Join with troop OF thirty -four men
at Pinero. and we may get word to g troop OF
forty men who are ut Carlzo." Capt Wheeler
adds: Upon receipt Of this Intelligence sent
Langhorno with twonty men. who nro now on
route to unite with other forces and report to
Can't Bourke." The troops OF cavalry station.
cd here are all being held IN readiness to rro-
coed whenever ordered oiwhrd by the author
itios at Washington. and orders ure expected
Tor their forward movement 1t Is expected
that cavalry from other departments are to be
sent here shortly also.
The military authorities hore are OF the be.
lief that CARA has q secret plum nEans.
Mexico Tint lie will follow out. Tho Mexican
authorities regard him MDih Ercnt 'cur. his
work Of the past three months showing them
that he Is u much more capable leader than
they had supposed. His forces IRE known to
be well organized Their number on tho
Texas side Of tho border can be but poorly es-
timated at the present time. but according to
the claims made by Capt. John J. Burke OF the
United states Third Cavalry. who is thorough
ly informed on the situati ion. the whole Next
thizers. II not actual followers In the revolu-
tionary movement. The discovery that CARA
of the frontier counties complexities Tic affair
Tn .gIcnty increases the responsibility OF The
A telegram from Monterey Mexico. received
YESTERDAY says + Is believed TINT Gnrza bns
frontier. The stock Of arms and ammunition
and ia III" towns ' on t tie Texas fr"ntier 2aSs
heon sold within tho past three weeks. ind tho
AGENTS OF the revolutionists arc said to be tho
II was the intention Of Cen Stanley to send
troops and of tho Third Cavalry from the
train last evening but delay has boon caused
on account Of lack Of transportation facilities.
sr viii not raSs here Ssm
n order that the scouting operations may
mules. accompanied by experienced Indian
s,o1t r n.s f FSr4 rdsrSa to S s td.e
VII he greatly augmented np9n arrival here.
CnICAGo. Dec. :.0.-tharles W. ogden. law
yer Of San Antonio talking last evening Of tho
come Of Mexico's present condition: With II
population OF some l3tNO.OO. less than TO-
900 peorle constitute tho land owners, outside
the cities. Millions are h"meless and almost
starving They are ready to join any SORT Of u
revolution. proyidIns -. leader furnishes
necessary for this.
President Diaz knows every move Of every
political leader in Mcxico II one Of them np-
pea5S dangerous he il told that 1t would tie
healthy fo- him to move tn the cnpital The
future !, Of the country |. oTne q tho most un-
education md no publ lands for the people.
Diaz has tnken the only possible course. and is
dotn. everything in his power to encourage
foreign investments. which may give employ.
grasp on what is really his throne is so firm
that no rcy9!uti n can shake It. and he will re-
tain II until he chooses to resign. all constitu-
tionS to tho contrary