San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-08

To the LIGHT:
In order to get the views of the
of the Americans and prominent cit
liens of Monterey on the reports that
have been daily pub lished in the
American press about q revolution
being carried on along the border and
in Mexico against President Disz and
his government, your correspondent
interviewed them for the purpose of
getting their views for the Ii CHIT.
We propounded the following ques-
ton 20 each one of them:
"Do you know, OF your own knowl-
edge, of any person or persons who
are carrying on a revolution in Mex
leo against President Porfirio Diaz
and his government"
81 don't know of any person or per-
sons who are doing 3d." was the re-
ply of Chss Carroll, Leon Giraud, E.
w. Daugherty, of the firm of Giraud,
Daugherty 4 Co; w. H. Wentworth,
chief engineer OF the M. & M. G.. rail-
way; John Grace, late general super
inteDdent of said road; DIR. G. F.
Brooks. Bert Peterson, James Restsn,
w. F. Kelly, w. E. Butcher, Fred.
Russell, F. Ellernig, ]. r. Brown, H.
b. Embody, agent Mexican National
railway; JEFF. Power, cashier; John
Spann, chief clerk; 9. A. Weed, road.
mas ter Ssltillo division; Chas. Wilt,
telegraph operator; A. More, tele-
graph and ticket agent for said road :;
John Hanlen, d. W. Gaylord,
G. R. Hackley. E. 7. Virgins,
j. M. Roberts, Chas. Jones,
q. Deweese, Jr., NJ. Z. Trevino, K.
Camen. M. b. Knapp, J. Il. Bailey,
A. g. Nash, p NJ. Dodge, J. o. Rice,
A. E. Mead, F. r. Barnard, E. G..
Monday, A. II. Childs, J. o. Nichols,
J. M. Churchill, M. 2. O'Connor, w.
Martin Moran, Henry Malone, Francis
d. Bunce, Major James Ord, DR.. r T..
Brown, Prof. H. M. Deiffer bach, Geo,
V: Celler, w. w. Weeks, J. G. Falk-
ner, g. n. Leader, John Rossiter, Geo
Peaney, Antonio Garcia Tavar, Jesus
NJ. Llano, B. F. Seixas, r. l.. Davis,
w. w. Van VOaries, J. P. Flynn, G.
p. Wright, NJ. g. M. Jones, G. G. Bren-
nemsn, J. f. Cham berlin, Edwardo
q. Cara, A. F. Therioth, S. A. Bitter
man, Geo. Bitterman, Ohmeyer &
Poscu, DR.. w. B. Scott, Prof. r. T..
Chandler, Fernando Martinez, A. H.
Danforth, manager of the Guggenheim
smelter; c. X. Dunlap, agent of the
Mexican International railroad; A.
Casonovoas, w. II. Holland, w. S.
Caruthers.
We called on Col. c. d. Merriam,
the general superintendent of the
NJ. & M. g. Ky. He Informed US that
he read Edmonds letter in the
LIGHT, and that he endorsed every
word of it. He hoped that those pa
pers that have been publishing those
false reports would be kept out of the
country. This newspaper revolutio
is doing this country great deal of
injury and should be stopped.
col. II. b. Robertson of st. Louis,
and Prof. A. La Page, of France,
arrived from the interior few days
ago. They informed us that they
never travelled through more
peaceful country. After reading the
LIGHT, they endorsed every word
that Edmond said about the Cara
matter. Prof. La Page was sent to this
country by a syndicate that
have $50, 000, 600 to invest for the pur.
pose of examining the resources OF
this country, and what inducements
they would give them in Mexico. He
told us he would advise them to put
their money in Mexico. If there was
any signs of arevolution breaking ont
here would not do so.
Col. ]. N. Galbraith, the general
superintendent of the Texas Mexican
and the northern division of Mexican
National railway, after reading oul
letter from Monterey turned and said