New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-11
THE PURSUIT OF GARZA.
UNSUCCESSFUL EFFORTS TO CAPTURE THE
REVOLUTIONIST.
SOME ALARM on THE RIO GRANDE-MoVEMEST
OF THE UNITED STATES TRooPS-AN
UPRISING IN CHIHUAHUA.

outbreak and the United States troops and texas
Rangers have been scouting for him constantly
since that date. The doughty revolutlonist re-
mains in the field with more adhcrents than ever
Just where he is cannot be determined, but the
air is thick with him and his supporters are egiohs
along the entire Rio Grandc. lie is simply
avoiding arrest or unnecessary conflict with troops
Of country against which he has no designs
further than making it a temporary recruiting
ground, meanwhile waiting the growth OF tce
sentiment by whc', he hopes ultimately to achieve
the success of his designs against the Diaz Gov.
ernmcnt The present location and plans of opera
tions of the troops in the field are indicated Id
the following dispatch received at the military
headquarters yesterday:
Fort Rincgold Tex. Jan. o. 1892.
Assistant Adiutant-Gcn' raj, Department OF Iexas'
Antonio, Tex.
1 received Information yesterday that Caterna Cara
would meet twenty-five Of Ia, men at Laguna Loca,
eighty northeast OF here, in liidago County ms
information forwarded at once by courier TO ospesin
Mckay. scouting in that direction captain Mcneil
with the Rangers. j. with Mckay. VIII wire any I'M
portant information received Lieutenant Beach WIN
his troops, is this moment in from rrecurheu, ne TO
ports everything qutci down and nothing 70 De ea"i
at present in vicinity. Lieutenant hmgh', e' Ssr
rlso s scouting and paroing the river In that country
up and down that point. Captain Francis H. 's'o
Will leave Saencro tomorrow for scout pacA in'' o
interior, toward the railroads
CAPTAIN WHEELER, Commanding.
"Tbo Times Democrats Laredo, Tex, dis
match saws: H. Iamadia Diaz, representing the
Mexican Government at this point, authorizes tne
unoualied denial of all reports sent out from "iiS
point 10 the effect that the bishop OF Monterey
is the channel through which the revolutlohis's
in tho Tinted States or in Mexico secure financial
aid He has letter from person hiSn ia
or,hor;tr which states that there is no truth In
the report. and that the Bishop is one OF the
most meek and unassuming preates in the Repuo-
lie. and always had the highest respect lor the
law and authorities Of Mexico
St Louis JAM 1O-A Republic dispatch
from Rio Grande City, Tex, says: message
from Captain Brito, stationed at Havana Ranch,
states that the revOlutiOnsts are gathering az
laval Ranch in Mexico, about twenty miles back
from the river near Rey Nosa. Mexican troops
have started for the ranch and the river is well
Guarded on this side by United States troops and
Rangers Captain Mckay, with c Troop anu
Captain Mcneil, of the Rangers, are on trail III
Hdalgo County A trooper arrived yesterday
morning with one prisoner from Ballanno. Inc
principal body of Garza's troops are supposed 70
be in the country back from the river. Nothing
but stragglers in small bodies can he found along
the actual border. Another Troop, \, has gone
to assist in guarding TIE river
Eagle Pass, Tex, JAN 9-The sensational news
Of the last few days that the Clerical party OF
Mexico is backing the Cara revolution has aroused
citizens to the importance Of better military pro-
lection in the event of outbreak. There arg
about 900 Mexicans and 5000 Americans on
both sides of the river in Picdras Negras and
Earle Pass and to protect the inhabitants OF the
| American town there is company OF United
States troops and local militia company. Inc
report that the Cara sympathizers have effected
an organization on both sides of the river, While
il could be traced TO no Trustworthy source, has
impressed the citizens with the necessity OF doing
something SO as TO be prepared II an emergency
should arise 4 meeting of the Board OF Trade
has been called to draft suitable resolutions to
be forwarded to the Department Commander at
San Francisco and TO Washington.
Galveston, Jan. 10.-Dr. Plutarch Owneas
Mexican Consul has gone to Eagle Pass on oihciai
business 1t is thought his visit has connection
with the Cara revolution
message has been received from Captain
Mcneil. of the United States troops. He says
his company Of the frontier battalion Of Rangers,
together with Company c, L. $. Army. started
January 4 for Havana after party of bandits re-
ported TO the United States authorities to be en-
canned there But when he reached the place
where the camp was. the bandits had fed TO the
other side of the Rio Grandc. He captured twenty
head Of horses and saddles, which, in the hurry
had been left behind. as well as numier OF OUT
fits. Catpain Mcneil says he is TO scout all through
the country and is anxious to meet Cara and his
warriors and have fair square fight with them.
There are fifty men in the party and they Will
scout about for the next ten days.
At Torreon Mex, it is reported that band
of 200 armed men have been in the noun
tains of Durango, above Laredo Active prepara-
tions going at that place to intercept
them of no
the Rurals Whether they contingent of
the Cara party. or simply a banJ of robbers made
desperate by the famine now prevailing in that
district cannot be learned.
Lagcdo Tex, Jan. lO.-Thc following telegram
was received by The Express to-day:
In reference Major Lewis T. Morrl,'s telegram, pub
shed in your yesterdays issue. beg to lay that have
received the alluded said tcc'ram on the
9th inst. officially Informed that, the day before,
OF bandits had been defeated by American troops In
LaJoya Texas that arms saddles and Lofses had been
captured and OF the said bardits having thrown
Ivor OF them made prisoner by
the Mexican troops who upon the watch Of events
concerning this disastrous and unhappy war, that for 80
long a has been raging the American soil, to the
detrment OF the American ranchmen Of the lower Rio
Grande. with regard TO Mexico We are perfectly at
peace Those bandits do not dare To cross 10
our side they won't 30, to be sure
J.. LAMADE DIAZ
st. Louis Jan. lO-A dispatch to a morning
newspaper from Deming, y. NJ. says "Couriers
from Ascension in the State OF Chihuahua, 100
miles south report terrible uprising there Thurs
day For some time bad feeling has existed be-
tween the members of the Church party and the
supporters of the Diaz Government Affairs
reached "a crisis Thursday when the election OF the
President OF the town was held. Rafael
Anchela who had twice held the Of
flee was reelected by IA few votes Anchela
was dstastefu 10 the opposition on account Of his
efforts TO inauguratc reform, and threats were
openly made against his life About 4 o'clock
in the afternoon mob of over 90 men suddenly
surrounded the city building anJ opened fire.
Anchela and his secretary. Andscyelas, were In
stantly killed. The mob took possession of
the town after u, hard fight with
the friends of Anchela. During the baltic