Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02
A Report by Captain lIardic.-Drfying
the United States Troups.--A
Prominent Prisoner.
CATHOLICISM AND THE INsUHHro.
TON.
10 Assumes Considerable Proportions.
-lan. numots.

-aens. uumofs.
IN. LOUIS, Jan Tho RepU5io has
received the following special at | m.
frlm RIO Gnndo CITY: Captain
iiariir reports by courier. ~ struck a
camp % about two hundred OF GaIza's
men on the 10th inst. st sundown In
the donsu chapparel near GarzYe
ranch, with no Casualties ON our side.
Captain Brooks company OF rangers
aud Troop a, lhirl Cavalry. Lleuton'
anti Beach and Short are with me.
Captains Bourkr and Mckay are also
here ~ volunteers"
Captain Bourkc aud Mckay r..
turned 70 this place last night aud the
following report was made 20 the do.
paftment headquarters. "Hnrdy has
company OF Texas rangers aud "a
force OF deputy mnrshals under Deputy
Marstal Van Ripper, u possn under
Sheriff Hnincs " Carbon, aud some
Mexican tfullurr, sent by Gen. Garcia,
Of the Mexican army, two companies
under Beach nud Short, Just down from
San Antonio. The bandits scattered
N the chaDparAl and DOM think they
will light much unless caught In
the tolls. Mckay and / left this
morning after fight, and came across
10 l.lNtNNt lNtNNN hAiltH UNIV bh'A w
snmo ranches. Tho great danger N
that these bandits will break into small
SOUNDS ana plundor travellers. They
have prriect organization, n good
tystem " signola, know tho country,
and, being without uniform, can turn
thcmtt Ives into innoccnttanchers aud
hcrdrfs Ia five minutes. There Il great
need Of wagons aud ttailcn who know
tho country and the people. IL IL the
opluion VI the officers that there should
be- a general roundup Of rRnchers from
poI.Hto BiAncU, west. Hardio marched
hiA command from . u. m. until sun.
down on the 18th over hfty miles, hut
IL was impossible % bring the outlaws
olay In the darkness. Captain Niel's
company Of rangers arrived last night
from Alice. Captain Brets Of the
rangers telagTaphh from Edinburg,
finy miles south: An armed party IL
Mt Arguellast, twenty miles below
here, aud Sheriff Ciousn.r, and my.
sell, In combination with Colonel
Manero's cavalry, will raid them to-
morrow night. Can you or deputy
marshal with United States troops
meet VA tomorrow at Edinburg? Tho
Blanco " very large, and large num-
Der are neeaed to guard the river
'FRONT.'"
IL seems that Cara Is making no
attempt 10 cross into Mexico, but II
collecting his forces nj the side 10 defy
the United States troops. Several out.
laws who crossed the river, and one Of
Captain Brito's prisoners that escaped
and swan the river were captured by
Mexican soldiers yesterday and are
now In jail. A detachment Of troops
arrived this morning with Sexto Lon
gOriR, n prisoner, severely wounded In
the leg, witch Will necessilate ampu.
tatlUu. He was shot In the recent
fight between United States troops and
the bandits, and n one Of the men who
ilvaded Mexicy with CARA In his first
If. He was formerly United
\ nies Deputy Marshal, and IL now re.
ps ed % bo prominent among the In.
sur geuts,
aptan Buurhe and escort left with
the pfipher this afternoon for Browns.
willie. An attempt will be made by the
United States troops, rangers and
MexlcaB tonight TO surround and
capture the Blsnco, on which there ia
congtegaei quite party Of revolution
lists.
I,atel- "A squad Of McNieps rangers
had n rpsing fight with n small party
about ~ miles from here this after.
noon. succeeded In capturing one
of Their horses. About 300 shots were
frcd, III no rangers were Injured. Tho
loss Onuhe other side is not reported.
4 TioUsAND MEN AFTER MN.
HEyl ORLEANS, Jan. /. 49, The
ItcUnos San Antonio Especial says.
The Nal number Of United States
aNa...alaa A.. IttRl.ttIav.N
Ing air Cara Will he about 1000 men,
whonhOte 10 80 out tomorrow reach
the supe. Garcia has spies In this
city viO keep him fully posted ofevery
manager, rad II the rumOred revolt
Of thtAldlorH at Mier proves correct il
20 hes we'd that the population on
norllrn Mexico will il0ck 10 his
ftauhf rapidly. The recent pnrseru.
tons q tho Catholic clcrgymcn las
holg tnud the d.satiection toward tho
dag and all tho people
are vdting 10 Join any revolutionary
governent having prospects OF suc-
cess. Further nows Ia awaited with
muc bnXlety.
ONLY TIN MEN.
ca or MEXICO, Jan. i.-Tele.
graui received today say that the
tprgoI Mexican rcvoluiiOnists, which
aGff days ago attacked body u
unri States soldiers, numbered only
ten uen.
TEXANS JOIN uARZA.
sE ANGELO, rox., Jan. l.-Itis
repaed that large numbers OF Texans
WI dag on ranches south OF here are
qulng work to enlist with Cara.
Thy SO well armed.
THE ALARM INTENSE,
;N ANroSIo, Tex, Jan. 1.-The
nlfh on tbs border over the Cara
irnble Is becoming intense. There are
mny startling rumota IN circulation
ciiecrning the fate Of the United States
trips concentrated ia Stair aud Duval
cahies. CARA is known TO have n
ftq of 500 desperate men, aud II the
~ Mexican troops, who are reported
thnve murdered and deserted ueneial
Ifen2o Garcia, their commander, at
Ntr, Mex, have made their way 10
Gu8a'H stronghold ON the Texas side,
teir united force would give Captain
Balrke aud his 100 United states
lfoops hard HghL General Stanley