Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-06
CARA BACKED BY CLERICALS
No Longer Any Doubt as to Who is Behind
the Revolution.
DEADLY HATRED OF DlAz BY BISHOPS.
They Furnish the Money to Garry ON the
Fighting which They Hope VIII
Result In Overthrowing
the Government.

LAREDO, Tex, Jan. 5.-Startllng develop
ments Ia regard to the CARA revolution have
been made public. The head and front Of
tho whole matter is coming to light. The
paper found in the saddlebags of Pablo
Muncz, ono of the captured revolutionists,
throws n great deal Of light on the situation.
1t proves couclusiycly that what was FORE
Swallowed four days ago is true, and that is
that the clerical party is furnishing the
money with which the campaign is being
conducted.
In all the forays made by CARA he has not
stolen or plunuered the smallest article. On
the other hand he has paid cash at high
prices for what he has needed. Where all
this money was coming from has been puz-
2ling the American and Mexican authorities.
1t is now ascertained that Monetez de
Acte2a, a citizen of Monterey, Is the
party in supplying Cara with funds.
Summed up, 1t is this: Bishops Monleste dc
Oca and lturbide hate Dia2 and so does
CARA. TIL ey furnish the money and Cara
does the work. There is not Il word of spec
ulation in this. 1t is q cold, naked fact.
So far as CARA attempting any trouble on
this side is concerned, IL is tho veriest non
sense. When ho attacked the United States
troops under Captain Bourke, 1t was under
necessity. His camp was surprised at night
Nhu Nv l@AiSN hAS biiN' hNA'. ~ ~ hAuo pSSh hiA
along. The sole ambition of tho CARA revo-
luton is to get across the river.
lnfiammarory pronuuciamentos over differ
ent signatures calling Mexicans to arms
against tyranny are constantly being cir
culated on both sides of the Rio Grande. If
the United States authorities keep Garza's
forces well rounded up instead of capturing
them, they will be forced to cross into
Mexico, and then the real tocsin of war will
be sounded.
The clerical party is strong and rich, and
Diaz's Imprisonment of the priests made
them bitter. The Mexican administration
desires to suppress every mention of the
revolution and pretends to believe there is no
trouble brewing, but their actions and
preparations are at variance. The govern
ment realizes the inevitable and is actively at
work. AS a result OF tfe trouble Mexican
silver has fallen in price considerably.
Foreigners who nave developed Mexican In
dustries are alarmed. The foreign moral
supporters of Diaz, say it is true that he
rules more like an emperor than a president
of a republic, but it is this which gives for
eigners security.
The present uprising is seeking for a mill
tary leader, but at present there are none
available. All the governors and generals
are well paid and rich, and they will stay on
Diaz's side because they have all to lose and
nothing TO gain. Besides they are all grow
ng old.
The telegraph wires between Fort Ring
gold and this city are in good working order
and daily reports are received from the seat
of war at the military department head
quarters here, In addition to official inform
alton General Stanley received u letter from
Captain Bourke, in which the lattor asks
that the attention of the federal authorities
be called to the necessity of having a greatly
increased force of United States deputy mar
shals on the border. He states that
the people of the Rio Graude valley
will help Cara TO the last woman
and child, and it is almost
impossible for the troops to accomplish any
thing in the way Of suppressing them, as
they always assume new names when arrest
is attempted from written descriptions, anu
those wanted escape. Captain Bouriie con-
cludes by stating he has just received a lotter
from Captain Hardie requesting that Sheriff
Seeley send full descriptions and names of
those whose arrest is desired by the govern
mcnt. He asserts that he is positive that he
has seen several of those whose names no has
on his list, and that he is confident that he
can arrest at least u dozen OF the active sup
porters of the CARA movement in the vicin-
ity of Saleneno if he can get some one who
knows the parties wanted, so that they can
be identified.
General Stanley at once referred the inform
alton in Captain Bourke's letter TO United
States Marshal Paul FricKe OF the Western
district of Texas, who will appoint a large
force of special deputies to assist the United
States troops in their works.