Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-21
IN DIAZ CABINET
Is the Real Leader of the Cara
Revolution,
so SAYS AN EASTERN MAN
Who Has Recently Come From the
Troubled Countryside Believes that
Cara is in the City of Mexico, and
aCoup dEtat Maybe Expected.
Special to the Gazette.

SpeClal 70 Iu5 GdZGStC-
KANSAS. CIrY. Mo-, Feb 2O.-Frank
Wilson, who lives in Providence, r. l.,
was in this city last week, and he says he
has just come from the country where
Cara is operating in Mexico. He says
that Cara has not been in the United
Stotes since the beginning of the revolu-
ton, and that he has been in the City of
Mexico most of the time directing the move
ments of the men from that point or at
least the men who are the head of the
revolution are at the City of Mexico and
watch every movement of the government.
Mr.. Wilson says that Cara is simply a
figure head in the matter and if he is
captured or killed it will not interfere in
the least with the revolution which will go
on just the some. He says that the trouble
Is not confined to the border by any means.
but is to be seen all over the republic,
especially so in the Northwestern states.
The revolution proper has mot yet begun
but the present uprising is simply fostered
by the leaders for the purpose of drawing
the attention of the government from the
real revolution which will undoubtedly
break out some time early in March.
Mir. Wilson says that there is
GREAT Discomfort
in the army, aud when the revolt takes
place the government will find that many
regiments viii be on the side of the rebels,
and when they start for the capital their
numbers will be swollen by thousands who
will flock to the standard which will be I'M
furled by the leaders, who are some of the,
most prominent men in the republic. The
men who are at the head of the trouble have
found in Cara a ready tool, and they fully
understand that he Is not proper man to
lead as important an uprising as this will
eventually develop into, but they think that
he has a certain magnetism which will win
many of the poem population who never
have been much better than slaves, even
though they have been freed from their
bondage These people have always been
the class in which it has been easy to work
up revolt against the government, and it
was this class that gave Diaz his start when
he used the border to hide his movements,
when he instigated the revolution which
placed him in the presidents chair. Mr..
Wilson says that the real leader and the
head of the whole affair is man whdholds'
A CABINET POSITION .
under Diaz, and this man is in such posi-
ton that he can virtually turn the govern
ment's actions against Cara to his benefit,
should he desire. He is man who has the
army, to such an extent that he will uRes
doubtedly be proclaimed dictator when the
revolution becomes successful.
Mr.. Wilson thinks that the government
will be surprised in the capital of the re-
public in a very short time by coup d'etat
which viii overturn the government almost
as easily as was the revolution accom-
plished in Brazil when Fonseca was thrown
overheard. He says the men have been
working industriously among the soldiers,
sowing seeds of discomfort with a result
that when they are called upon to put
down the rebellion they will not fire gun.