New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
Reed & Barton,
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81 Union Square.
REVOLCTIONISTS BIN 4 BAT1LE.
RoUr OF TIE MEXTcAN TROOPS SNDER GENERAL
GARC.A-TiIE RIO GRANDE SITUATION
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JANA lilI. NJ bhNNDf SIIl ALTON
MORE SERIOUS
New Orleans, Dec 23.-~The Picavuno'sr New.
Laredo dispatch say, that a battle took place Nom
day near Los Anmls. Mexico, east Of Guerrero. DO
tween 300 Mexican troops and 80 revolut!onists
in which thirteen soldiers uer, Filled and many
wounded, and several OF the revoluou,t, were killed
and wounded. The report says the revoutlonl,s
were commanded BIZ General Estrada and the Mex.
lean troops who NcIe routed, by General Garcla
Garcia arrived in NewEarcdo yesterday with several
wounded Mexican soldiers. II IS not known how
many Of the IevolutiOnISts were wounded. New,
was received from down the river Tuesday morning
that the United States troops under Leuten1nt
Hedghin and posse o: United state, mqrs.alS we're
On the trail Of the revolutionary party who captured
nitcd states Deputy Narslas g errero and Benar.
des. and will not stop un'll they are rescued. Three
companies OF the 9Th United states Cavalry arrived
in Laredo last night over the International ard Great
Northern and will prolnIiy start soon FOR tho lower
country. II is said that the town of Guerrero Is
In danger OF being captured ~ the revolution
lists Many of the Mexican soldier, are docking ID
the standard Of General Estrada. The revolution Is
assuming more serious aspect than it THOUGHT
II would at first. and Uncle >am is doing right in
rushing United states troops 10 thi, section they
may yet be needed 10 protect the interests Of AmeTi
cans on the bOpicr from struggling bandits. snug
clcrs. etc, who will commit much vandalism II the
rev lutlon the border continues
The Iicarunr's" San IN ONO dis. a n says Thr.s
troops OF the eth cavalry comprising 80 mon. undos
Captain Henry Jackson passed through here Inst
ing on n special train from Fort Riley. Kan. en- route
TO Laredo. where they will take the field against the
boider dlsturb-rs Later adyccs from Pue' Ban'o.
the home OF NeXaudIo Gonzales. GAIA, latieri IN
law. announce that he Is not dead. but very low Il
Is learned that the United states judicial authoi-
ties here will make an effort to have the President
pardon a number of the Cara rcyolutloDists
vlctcd of violating the neutrality laws, or,e- TINT
they may be cxi1ditcd by Mexico and made examples
o. in order otLcr rcvoludorists."
CITY Os Mexico dispatch says: II l. auihori'atvey
stated ths, number Of rinclmcn and Other residents
on the no Grlnde b)ld'r will NE with tn, GOV m
rncnt Claims for damages through tie dcpcfailons o.
bandits AID socalled .eyolu'on,tS from Texa These
bands while claiming 70 DO Of political chlTacr"
arc nothing more less than frcobootors, ana op'ny
lntlmdate the settlers ana take horses and cattle. or
whatever they ~ TO appropriate. The" clhE'
II IS uniers God will be formally presented io the
United states Government. win the demand Of TINS
Government for indemnify, Oh Ga" ST nh1 = le
Cnited states Government Is r"iron'pr lor nj 'uP
,te,,nc the 0utAwry which originate, IN Us tIH'
tory" . r.. D.
WASHINGTON Dec 2..-'a ptain J. g. Bourie so
Cavalry, had smother Interview win Ad!uahl ."l'IAI
Williams al the War Department today, ana 't nee
this afternoon T.. his station ~ >.n Antfo' l'N'
IL is understood that he conveys secret in'tfu'uohs
Tor The guidance Of General Wheaton IA TIE clhduct
of bis e2irDagn against the Mexican fctOitiohl't'
on the north hant ci the Rio Grande snd that capt IN
rorrIe /, charged with tie special duty OF ln'esu'
eating the situation Tor The benent oil inc war 'e'