The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-04
ANOTHER FIGHT WITH CARA
OUR TROOPS DRTrE THE MhxICANs
INTO THE RUSH,
They Capture an Important frtsoser-A
GRrsn Mnnifesto scattered Throughout
the Countrywide Stcans called 10 Arns -
Overthrow tho "Tyrnnto Diax

the tonntry-MeS tcans Called to Arms -
Overthrow the "TyrHnt" Diaz.
San Antonio. Tcx.. Jan. 3.-Ths work Of the
United States troops in routing the CARA
revolutionlsts on tho border has 40 far been
very successful. an 4 tien. David Stanley says
he believes that no can keep the Mexican
offenders In subsection with tho present mill
tnrr for'o. Another engagement took place
yesterday near Fort knsgold. the following
account OF which was received at military
d'Nn-tmrnt headquarters here to-day:
Second Lieut.. George I. Langhorn Of the
Third Cavalry und his detachment OF thirty
troopers. with the sheriff OF Duvul county and
n posse of United states deputy marshals. have
lust arrived here with one prisoner. The
prisoner Is Col. Pablo Munaz. who is one
% the lenders in the CARA movement
Lieut.. Lnnghorn reports that ysster-
day they struck camp OF revolu-
tonists three miles flom the Los Cuenates
ranch and five miles from hero. The rsvolu.
tioniss discovered tho United States troops
and escaped into the dense chaparraL It IL
rot known that any Of them were wounded.
although many shots were fred after them. a.
they dashed into the brush. The capture Of
| Col. Munaz was made. The horses and equip
ments OF several rovolutionists were captured.
as were also two gross Of ammunition. bsdgess
and many important papors.
Lieut.. Langhorn bestows high praise upon
Private Walker Of Troop G. Third Cavalry. I
consider the success Of Lieut. Langhorn i'm.
portant and meritorious I will forward full
report by mail"
The despatch is signed BY Capt ". r.
Wheeler OF the Third Cavalry. who IL the tenn
porary Commander OF Fort Ringgold during
the absence OF Capt John G. Bourke. who IL
engaged In scouting operations Col Pablo
Munaz who was taken prisoner. Is q promi-
ncnt citizen OF northern Mexico. He will b
| tried in the Federal Court here on the charge
Of violating the neutrality laws Of this coun-
| try. He Is said IT, be quito wealthy.
sPssh
tM3nl9 FSres whose home is said to be at
manaor Of Garsa's so-ssied Army q Tho
North four weeks 49, The proclamation /:
nisb sn' It M Nn ns Ison.
and Is in Spanish The translation 10 ~ fol-
FELLOW CITIZENS: As Mexicsns va. must
snEs5 s%ps Sn s q
by
atss S s ss. his ds ESs paI de q
sSs Worthy fsts SssSss the sese
miserable type Of people in America. No. =
Thousand times no. Bear in mind that W.
Ye s that the MEXICAN Was born shsd
his blood on he field OF battle before submit
ting to the YOKE OF slavery, ~, .,o,,.,.
has derived a great prestige from the fact that
its initiation has MANAGED to establish an Or
wtS not SRso ns
Of Mexico. and. to conclude. Seiior Cara bSs
estahlshcd in the midst Of political meetiSfs
noRsrn
aud u secret army worthy OF the times OF mod.
ern 1 CIVILIZATION =: ,rus ,,.,,,,., Ca. 4, ~.
pages Of modern history Of our native Stats
q Tamaulipas the name and public 4ts in
the .pTototyrSS q FL dssmos,racy:n ths sio;;
with patriotism the dictatoria! despotisms Of
the supreme doye N;n, with the Cons ;e
in Of Tn's Ss
State "f TcmanT " When President Dl.s ths
s Whsre r aio those citizens o, Tsmau!ip.s
tersmsn Nov IS the Tine e eo% S' County
men The revolutionary sta4 ~ - rMaised
spark has been kindled and the blaze that
Sys us s MSs es aedy fpttsSs sd i
lacking to secure tho disarmament Of the
tyrant Daz is for nll the frotersmen to rise to-
gether and terminate the great work inaugu-
"The attitude OF the Government OF tho
Of CARA and his men signinos nothing. taking
into consideration the indecorous propositions
mas esf But @
the American legislature VIII soon be con.
yineGd Of the rust reasons on which the pses;ent
those exaggerated laws OF neutrality which
amount to nothing when placed before the cry
hand. o noighbornG republic such as the
United o Iitat"s. ought not to uphold an auto
"MeXicais to arms He who wrtes this Is
a Mexican who loves tho freedom Of his coun-
tTry HI ,, for the rerolution' Hurrah for
very difficult to get any tangible and
am am the people hcro. The military Officers
On the rsht brnk Of ths Rio Grando. T. g y un:
troops MISSED on tho frontier are fully oom-
so nr g. nG are ierc:
tat he scar can o % and eauip on Texas soil
when he moves, across the liver on mis- pro-
at d% pas ses
ina tho movement + that CARA has " cSnied-
cnt hT Is sasra, 81
:Le, Gty Of Mexico ana ths other principal citiss
City Of Mexico during the month OF Novem ber
has teen confirmed, and there is every reason
|
object IN view. That object WAS to obtain
| financial support and employ a force Of secret
AGENTS. who were instructed't to enlist the sym-
paihy oi the ESoEe in his proPosed forcibls
received a despatch to-day from Gen. Stanley.
dated San Antonio. Texas. Jan. 3. which reads
Despatch received this morning from tho
commanding officer at Fort RngGold. dated
with Sheriff. dsrGty maTsh. and 81 dssss "a
Munaz. one Of Garza's leaders Lieut. Lang.
horn reports that yesterday they struck 2
GueIates, Aye miles from Fort Fort KlnGgSSld. and
soon as they discovered The troops; and and
known tina. anyof them were hurt, though
many shots. were fired after them as they
dashed int tho brush 1t was In this vicinity
that Pablo Munaz was CAPTURED: also horses
and equipments OF nine rcvoutionists. two
guns. ammunition. badges and many i'm
| prrtant Ja;ers.
Gen. Schoheld expressed himself IS being
much cratifled with the news In this despatch.
An Cukaown Man Found Usesnssisus.
A middle-aged man was found By Policeman