The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-03
THE MEXICAN Discomfort.
Murder of Colonel Hernandez-Extent
of the CARA Movement.

MURDER or Colonel Observation-Disclosures
of the Cara Movement.
NEW YORK, Feb. "A dispatch from the City
OF Mexico tonight repeats the rumor tele-
graphed last night that Colonel Hernandez, re-
Gently sentenced to death in Monterey, had
been shot while attempting to escape
LAREDO, Tex, Feb. "A correspondent who
has been travelling through Northern Mexico
says he found small detachments of men who
at given signal, will unite at some designated
spot on the Mexican side OF the Rio Bravo and
join GsrZs's STANDARD. In the meantime they
are at work among the ranchmen, who are their
friends. The correspondent adds:
Speaking to one of their leaders a man higher
than CARA, he told me that he grievance of the
revolutionists Is not so much against President
Diaz as against the men he has rlsced In power
and they hold Diaz responsi bic for his SUBJ
ordluates acts. They have plenty of money
anu anu Know where there is more when
b tRey an need n, it They s are not backed
goods friends among all, and will fight to the
Dlt'er end TO secure reforms in the adm nistra-
ton-'he system OF reforms for which Daz and
his party fought-and which, after obtaining
they abandoned. They count on the general
bad state OF business and the failure of crops to
ad their esuse, and say ii they pursue
only break out anew in the spring
when their agents will have convinced the
United States OF remaining neutral. as
they want to be on good terms with that coun-
try. The rebels also claim that at the proper
time the prominent leaders will come TO The
'front.' Money for the rebels is evidently coming
from ring Undoubtedly the cattle barons
and mining kings of Northern Mexieo) w7ose
headquarters are in New YORK and Washington
CITY, and some of whose members are promf-
nent politicians and fnanciers in the United
States.
All the bands that the correspondents saw
were well armed. They say their next attack
WILL be on the large cities OF Mexico When
asked what they thought of American troops
trying to stop them, they said thay are deludei
by Di z agents, who have deceived the Ameri-
can government, press and people. The mill
tary have no heart in this work in favor OF Diaz.
They said
Does it not seem strange that all the United
states soldiers now here have so far been unabj
10 catch TARA, knowing him to be within ten or
twelve miles from them?
many prominent ranchmen have expressed
wishes for the success of the revolution. which
they said must come. The business of the
whole country, they say, is at a staadstiIl Tha
prices OF PRIME articles OF food have risen so
hlgh as to entail great suffering on the poorer
Glasses who, while not starving, still are suffer.
Ing greatly. The people of Durango will be the
next to move.
AUSTIN, Tex. Feb. Northumberland
Laorey has returned here from the scens of
Garzas depradations on the Rio Granda ora
after brief stay started back for camn ae
e'aims that the rangers have located CARA in
the ehaparral, and expressed the conviction that
his arrest would be effected TODAY.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Feb "A sensation was
created Yesterday in Matamoras by the search
my oy the nihtary authorities of the residence
OF Don Enrique Vizzaya, a prominent rnarcbant
doing business at Mier. Mexico His family no
SIDES at Masamoras The military received in.
formation from some source that Vizzaya had
arms and ammunition for the revolutionists CON.
eeaied IN his house. The square in which his
mouse is situated was surrounded by troops and
'he premises searched from the cellar TO the
roof, but nothing was found. Mr. Vizz.v. IL ~
American citizen and the United stntas 60.
sular agent at Mier.