San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-15
NEWS FROM WONDERLAND.
What the Mexicans Have to Say
. About the Socalied Revolution
Miners and Mines -Celebra-
ttoD Society Bop-Personal.
FLAZA HOTEL,
MONTEREY, Feb. IL, 1892.

-aO-Ni II w. 1As low.
To the LIGHT:
In order to get the Mexican's views
on the socalled revolution that has
been started by Cara against Presi-
dent Diaz and his government, your
correspondent called on the following
prominent Mexican citizens and pro-
pounded the following question:
Do you know to your personal
knowledge of any person or persons
who are carrying on q revolution in
Mexico against President Perfirio
Diaz and his government?
Sunday morning we called on Gen.
Geronimo Trevino and Showed him
Edmoud's letter of the oath. After
he read 1t be informed US "that he
endorsed every word of it. That we
stated the case exactly" We then
prOpounded the above question to
him. and he answered at once, "that
he did not know of one, and that he
did not believe that there WAS a Mex
Jean of any standing la the country
mat entertained any hostile feeling
towards President Diaz." If there
were any such persons in Mexico he
would surely know 1t. He is o warm
personal friend of the president and
he has never entertaiptd for q min
ute any hostile feeling towards
him. He has as you put
it done more towards developing
the country than all the presidents
that preceded him. Mexico has never
! enjoyed sucha period of prosperity
as sne has had since he got into pow
er. Tell the LIGHT that there is nc
sign of Q revolution against President
Diaz and his government in Mexico
We called on the Hou. Ygnacic
GoleDdo, ex-federal judge, VINO la.
formed us that he had just returned
from professional trip to the state OF
COahuila. He went as far as Parras;
and while away he said that he didn't
hear any one say word about a rev.
olution. He told US that he read Ed.
mond's letter in the LIGHT and that
he endorsed every word of It. He
was very glad that those false reports
were denied, as they were doing us
much harm.
Abraham P. de la CARA. editor and
proprietor of La Defensa del Pueblo
informed Is that the only revolution
that he knew of was that which was
carried on by the socalled war cor
respondents in the United States.
Jose de Llano, attorney-at-law, af-
ter reading Edmond's letter in the
LIGHT, stated that is was good, tina
every word of it was true. Man,
thanks for sending that letter from
Monterey.
Julia Golindo, attorney.at-law, de
MED the existence of any sign of 9
revolution In Mexico against President
Diaz.
Edwardo De Cara, attorney-at.law
after reading Edmond's letter, in
formed us that we stated the case ex
actly. Every one in this countrys1s in
favor of Dlaz. Don't know of any one
who Ia against him.
Prof. X. Tarnava, Interpreter for tho
courts, informed us that all thos
reports that were sent from Mexico
and the Rio Grande were false. It'll,
just as you said, there is no sign of :
revolution in this country against
President Diaz.
Mr.. Francis l.. Cantu, o hardware
merchant, knowing nothing about :
revolution in this country. 1t is ali
on the other side of the Rio Grande
Bias Cantu, merchant endorsed
every word that was in the Mon erey
letter. He hoped that the papers
would stop publishing such false re-
ports. srr ..,.f s---. -;t. ~.
Messrs. J. Daquin, M. Martinez. r
@. Guerra, A. @. Gutierres, F. e.