St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-04
A Detachment Of GarZa's Men
Put to Flight by Lieut..
Langhorne.
Col. Pablo Munaz, One Of Gar
Za's Leaders, Is Now
Prisoner.
Horses and Equipments Of
Some Of the Revolution
lists Are Captured.
lneendiary Address to All
Mexieans to Overthrow
DiaZ.

work of the United States troops in
routing the Cara reYolutionists on the
border have so far been very successful,
| and Gen.David S. Stanley states that he
believes that he can keep the Mexican
offenders in subsection with the present
military force. An engagement took
place yesterday near Fort RInggold. the
following account of which was re-
eeived at military department head
quarters here today: Second Lieut.
George I. Langhorne, of the Third caval-
ry and his detachment Of thirty troops,
with the sheriff OF Duval county and a
posse of United States marshals. have
just arrived here with one prisoner.
The prisoner is Col. Pablo Munaz, who is
| one of the leaders in the Cara move
ment. Lieut.. Langhorne reports that
yesterday they struck camp of revolu-
rionists three miles from the Los Cuent-
| ties ranch and five miles from here.
The revolutiOnists ran, leaving every
thing. as soon as they discovered the
| United States troops, escaping into the
| dense chapparal. 1t isinot known that
| any of them were wounded, although
| many shots we're fired after them as they
| dashed into the bushes. In the vicinity
| the capture of Col. Munaz was made.
| The horses and equipments Of several
| revOlutionistS were captured, as were
| also two gross of ammunition, badges
and many important papers. Lieut..
Langhorne bestoWs high praise upon
Private Walker. of Troop G, Third cav
| airy. l consider the success of Lieut..
/ Langnorne
Important and NIerftorfOus.
l will forward full report by mail.
| The dispatch is signed by Capt. w. T.
| Wheeler, of the Third cavalry, who is
temporary commander of Fort Ringgold
during the absence of Capt. John &.
| Bourke, who is engaged in scouting op-
| erations. Col. Pablo Munaz, who was
/ taken prisoner. is prominent citizen of
| Northern Mexico. He will be tried in
| the federal court here upon the charge
| OF violating the neutrality laws of this
country. He Is said to be possessed of
considerable wealth. Numerous copies
of proclamation were distributed last
night in the Mexican quarter of the city.
1t was promulgated by Juan Antonio
Flores, whose home is said to be at Mon
terey, Mexico. He was appointed COM
mander of GarZa's so-called army of the
North four weeks ago. The proclama-
| ton is said to have been distributed
in every city of Mexico and .the towns
all along the frontier last night. 1t is
dated State of Nuevo Leon and is in
Spanish. When translated it reads as
follows:
Thrilling Address to MeXicans
Fellow Citizens: AS Mexicans we
must not remain any longer as simple
spectators of the revolutionary move
ment Initiated on the frontier by Senior
Catarino E. Cara because, besides
baSing his revolution on the holy prIn-
clpleS of democracy and proclaiming
thereby the liberty of the people, he has
demonstrated to us that his political
ideal of government rests on the pillar
of the rights of people. Who is that
worthy Mexican that does not love the
freedom of his country? Is the Mexican
the most miserable type of people in
America? No, thousand times no.
Bear in mind that we have had EXAM
pies given US Oh different occasions that
the Mexican was born to shed his blood
on the field of battle before submitting to
the yoke of slavery. 1t cannot be denied
that the revolution has received great
prestige because its initiation has man.
aged to establish an organization I'M
known In other intestine revolutions.
He has managed to diSproye and re-
prOach with facts and not with false ar
guments the publication of the Salaried
press of Mexico; and to conclude, he has
established in the midst of political
meetings and the movements of govern
ment troops on the northern frontier
an instruction system and secret army
worthy of the times of modern ciyiliZa-
ton. To arms, to arms, Mexicans,
Seek in the pages of modern history of
our native state of TamaulipaS the
name aud public life in his last years of
General SerVandO CanaleS, and you will
find in that dead patriot the prototype
OF democracy, the
Mute and Eloquent Hero.
the bold director who spurned with
patriotism the dictatorial dispositions of
the supreme government with the con-
stitution of 1857, which we now pro-
claim with arms in our hands. Gen.
CanaleS demanded the freedom and
sovereignty of the heroic state of Tam
aulipas. When President DiaZ, the
same tyrant who now opposes us, threat
ened its sacred rights, where are those
citizens of TamaulipaS who upheld the
principles of those brave frontiersmen?
Now, fellow countrymen, the revolu-
tionary standard calls that you may be
covered with its shade. MeXicans, be
convinced that the revolutionary spark
has been kindled, and the blaze that
will give US our freedom is rapidly
spreading throughout the whole of Mex
leo. All lacking to secure the dethrone-
ment of the tyrant DiaZ is for all the
frontiersmen to rise together and ter
inmate the great work inaugurated by
Catarlno Cara. The attitude of the
government of the United States with
regard to the prosecution of Cara and
his men signifies nothing, taking into
consideration the undecorous PROPOSE
ton that the tyrant DiaZ has been max
ing to the United States government,
but maybe the American legislature
will soon be convinced of the just rea-
sons on which the present revolution
is founded, and protest against those
exaggerated laws of neutrality which
amount to nothing when placed before
the cry of nation seeking liberty. On
the other hand, neighboring republic
such as the United States ought not to
uphold an autocratic chief. blexicans,
to arms! he who writes this is Mex
lean who loves the freedom of his coun-
try. Hurrah for the revolution! Hur-
rah for Mexico, freei
Cara Visited Mexico City.
The greatest apprehension that Presi-
dent Diaz feels concerning the move
ment is that Cara has confederates in
the higher officials of the republic, and
that there is secret organization
among the discontinued classes Of the