Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-04

Issued nnoihcr proclamation, calling
upon all patriotic Mexloaul TO take up
arms with Cara and n.sist In over.
throwing Dlas and restoring tho con-
httutlOn.
THE REF ORr CONFIRMED.
wAsuSGroS, Jgn. "a dispatch
received 10y General Schoneld TONIGHT
confirms the report from san Antonio
telling VI t1e Fifrprise Of one Of Garzt's
camps by United States troops near Las
Cuovalti and tue capture OF one OF the
rebel officers.
MORE BLOODHTD.
SAN AS1uNio. Texas, Jan. 3.--Ad-
ylcuH from the scene ct trouble ia star,
and Dunli counties are to the effect
that Captain Bourke's forces had sew
cfal skifmishts with Garzs's men, the
FrvllutiOnists Invariably oilecting heir
escape, At last accounts the troops
we've pressing the rcv0lutionists cioir,
and news Is hourly expected Of more
blpodshoi.
JUAN FLOREs' PROCLAMATION.
Sr. Iuui8, jan. 8.-rhe Hcpu5iic's
special from San Antonio Hays. The
following h translation OF the
pr3runelamento Of Juan Antonio
Elufus, IN part "As MeSiUanH,
We must NOV remain spectators
OF The revolutionary movement
initiated 10y GMza, because, besides
hasiug his revolution on the holy
principle Of democracy, proclaim.ug
thereby the liberty OF tile people, he
has demonstrated that his p0ht cRl
ideal rests ou the pillar Of the rights Of
the people. what worthy Mexican
does not love tho freedom OF his coun-
try2 The Mexican Ia not the most
miserable tyre in America. Bear In
mud that we have had examples given
va on diii rent occasions on inc Next
can border Of shedding our blood on
the battlefield before submitting 10 tue
yoke % slavery, The revolution 10
founded on great precedent aui has
great prestige. CARA has managed 90
reproSch with facts, the ihlHcies Of the
publication VI the subsidized press.
Ito has established 1t IN thc midst VI
political conventions and the lusur-
feetiouary systems entirely OF modern
tlme-.n
After calling the MeXlcaus to arms,
the document gives brief history q!
the lite Oi General Irrvado CRnates,
tue "hold director vino spuraei tine
diclatofisl disposllions the supreme
government with the constitution OF
1851"
The document then goes on; "Now
IL the time, fellow cOuuirymep. The
revolutionary standard calls on you 10
cover yourselves with its shadow. BE
convinced that the revolutionary spark
has been klndled, and the blaze that
will give us freedom Ia rapidly spread.
Ing throughout tbs territory. IL only
lacks the ir0ntieTsman 10 rise, 30 that
The thronu OF iyrnnt DigL may be over
thrown by the great work inuugurated
by the most modest OF Mexican writers
Clara. The attitude Of the United
States government signifies nothing,
taking under consideration propositions
that the tyfant Dn1 has been making
TO IL. But may DO pretty soon the
American Legislators will be convinced
OF the just reasons on which the revolu.
ton wac founded, and protest against
those exaggerated laws Of neutrality,
which amount 10 nothing when placed
before the cry Of n nation for liberty.
On the other hand the nelghboring
Republic ought not 20 uphold an auto.
cratic chief allowing that information
al laws omanate from similar Constitu.
lions, one OF which (NIpXico'sl does not
exist, even In book or manuscript,
because II has been tramplsd ami
stepped upon by Megicans at will. He
who writes II n Mexican who loves the
freedom Of his country. Hurrah for
the revolution, for Mexico! Free your
companions in danger.
JUAN ANTONIO FLOREs.r
THE REBELS IS A SORRY PLIGHT.
The Ropu6lio's Laredo special says:
A party In from the vicinity Of Garzs's
operations reports the rebels Ia sorry
plight as regards horses. The hard
usage they have boon put to has about
used them up, they being grass fed,
and now being In a country where the
gtass is all dried up. II is hardly pos.
sible that the command can be ken,
together long when dismountoi.
TROOPS HURRIED no THE FRONT.
NLw ORLEANS, Jan. 3.-The PIC.
dylnio's San Antonio special says. Be.
sides the troops sent from the Third
cavalry this morning, pack.mule
train aud tix Indian scouts nom For.
Russell will arrive here Monday and
be hurried to the front. IL X also re-.
ported that large numbe OF Seminole
Indian guides and ecouts will be sent
% Fort llinggold from Arizona. II is
understood In unofficial military
circles that the War Department n
Washington viii at once issue ordeu
for several hundred troops Of tho De-
partnlcnt VI the Platte and other de-
artments to proceed to the Rio Gran e