New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
ONE or G4R/IN BANDS DISPERSED
wOEK OF CAPT H\EDrF'S CoMMAND-STErNGTH
OF TIE REVOLUTION Wy MOVEMENT.

WOEK OF CAPT. H\T.DIf'S COMMAND-STE1NGTH
OF THE EEvoGrwoSARY MOVEMENT
Washington. Jan ~ di-patch. in part follows.
Va received by General >chQncd al Army Ilcadquar
ter today fr,m Gcncral stanley at IAN Antonio:
Telegraph lines have MT been IN WORKING order for
la,t three dav-. Following l. condition OF affairs
RIO Grande from latest reports received this evening
at O'Clock. Captain \. II. ariic. 80 Casairy. rc-
Garza', follower, IN 2"th init at 'undovn Ia dense
chapplral. near taicia'> ranch. captain l1hh G.
hin, Captain iifook,s TcNa, Ranger, aud force oi
deputy mA!Shal-. under Deputy Marshal Van Ripper.
can trailer cent hun by General Lorenzo Garcia Im'
command with Troop y. 81 cavalry struck bihu'i'
lattcr scattered ai sunr" next morning ''Oih louIic
think, they VIII not hThi III ic's 'prncr,d' Az;
great danger is these bandits will break into small
squads and plnndcr inroccn citizens. They have
perfect ORGANIZATIONS good -N'i'n ot Nlgl,alo. Know
country thoroughly and. being without uniform can
change themselves into ranchcr' and Goathenlcie m
five minutes. general round mp OF ranches must be
mad. ftom Pal,o Blanco west. which will b" done ~
possible. IIardie marched his command oyer
hit"en hour continuously bt wa, unable 10 bring IN"
outlaws to bay because Of darkness. Nst) LonGario.
who led the outlaws AT Retamal, !, II prisoner IN the
guard house at RngSoId and VIII De- taken at once
- Brownsville and turned over 10 ONccr, Of the d."
nartmcnt Of JuSlIc" Iionre will get from lin all h"
Later Ll"aicna,t Lauehounc ha, just arrived
at Font .Eingsold. bringing II prisoner captured by
must lose his leg. Prisoner admits he was SHOT In the
fight few days since, and was ono OF GarZ's men,
b,lt viii not ,av hc was lighting nrd states troops.
Two men of tarzas bnnd are reported wounded in
Bourle', fight at Re,amal whom he hopes to catch in
short time. iIardc Is pressing r"v0uilOn>t, hard.
They are badly broken up. but may come together in
small >quad' and continuc their deprciaiion>. Two
roop, tho 3d Ca,a!rN avc here the morning fer
The Rio Grnndc frontier Major Morris. I'd Cavalry. IN
command.
st Louis, Jan. ." Tho Republic" received to day
a dispatch nom Rio Grandc CITY. Tex, saying: II
c.ms that Cara j. making no attempt To cross into
Mclico but J., collecting all his forces together this
.ido to defy the United states troops. cvea out
laws who crossed the river and Of Captain Enito>
prisoners who escaped from him ncht before last AMI
the river wcrc captured BY M'Ncan soldier,
yesterday, and are now in Jail II! Pcyuo,a. Mexico.
detachment Of troops arr-ed here this morning with
Sexto Lougors "A prisoner who severely wound Vi
in the fg lie was shot In the recent fight between
United states troops and the bandits. and Is one uf
the men who invaded Mexico with TARA on hi, first
raid. september -. Lougors was formerly
United states deputy mar,ha. and is reported 10
he n prominent man among the Insurgents.
a Squad Of Captain McNcils company of ranger,
had running fght with small party of rcvoutoH,ts
about nineteen miles from hero this afternoon. About
800 shots were fired but no ranger were injured The
loss the other side Wa, not reported
san Antonio Tex. jan. II. Il. Isrbig. prominent
man In the lower coInteo of Texas, arrived here last
night from overland trip along the lef bank Of the
Ro Grande. through the stronghold Of the rcvOlu-
onst,. lie says that there great excitement among
both the MexicanS and Americans. aud that In hi,
opinion. from what lie saw had no less han 1000
@tve followers. scattered 1t various points along tio
armed with repeating rides Of the latest pattern and
have sdcarms. They receive al per day besides sup.
piles The ranchmen who have met Cara within the
last three weeks I'll Assert that he l. abundantly sup
piled with money, and trat he compels them either
to furnish cattle for beef and reeve pay for the
animals. or have the cattle taken BY force