The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-07
GARZA'S MEN HARD PRESSED
UNITED STATES TROOPS ALL READY
TO ATTACk THEM
Mex,es City Fiasters Herself That the II.
surrection II at A EnA-1turbiae Has
Cut NO Figure IN the Cara Troubles.

Mexico City Fiasters Herself That the II.
surrectioa II mt A EaA-1turbiAe Has
Cat NO Figure IN the Cara Treubles.
AUSTIN. Tex. Jan. 6.-Ths following de-
spatch from Rio Grsnde City. Tex. dated Jan.
8. has been received from Capt Mcneil by
Adjt Gen. Mabrey: News Just received here
that bandits are below here. near Havana
Ranch. My company and O Troop are now
rendy to 60 through tonight and attack them
at daybrenk."
LONDON. Jan. GA despatch from Mexico
says: "darza's band Is completely dispersed.
It did not exceed eighty In number. Cara
was on Mexican soil only twice. and did not
stop In Mexico more than forty hours"
WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-Despatches from the
seat Of the CARA revolution. which purported
to implicate the Clerical party Of Mexico and
Prince Iturbide with fostering the insur-
rection. are the themes OF discussion In
diplomatic circles. Prince Iturbide has
been in Washington since last July. hav-
ing come to this city from Mexico
Immediately after his release from imprison-
ment for naturalization against the Mexican
Government. The Prince Is the heir OF Maxi
milan. and his alleged connection with the
revolutionary party served to increase the In
terest In Mexican affairs. 1turbide was inter-
viewed this morning. and. when asked about
his rns% nS NTH sS ss afs7e plot he sud-
"wero YOU Identified with the Clerical party
vi would rather not talk Of these matters"
i fast that you are candidate for the
II prefer not to say anything about It."
An other questions as to the Cara reyolu.
ton AMI tIrbdess roltifsSs PSI oos
seem s sSss the si pubshed reports
Senior Romero. the Mexican Minister. was In.
terviewed at his residencs later In the evening
%Ss;sVs rs :s eesss ,: ssH s
strong. party backing him would they ~ nc not
issea Asto The Clerical party hsye dsuSt
@n wSs h ssa S sSs not
bs.9ming allied with such ar outlaw 90 10
tSs least in ap e, raids. He is bold out
i RTss d 1s5r ssa was mentioned Senior
He has as mIch chance. Of becoming Presi,
dent Of Mexico rs he has Of being President Of
an empire in the United states than in Mexico:
!tmrbide is young man without the means or
ssosa SS S sss Il ss%Rs
gentleman socially, and that is ALL"
Prince lturbide is not blood rela Il, 81
Austrian Duke was childless. and thought to
strengthen his empire In the affections OF the
Mexican people by adopting one OF their num-
Itsrbide's father was, a Mexican and his
mother an American. MaIimilian liked the
parents large sum. in consideration OF which
they rsiinqpshed all claims to the the. ch Il.
army ss S
President Daz. something over year ago. by
nmd este time
he asserted his claim as heir to MaNimilians
crown. aspiring to the Presidency as step
ke was tried and sentenced to six months i'm
in spite q strenuous ,endsavors on the part Y,
the Soon after his snse
mained: He is popular in club circles,
Mrs. Iturbideis well known in Washington
society. having lived here for some time. she
ne ana Her
the eompIisIty q ths iturbides in the plot Of
Gen. Schoiield received a short despatch late
last evening from Gen. Stanley. at San Anto.
snt On thu shsEs
the United States Court at Brownsville says
get information from him as to people behind
this CARA business who we're SUPPLYING am an:
% spd Sshs the Of
phine. He told me some things that may be
s s Los sx nases %sS nj ala ne
wait Tor or ali Who were to come. pEobably hur;
rled from the fact that the Texas Rangers and
Hardie knew of his whereabouts. The day
200 In the band. but they were beginning t.
scatter. Cara Is said to be very despondent
since the troops and rangers have begun to