The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-15
THE REBELS In JAIL.
ASCENSION Insurgents Surren-
der Without Fighting.
The LEADERS TO BE SHOT.
w.,h on Big Guns for American War
thips--A Foolish Fellow at San Diego
o1ers Troops for War with Chile.

Nsyga. Tex, Jan. IA list. Louis Repub-
u soecial IAN attempt was made last
.sshf by an armed body of Mexicans TO
~ the cibelo silver mines at Shafter, but
~ robbers were surprised by detach-
-snt OF Texas Rangers and put to fight
.5tsr stubborn fight in which three of the
-.bhers we're killed The survivors fed
!. The darkness towards the Rio Grande.
M of them is Antoine Caraseo, whose
hrather a year ago killed a Ranger. In
sb;s vicinity the Mexicans outnumber the
imericans two to one, and serious trouble
!. Dared as a result of the ARRAY.
I)rxgs6, y. NJ, Jan. 14.-TSt. Louis Re-
..b,;s Special "A courier from Ascension
arrived today. He reports suppression of
H. revolt there and the resumption of
ne sway Of civil law. Colonel Sanguinez,
nth troops surrounded the stone mill oc-
eauled by the rebels, and after a
teshie resistance, the latter surren-
de,ed and were placed under arrest.
Rsniii sails. leader of the rebels.
deserted the band at critical moment
end escaped to the mountains. One hum
xred and seven captives will be tried at
oace. and the principal ones shot, un-
aoahtedly. Business has been resumed.
nd. though there is mucH sympathy
! nth the rebels, no further trouble
/, expected. However, more troops
ue on the way here, and the
torn will soon have a garrison of LOO
men. Anchela, the murdered president of
he town, whose election precipitated the
rssoli, is believed to have acted under
crders OF the government. who feared to
allow the church party candidate to secure
+ The Office to which it is believed he was
sscted
Epubiicda Special. lit is reported that
CARA and 200 followers, heavily armed,
expect to cross the southern boundary of
ihisterritory tonight. The governor has
been requested to order out the
militia, but up to IL p. NJ. had
taken no action. The people of
chihuahua are in sympathy with CARA.
fsnd only need leader TO induce them to
bin him. The report is not confirmed,
Y Bot Is believed TO be reliable. 1t is under
) mood that two or more agents
Of Cara are In this city max
ing efforts to recruit for his
ranks. Considerable excitement exists
among those interested, and number of
secret juntas are said to have been held
both in New and Old Albuquerque. One
Of the agents is a prominent American,
and has had several conferences with pop
sla Mexicans with more or less success.
II Is understood number of natives are
ready 10 join Cara, the only thing now
preventing being money consideration.
CRY OF Mexico, Jan. 14.-An agent of
The government has Just returned from
taefrontier, where he claims TO have made a
thorough investigation ofthe revolutionary
increment. He reports CARA hiding and
his followers starving in the desert, and
shat many of the would-be rebels are igno-
nnt OF the causes for the rising. lie
gaes also that he did not dis
I eoFer the existence of any griev-
anee against President Diaz. He
lsieses the disaifected people have been
ajustly melted against the state govern
nent, and asserts that the leaders are con-
hssedly tired of the movement, without
fands and open To an offer of amnesty from
tie government. In official circles in this
city the rumor that Iturbide is the real
/ head of the revolution is regarded as alb
sard. Ii is said. too, that the clergy de-
IRE to be ct peace with Diaz. The
soyernment adherents say that if the
United States would only force the free
hooters to operate on the Mexican side of
she border, the trouble would quickly end
San ANTONIO. Tex, Jan. 1.-THE United
States authorities along the river between
laredo and Brownsville have received re-
|yiabe information through Mexican spies
|<tiAtGarza now has his headquarters on the
Mexican Il Texas railroad, abont ten miles
! east of Laredo: that he is receiving re-
cruits from Mexico and various other
parts Of the states daily, and that various
hands are well organized and scat
tered along the line The spies dis
covered that there will be a concerted
move of the entire revolutionary forces
made IN Mexico in the next ten days.
These reports have greatly stirred up the
military authorities on both sides of the
hver United States troops are to be con-
esnuatei IN the territory reported as be-
lag occupied by the revolutionists as rap
my as possible.