The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-08
ha Gusr4illa Leader Likely to
Bs Captured Soon.
EsrnolIcs DENY CONNECTION.
s.....-.d Rauds Of the Revolutionists
y.inly Endeayoring to Unite.
..u.-e II shs Baltimore Describe the
~.,,eraiso Riots-They Were Warned
- rheir Dsnger-Mate Riggin Shot
ne.a b. Cailesn Soldiers.

r.crx pass, Tex, Jan. list. Louis
p.r.,sEe Special lit is reported here to-
49, ,hat United States troops ran upon
c. this morning between here and
lido and were defeated. No particulars
are ob.ainable.
CRY on MEXICO, Jan. THE official
rre.. denies the revolution on the from
t;e, The archbishop of Mexico has au-
tbo-;zed the Associated Press to deny that
the clergy are aiding the revolution or
plotting against Diaz.
Say ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. THE ex-
pected tidings of Gafza's capture have not
vet arrived. The fact that none of the
scouting party have returned is consid-
cred favorable sign, leading TO the hope
that they are on the track. There is no
doubt that Cara IS somewhere in the
peiehborhood Of his father-in-law'
ranch. Il is said that Cara is not
only suffering from his old wound. but
from the grip, and that many of his
followers had aggravated cases of that
maIady. However, they do not seem dis
couraged. IfGarza is not corralled before
the end of the week, General Stanley and
part Of his staff will go into the field, but
he expects that the movement will be sup
DfcSstu DElDIt anal 10 ItHutTtQ necessary.
fSt. Louis Republic special. l-Garza's fol-
lowers are now scattered throughout sew
eraI counties, but the revolutionary move
ment is by no means checked. There are
reasons to believe that if Cara succeeds in
avoiding arrest he will keep up the present
feeling and have the active support of all
the anti-Diaz element in North
ern Mexico which win join him
ut once on his advent to that
country. Reports from various points
throughout the Southwestern parts say
that parties Of Mexicans are equipping
themselves with arms and horses and leav-
ing for the supposed rendezvous of the rev.
olutionists. There is widespread feeling
along the border that Garza's war is vet in
its infancy. The only official advices to-
day were from Colonel Morris at Fort Nc
Intosh, who telegraphed to Colonel Mar
tin as follows; "Hardie reports under
date of January that he thinks the band
Is trying to get together again after the
last breakup. He is at Salado, Tex"
A train OF pack mules and scouts for
service against Cara have arrived here
from Fort Russell, Wyo They left on O
special train this morning for Fort Nc
Intosh.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Jan. 7.-fSt. Louis
Republic Special sLieutenant Langhorne
arrived this evening with four prisoners.
The Rangers will reach here with more In
the morning. A surgeon amputated
Lieutenant Langhorne's foot today. They
think he has some chance of recovery.
MONTEREY, Mexico, Jan. 7.-Copies of
circular alleged TO have been issued by the
clerical party inkhpport of the Cara up
rising are " ne hands of the federal gov
erailel.s PIANO steps will at once be taken
rs fsrf s. out the leaders In this conspiracy.
The authorship of this circular is gener-
ally attributed to Archbishop Doca, of this
diocese,