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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-01-14
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- Desperate Bal.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. S.-Ihe<
renorts received here from the rs--
Grande frontier indicate that the nu-
merous bands of revolutionlsts are nov
mo toward Mexico, and that uniess
,heir march is interfered with within
the next few days by United otates
troops or Mexican military autnorl-
ties the majority of them VIII
have reached Mexican territory. Ihey
are all thought to have one obJectlVe
noint in Mexico where they hope to
meet and join forces, and Monterey IS
said to be the city upon which the COM
bined assault is to be made. The Mex,
can government has been informed
of this plan, and during the last
two days there has been
general shifting of troops from
the garrison in the state of San Luis
Potosi. and the lower part of the state
Of Nrnya Leon to the R;;o Grand!e front
Ter of the state Of I7amalipsas. The army
Of the reyolutionists is reported to De
within a days march of the border, and
United States troops are being hurried
TO intercept them. M
WASHINGTON, n c., Jan. s.-The
question Of allowing Mexican troops TO
enter United States territory in pursuit
Of Cara and his band has been lnfor"
malIy presented to the secretary
of state, and was one of the
topics of discussion at the Cabinet meet
inc to-day. It is understood that the
Naxican government will soon make
formal application for the privilege re-
farrea to.
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MlLWAUKEE'S CHANCE GOOD.

Meeting at Washington to Canvass the
Convention Situation.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. ia meet
ing of Wisconsin members was held IN
the room of the committee on military
affairs to-day, to receive re-
ports of progress made in the mat
ter of bringing the Democratic
convention to Milwaukee. All were
present except Mr.. Brickner, who
is still in Ohio, and Mr.: Co
Each gentleman present was given
an opportunity to report and present
his views as to the situation.
Representative Barwig said after
the adjournment that the meeting
was very harm onious and that the
showing was very satisfactory. There
is no question whatever" added Mr..
Barwig, "but that Milwaukee
is second choice of very
large majority of members. All
concede that Milwaukee has much
to offer in point of political advantages
and in what she will do tor
the comfort Of those who will
attend the convention. 1t is not vet
possible to state how, many, votes we
will nave, but it may be said that Mil
-ooN~
as those of any other city.
We expect our competitors will get
votes from neighboring states, but we
know that their second choice is Mil
waukee."
"Our chances are excellent"
said w. A. Walker this aft
ernoon, land unless something
unforeseen terms up we will win.
| have seen q great many people, and
there is the kindest feeling toward Mil
waukee. l am not ready to give figures
yet | do not know what has been
received in Milwaukee,; but L do
know that in fair fight
we will win. The only thing which can
beat us is political intrigue. Let this
contest be one between Milwaukee
and any other city, with presidential
candidates keeping out of the question,
we are certainly in the lead and in my
Judgment our chances are 4irst-class."
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CHILL MAKES REPORT.
OmciAs Communication on tho Baltimore
Incident.

OmciAs Communication ON tho Baltimore
Incident.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 9.~Minister
Mont has handed to Secretary Blaine
the following official communication
from Chilli on the Baltimore incident:
The voluminous summary OF judicial
proceedings instituted before the regular
court (that presided over by Judge OF
Crimes FOSTER on the 18th or October, in
reference to the deplorable incident OF the
day before (the trouble in Valparaiso be-
tween the Chilians and the sailors from the
Baltimore), has terminated. The district
attorney has presented an extensive report
upon It's merits, drawing the following
conclusions:
l. The unfortunate incident of the 10th OF
October originated in brawl- between intoxl-
Gated sailors of both nations. The riotins
grew in proportions on account of the special
ward in which it occurred, full Of houses OF
bad reputation and saloons.
.. The policemen from the first moment did
all they directed to do to suppress the riot.
The correct course of the police has been
acknowledged by everyone of the witnesses and
of the American sailors except two.
g. Only one isolated shot was fired 1t was
froma revolver. The police carry COMEDIANS
carbineS
The district attorney indicts the follow
ing named prisoners: Carlos Gomez q
Ahumada, CHILEAN; and Davidson, an
American. He ASKS that they be punished
according to law, as follows: Gomez, from
three to five years continementin the penis
Tertiary; Rodriguez, two to eighteen
months confinement i'll the penitentiary,
and Ahumada and Davidson, twenty to
forty days imprisonment.
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ASSETS VERY LIGHT.
w #. Coats Co., of Sparta, Have
$1,000 to Pay 100000.

SPARTA. Wis, Jan. 9,-The cause oI the
failure of W. e. Coats & Co. is now known
to be losing specuJations in grain, not IN
wool, as was rumored Yesterday MI.
Coats turned over his property yesterday 10
the hank of Sparta the firm he has been
dolne his banking with to satisfy large
claim that institution held against him.
The crash was as great surprise to the
public as to'the bank officers, who had
not the slightest suspicion of what
was coming. The firm of w: e. Coats d
CO. has always been. regarded as one: OF
the most solid institutions in the city.
Mr. Goats had almost Unlimited credit.
AS near as can be estimated now
the assets are about $1,200, after
satisfying a claim of the Bank of Sparta,
against about $4,000 liabilities.
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He had never enjoyed the adyan1
of foreign travel, but was brouebtl
and educated at home. He
at the same time modest
well-intormed, and was we'll liked
all who knew him. He never afpI
the Western air and habits. attn
he wore the Stambouli costume
was conscientious though liberal
suiman. He was decidedly OTel
both in face and figure, of the CT
sian type, with square head, h
frame, dark eyes and hair, with "a
thing solid and substantial about
He was the husband of but one 7
Princess Emineh, daughter of Ell al
Pasha. His son and heir to the tn
is Prince Abbas, born July IA, 1874
The disturbances in Egypt in ISIS
the wrangle between England and
key Tor control (or protection) Of
resulted in placing Prince Mohsm*
on the throne. The powers compelle(
Khedive to abdicate, promising to
port Mohammed TeW1k, his son
the office. The Sultan issued an
deposing the Khedive On July 3|
at O'Clock on the evening of the
day Mohammed was proclaimed
dive as Tewfik /. Ismail, the rel
ruler, received an annual allowan
100000; his two sons, G20, 900 each
his mother 100000. The new KID
was offered s150, 900, but accepted
100000.
MADRID, Jan. 7.-Alarming ~
have been circulated concerning
health Of the king. 1t was state
he had been attacked by the gripp|
it has been learned that be is onl]
fering from a cold. No anxiety d
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STRONG PLEA FOR UNITY.
Irish League of New York Protest Against
fractional Discurds.

lriSn League oil New YORK Protest AgalnSt
fractional Discords.
New Y York, Jan. ll.-Twenty branches
were represented at q meeting of the
New York Municipal Council of the
Irish National League Of America at 5
Union Square, yesterday afternoon.
The meeting was called to endorse the
platform ADOPTED at the national con-
ventionin Chicago in 1891. The resolu-
tons adopted declare among other
things:
Unity of action in this country is as eS-
sential rs III ireland, and in this belief all
societies and associations organized for pa
trlouc purposes are called upon to
affiliate in ,one common voice and
under one flag. Independent bod
les, Spasm0dlc meetings and So-called
conventions .purportlng to be originated
for league or parliamentary purposes, hay
ing po national government nor head have
tendency to deceive well-meaning. per-
sons who would willingly support and en-
courage the preper organization.
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SALE OF THE kASOTA,
The Wreck to be Fully Repaired Before
Delivery.

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 9.-1he Detroit
6 Cleveland Steam Navigation Company
has sold the freight steamer Kasota to A.
A. Parker and others for $4,000. The
City Of Detroit of the Detroit & Cleveland
line sunk the kasota just below the expo
sition grounds in 1890. Both vessels were
insured against collision ID an English
company. The Detroit was badly damaged
and the underwriters induced the Detroit
and Cleveland people to take the sunken
steamer as she lay IN part payment for the
Detroits claims. Inc kas0ta'S former
owners settled their claims with the De
troit and Cleveland people, who raised the
necessary before Mr.. Parker accepts the
vessel will be as nlucn more.
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FELL WITH A BLAZING ROOF.
Five Firemen Drop Into Burning
Church at Pittsburg.

Five Firemen Drop Into q Burning
Church at Pittsburg.
P1TTsBURG. Pa, Jan. 9.-The chapel of
Calvary Episcopal Church, large frame
structure on Station Street, East End, was
destroyed by fire at O. clock this afternoon.
During the progress of the fire the roof fell
in, carrying with it five tiremen of engine
No. 9. Their names are: Robert Edwards,
John Dalzell, John Mannion, Robert
Elliott and Robert Thomas. The men
were buried in the debris and were res
cued with great difficulty. Edwards was
fatally hurt, but the others will recover.
The loss was $4,000.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 9.-John Fife g.
Co.'s butter and cheese establishment and
James p. Hanna & Co.'s pork packing
house were destroyed by fire this mornlng.
Loss, 100000; half insurance.
DECATUR, Ala, Jan. 9.-Fire DESTROYED
the Louisville & Nashville repair shops
Sured.
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NEW kiEDIVE OF EGYl
Abbas Pacha Starts for Cairo to A
the Throne.

Abbas Pacha Starts for Cairo to Al
the Throne.
CAIRO, Jan. S.-Abbas I..cha, thd
est son and successor Of the Kid
was in Vienna when the intelGgen|
the death of his father reached him|
Immediately telegraphed to the |
dent of the council that the
was SO entirely unexpected
he was terribly overcome.
Khedive's death, he said, ",
misfortune to the whole of Egypt
bas Pacha also announced bis lntq
Of starting Immediately for Cairo /
sumo the duties which devolyed
him through his fathers death.
CAIRO, Jan. 8.-The funeral O
Khedive took place this after
The route of the procession froI
palace where he died to the
Palace. where the ceremonies,
held, was lined by crowd NUM-
100000 persons. The services lhl
out were of simple character
though they were devoid Of all %
ton, they were very imposing
PARIS, Jan. 8.-The death OF tna
dive Of Egypt has afforded occaSl
the French newspapers 10
take up and discuss at
length the long standing
tan question. They all ayr
the belief that England will tai
vantage of the situation to proi,ons
occupation of the country, ard
press the fear that the new n
will prove only puppet
hands of the British. 1t is beIe
French circles in Cairo that Inc
will only consent to the success
Abbas, the hereditary Rnn
Egypt, upon the understandlhI
Riaz Pacha. who was in May
posed from the presidency
council and the ministerial
tons he then held, aealn. a.
the position of presld1San
the council, and that EXTENDED
ty be given to Mouktahar f "a;
commissioner Of the Porte III "a
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Little Ruth Receives the Solemn Rite at
Lakewood, N. j.

NEW YORK, Jan. ga ceremony took
place at the Cleveland cottage in Lake
wood, N. j., yesterday. This was
nothing less than the christening of
the baby, Ruth Cleveland. The
Rev, DIR. Milton Merle Smith, of
the Central Presbyterian Church, New
York, of which Mrs. Cleveland is a men,
Der, accompanied by his wife, made their
way to the Cleveland cottage at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland entered prompt
ly, the eX-Presldent holding the child
IN his arms. The child behaved
well during the service. She held in
her hand white flower. She looked quiet
during the ceremony. just as if she fully
appreciated its meaning, and after 1t was
over she received the kisses and congraJu-
lations OF those present with much pleas
antry and infantile LAUGHTER.
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COMBINE OF BREWERIES,

Cincinnati, Newport and Covinston Beer
Makers Form Trust.
CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 9.-TWelve brew
cries in Cincinnati, Covington and New
port have agreed to form a combination
similar to that of the Whisky Trust, for
the purpose Of improving the quality of
their product and of reducing the expense
OF production and delivery. Their COM
bined capacity Is about 3,G00.0O0 barrels
per annum, and their capital amounts to
about S2,500.0o0 Tne new combination
proposes to increase its capital stock to
Sd, UU0, COO.
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HAND SOME EDUCATIONALG GIFT.
Mrs. Il. L. Stuart Wills $500, 900 to
Princafon Thanloninal Ca,,,i...u

PRINCETON, N. j., Jan. 9.-By the will
of Mrs. Robert L. Stuart. the Princeton
Theological Seminary will probably re-
ceive over 100000. This amount will en-
able the seminary TO construct dormi-
Tory. Previous TO Mrs. Stuart's death the
seminary had received valuable additions
to the campus, Stuart Hall, recltation
building, the Stuart professorship OF the
relations OF philosophy and science to the
Christian religion, eight scholarships, the
library of Dr.. Addison Alexander, the
professor in the seminary, and $4,000 for
the library fund. Princeton College, In adj
dition to the $4,000 received by her will
had previously been the recipient of $179,-
700 tor the school of philosophy, a
valuable biological collection and improve
ments onthe presidents residence. pros
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FIRE LOSSES OF A DA
Virginia Wooden Mill Plant D
with Ioss of s. 100, G51'

Virginia Wooden Mill Plant 80
with a Loss of 8 iOo, W"
GAINESVILLE, Va, Jan. S.-ln'
vile WOODEN mills have oeel
destroyed by fire. The loss % y.
no insurance. Two hundred ~
are thrown out of work. ~
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Jan 81 -
o'clock last night the iouno az,
Syracuse Steel Works was !o',
stroyed by fire, inyolylngs. an d !
buildings, plant, ETC., OF 9a0'V"'
ance, S25, GOO. 4
PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 81 q.
jeanette, Pa, this morning nv h,
the Cook block, Dispatch " ~
Bowash & Fink's drug 0''''
the residence Of pf.
Kenny and William Sele:ei 8
the fire a lamp exploded III col q,
house, burning three men sr'
The fire is believed to have O0'D
diary. Loss. $50. 900.
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BUNCHING OUR WAR SHIPS.
The Chicago at Mnntevideo and the At
tanta and Bennington En- Route.

The Chicago at M"ntevideo and the At
ianta and Bennington En- Route.
WASHINGTON, u. c., Jan. 1.-THE
Navy Department Is informed that the
United States steamer Chicago, Admiral
Walkers flagship, arrived at Montesid-
go this morning. The other vessels Of
his squadron. the Atlanta and the Bea-
nington, were last reported at Bahis.
They are expected to join the Chicago
at Montevideo. The future movements
of these vessels will be governed entire
" by circumstances. They were or
dered to proceed to Montevideo and
await further orders. In case Of necessity
they will be ordered to Chilli, but ualess
such necessity arises they will remain
on duty in the South Atlantic.
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Four Zion Killed by Bursting Boilers
Two Seriously Injured.

CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. 9.-Five boilers ey-
ploded in the Warren Singer manufacture
ing building, Canal Street. yesterday after
noon, killing four men and dangerously
injuring two others, one fatally. The
coiored1, John Lee and Patrick Rog gers.
Henry Oswald was fatally hurt; James
Giggings was badly scalded, but will re-
cover. The victims were tiremen and help
ers. The damage to the building was
trifiDg, the total, including the boilers, be-
ing $3.50 The cause OF the explosion is
unknown. The boilers were only in use
two weeks. Engineer Schroeder miracu-
lousy escaped injury.
Henry Oswald, one OF the men injured.
died at noon to-day, making the fatalities
five In number
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BLIZZARD ENDS A FUNERAL,
MeGrners Forced to Abandon the Hearse
in the Drifts.

in the Drifts.
DUBLIN, Jan. 1.-THE heavy snow
fall in the north of Ireland has greatly
impeded traffic. The roads in many
places are utterly impossible. In con-
sequence of this state of affairs it was
lmnosslble for many clergymen to reach
their churches yesterday and religious
services were therefore not held. At
tyrone funeral procession became lost
in the storm and after MANY f,nitless
attempts on the part of those takino
part init to find out where thew were tho
horses became exhausted and it was
!ound necessary to abandon the hearse
IN snow DRIFT. 50
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Heavy Failure in Balt,ro,o

BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. The dru
goods hrm OF George H. C. Neal & san
mace an assignment this morn;na -.
me benefit OF their creditors Thu Thlng E lor
Is. Is one OF the largest in the drv ~ aa urn
tEade N the city. It is estimatyads o ,pas
ne e n ilabllties Of the firm viii axa anas
s75 i0 while the assets will fall short of
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Anarchist Gases Postponed

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 1.-THE
hearing of the Chicago Anarchist cases
OF Fielden and schwab was postponed
to-day on motion of the attorney-pen
eral OF Illinois and with the consent of
Gen. B. +. Butler, who was in court
until next Monday
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QUARREL OVER CORPSE
City Ofhciais Claim Hospital Authorities
Should Bury Palmer Daad

Should Bury Pauper Dead.
MENoMINEE, Mich, Jan. 9.-War is be-
ing waged between the M. & M. Hosnita,
Company authorities and the poor com
missioner over the burial of the hodv
OF John Mclean, pauper who died
at the hospital in this CITY two
weeks ago. AS matters now stand
mere is little prospect of al lnterment for
Week Weeks yet yet The affair will be taken into
with great interest. The poor commis1
sloner claims that the hospitals are the
cause OF many paupers being brought here
pauper dead. 'AA o"A
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POPE SIDES WITH FRANCE.

He Bisssaes the Bishops for Their Trouble
with the Government.
PARIS, Jan. 9.-The Matin says to-day
that the Pope has written a letter to Car
dlnal Richard, archbishop Of Paris. in
which His Holiness blames the French
bishops for their attitude towards the
government
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.s-c01Ve OF Egypt, died thiu

of influenza. He was attacks
grippe several days ago, but n ".'O Y
yesterday was alarm felt over bi D' W
ton. His ailment developed ints
gestion of the lungs, complicataI 81
cardiac affection, and he praw ~ W
worse until the hour of his doom iapl1
was but 40 years old, having boaa
on November 10, 1856. By ths g ~
of 1866 he became the heir-anTn.,nsln I
the throne. He took but lttIss " len
public affairs prior to his apno;pp. sr'
as president Of the ministry in n
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win Soon Resume Traffic.

MENoMINEE, Mich, Jan. S.-Ice has
formed in the bay ofconsiderable thick
immense traffic which is yearly carried
en- over the ice, will soon be resumed.
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Death or Lady Sandhurst.

LONDON, Jan. 8.-Lady Victoria Alex
andrlna, wife of Baron Sandhurst, died
to-day. She was a half sister of Earl
Spencer, and was married July 20, 1881,
TO Baron Sandhurst, who is lord in
waiting to the Queen.
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DEEP SNOW IN ENGLAND.
A Blizzard Interferes Seriously with Rail-
w0y Travel

way Travel.
LONDON, Jan. 8.-Severe snow storms,
accompanied by intensely cold weather,
are prevailing in many parts of the
United Kingdom. The snow fall
has been so severe that
railway traffic is impeded and
Geographic communication has
been interrupted by the breaking
Of the wires and poles. London has
been quite fortunate thus far, the fall Of
snow here being very light. A mail
train is blocked by the heavy drifts near
Glenbarry, in Banffshire, Scotland, It
IS thought that ass istance will have to
be sent to dig the train out.
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REASON GONE FOR ALL TIME.
Little Hope that Maupassant, the Novel;
ist. VIII Recover

PARIS, Jan. 9.-The manager of the
asylum in which NJ. Guy de Maupassant
is confined says that the insanity
with which the DISTINGUISHED
French author is suffering dates
back two years. The disease, he
adds, has slowly developed, and it will
be long time before he RECEIVERS. In
fact, the manager holds out little hope
that NJ. de Maupassant will ever regain
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FOUND FROZEN TonEAru

Ssmes Kirby, Door County Farma
Succumbs to the Cold.
70. STURGEON BAY, Wis, Jan. 9.-.James
Kirby, farmer from the town of Hnran
wandered to the southern ontcl-;,4,
OF the city some time during l - -
night, and was found within as9,, f eaS.
u q mouse frozen to death this moyni iee'
~; re was unmarried The theTmometeri rae
lstered IL below zero at the time Ao'eA Aess-
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CREMATED THE CORPSE.
Child's Burial Clothes Ignited and tho
BODY Burned.

MENOMINEE, Mich, Jan. "A little
child of.au aged couple named Genias died
yesterday. After the body was laid out
one of the candles at the head of the coffin
fell, setting ire to the robe of the CORPSE
and the carpet and draperies. The mother
rushed In, saw the body ablaZe, snatched
the child from the coffin, clasped it to her
breast, and would not release her hold I'M
til her fingers were burned to a crisp.
The body Of the child was charred and the
mother seriously burned. NeighborS
rushed in and put out the fire.
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Two Lives for so

BOISE CRY, Idaho, Jan. s onsd
Custer County, Monday III IsacoA
So, L. Kestler stabbed GeofsS3 '"I ael
latter then shot kestler deau' ,rorli
erWards died. Both men are Wv
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The New 1ork Dive-krePer Sentenced to
Year in Prison.
NEW York, Jan. S.-Recorder Smyth
lhls morning sentenced BILLY" Nc
Glory, the notorious dive-keeper. to
one year in the penitentiary, and to
pay fine of $500, for keeping 3 dlsor-
derly house
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THE scAFFoLD1NG GAVE wAv
John Parish and Julius Kickhcefer Sar;-
ously Injured at Wausan

ously Injured at Wausau,
WAUsAU, Wis, Jan. 9.-The scaffoldine
on the elevated bridge, under course Of
construction, gave way this morning, seri-
ously innjnring John Parish and .inlins
bb s. ?al employees of the Wisconsin
about twenty feet. Parish was Re ndo 1aii
lnsensible and his scalp was laid onan
klckhGfer had his shoulder dislncatad 80
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CAPTURED MANY REBELS.
Texas Rangers Rout Garza's Band -
Many Prisoners Taken.

Many Prisoners Taken.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. 9.-Sheriff
Haynes sends in a report that his rangers
have had a battle with Garzas forces and
routed them. He says they struck
Garza's trail and had two fights with him
and 200 of his followers. Haynes has
several prisoners and one wounded man
belonging to Garzas band. He has
also papers belonging to the revolutionary
leader, the nature of which he could not
state, as they were all torn. After putting
them together he will report.