The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
MEXICAN TROOPS COOPERATE
The Hunt for Garzn Grows ShArpsr-Nor
ker Uinrs seat Out. D-

WASHINGTON. Jan. "a telegram from Brig
Gen. Stanley. dated San Antonio. Jan. I. re-
ceived by Gen. Schofeld leads him to believe
that the trouble OF the Mexican border with
the Garza revolutionists is nearing an end.
Tho telegram was n" follows:
Commanding officer Fort RinRgold. to-day
reports courc: il from Lieut.. Beach at
Piueno. Passed Capt. Hardie at Salenno. All
information from that direction and from
scouting paities in this vicinity indicate the
breaking up and scattering Of the band OF
revolutionists that hnd begun to form into
larger forces Reliable information re-
cetved convinces mu Tint the reports
mentioned in your telegram OF Dec, 20
were incorrect All stage lines and travel here
continue a. usual. unmolested to the present
time. Capt. Johnson nj Fort Browntelegraphs:
"Returnrd last night with troop from forty
i've miles NJ the Rio Grandp. whore n large
ranch was searched No rorce of bandits was
there. The situation Of Tho troops on the Rio
tirande Is as follows: Cavalry scouting Eucinal
Duval. SsnMta, and Starr equities: river we'll
San ANTONIO ONO ' JAM :..seontlns operations
Mexcnn ,rHons. VIII" Lett Matamoras early this
the country on the Mexican side at the same
time that Can't, johnson carried on his WORK
q letter vest erday from CAPT. Gourke. In which
the latter urgently requests that the attention
OF inc fSuetal authorities NC CHleu AT CuC0 70
states deputy mnrshas to assist In bringing
the Me;irn offenders against the s n1egtrality
maraua.rs and tnal ii is the duty Of t6s
are niln:: and active participants in reyo-
lntionn y movement. Caut. Dourke cites the
fleet @ Sn Hsr fS:eX N Whit th BY
ask. that Sheriff Sce!y send lin out some
men ,w"n know the rcyolutionsts In the vicin:
IL nf >,.l't. # lin hIS
that he was positive tn"t he had seon several
rev '!utun;st isympathzerS, whose names
prisoners because they assumed new names.
AMI he wan;ct men wh" could identity the
This latter Of Cart. ,BonrSe was laid before
United! ,Si.tc- Marshal Tric!; by Gen Stanley
YESTERDAY .af'r;n"nn. and its recomnle ndatton
will be ACTED us,nn imn,e'iiat"ly egg j.
Tr" ~ h,:h ynr; Under eoRn.mand OF
ins: for t sup sd rendezvous ri tia prifici-
pai forces 81 uarz. at li:ht2 B,anf3 In nu,nl
s9a"'y T4"y Stumbled wit WITH rqtnfaSs;
frog 1: n'-, ieft' i1t M"Intssn this eeosnius
a. and Ir,i a., !: iiway, .,bout 70 miles from
LarSd% tald T.; n b. Il number Ias h OF
ordered t. d.s.trac and capture as many OF
them a. + s., 2. AHA, ,o.,, ~, +,o vail
way mail ,e','"e. vita ,h.adaWartcrs here. is
Thoroughly n''u i.ntcI with the country in
which Ga ~ - conduct nj. his operations. He
knew Carr, W N during thu latter's residence
in Corpus ''hri'' at the Tin" he was publish
ing Sluni-.! newspaper here. He describes
him Iinr.-'""';ing man. naughty In, his man
ner. and MS h!yiug II PAR OF ms uwe-tnsnirinG
black eyes a. he rvrr saw Gnrza was always
well dressed and wal greatly feared by the
border people who regarded him, however.
with feeling If udmiIa5i"n.
Capt. Hourko has Ju~t made report TO Gen.
STANLEY. in whlrii h" says tnnt the Rio Grand0
River j. in ,,.ii." the boundary line between
Mexico and the United stntes because during
when low the r,ris Ire simply beyond NUM-
Dor. though s.l'rct TO ehnnge iron. shifting
! sands. From Iur,dnt . nrownsville its course
Is very ,"9tuan-. and ,"-p"ra!ly no between
boat men ciaim,n: 'lsdt Tor every mile ~ rond
the rive G,nd- f"u' times In its chnnnels.
along the ,,",mler who arc refined and
ignorant and ~ "r-titinns. CONTINUING. he
mer noted lown rll their ,sunprstitions and
weir'! romcdir,-. and found that they were 6rm
magic. rrrH; in"ntpti9Pu. and I'll 9they IDEAS
from the timent the nrusades until the French
revolution, They stll have the miracle play
of the middle ages" ...|..