San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-19

Cara Not In It-SmeIters-
Miners and Mines
House Warming o., a.
Personal.
PLAZA HOTEL,
MONTEREY, Jan. Is, 1892.
To the LIGHT.
The false reports that are being
daily sent out from the Rio Grande
country about CARA are doing this
country incslculable damGge. They
are effectiDg all kinds of securities,
and are detrimental to American en-
terprises in Mexico. In this connec-
tion your correspondent wrote from
Monterey on the 23rd of Septemb Der
1891 in reference to G. E CARA, and
every thing that has occurred since
then bears out what we said. We
now repub lish it.
MONTEREY, Sept. Is, 1891.
To the LIGHT: The reports that
have been telegraphed from the Rio
Grande that q revolution was started
BY G. e. CARA against Mexico was
not entitled to such honor. They are
nothing more or less than bandits
and highwaymen, and when they are
captured it will be found that they
had stolen property with them that
belong TO Americans and Mexicans.
That being the case why not call il q
revolution against the United States.
"Who prompted Mr.. CARA to make
raid on Mexico and flood the country
with revolutionary proclamations?
He had no money, nor is he qualified
TO head q revolution. Then, who was
it that started him out to rob and kill
Americans and Mexicans? What was
he to accomplish by turning bandit
and highwayman?
There were capitalists behind him
and he was well paid for doing what
he did, and that the parties that
started him expect to make millions
Of dollars out OF it.
Your correspondent has been in.
formed by reliable party that CAPT.
talists started him for the purpose OF
depreciating Mexican bonds. so that
they could step in and purchase them
at the deprecated value. AS revo.
luton would affect all kinds of Next
can sureties, railroads, mines, etc.,
then those capitalists would load
themselves with those bonds and
stocks. The same party told us that
General Ruix Sandoval, who started
Q revolution at Laredo a year ago last
June, boosted afterwards that he
caused Mexican bonds to depreciate
over 80 per cent and that his friends
made..a big haul. My informant thinks
that the same party started CARA
cut. ...
''The news from the frontier had no
effect on the business men nor citi-
zsns OF Monterey. They feel confident
that they will be captured and shot,
and that will he The end of It.
SIT was only two weeks ago that
We wrote from here that there was nc
sign of q feVolutio breaking out in
Mexico against President Diaz. We
then said that Mexico never had bet.
ter government than she had since he
got into power. Mexico today lie
peaceful and prosperous, and the
There Is no sign of a revolution
breaking out. The most unpopular
men today in MeSico would be the So
called revolutionists."
WITHDRAW THE DOGS OF WAR AND
DRIVE OUT THE WAR COR
RES oONDENTs.
The war department should in
struct General Stanley, of San Anto-
Mo to Withdraw all the United States
troops and drive out the so-called war
correspondents, that would end the
revolution. The only revolution on
the border is that which is concocted
by the said war correspondents. &.
E. Cara is not in it. When the
troops are withdrawn and the festive
youths who are now keeping the
wires hot with war news are sent
home it will be ascertained that Mr..
G. E. CARA has not been in Texas or
Mexico in two months. Turn the
border over to the Texas rangers and
they will soon stop this nonsense that
is now costing the United States and
Mexico thousands of dollars daily.
SHELTERS.
Last week we paid a visit to the
"La Gran Fundicion National Nlexl-
cana Monterey" This Is known as
the Guggenheim smelter, which is
situated north of the Monterey and
Mexican Cult railroad, and east of the
Mexican National railway. We called
at the office where We met Mr.. Sol
Guggenheim, the president of the
company who kindly TOOK us through
the works. We found that they had
q large force of mechanics and labor
ers at work constructing and getting
ready to fireup next week. ASIDE
They have six furnaces now ready
which have q capacity of smelling
500 :tons of ore per day. They expect
10 have four more furnaces ready be-