Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15
A Mexican Agent states That the Leader
Is Hidlns aud the Followers
Starving.
The Ase CNsioN Revolt sup
PRESSED.
other L ports Concerning the RcIolu'
t.onis,s: MONEY said TO be
Wanting.
Az OnriN HrraFt Concerning tho
Condition Ut the Hebeis.

condition of the Hchris.
Cry oF MEAiCp, Jan. II. -- An
agent u ths government has Just re-
termed from the fronuer where lie
claim 10 have .luIuu thorough invet-
ifnti In Of the Revolutionary movement
II reports thut Cara u hiding nui
his followers Starving In the dt-rtt,
and tho w1ull.br rebels are ignorant
uI the causes for tue rising, lie states
also That ue jiI not discover the eE!s-
tuucr Of any gdcvAuce against Presi.
dent Dinz. lie believed The II -ailcCtei
people 10 to- uuiup,ly excited against
the government, aud asserts that the
leaders ara con cssU3ly tired OF move
mrut without flnda aud open - an
Oder VI amnesty from tho government
In official circles ia tins city tho
umpr thli lUirblde In thc real head OF
the revolution Is regarded ~ ABSURD.
IL u said, too. that the clergy desire 10
be nj peace with Diuz. Tue govern.
meut Hinerunts sgy That " tue Uuitui
states wuuii ouly 'orce the freebOOtcrs
To urpu.tc IN the Mexican side Of tue
border the matter would qu'caly emu.
mn ACCESSION TROUBLE.
ST. Lluis, Jan. 1.-the Eepu5Ho's
DrminC special says: a courier from
Ascension arrived tu4ay. lie re-
ported the suppression of the revolt
there, aud the resumption pi the sway
OF the clvil law. Colonel itnquine2,
with his tro1ue, surrounded tho stone
mill, occupied by tho rebels aud, after
"A feeble resistance, the latter Aurrcui.
erci and were lut under arrest. Re-
mjcsn1, the leader Of the rebels, de.
serted the band at critical moment
ani ESCAPED 10 the mountains. A nun.
irsI aud seven cnyuyer will be- tri,d
at once, ami the principal ones shot,
undoubtedly, Business was icsumcd,
and, though there Il much sympaiy
with Oh, rebel, no further trouble Is
expected. However, more troops are
on the way here, aui the town viii
soon have n garrison ui 100 men. An
chtla, tue murdered president Of the
town, whose election pfocipitated the
revolt, j. believed to hsve acted under
order. Of the government, who feared
To allow the church PARTY candidate 70
secure tho ofllre, % which, II Ia be-
lleved, he was elected.
CHIHUAHUA SAID TO NE IN SYMPATHY
WIN oAhZA.
DENvER, Jan. li.-rhc Repu5iic1H's
/ Albuquerque special says: IL IN r.
ported thai Garls and go follower,
heavily armed, expected Ia cross the
southern border OF thp Territory 10.
night. The governor has been request
ell TO order out the m lltia, but up u II
/ q. m. hH taken no action. The people
OF Chihu hua are In sympathy with
GAIA, nuI only need leader 90 in-
ducc thon TO Join hin. The report Is
not confirmed, but II Is believed re-
liable. II Is understood that two more
agents Of Glrzt are In this city making
efforts to recruit his ranks. Consider
able excitement exists among those IN.
terested, AMI n number Of secret Juntgs
are said TO have been held Ia both old
aud new Albuquerque. One Of the
agents Il a prominent American, and
has had several conferences with pOpu.
lar Mexicaus, with more or less sue
cess, II 10 understood that number
OF natives are ready to Join CARA, the
| only thing now preventing being
money confederation.