The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-02
GARZA NOW IN MEXICO.
REFS SAID TO HAVE FIVE THOU.
SAND WEN WITH HIM.
Startling Piece of News in n BOrder
Mexican Newspaper-Garza and
the Revolutionary NOV I'M g n
Praised and Defended.
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The Situation In the northern par
of Mexico and on the Texas side O.
the lower Rio Grande frontier with
reference to the so.called Cara revo.
luton is very difficult to understand
1t is claimed by the majority of PEG.
pie that he movement has been com.
pletely suppressed while others with a
knowing shake of the head mysteri.
ously assert that there will be start.
ling developments within the next few
days, and that Cara now has a pow.
ertul army organized and equipped
which will soon come to the front and
make itself felt in a very short time.
The Spanish newspapers published Oh
this side of the border are, with very
few exceptions, staunch supporters of
Cara and are using every effort to
stir up the people to join in the revolt
One Of the most rabld and incendia-
ry of these publications is Ell
Mundo, which is published in
aredo, the owner being the widow
ate lgnacio Martinez,
who himself was refugee and bitter
enemy of the Mexican government.
In last Saturdays issue of Ell Mundo
is found some interesting and sensa-
tional revolutionary news, part of
which the following Is a translation
"The intrepid CARA is organizing
his army in the state of Tamaulipas,
where all the people are in sympathy
WIN q 10, according to reports,
the states of Vera Cruz, Puebla and
Guanajuata are preparing the revolt
with extraordinary activity. 1t seems
that capitalists and military men of
aUili.y - nterested in the revolution,
and that although they are now afraid
OF appearing before the public as enc.
mics of the government, they will
openly declare their position at the
first opportunity. 1t is reliably re-
ported that relative of the private
secretary of President Diaz received
as an answer to a query whether i,
was convenient 10 change residence
and take his family to the capital, a
letter in which the secretary stated
under no circumstances he ought to
do such thing and that he was in a
better position the nearer he was to
the frontier.
"This is proof that in Mexico peace
is not sure, and also that Impotence
OF the people to go and join the ref
volt is manifest. The thousands OF
revolutionists which the American
troops are attempting to disband to
prevent their reorganization are under
the command of the brave General
Benevidas, and not under the com.
mand of Cara, as has been said
Cara is near Monterey at the head
of from 5000 to 5000 men.
General POr6rio Diaz, through his
minister in Washington, has asked
from the United States the permits
sion for the American troops to cross
into Mexican territory in pursuit of
the revolutionists and that Mexican
troops be permitted to cross the Rio
Graude when the revoutionists are
encamped on American soil. Secre-
tary Blaine promised that he would
consider this proposition, but up to
the present he has made no answer.
This action on the part OF the Mexi.
can government has increased the
antipathY of citizens of both coun-
tries, for the Texans threaten to kill
every Mexican soldier that cross.
es to their side and the Mex
leans say that they will not allow the
American troops on the Mexcan side.
"All these circumstances have given
Cara chance to Increase the mum.
Der OF his friends and followers, who,