The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-03
TO Run CARA DOWN
United States Sending Indian,
to the Rio Grande.
CATHOLICS ENCOURAGE REss, q
The Mexican Government, Will. p.A
thing the Movement. Offer.
Sum for the Leaders Head

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. New OyIs,
dyUne Special. Besides the trooD.
from the Third cavalry this morn;. sa1
pack mule train and six Indian as.
from Fort Russell will arrive here NJ
day and be hurried to the Front 10
also reported that large number ~
mole Indian guides and So
VIII be sent TO Fort Rip...'s
from Arizona. IL is unda,ssS-
in official military circles that n.
department at Washington CITY w;p
once issue orders for several bprd.ss
troops of the department. of the p,..'
and other departments to proceed 10 ~
Rio Grande frontier and assist IN np,,;s'
down the trouble.
The latest advices from the scens ~ -.
trouble in Starr and Duval counties, A..
the effect that Captain Bourke's fo,,.s
have had several skirmishes with C;a,,.s.
men, the revolutionists ef1ecting e,csr.
At last accounts the troops were pre,s,rs
the revolutionists close and news il bor-ss
expected of more bloodshed.
CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 2.-Ths rov.,.
ment press insists that CARA is can,;,g
no trouble. A crowd of excited ner,o,s
today entered the churches at Tezco..
sixteen miles from here, yelling "De,,s
to the church." Attacks were also ms.
on the priests of the place.
AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. Est. Louis R.,.,
lie Special. Northumberland Mahs-,
has received a dispatch from Captsin n.
Neill, of the Rangers, Announcing n.
arrival at Rio Grande City of himself And
company of twenty men. McNeil 81
ports a skirmish with Garza's me,
on the 18th, and saws tho Ia.
ter ran. General Maberry todsy
sent dispatches to Captain Maberry and
Captain Brooks at Rio Grande CITY. in.
structing them to look ont for and prote,
the interests of Texas. but not to mir MI
in any international matters, and q.
pecially to learn the country and road,
and discover Garza's stronghold.
There is a feeling here that the worn
has not come yet, and many think that
in less than forty days a general IN.
rising will be witnessed in Mexico
against Diaz by the church party
The United States troops operating
in the jungles of the lower Rio Grande will
have to endure many hardships. No rain
of consequence has fallen for thirteen
weeks, and it will not only be necessary 10
carry ali the supplies for men and beasts,
but even to haul water.
LAREDO, Tex, Jan. 1.-THE arrival this
evening of two additional cavalry troops
over the International road to take tbs
field against CARA has aroused new inter,
est in revolutionary matters. The sans
train brought several car loads of PACK
mules, said to have been sent BY
the government from Wyoming. Ths
quartermaster's department has contracted
for large number of Mexican ox-carts to
transport steers to the troops in the field.
A rumor, which is discredited, has
reached here that Jose Sanchez brother
of the guide who accompanied Captain
Hardie, was killed in a skirmish with
Garza's men yesterday. There are oths
rumors to the effect that the state troops
had a fight with Garza's men in which
several were killed on both sides.
Inquiry today at Mexican military hesd.
quarters failed to elicit anything in the
way of news. They declare that every
thing is quiet on their side of the river,
and that there is absolutely no foundation
for the report that General Garcia was
killed at Mier, neither was there any
truth in the dispatches stating that three
prisoners were shot in New Laredo this
week. ! large number of strange Mex.
cans have arrived here during the past
twenty-four hours, and the impres
sion prevails that they are portion
of Garza's men who have been dis
persed by Captain Hardie's troops. Two
gentlemen who came in two days ago me.
a couple of Mexicans driving IN an ambu.
lance in the Encinal country, and from
the description there is no doubt that one
of them is Cara himself.
Colonel Cameron, of the Mexican forces
in Nuevo Laredo, has received telegram
from down the river on the Mexican side,
stating that fight has occurred on this
side and that two United States soldiers
have been killed. The. loss to the reyolE
tionists is not given.
Colonel Ceron, Of the Mexican army, re
iterates his denial of the revolt at Mlei
and the killing of General Garcia. Their
has been no demonstration on the Mex
can side tor some time. All the people %
both sides of the river are in sympathy
with Cara. and it Is impossible to gel
any assistance looking toward ha
capture. 1t is said that the clerical part!
is behind Cara, furnishing him VITA
money and that as soon as he enlists 5,ua
men they will furnish him millions 70
carry on his campaign. Neither Cara
nor the main part of his followers are o.
this side of the river. They crosses
into the state OF lamar
lipaS and are now IN Wv
mountains. The Mexican government
has offered a reward of $780, 900 for Cara
head. So far the Mexicans have klliea
over 100 men on suspicion of being resS
lutionists, and this has tended to ans
the poor ranchers to join the revolt ~
Pueblo the populace has revolted sna
every priest has been placed in jail.