The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1892-01-08
CARA Is roc BOLD.

CARA Is TOO BOLD.
He is Engaged in Enlisting Men in
Texas, but Uncle Sam will
Stop Him.
Inter Ocean.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Dec. 29.-Gen.
eral Stanley, in command Of this de-
partment, has resolved instructions to
use all the troops of his command it
necessary to suppress the adherents Of
Cara, who are collecting in Starr and
Duval Counties on the border. Two
troops of cavalry have already left here,
and two more will 80 Saturday, being
delayed until then by lack of trans
portation facilities. Garza's proposed
invasion and restoration of the con-
stitution of 1857 now excites less ridl
Guile than it did in September, when
first promulgated. He has shown him
self a capable leader, and while avoid
ing pursurers on both sides Of the
river he has increased the number Of
bis forces to such an extent as to excite
alarm on both sides Of the river. Cap
tain j. G. Mourke is authority for the
statement that everv Mexican on ths
American side is a supporter of Garza's
cause, and the masses of Northern
Mexico are similarly inclined.
A private telegram from Monterey
says it is believed that CARA has a
very strong secret following IN that
city, who have made every preparation
to join their leader at a moments
notice. Arms have been sold there re-
Gently in large quantities, and it is be-
lieved they were purchased by Garza's
agents. The fact that Cara continue;
to fecult followers from the American
side increases the responsibility Of the
Americans in permitting violations of
the neutrality law and American Of
icials concerned immediately are
much exercised.
There are but three posts on the
border--Fort Mcintosh, near Larrdo;
Fort Ringgold, one hundred and twenty
miles south, and Fort Brown, near
Brownsville. These are but slightly
garrisoned, while the Federal troops on
the border have been REINFORCED by
Texas rangers. The frontier is Of such
a bushy character that it is still very
inadequately protected to prevent the
operations of Garza's men who up to
date have evinced remarkable celebrity
in avoiding capture when located.
1t was learned from Rio Grande City
to-day that Cara himself is still on
Texas soil. Authentic information has
been received that CARA and his men
are being protected and sheltered by
Mexican ranchers seven miles north of
Roma, Texas. Ignacio Raceirez is his
recruiting officer and is enlistinR men
FOR Cara daily at a ranch nea Casa
Blanco. A great many names have
been secured aud warrants viii be issued
Immediately for their arrest.
Garza's bands are so badly scattered
and this side Of the river is so careful,
Nv guarded that it vii! be impossible
for him to cross any large body into
Mexico, a. has been his attention. Hi
men a now cross only in small mum
bers and rendezvous on the other side
:, Rubber Foot Fever.
II a man has a corn, says the Tht
Rubber World, it can be removed, bu,
if be is suffering from rubber foo
fever, no chiro pods, can help lin
and the only thing to prescribe ii
liberal bathing of the feet and remova
of the causes. Rubbers should only b.
/. worn to keep wet out, and they should
removed the moment the wearer get
indoors. Failure to note this gives
{ man wet feet in n far worse sens.
than if he had waded through mut
(. ankle deep. 1t was the trouble result
ing from forcing the Precipitation t.
i, soak the stockings and keep the fee
perpetuallv damp that drove rubber
soled boots out of the market. Eve,
!. loose rubbers are a source of DANCE
, AID the cause of many more serious
colds than they avert. -ScientD,
american.
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