The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
MEXICAN RE7ol'sa
History oop|

Nothing to DO WI,
Troubles RelIs,sn''a f''s,
Cause of ih. IT, r,'ls. r'sf'',u.,
N'''''rsd ss ssI. ,..I's
ri c4 sseE December n-.,...
T n ra'o. Texas. edli rr''s y !, "A
s m,ziean authorities sscs s'a.''s
saralns the chlhuabs ss'sl'
s sos9' and IN an inisr ryIs.'i y.
:, causes Of and the dew dcysl.' ny 3
huahua, ~" N Sssaa
H,r me n. number Of rsvolu.l,.,..
a aaSE ~ rs small. there s.r,'
nave fought aercely. .s NJ ua'
Or I00 sDs have nav, g far suffered II !,
ninety nine. Of the revolutIos S ''i'
FOUR OF their Oo,. aV "
d lqr met death a, d. ), NJ, .Ha's
alers The general 'i I.,l nsnds 4
,,rSl along he ' aIa 4 z a
were led by Cara w unsh n
ginning Of the preseb, ! ,acoirsa N
aDo ~, two years 40 n " VI
OF the State. AZ tSs i " the t.sl /
moehlc, in the fall N " W: vias E
VINO VINO were all Catholics S.. ~
, Drate a certain saints a., 1 r.
mage nm. Of their saint from \ "a
the mountains neak ~ ~ .n'li f.
ilsions tesuvlty was n sg n
hnew that such an al NJ. ~
me laws Of Mexico. INA V" 4. = w
me permits 4, for such cslsSs a
secured, They went d M Y.
t yes, called upon The ns .,.S ~
i y sea. the permit A assils ,s' !,
i sl. was held, the pr, ",
formed that the celehr..tos.s 49,. 4
despite his refusal and ~ ~ INK. w.
Place. The president bses,D ,' w.
u .,l1l,' the conductor Of the m,s Nv
tram, then en- route ~, s,slIg
camps that the men Of Ts,u..sl.
yolted and were likely 4 s- "
officials of the city y es., y.
Escort OF soidiery, imms5I.,,,,''i I.
Tomoehic. The VILLAGERS NV, y
approach Of the goyernmeu, ' l..... Z
men left for the movntsls. II W., q
women and children At toms y.
barred the doors 10 Their bs,..' r.
soldiers fired through M nm.
two small children and a AZ H. =,
the Judge Of letters, sts h, - 8.
party, was charged VIII t,islr X.
saulting maiden. Ale, ~
the village the forces retursai !, M u
and the Tomoehicans I'M M
the mountains. They bana M,
with oaths Of vengeance, I'D NJ
the revolution.
What money they had u, Nh
IN Winchesters and amnu,al,, VI
months quietly awaited fsr,,p,
dent Dlaz, after a Zine. 6stl,,a 4
rebels and sent tfo6ps q N 81.
determination. AT the arsi enc,y.is
were but thirty-e,ght TomSrSjss
Iield, and the Federal lro5,, - 81
over a hundred. In the .heng n,
followed twenty-four solder u
Officers We're killed. while d. Il.
escaped without a wound.
Then, on September Z oi ls. 81
sral Range. With ca soldiers, s,ysi IS
fore the little village, 10 ne "a. :
100 men and nine Officers ieT i y III
,ral ranks, and hut one TcAsar
wounded. Hos;llities ceased hi.
oat in November last General III
who Is still fighting with the KS
he Tomochicans, AIDED by cwf
'es and his Pima Indians D. sgi
'ormer commanding over a tlq4ls
md two gat,lng guns succeeds! ~
OF ten days and ulgAue
discriminating the reyollianlsls "
or had reinforced themselves tsAii
,er Of 100, and but twelve 81 is'as
aped on the eighth night y q
ne others were killed, bat pit w
.ad almost annlhilaied one rtr-sr
Texican infantry and streer q
/ tle soldiers 50 thick p y
hat no EFFORT was made q yum w
"On the tenth day he siiaF
iers entered the village ani
he women ana Children, Ta9 hs
themselves 10 the church e
'pon their refusal the walls va Y
/ upon their heads and Macy s.
snseless Villagers died y " l' 's,,
as q massacre In eveEy m.
rutai and unpardonapls
News OF the various lasafta
cen suppressed by The McKee, Y
Ient ana stories Of the oAll5 " ",
h, 5caie5 rhe supprsssI5H Z ~
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