Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26
WHY DlAz FAvORS EzETA.
un is TIRED or 80 MANY risrrr
REVOLUTIONS.
iseta Il New In nexico. aua WIN
rrepare 60 stir rhiass W In san
saivndor-whs MS As,ornes- Ad-
vissd Him co i.cavc caiiferais.

SAN Francisco. sept. es.--rhc inter-
est OF President Diaz OF Mexico In
Ezcta lh said to DO due to Mezicoa
desire for the formation OF n general
republic OF Central American couu-
tries, believing that with II would snd
revolutions which injure commerce and
rc,ard development
"Eaeta iutonun 10 get ald IRON the
Mexican government to regain hls
prestige In San Salvador said Colonel
Ciyiitugos, who talked about the mat
ter today. "Most OF his old soldiers
will turn TO his standard FOR he Is con-
ndont that he can overthrow his nne-
niles A revolution IN San Salvador
IL always welcome and the people will
nEht for Eseta when they get tho
chance. But the general viii 10 we'll
prepared and whom no entera san SAL
vador he viii be at tho head OF troops
enough 10 force his way Ms he desiros.
Yea, Prevalent Dlax OF Mexico will
support fActn az far Ms he onn, and
there IL 40 doubt TINT all the cir
oumAianoca are In his favor. The peo-
pie In Mexico thoroughly understand
san Salvador ntfairH and they believe
IN the cause OF EaetR. II tho generi
succeeds In this campaign (Which ha
proposes 70 carry on vigorously Inn
mcdlaiely after hts arrival ia Muxico)
the result VIII probably be the organi-
Eatlon OF one common republic OF all
the Central American states, That
plan has been under confederation tor
long time ana Ell the governments
except Guatemala are favorable TO It..
Unfortunately Guatemala stand IN the
way geographically aa well ~ noliticai-
~ and nothing can be done without
her consent EEctn In confident that
even Guatemala VIII aecede to tho
proposition and the result will bs q
strong ana prosperous republic In
whleh the little wars and petty stf-iToa
OF the several nations will forever be
lost,"
Attorney Charles Page. discussing
EaetR's sudden departure for Mexico,
says. I'VE advised Cenoru lsaetn TO
leave at once chiony because OF danger
OF other chargoa being brought againnt
him, Al ilrst he said he would not KS,
that he liked San Francinco and
wanted to atny longer, Judge Morrow
half iet that he innnt take cogni1anco
" soma 81 the evidence as Ia the
CienfuHoa case, II having come from
nnuther country. AZ the same llme II
II had been In regard TO a case which
occurred here, IL would from the ma
tiro OF Its imperfcctIons have been
thrown out An agrlouturlst and
brlek.layer testified. II win be remum.
hcrrd' Wen they could ret lots of
Just auoh evidence II ls fixed up ana
the officials thqn say sign AMI they
Elgn quick enough Tor II they did not
they would be shot,
"rhc danger was that they would.
getting tile cue from the clcnfurD1
case 10 back before the revolution rnd
trump M rasun aHainst f,sufd, 10
was the man they wanted to huid
They did moi care FOR the others rar-
tioulhrly. So In view Of the hanger,
we had to Insist that he yet out md
over into MuNiou OH, yos, I anticipate
he may proceed 20 ovorturn thinri.
but whether MeSieu h going 10 hrp
him, ] can not my Hc II an nctiyu
man ana you can not keep MIN auiel"