The Forrest City times., 1906-09-07
TAKE MORALES FIRST 1
IS THE CRY OF REVOLUTIONARY
 JUNTA.
But the Junta Is Broken Up, and Tor res Saye the Border Trouble
 VIII Soon Be Ended.

Fl Paso. Tex-A letter found On Bruno Trevino. one of the men arrest ed as Mexican revulutionists on the Arizona border. dated Toronto, Ont, and signed R. Flores Magood. head of the Mexican revolutionary junta. in- structs Treyino. when he has 100 men willing to fight, to attack the Nogales customs house. take arms, and then proceed to interior towns and gather recruits. The letter says Let Can anea alone for the present; take No gales first"
 The writer cautions Treyno against acting loo soon. and says:
 We cannot yet fix the day on which the uprising takes place. because we must arm ourselves. There are 40 revolutionary centers throughout the country resolved to rise up in arms, but not all possess sufficient arms. The junta is working 10 secure funds for the revolution. There are persons who could well loan money to buy arms. If they do it the junta will issue the necessary receipts, which will be recognized on the triumph of the revolution and be repaid. In this manner it will be easier 10 secure money. We have to be careful to make the least noise possible so as not to have the government constant ly forewarned There are some who could al once throw themselves upon the despots. This would only result i'll disaster and panic. We must act only when We have a chance of sue cess. Above all. the movement must not lag. but it will not be on the 1Gth of September, as some papers have guessingly made is appear The day upon which the rising will taBe place cannot be named. This depends OH the various groups. or the majority of them, being ready
 Gen Torres says that with the breaking up of the jnnta here he felt confident that the trouble along the border would be ended.
 
 Liberal Reform Measures Promised.
 St Petersburg official commu nication embodying the whole govern ment program has been published. The program embraces courts martial for political crimes and an increase of the penalties for revolutionary prop aganda and expresses firm deter. imitation 10 preserve order. IL also promises liberal measures of reform and that useless restrictions on Jews shall be abolished forthwith. Mea sures are promised in the direction of greater provincial autonomy. Zem stvos will be introduced in Poland and the Baltic provinces. An income | tax will be instituted Reforms in the police and other services are also | promised general meeting of Oc- 1 toberists and Peaceful Regeneration ists will be held at the end of Septem- Der. when it is believed the October ist party will be dissolved or merged with the Peaceful Regenerationists.
 Prize Fight Makes Bad Negroes. Dallas, TeX.-It is believed here that the pueilistic victory of Joe Cans | has had q demoraliZing effect on the rough element of negroes. Several cases of resisting officers have been reported and in one instance a des- perate battle ensued between a po- l liceman and q negro. While Officer George $. Jackson was attempting the arrest of John NYer, a negro. on the charge of assaulting his wife and child the negro fought desperately. 1 The two clinched and the officer used a revolver. The negro was wounded seriously and the officer badly beaten l before he made the arrest. Several cases of resisting officers by negroes have been reported to the police head ! quarters.
 All For Jolnt Statehood.