Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11

|of their fortunes all who have become rich during the administration of Diaz, land to distribute said fortunes among the poor. A drastic law will be en- acted providing that wages through iout the republic shall be not less than Ia dollar per day fer eight hours. Re prisals will be carried out against all the employees of Diaz as soon as the Magonist government is established Finally, they announce that they are going to communicate with all foreign governments not to lend any more money to Diaz, for. if they do so, wehn the junta takes the reins of gov ernment 1t will not recognize such loans They inform their followers that they should above all, practice the principle of solidarity, in the first place by subscribing to the newspa- per, the price of each copy being IS cents. Secondly, by organizing secret societies and contributing so much money each month, which should be sent to St. Louis and applied to the general expenses of the liebral pro paganda, etc. Thirdly, by creating a fund to support the imprisoned news paper men in Mexico, political offend CTS, exiles, fugitives, etc. In order to
 
 funds. their pronunciamento was ac- Icompanled by coupon which was to be signed by all those aspiring to pos sess the glorious title of 'Magonist Iliberal.' h order to secure this goal. | it was not sufficient to sign the cc1- pon, but the signer had to state how much he intended to contribute monthly for the maintenance of the cause"
 "The swindle gave brilliant results. I have reason to believe that their monthly receipts were not less than s3,O0O to s5,O00 gold for at least three months"
 The Proposed Revolution. Their plan of operations, based up- on these funds, was quite thorough and comprehensive, as follows:
 T. To gather at Fl Paso, Texas, 200 armed and resolute men to as- sault Ciudad Juarez. Those appoint ed as leaders of the expedition were Cesar E. Candles and Leon Cardenas.
 "2. To blow up with dynamite the federal barracks, the fiscal gendar- merle, and the jefauture politica; and, by using one of the locomotives of the Central railroad, to advance near to Chihuahua and blow up with dyna- mite all the bridges of the Mexican Central railroad. The running of the locomotive was assigned to Vicente de la Tore, who has worked as fireman and engineer with American railroads.
 '3. To assault the custom house, the agency of the National bank of Mexico, the agency of the Banco Mi nero. the house of NIT. InnoceDte Ocboa, that of Messrs. Ketelsen and Degetau and several commercial es- tablishments at Ciudad Juarez in or der to acquire arms and money.
 "4. To blow up with dynamite the residence of Don Luis Terrazas of Chi huahua, for which purpose a commis- sion of three experts in dynamiting is to be appointed, they being deter mined to risk all on the accomplish ment of the deed.
 "5. To maintain the revolutionary junta at Fl Paso, Texas, in order to maneuver freely and to provide with arms and ammunition the army that would be gathered by Cesar E. Ca males, Leon Cardenas and other lead CTS coming from the frontier Leon Cardenas, being well acquainted with the ground and the ranches of Gen. Don Luis Terrazas, would occupy them in order to increase his men, arms, horses and provisions, and in case he should be pursued on the