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loyalty TO the government OF the people
Of their respective localities. In respond
ing TO an address of this kind by Luis
Lopez Masse. prosecuting attorney of
the general district and native OF the
state of Oaxaca made by Mr.. Masse on
behalf OF the people of that state, Presi-
dent Diaz said:
Brokers blamed for Revolt.
1.-The present difficulties do not merit
my personal attention to the agitators,
but If the occasion should arise wherein
a force Of even 5000 men should oppose
the government, I shall be there, as
have ever been, at the head Of my troops.
"The government IS possessed OF suffi-
eient force 10 subdue the small seditious
groups which have been disturbing the
public peace. These movements. which
in reality are Of insignificant Importance,
but which the press has given large pro-
portions. l attribute to stock exchange
Vaccinations, our bonds having lost sew
eral points through the false alarm.
In a way. however, il is manifesto
ton OF confidence in our country, mas
much as those same spectators know
that as soon as order is re-established
values will resume a normal state.
1T is with genuine pride that l receive
this manifestation OF confidence and at
lection upon the part OF those OF my
native State. IL so happens that I have
just received from some residents OF
Sierra De Ixtlan. where I once served,
manifestation Of loyalty"
Found on seven Recruits.
Referring further TO the insignificance
OF the movement and the disrepute into
which the agitators have fallen. the
President told OF the case Of certain
individual who made trip along the
Pacific coast with the intention Of gath
ering recruits. offering in recompense a
salary OF . pesos per day. And in one
whole week" he said. do you know
how many he recruited? Seven
FL Paso. Tex. Nov 3o.-A bunch OF
Mexican insurrectos are reported TO have
invaded Texas. Sheriff ]. A. Walton and
deputies left Alpine this afternoon for
Chisos. eighty miles south on the MeXi-
can line. in response 10 a telephone mes
sage from state Surveyor r. S. Dodd,
who declared that a band OF armed men.
thirty strong, had approached the place
and the mint officials were afraid that
robbery was the motive. Nh Dodd said
il was believed the Mexicans were insur-
rectos who have been driven across the
line from MiXico, as firing was heard
south OF the line last night.
Rebels Cutting Wires.
Zapata, Tex, Nov 3O.-Several bands
Of Mexican revolutlonists are reported
in the vicinity OF Mier. Mexico, about
forty miles bellows here.
1t is thought that they crossed over
from the Texas side Of the Rio Grande.
They cut the government telegraph
wires extending along the border. The
Mexican government has a considerable
force OF troops in that section. and il
is expected that the marauding bands
viii soon be dispersed.
Monterey, Mexico, Nov. S0.-Rafael Da-
villa. brother-in-law of Gen. Bernardo
Reyes, accompanied by Fernando Ancira,
haa left here for New York for the pur-
pose Of financing the establishment in
Monterey OF a Mexican horse racing
plant. which cost about $500, 600. In adj
dition to the race course. grand stand
and clubhouse modern stables, capable
OF accommodating LOCO horses, will be
built Wealthy men Of Monterey are
also interested in the project