Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10
DECLARE PEACE MOVERS
 OVER CANANEA
Gov YzabeI and Gen. Torres Issue
 Signed Statement


 Los Angeles. Cal June g Gov. Ra- fale Yzabel of Sonora and Gen. Luis F.. Torres. commander of th" northern zone. have united iu the Following Press:
 'Ronqullo. Mex. June N Since day before yesterday order has b vn re established more and mo1p every mo ment in the mining district A review of the facts which have happened is as follows:
 On the first day of th, month T group of worknen. ali MeAicals. abandoned their work declaring q strike. Going through various depart ments of the business they induced ether worl1men 10 join them and Went 10 the lumber wards where entrance was denied them by the supefintend- ent of office. MT Metcalf Their aui- mostly being intiamed bx this dental, q conflict resulted. The Americans threw q stream of water from a hose upon the Mexicans and in Ill" riot the American. Mr Metcalf. WIS Killed the offices and lumber yarls Wole burned and two MeXieaHs died Gen. disorder followed.
 Americans Arm.
 ''The American employer 9f the concern armed themselves and theif 1 partisans on one side and the strikers ] on the other, the result being three j Americans and ten Mexicaas kil!od. i The night WAS passed i'll coinpnra V. i tranquility. On the second day hnstii ! ities Were renewed. but the aut1ounce. ment of the coming oi Gov. 1zahPi contributed some what to calm the minds of all. The governor cam" ] at 10:3U am. and went through the president of he mining company, and two other persons representing the government They found number of groups Of excited MeXicans who lis tened to the warnings of the goYer- TOT, but kept OH their arms In the same way the American employees of 1 lie company remained armed. In tae afternoon, and without any known reasons, there was a new disturbance and firearms were discharged ill vafi- ous parts of the town as a result of which two Americans and six Mexi cans were killed and q number Were wounded. s:7,s-
 Gov. YZabei endeaVored to repfess this disorder, but he did not have the forces to do it, iuasmuch as among the Americans and Mexicans there were more than 5000 men. many ot tlem armed. The local police force vas tireless in the discharge of its duty. but it was small in number.
 Tn the afternoon of the same day a, o'clock there arrived fortythree rUrales and thirty guards of the fiscal sendarmes The night was passed in relative quietness On the morning cf the third day seventy men of the federal forces arrived and twenty ( , the national guard. Gen. Luis E. Tor res came on the third day at a. m.. having proceeded from Torrin Rio Va. qui. where he received the news Order Established. :.
 immediately after his arrival he joined in the work of the governor, seconding all his efforts.
 We repeat that order has been es- tablished and public tranquility is lHore firmly established each moment. Since tie night of the second instant an order was issued that disarmed everybody who was carrying arms. Americans and MeXieans atike. and some arms have been seized. Yester- ] Gay passed without he slightest Sl2n of disturbance. Pnsiness has been re- slnned and more worlmcn are return ing to the mines and shops. For the information of persons whom You serve with news, We state that the population of Canan"a is something more thas 10000 people scattered i, villages stretching over the valleys and foothills for length of six milee fSiened1 LOUIS F.. TORRES,
 RAFAEL YZABEI.