Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

.,,r,euf has received ihV9' N'e'
.,,.raphic appeal for help from
,..r,can Consular Agent Galbraith, at
c.,,nes Mexico, in which he says:
oAd from United States absolutely
essential
ASKS AMERICAN AID.
THE state department a.so has re-
,,,r,d direct application from tho gov
,,-or ~ the state Of Sonora, Mexico,
,.- help from the American side.
-ost extraordinary occurrence. The
g,ct appesl was the subject Of hasty
..-.ultations today between the Sec
.,,ry Of state. the chief Of stan. Brig
Can Bell, and the law offices Of the
ar department inasmuch as the cues
s,o Of the right OF the United States
"a send troops into friendly state is
IN doubt,
Meanwhile the officers Of the gem
rsl staff are making ready 10 execute
,ry orders that may be issued as the
,swlt Of Sscy. Roots decision. Four
troops Of cavalry are at Fort Huachu-
81, lust north OF the international
boundary IN Arizona, and the staff Of
f,,rs assume that by hard riding this
force could reach Cananea within
hsf day after they receive orders.
lpPEAL FROM AMERICAN CON-
SUI
IN. official dispatches upon which
The state and var departments are ex-
pecied 70 act are as follows:
"Nsco. Arizona, June Secretary
u state, Washington. Send assist
tnos Immediately 10 Cananea, Sonora,
Nsrco. American citizens are being
murdered and property dynamlied,
ud We must have help, SeLd answer
70 Naco. (singedD
"GALBRAITH."
Aro,her dispatch from the same Of
scls received this morning, reads as
follows.
Imperative that immediate assist
tnce be rendered 10 American citl-
Etns al Csnanea, Sonora, Mexico"
TO AMBASSADOR THOMPSON.
Socy Root. upon receipt OF these dis
patches, sent the following message TO
Ambassador Thompson, In the City OF
Mexico "Galbraith. consular agent at
Cananea, telegraphs that American
citizens are being murdered and prop
cry dynsmiled al that point and asks
immediate assistance. Press dispatches
THIS morning report strike riots have
resulted 20 race conflict between Mexl-
cans and Americans. Bring TO atten-
ton o. the Mexican government and
Ssk plmpi ard effective control 10 pro-
te.. American citizens. Say TO thu
Mexican government that n the matter
t1Itsrs 20 be Of a serious character as
dispatches seem 10 indicate. the govern
men' ~ the United states would be
gs1 Of any suggestion from the gov.
Eminent Of Mexico as to the course
Which We may take TO prevent violation
~ International obligation on the part
r. our citizens or TO help promote peace
t'l safety"
AMERICANS WITH YsABEL.
Douglas. Arlz., June Gov. Ysabel
~ the state a. Sonora arrived AZ Naco
y 81 o'clock this afternoon and i'm
me1.aiey gave orders permitting the
sTmei Americans who were there from
b'het Douglas and all parts OF ART
sona 70 accompany him 20 Cananea.
w Americans organized and in COM
lnl oi capt Tom Rynnlng. former
'tl'sn of The Rough Riders and now
.'iltnahdtf of the Arizona rangers. left
un me governor on a special train
,. ansies. st o'clock There were
go IN The party.
oIl'1g 'o adNces received from
ehaOea i1s morning. two Americans.
F'IFe ana VIII Mctcslf. and 10 Mex
Gus ana one child. were killed there
ss''ias' A. S Dwight. general mau-
'hf or ne Cauanea Consolidated
,,,.la.N Fag slightly wounded. George
ai vas Gfcene's rental and lumber
ts'"' ana WIN Mctcalf was his nephew.
number nj wounded Is not known
'.. .' believed 90 be- about 20.
h's,eiiisky On command of the
,a tendarmeric arrived 81 Cana
~. pr o'clock last evening. With
u,n no Immediately proceeded
s, mo strikers and the ring Lead
no ~ tho hills.
Thing was quiet ~ Cangnca fhig
hand. '' s'''"''o" is "'H ID
= armed party ~ 20 Americans tried
,p.s ihc Tine hair mile from Naco
th' and were opposed by NnN-
-. 'Hl0efs ln thc Shooting uhlrh
100 am American named Ru, buer
,.Ar7I director Of the Y NJ a. 4
,,'hee was wounded in Tho arm ana
=. I'h.can official was also Wounded
tl'mpf was given up.
.,'NaI hundred men. women and
C.ulFen. rciuEces. who arrived rro,n
sh.nsa in special train last ,irh,
~ cared Tor M Risbce and
4saf Excitement CONTINUES b, ~
f,.g.. cues and there IS considerable
against MeNicauv No violor.,
i-,,,,. 'n attempted. however. and no
'''ol' IS anticipated.
PEACE RESTORED
Ns'o. Afi1. June a telerhop. ,p..
H received from Cananes al $50
i,.- .oa', reporting that peace has
r. ''i'1 there. After the arrival
49,. rangers lasf night. MANY OF ,he
:. .aaefs iu the riot yesterday ran
,,.,t' surrounding mountains ana no
,tsi. s, serious trouble occurred after
~ ll',. isabel q Sonora. arrived here
So, morning a. $50 o'clock with
-, from Bisbee and other points
~. -,,.o,rihg 80 well armed men. Thty
h., Immediately marched across the
.5,, cong escorted by the governors
'''1 u GENERAL who ACCOMPANIED him.
AMERICANS IN CONTROL
,.,raso. Texas Jurs A private
So s' on. received from Cananea TO-DAY
ri .n.i Americans are now In con-
hsr. y -, me town and many Mexieans
one hundred rifles and a ouan,,,v q,