Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-18
OF FICIALS JOIN IN DENYING
 REPORT
American ConsulS in Mexico Repott No Danger of an
 Uprising,

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. IT, fine following are the detailed reports al the various American consuls is Mexico, made to Ambassador Thonaa- son, in answer to his inquiry in regard to the probable uprising of the Mex ican workmen fin Mexico, on Septem- Der 16:
 Frontera, Aug. l, 1906.-In this vi cinity nothing justifies that matter.
 GONzALO ABAUNZA. Guadalajara, Aug. l, 1906.-There has not occurred anything in this consular district which would serve as food for alarm or pabulum for the sensational newsmohgers. s WILL B. DAVIS. Guaymas. Aug. I, 1906.-Absolutely nothing to justify the report, so far as this place and vicinity is concern ed. These reports emanate at the border and towns in the United States near the border. Friendliest feelings obtain here. FRANK M. CROCKER. HermosilIo, Aug. 1, 1906.-Absolute- ly nothing as far as Sonora is con- cerned.
 ROBT. HUFFMAN, Vice Consul.
 Nogales, Aug. 1, 1906.-Diligent investigation, close observation and quiet personal interviews with peo- - pie whose movements familiarize them with events, show nothing in this district to justify press reports. , A. w. BRICKWO0D, Vice Consul. Oaxaca, Aug. l, 1906-Al such re- ports regarding Oaxaca are absolutely false. ARTHUR. San Luis Potosi, Aug. 1, 1906.-Have been investigating all reports, and find nothing authentic in any of them. -. s. E. CROSS, Consular Agent. Puebla, Aug. l, 1906.-Absolutely nothing to justify sensational reports |. mentioned. WILLIAM HEADEN. Saltillo. Aug. l, 1906.-In this state Mexican citizens of all classes are particularly appreciative and consider ate to all foreigners engaged in busi- ness. They endeayor on all occasions to make life among them pleasant and agreeable No foundation here what ever for these sensational false rumors. VICTOR L. DUHAIME. Tuxpam, Aug. l, 19O6.-The newspa- per reports can net be confirmed. There are no fears of any disturbance at present. .'
 A. I. LESPINASSE, Consul. Vera Cruz, Aug. l, 19O6.-There is nothing to justify what you mention.
 ". w. CANADA, Consul Zacatecas, Aug. l, 1906.-No sign whatever here and vicinity. -Publica- tion considered unwarranted and prove detrimental to American enter prise, owing to the withholding of American capital.
 EDMOND vON GEHREN, American Consular Agent. Monterey, Aug. 1, 19O6.-American newspaper reports of revolution, labor wars between Americans and MeXi- cans, and Americans being badly frightened and leaving the country false and ridiculous, as far as Monte rey and vicinity are concerned. There are two very quiet strikes among Mex ican railway men in Monterey. No excitement whatever.
 CONSUL GENERAL HANNA. Campeche. Aug. 2, 19O6.-Satisfied nothing here to justify the sensation al matter you refer to.
 .-#8 JOSE ESPINOLA,
 American Consular Agent. c. P. Diaz, Aug. 1, 1906.--Mexican laborers think they have a grievance against foreigners. This sentiment perceptible, but practically no agita- ton. ..
 LEWIS A. MARTIN,
 " American Consul. Acapulco, Aug. 1. 1906-News to me. Have not heard word.
 GEORGE W. DICKINSON. Chihuahua, Aug. l, 1906.-Foreign- CTS long resident here feel little more apprehension than at other times. Rail- way strike peaceable. So far, no more dissatisfaction with Americans than formerly, and no cause for it.
 w. W. MILLS, Consul. Cananea, Aug. 1, I906.-Nothing, in my opinion, to justify such reports. J. B. BREATHITT, Consular Agent. Durango, Aug, l, 1906.-No anti-for- eign documents posted or circulated here. Such talk never heard in Duran go till newspapers brought it from out side. It causes excitement at Velar- dena and Torreon, but no evidence there of plans for any demonstration -s LIE ROY, Consul. San Luis Potosi, Aug. i, 1906.-- Much talk here among American rail- road employees, more or less as to mat ter published by American newspa- pers Have been investigating all re- ports and find nothing authentic in any of them. There seems to be bad feeling brewing between American and Mexican railroad employees.
 s. E. CROSS, Consular Agent. Jalapa, Aug l, 1906.-Nothing. Re ports are not taken seriously. Every thing quiet.
 RICHARDSON, Consul Ianzaniilo. Aug l, 1906.-Nothing in this vicinity indicates anything but best relations between natives and foreigners.
 HENRY B. ELLIOTT,
 Vice Commercial Agent. Matamoras, Tamps, Aug. l, 1906.- Nothing developed as yet here to jus tify sensational reports. Will keep you advised.
 P. MERRILL GRIFFITH.
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