New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
HETTC4N BINDS FLEE.
Capital Reports Quiet Restored in
All Centres of T'roubLe--

Mexico City June 29.-Investigation shows
that the report of the capture OF .Jininez by
bandits is untrue There are no disturbances
81 the neighborhood OF that city. The Mexican
Central trains are running regularly. and no
trouble OF any kind is reported
There are no new developments in the situa-
ZION. Quiet has been restored in all of the
places attacked. and the bandits have fed to
the mountains.
The Departments of the Interior, War and
State all say this evening that quiet reigns in
the region where the two small bands of mai
contents had been operating
Through private kilograms of inquiry received
here this morning il evident that sensa-
ti0nal reports relating to alleged captures and
assaults were in circulation in the United States.
one etorv vas TO the effect that the town Of
Iirlinez q place Of some 1000 inhabitants, had
been attacked and captured by revolutionists
~ the Interior Department and at the Office Of
the president IF the Mexican Central Railroad
il was said that the report untrue A tele-
gram sent 10 Jiminez was answered by an Of
fcisl as follows: r
Have not seen any revolutionists around in
TIE last few DAYS If they captured the town
they overlooked the telegraph Office Jininez
Is terminal point on one Of the branches of
Inc Mexican Central, in the southern part OF the
State Of Chihuahua There is a village of the
same name in the State OF CoahulIa, near the
scene Of the Las Nacas raid
Word from Tcrreon, thriving city OF some
thirty thousand inhabitants. says that the place
IS as quiet as any we'll organized city Of the
United States.
The entire management of rhe campaign against
the malcontents is under the direction OF the
Secretary Of the Interior, Sehor Corral, who is
also vice President OF the republic Senor Cor
raj explained that his department had taken
charge of the affair because the police force OF
government. considering the marauders common
criminals. is chasing them with rurales. the
mounted police Of the country. The Fice-Presl-
gent added:
The trouble in The State of Coahuila is not
revolution or the beginning Of one. A ie" -
1orant men Of the lower class have llsOeneo ~ 70
TIE words Of certain aIlarchlstlc 1919, eet
residing in she United states ana 1he!eu',on | -
stoslf "a ROB murder and pillage- N9t d Ilan
- the better class has Joined the rams anu anu
their number Is insignificant Iney aie 80 ~
hiding in groups Of tyTos threes ana ~, rta
where il the wiIds of Durango or Coahulla, nc nc
rurales will catch them They wlH pe 'ileu d
common criminals
The Foreign Minister. Sefi"r Aariscal' saiu
to-das that those outlaws who had crossed lile
RIO Grandc and Uere now on United states sOi'
would be -xtradited on the ground mat they
were guilty OF common crimes and not Ioiilicai
offences.
r-,I;s,. ...no-rs received here this morning
$50 that an. most serious disturbances :" ere al
rcrrron and in the country between tha' c''e
ard Jsral where bands OF outlaws were ac'ihS
with 7alc rebels Government troops az
,-. ., -. .,.cn. Fifteen hundred federal SOL
cIe-s have reached Terreon to reinforce 'fe sAi
rson tbers: two hundred more have ieaciieu
Juarez and in chihuahua soldiers are pa'!oiiii,s
TIC streets and the public buildings ana jams
ale guard-a ha,5
The government has gained the upper iidiiL
al Las Vacas where the first serious a''ao' "a,
WAS made. Troops are now N compete m
Of The situation IN that city, the fepeis or
bandits who composed the attacking I"ie0 r.
Ing been driven back 10 I'D" ihON - ne.
r,,sar. a. a., or,eet lesson 20 others who might
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