Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
HUNDRED PERSONS
KILLED Il IN RIOTS.
At PuebIa, Mexico, Police At
tempted to Break Up Meeting
OF Anti Re-eIectionists.
CHIEF WAS SHOT BY A5WoMAN
Bomb Thrown From Window Into
Midst Of Policemen and Rmrnlcs,
Causing Many Deaths.

| Mexico City, Nov 1S.-One hundred
persons including the chief OF police,
were killed today. according to state
ments of passengers arriving here to-
| night.
| The stories are told that the trouble
began this morning, when several po-
| licemen, headed by the chief, attempted
F, to break up Il meeting of anti-re-elec-
tionsts being held in Il large hall. AS
| Chief of Police Miguel Cabrer and his
mcn advanced toward the building a
door was opened by woman, who shot
the chief.
a fight then began between the po-
lice and the occupants n bomb was
thrown from one OF the windows in the
midst of the policemen and ruralcs, the
latter hoving been called to assist the
officers. The bomb exploded, killing
many. The other casualties occurred
In the course of the lighting which took
place in the street So far as known,
there We're no Americans KILLED.
The passengers further asserted that
from midnight until they left in the
afternoon there was continuous rioting.
Fears were entertained that the dlsor-
From other sources in Mexico City
tonight it was learned the Seventeenth
battalion left here late today for Pueb-
In by special train and that other
trains were In readiness to transport
additional troops to the scene if ncces-
saiy. 1t was officially stated here that
eighteen men had been killed In Puebla.
Details of the anti-DiaZ conspiracy
alleged to have been promoted by
LN,.,,, II. r,,.~
from Mexico. and which had resulted
within the last two days in the arrest
of several co-conspirators in this city
and elsewhere. came to light today. In
dicnting that next Sunday was the date
fixed for a general uprising.
The conspirators appeared to have ex-
tended their operations to the states
of Vera Cruz. HidaIso, Coahuliia. San
luis Potosi, Puebla. Jalisco, Neuvo
Leon. Guanajuato. Yucatan and Zata-
cetas. To the authorities in these dis
tricts orders have been sent to put
down any disturbances.
Circulars which appear to have been
cent out by Madcro or his agents from
San Antonio to Persons in the city out
line his cnmnaign and announce Made
RI as constitutional president Of Mex
leo
among other statements Is the fol-
lowing:
IL francisco T. Madero. will place
myself atftheithrad1 of n revolutionary
party against the government Of N1cv-
leo Petwacn the Goth and Soth NJ No
vcmbcr shall lead my followers
AGAINST tina govnrnpnnnt of Mevico."
OF 'i>c i~en nrrnsr4d hnre for COM
nltcitv In tho lccosnrac". one, who gave
h's name as Cos'n pobelo. cnrried q
cow.n'sson fro," Mpdern -nmirg him
as governor Of tn, state Of Hidalgo,
REVOLUTION INEVITABLE.
San Antonio. Texas. Nov. lS.--'A rev.
olution In MAxico Is inevitable" said
Francisco !. Malaro. -r"-electionst
candidate for president of Mexico. now
In oyiln in San Antonio. when soon to-
night rcgnrdirG. tho news from Mexico.
'It may not break loose today. to-
morrow. or next week. but 1t Is bound
to como.
II an unable to saw from where Or
h~ WHOM, the Inducements are helms
dircctod. Mother do know who IL
furnishing the money for arms end nm-
m,,n.ion. If such thin~s are being
bought outside the "npuhlc.
"As5tc the ,Amnr'r'rs and oth"r fr"
"iuners IN tho reu,,hl'" thev win mt
ta m"Ic.tr', NV the 'rdn~rnS"nts. SINE
the rovoIrtinn 's n~a'n~t ~" nrnrent
government an! thn'" 's mt the least
fccIinr u~nirst tho fnre'~ners.''
Mr.. "nhero s"Ns he may remain hc"'
n month longer.
ALIVE: TO THE DANGER
Laredo. Tex. Nov. lS.-Thc presence.
OF 10 Mexican secret service men here
shows that the Diaz government Is
thoroughly alive to the danger OF Il
border uprising, ruynors Of which have
hccn rife for days. faH
T'Snecioll" ara the secret service mrn
on the lookout for suspected revo,,,-
tiouist leaders who may crosT tn" nh
Grandc into the En'tcl StntHs and for
shipments nf arms To Mcvi"o.