Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-24
MANY FEDERAL TROOPS SAID
TO HAVE GONE OVER
TO INSURGENTS.
US TROOPS SENT TO THE FRONT
Gomez, Palacio, Population 1000, Re.
ported In Hands Of Rebeis.-Gov-
ernmsnt Seizes Telegraph
Wires,

Me4lCO ClCy, NOV. ZZ.-lC is reported
here that Francisco I: Madero, the
revolutionary leader, entered Mexico
with 900 followers at some point be-
tween Eagle Pass and Laredo, Texas.
Gen. Geronimo Trevino, commander
of the military zone in which Mon
terey is situated, has gone north at
the head of strong body Of troops
to meet him.
The war ministers, in explaining
why troops were hurriedly sent to
Orizaba in the state of Vera Cruz said
it was feared that the rebels might
dynamite the railroad bridges. The
net result of the fighting there, &C
cording to the minister was one SOL
der killed and several persons wound
ed when mob attacked and pillaged
the market.
Fierce fighting occurred at Dur
ango, Torreon, Parral and Gomez Pa
lacio, the latter town falling into the
hands of the rebels. Three hundred
of the federal troops at Gomez Pa.
laciO are said to have gone over to
the insurgents who have now turned
their attention to attacking the loyal
forces at Torreon.
1t is reported on good authority that
rs persons have been killed at Zacate.
cas-. The government troops, it is also
reported, quelled the uprising there
and are in control The wires north
Of Monterey have been cut and no
reports are obtainable from beyond
that point. It is believed that the in
surgents are responsible for the cut
tign of communication. ~
Yaquis to Join RevoIutionists
Ell Paso, Nov pa report reached
here from Cananea, Mex, that revolu
tionists are enlisting the hostile Yaqui
Indians for service against the Mexi.
can government. It is said that over
1000 warriors will take the field II
actual war breaks out. r ,s2ss@s5
Both American and Mexican Dor.
der officials have received instructions
from their governments to take ex'
ira precautions against smuggling.
An unconfirmed report reached here
that 600 federal soldiers at Chihua.
hua were suspected of disloyalty to
the government, and disarmed. 40.
cording to the report, a company OF
rurales visited the barracks and car.
ried away all the arms and ammuni.
ton.
y. S. Troops to the Front.
San Antonio, Nov. 22.-Troop K
Third United States cavalry, Capt,
Arthur Thayer in command, left here
in a special train for Del Rio. The
troop is equipped for stay of q
month in the field It IL understood
that other troops will be sent from
Fort Sam Houston within day OF
two, to do duty along the Mexican
border.
Government Is Aroused.
Laredo, Nov. 22.- The situation In
Mexico appears TO-, be serious. 70,
the first time in the Is years Of op
Grafton, the leased wire Of the AS
ISOLATED Press from Laredo to Mon
Sterey and Mexico City was command
eered BY the Mexican government On
the plea Of military needs and thu
federal circuit manager IN Nusvo Lar
edo was ordered to cut OF the Laredo
oAaee Of the Associated Press to pre-
vent information being cleaned from
messages moving over the wire.
These Askxuetiens ssnaAated from
tie hsalanaJtszs q the federal tele
lgraeAp = AsGiso City. whore Il ~