The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-29
MORMONS DEFEAT
MEXICAN REBELS

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and will be sent &c Chihuahua for trial.
/ II is stated that all who are actually
proved guilty OF bearing arms against
the government will be executed sum-
+, marily, and that for this reason the gov
eminent has officially recognized the out
| break as a revolution. 1t is reported
| that Guadaioupe Calvo. mining re-
gion. has fallen into the hands OF the
rebels
| Mexico CITY. Nov. J2S-The National
Railway Company has received a dis
patch from its agent at chihuahua con
/ firming the report of battle there yes
\ teTady between government troops and
revolutiOnlsts. No details. however. are
given.
| Troops arc constantly leaving Mexico
City. Most of them are bound for the
| frontier. Two regiments have been sent
TO Yucca to-day. All the news from there
/ is strictly censored by the government.
| Travellers state that all the cities in
Yucatan are under martial law.
The last regiment OF artillery was sent
! from Mexico City last night. The wheels
of the gun carriages were wrapped and
padded 10 prevent noise while passing
through the streets in order that the In
habitants might not know OF the regi-
ments departure. The regiment entrain-
/ ed for the north.
sixty students Arrested.
! Sixty students arrested at Guadalajara
yesterday we're released to-day. new
professor has been appointed at the coll
lege they attended. and students met
| him and gave him an ovation. Suisse
| quently. as they were leaving the col
| lege, they were arrested by the secret
police and kept in JAIN all night There
Is much indignation over the affair. The
students all belong 70 the best families.
! There is much unrest in Guadalajara,
/ but there has been no outbreak. The
/ garrison is being re-enforced.
/ The Peladin, a newspaper supporting
| Madero, the revolutionary leader, was
! suppressed by the police yesterday, and
/ its editor arrested. This is the second
! newspaper in Mexico city TO be sup
pressed since the trouble started Many
papers have been suppressed in other
1 cities.
Fear Wholesale Desertions.
The officers and soldiers of all the
regiments stationed in Mexico City and
/ the suburbs received orders yesterday not
10 leave their barracks The government
fears that they might be tampered with
/ by the revolutionists. A battle was ex-
| peeted this afternoon at Texcoeo. twenty
! miles northeast OF Mexico City. Five
thousand four hundred revoIutionists are
eneamped In the mountains near there.
! Two regiments. one OF cavalry and one
of infantry, belonging to the state ru-
rales, under command of Fernando Con-
/ zales, governor OF the state OF Gayo,
started 10 attack the rebels at 10 O'clock
| this morning. No details are obtainable.
II is said reyolutionists, well armed and
organized, have started from Taxcala 10
attack Mexico City. The government is
censoring all news from that section, and
has forbidden the newspapers here 10
/ publish the story in any form.
MaderO's secretary was brought "a
Mexico City yesterday under arrest. He
had Sl50.0O0. in bills, in his possession
II is reported that he was released this
morning and the money was returned tC
him.
The conductor OF the special train on
the National Railway which took a regi-
ment north few days ago says the
train was stopped when forty miles out
| Of Mexico City. From the officer com
handing he learned that Two of his meI
had deserted. a squad OF twenty troop
ers was sent back 10 look for them and
these, too, deserted.
Then all the windows OF the train
were closed and locked. The train
proceeded 10 Gonzales Junction, officers
marching in the aisles with reyolyers
drawn, 1t is also reported that 500 sol
diers were disarmed and arrested al
chihuahua for refusing TO fire on the
rebels. Later they were given their
arms and sent to another point.
1t is authOTitatively stated that al
regiments have been transferred from
point to point so that they be among
strange people should a rising occur