Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-23


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then II the revolt has not already become
general by that tirues
El Dlarlo Del Hogar, the paper which in
cited the first anu-AmericaD riots in
Mexico city has been suppressed and the
editor. Fllomena Mata, Jailed.
The Parral g. Durango railroad is re-
ported captured by the revoluuonists, who
are said 10 be occupying a commanding
position on III Corro Hill, an emlnence
that divides the city OF Parral into two
parts.
The town proper was stil In the hands OF
the federal troops, but IL was expected that
the revouuonists would storm the city at
daybreak
An wires are down south OF Jiminez.
Every street IN Juarez is being patrolled
by rurales this morning Double guards
we're on duty over the municipal prison,
the federal arms, banks and customs house
last night Every pedestrian is stopped
and questioned as 10 his business The
Associated Press correspondent was stopped
and questioned every block when he entered
the city this morning.
The report reached here this morning that
forty revolutionists we're executed last night
at Puebla. ,A
An American arriving this morning from
Torreon declares that the mayor and two
Americans were killed at that place sun
day by. revolntonists, and that Lerdo
Gomez Palaclo. and ToTreon are all vir-
tuaily in the bands OF the revolutonists.
General Medino. who disappeared last
night, is said 80 be enroute to Guerrero to
join Madero aud Abraham Gonzales, who is
at the head OF the revolutionary forces now
in the vicinity Of Chihuahua.
Attack on chihuahua Expected.
Five thousand men on a construction
camp OF the Mexico Northwestern railroad
near Casas Grandes Chihuahua, threaten
10 revolt tonight. The mayor of Casas
Grandes has telegraphed a request for
troops. stating that tho city will be in the
hands of the rebels IL ranforcements are
not received today
Pfactieally all the surrounding country
Is IN theehands Of the rebels, according 10
good authority. An attack on Chihuahua
Is expected tonight
A train load Of ten cars OF soldiers ar
rived at Parrai at noon and Immediately
dislodgod the revolutlOnists from their
fortified position above PaEral They fled
In disorder presumably toward Durango
city. Eight rebels are reported killed and
three rurales are wounded.
With the recovery OF Gomez, Palacio and
Parral quiet again prevails although there
Is great excitement throughout the states
Of Chihuahua and Durango The National
railroad has resumed business and all wires
again are working through to the city Of
Mexico. 9.a
The federal Telegraph, however reports
It's Mexico wire b the way Of Guayamas
sonora. had been eat supposedly by bands
OF Yaquis. who are terrorising that part
" tho country.
The federal telegraph however, Is refus-
ing all but government Se-
Troop Train BlO..n UD.
william Bale, miner from Chihuahua
declares that 800 troops en- route from Chi
huahua 70 MADEIRA were blown up on a
bridge and killed. II has been impossible
TO verify this report
A. q. Sprenger a salesman who came IN
this morning from Torreon and Conner
palacio. says he, saw the fighting In Gomez
Palaoio Sunday and that the dead wer,
lying an about the streets.
Jose de La Soto. a.wealthy cattle ranchel
Of Jiminez. and Abraham Gonzales OF Chi
huahua. editor o. ~ Critic Del Puebla, wer,
In FL Paso secretly Saturday last, having
come here TO make -their Wills on tbs
American side They left Immediately foi
JIminez and Gomez iPalacio. De la Soto
is a Madero leader The two revolutonls
leaders advised their friends TO watch foi
results within zeW days.
Troops Hurried 90 Eagle Pass.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Nov 22.-Followinl
the departure OF Troop X. Third cavalry
under command Of Captain Arthur Thayer
yesterday Afternoon from Del no, Troop /
Of the same regiment, under command o.
Lieutenant Matt u. Bristol, hurrledly lef
here today FOR Eagle Pass for the purpos,
OF assisting In preserving the neutrality
laws and protecting American interests
More troops are held in readiness at For
Sam Houston for any orders that may b,
received here. Advices received here From
United States Consul Ellsworth az Ciuda,
Porfirlo DlaE. are to the effect that tn
general situation In Mexico has assumed
serious aspect.
Three More Towns Taken,
EAGLE PASS. TEX. Nov % The Mexl
can revoluuonlsts have captured the thre
chief towns IA the Rich Nazes River valley
Gomez PalaclO, Lerdo and Torreton. Tn
death toll Is reported heavy az TOrretor
where Leo reyOlutionists, armed with mod
ern long range guns, swept the city with
terrific fire FOR several hours No Amer
cans are reported killed
Vnlardena. one Of the biggest minin
camps IA Mexico. where smelter OF III