Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22

tonight. For the first time in tine 6f- teen years of operation the leased wire or the Associated Press from Laredo c. Monterey and Mexico City was conl- rrandee-ed tonight by the Mexican f,os eruuient on the plea of military need
 Laredo. Texas, Office Cut Of.
 Tho federal telegraph circuit man ercr in Neuvslsro was ordered to cut or the Laredo office of the Associated Press tc prevent information being rieaned From messages moving over the wire These instructions emanated from tle headquarters of the general telegrsPls iu Mexico City. where 1t ean explained the government would require all irs telegrapfic facilities throughout the night.
 6loodshed in Cities.
 Coming as 1t does. after what was officially reported to have been a per- rectiy tranquil Sunoay throughout the freater Vart If Mexico. broken only by few almost insignificant disorders iu the smaller Tlaces. this action by the Government would appear to lend sub stance tc the runors of bloody riots at ! s.aratreas. Goucz Palacfo and Tor ron. the authenticity of which had been in doubt.
 These three important cities are sit ! uaied in a region which has been dis affected for years Gomez Palacio | and To~~e"n are cities of about 15,000 srl -5.fge ir "a 1itauts. rcspectively.a and l arc Sur mites apart in the L.aguna eistrict pf Corhuila.
 This tcfritor- was the scene of in- surreriion sn 1908. which was quickly i oueiled hs :hc federal government, and vi ich i= supposed fo have resulted in General Bernardo Reyes being sent out of Mexico. General Reyes at that time vas governor Of the contiguous state or Nueve Leon The revolutionists l proclaimed his as their leader.
 Repeated disavowsls by him did not | seem to convince the central govern | fuent that he as not cOvertly abettirC | fue disafectiou. He was despatched to | Europe cstensibly onsa military mis- | sion. and has not yet returned.
 Ma4-iro Against oisz.
 Almost al once fhe same element I that had recoEuizcd Reyes as their | standard beaver turned 10 Francisco [. | Madeira and uouiinated him for presi- dent of the republic in opposition to fne iucum 1e1i- Porfrio Diaz, in the l elections held last spring.
 NaSciro and his supporters said that they wee not granted fair treatment fn the caInra ien Madeira was impris- c-rl on thc charge of insulting the | -1vsrnWent by his statement that he eouid not get justice in the courts. He | was teld in prison until several weeks | after election day. when the existing ! rsverl-neut was overwhelmingly re- turned to power. After that he was re- i l-szed on bail.
 Msdsiro stin in Mexico.
 Madeira made his way to San An l fonio Tex. disguised sS pean. At San Antonio he Is alleged to nave been | secretly preparing bis 9artl-ahs Tor | rhe widesnresd d revolt which was set | for Sunday Nov. %. On Nov. is Madeira slipped out of [ San Antonio and made his way on ' train to Cotuiia. Tex. where he was | met hv four companions with horses ' and a guide. They departed in west ! criy direction. ft was then said that i he Nas eoing to the family estate in s-oahuiia 70 take personal command !. of the government forces in the 1 field No furtLeT word has been on- | f..ined regarding his movements and it | '- believed he is in Mexico tonight. Texas Rangers Ordered to the Rio |
 Grsnde. Every urecsution is taksn by Ameri- | can officers 10 prevent violation of f enurrsiry laws on United States soil. ' Governor Campbell of Texas is report -d to have ordered the entire force Of Texas Rsngsrs 10 the Rio Grsuda. The p comma ndinE officer of Fort Mcintosh !. has placed a double guard over the . gun racks in each bsrre css of tine four i rompsuie. of infantry stationed here | ss c rrecsution against theft or seizure | hy Mexican revolutionistS U. S. Cavalery Leave for the Border.
 san Antonio. Tex. Nov. 2f.-Troop | k. Third U. & cevelry. Capt. Arthur | Thaye CT in comuand left here tonight i fn special train for Del Rio. The l troop is equipped for stay of a month | f- the field. IL is said that other | troops will be sent from Fort Sam l Houston within 2 day or two to do | duty along the Mexican border
 Arerie,n Women Notified to Keep of |
 the Streets. Els Psso Texas Nov. s1-Govern- | nent officers at Chihuahua. Mexico, | are searching the city for ammunition | and are dealing vigorously with per | sons found with explosives in their | po<session. according 10 reports reach | the border tonight. All American | tho streets of Chihuahua. The police said they could not guarantee to pro- feet them from insult
 Bank Under Strong Guard
 strouz guard is maintained over | sn- BaHco Minero and business is 1 rsrtiy suspended.
 America ms arriving here assert that l n. situation in Chihuahua is grave and Is constantly becoming more strained
 Many families ar. coming to the border to await the return of settled | conditions
 RsvoIutionists Enlist Yacui Indians,
 Ela PaSo- ItXaS, NOV. FLA report | reached here from Cananea. Mexico. l. tonight that revolutionIsts are enlist ing the hostile Ysqui Indians for serv- ice against the Mexican government. | IL Is said that one thousand Yauui l warriors will take the field if actual Esr breaks out.
 Arms and Ammunition Struggled.
 Fla Paso Texas. Nov. 2l-Wholesale smuggling Of arms and ammunition l across the border near Naco, Ariz. is said to be in progress. All travellers are riGidiy searched and many arc 1 turned hack. Both American and Mex lean border officers h@ve rHc"i ~f ir- structions from their soTsTnm9ntS tS take s5tTa prsczaricn= ssaiAst sL4ug Giins
 Armed MsN,cans Organizing m Za-
 psta County. Texas.
 Austin. TrxHs. Nv5. .l. ;iv"rii"r