The Washington times., 1910-11-21
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through the north Of Mexico and far
from the Mexican capital
Further advIces across the border in
diCate that yesterdays outbreak at
Zacatecas was part Of a series Of Red
Sunday demonstrations planned TO be
held throughout the republic as a fore
runner Of a general revolution Two
thousand appeared in q demonstration
which was directed against the govern
ment, and not against the Americans.
So far as can be learned. no Americans
were killed during the outbreak
Paid for in Cash
The arms and ammunition being ship
ped across the border into Mexico from
Eagle Pass. Marathon, and Del Rio,
Texas, have ben paid for in cash. the
authorities say. Il is said that 5000
rifles already have been smugEied
across. having been purchased. 1t IS
said, out Of fund controlled by Fran
cisco Nadero.
A dispatch from Topic, Tex, declares
the students there are preparing for a
demonstration similar TO those recently
at GuadIafar and Mexico CITY. The
fifth battalion OF Federal troops which
had been ordered from Tepic to san
Tepic and preserve order
The Tepic trouble is caused BY III
feeling against Americans. Students
and merchants congregated in the
streets today and discussed the Rod
rgusz Iynching with great heat
Further trouble IS expected there at
snv moment
Reports OF serious clashes from many
NJ
spite he strict censorship maintained
by the Mexican government The latest
OF these tells Of a hot skfrmish at Del
Rio, where the revoIutionists bested the
river guards and were later repulsed
when a sheriff. s posse, quickly organ
izeo, REINFORCED the guards. The town
Is said 70 be In a state OF Wild excite
meDt this morning.
Msdero Sought.
The Mexican government is moving
troops rapidly into all OF the territory
where q revolutionary uprising is feared
Guerrero, where the revolutionary lead
er NIderO planned TO establish his head
quarters. is now held by government
troops. while cavalry patrols are
searching the country fO- the fnsurgent
lsader and his Heutenants.
The report that General Bernardo
Reyes arrived secretly from Europe.
where he has been III virtual exile by
Command of President Diaz, and is rbe
real leader OF the uprising is Worrying
the ofncials- The general is immensely
popular and were he to take an open
BSrt III movement having for its pur-
pose the overthrow of the Diaz admin
lstratioH, he could count on thousands
OF recruits.
Death List Unknown.
AdyiCes received here today place the
number Of killed in the rioting at Ze-
Catecas, Mexico. at 100 other reports
say the death list viii reach so. but
The reports are confusing and authen-
tic information is impossible to obtain.
because Of the censorship
Zacstecas Is 800 miles south Of the
border and it IS unlikely that the re-
suits OF the fighting there will be
definitely known for some time TO come
Most Of the reports reaching here are
that force Of rioters assembled in
The public square. and, after singing
revolutionary songs and shouting
threats against the CITY officials, start
ed to march through the streets
\ fOrcc Of soldiers was in waiting.
and at signal fired half dOben vOiIevs
IN the crowds The rioters fed in the
utmost confusion, leaving many dead
and wounded behind