The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-25
Quiet Restored Throughout
Mexico, Except in Guerrero,
District of Chihuahua;
Rebels Attacking Villages.
UNITED STATES STILL
GUARDING THE BORDER
Interview With General Ber-
nardO Reyes, Now in Paris,
Who Left Home to Avoid
Any Possible ENHANCEMENT.
WILL REMAIN IN FRANCE

z AGILE PASS. Texas. Nov. 24.-rhe
Mexican commander In Ciudad POr-
1triO DiaN tonight Informed guS-
Toms Collector A.. ~. Dove that Frun-
eiseo l. MaderO, claimant of the presi-
dency OF Mexico. was severely wounded
ia a fight today al Guerrero between
his forces and zoo ruraleS and cavalry.
commanded ~ Colonel FuenteS and
Lieut.. AieanOr Valdez.
The Mexican commander said thar
his adNtces came directly from a trust
worthy citizen OF Guerrero. who came
IA during the day. According 10 the
report MaderS led his force when fed
efHl troops engaged them. The engage
mcnt was fierce for "A time.
haderO was seen 10 faIi from his
morse lie was carried Ia the rear and
MS ioree Tell back. The federal troops
are reported 90 have followed an their
advantage, scattering The rebels 10 The
nils. The nature Of MaderO's wounds
are unknown. Collector Dove tonight
-alu that ne would wait for absolute
confirmation before making any report.
Laredo, Texas. Nov. 24-Mexican
Consul Miguel r. Diebold today re
ceiVed official advices that quiet has
been restored in an places throughout
Inc country. except the Guerrero dis
ttlcl IN Chihuahua, where 2O0 revoIu-
tl9ils's are SIM making attacks on viz
fhe consul saws they are not revolu-
tionists, bur 7sdnuits NhO are in tha
field 10 rob and pillage
General LaurO Nillar. stationed i'm
NueNO Laredo, Mexico today received
otilclal adYlces from AN points i'm his
lsClctlon, extending from MatamOras
10 Columbia. thirty miles above Laredo
ON the Mexican side OF the river. say
ing that everything is quiet along the
border and Ina the immediate interior
The Mexican government still main
talns Gordon of troops TO guard the
border. ON the United states side of
lle RIO Grande troops are on guard
from townsville To Del Rio. and ae-
cofdths To information covering this
stretch or territory quiet prevailed all
daE.
Consul Diebold said the Mexican gov
crument had the situation well in hand.
sporadic outbreaks may occur, NE said.
hut tie troops were adequate TO cope
With the situation.
~ the wherea bouts OF Francisco l.
Madero Is known, no iutimatiOn is given
out On the Mexican authorities. Not
understanding the tranquil conditions
alarmist rumors are still i'm circula ton
These rumors are not confined To the
border towns. bur ave current even i'm
Mexico CITY. 4 rumor current there
today and reported 90 the minister of
war was that an attack would be made
Un Ma lamOras TODAY or tonight. This
Tumor was communicated 10 General
Nllar. who, nm turn, immediately got in
- touch with his aides i'm Matamoras
After thorough scout of the couu-
llA reply was sent 20 General NiIar
flat there were no indications of an
outbreak either I'm MatanOras or it's
vicinity. According 10 the rumor in
the capital the telegraph wires were
20 De cut SO that any report OF the at
tack would he impossible.
Up 10 late hour tonight the wires
We're working.
General Trevno, who left Monterey
Yesterday with trainload of soldiers
Tor Iorreou over the Mexican Iuterua-
tional railroad, had not arrived late
tonight. III is said he probably left the
(Con,inued on PHge TNeIVeD