New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
MEXICAN VIOLENCE ENDS
Many Arrests for Acts of Dis
order in Diaz's Capital.
A u. S. CONSULATE WRECKED
Mob in Guadalajara-Governor
Campbell Reports Ability to
Protect Mexicans.

Washington. Nov 11-American citizens
in Mexico have been cautioned by Ambas-
sador II. l.. Wilson to refrain from acts OF
Violence, he is convinced that the Mex
lean Government is exerting Its best ef-
forts to suppress the anti-American riots
Mr.. Wilson telegraph to the State De-
partment to-day that he expected no fur
ther violence and that the American en-
bassy was we'll protected. He reported the
arrest OF ffty-one men for acts of dis
order.
Several interviews have been held be
tween Philander c. Knox. Secretary OF
state. and SefIor de Ia Barra, the Mexican
Ambassador, in regard to the situation
which has arisen the result of the lynch
ing of the Mexican, Rodriguez. at Rock
Springs. Tex. November 8. There is no
doubt that both governments keenly regre,
the trouble.
Every effort is being made TO protect
Mexican citizens in Texas. Governor Camp
bell reported to the State Department to-
day that he also expected no further trou-
BILE. and that the lynching of Rodriguez
was being thoroughly investigated. All pos
sible assistance is being given to the Mexi-
can Consul at Eagle Pass, who is endeavor-
ing to identify those responsible for the
lynching
Ambassador de la Barra tonight asked
that a denial be made of the report that
Landa Escandon. Governor of the fed
ersl district, and Joaquin Casasus. former
Me xican AMBASSADOR to the United States.
had taken part in the demonstrations
HgaiI ST Americans in Mexico City Wednes-
day night He particularly objected to the
statement that SenOrs Landa and casasus,
accompanied by Senor Diaz. Chief of PO-
lice, had followed the main body Of stu
dents about the city in automobiles Am
bassador de la Barra said that he had re-
ceived a telegram to-day from the Mexican
Minister of Foreign Affairs saving that this
assertion was false.
Mexico City. Nov 11-According II TO pri-
vate kilograms received tonight, the Amer
lean consulate at Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
State of Coahuila, just across the border
from Eagle Pass. was wrecked by a mob
of Mexicans last night. The message add
ed that no one was injured.
To guard against possible repetition OF
the anti-American rioting, the government
to-day issued orders forbidding bullfghts
on Sunday next. Quiet prevailed in this
city this morning.
In an interview concerning the recent
disturbances in Mexico, the Minister OF
Foreign Relations, Enrique c. Creel, said
tonight that the Mexican government had
communicated TO Washington the profound
regret felt for the acts of violence com
mitted and had given assurances that
those responsible would be dealt with by
judicial authorities and in conformity with
law.
He did not believe. he said, that there
existed any danger OF a rupture of the
friendly relations existing between the two
countries. because both governments were
desirous OF seeing justice done.
Never" he said, have the relations be
tween the countries been cordial or SC
solidly cemented at the present time
In view of the conduct of the two govern
ments. truth and justice will open a way
to produce calm. The conviction prevails
that affairs of this nature should be settled
by diplomacy and the departments of jus
tice and not by acts Of violence"
The National Medical School, students OF
which made the first demonstration that
led 10 the riot, was temporarily closed to-
day by the authorities. number of the
students who were arrested are still in Gus
tody Their comrades raising funds for
cir defence.