The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-25
DAY FOR UPRISING
IN THE COUNTRY OF
THE MONTEzUMAS
PASSES QUIETLY AND NO REvo-
LUTON AGAINST THE Mex
CAN GOVERNMENT.
TWO MEN ARE ARRESTED SUNDAY
Suspects Are Mine Bosses In Paehea.
No Bull Fights Are Allowed in the
City, and No Large Gatherings Of
Any Kind.

TNhJ tNhfer
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 2O.-The insur-
rection which was said to have been
planned for today against the govern.
ment Of Mexico failed to materialize.
Sunday passed without unusual Incl
dent, and while the authorities have
not relaxed their vigilance, it is be-
Ilieved that no further troubles will oc-
cur.
Special dispatches received here to-
night from many places, including
Vera Cruz, Puebla and Orizah, stated
that everything had been quiet in
those places.
Two men whose occupations are
mine bosses, were arrested in Pachuca
and brought here. 1t is believed that
they are suspected OF having been Inn
plicatsa II the plot against the gov.
.
eminent
A dispatch from Pachuca said that
the children Of three women who are
now in Jail charged with firing on the
soldiers during the Puebla fight are
being cared for by German woman
one woman who was under arrest was
released after an investigation showed
that she had not participated in the
ARRAY.
A newspaper correspondent, who re
turned to Mexico City tonight from Pu
ella, said that not more than forty
persons were slain in the fight that oc
Cured at the house of A. Dulles Ger
dan. Sixteen of the dead were reveo
iIutionists, he stated, and the Others
were members of the police force, sol
d;ars add spectators. The CORES
pondent estimated the wounded a.
about 1875, and among them were
large number of persons innocent o.
any wrong doing. but who happened
to be in the vicinity at the time and
were victims Of stray bullets.
Reports received tonight from San
ia Cruz, stated that the demonstra
ton there last night was Of short du
ration. A party of revolutionisti
small in number, attempted to create
revolt, but were driven to the noun
tains by troops.
| An attempt was made to burn
bridge on the Mexican railway neal
Santa Cruz, but soldiers were quicki!
on the scene and prevented the act
Late reports say that no further dis
turbances were anticipated there.
No bull fights we're allowed to TAXI
place in Mexico City today and ther'
were no large gatherings of any KNIT
in the Mexican capital.
Soldiers and police patrolled tn
streets all day, but not an act oc
Cured, so far as can be learned, tina
required their services.
In the suburban districts where !
is said trouble was to be expected
everything was quiet, and order pre-
vailed in all towns of the federal dis
trict.
An air of uneasiness could be Oh
served among members OF foreign col
Ionies. on account Of the uncertainty o
the situation. In the clubs and res
taurants the situation was the sol
topic of conversation, and now tina
Sunday has passed without an out
break, an easier feeling prevails.
/ The whereabouts of Francis L. Ma
dero, said to be the leader OF the plo
against the constituted authorities o
THE republic, are not known here, bu
the impression was that he will no
return to this country from San An
tonic. where he has been since his re
lease from custody in San Luis Potosi
nothing is know here Of his reportes
departure from San Antonio to some
point along the border.