The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-23
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 ] TD,JMWRATE yes, Vasques and Zapata
 Combine NOT IMPRACTICABLE Government Efforts to Suppress Zapata Have Been of Little Avail. Mexicans Leave Laredo.
 Other Insurrections
NOT IMPRACTICABLE

Mexico City, Mex November 22.-- Emilio yasquez Gomez, General Reyes and Emiliano Zapata have joined hands in an effort to overthrow the Madero government, according to information recevied by the President today from the secret service agents of the gov ernment now in San Antonio. 1 Zapata has been in open rebellion since the close of the revolution and the government is now waging a wig orous campaign to eliminate him and his followers. Vasquez Gomez will soon be arrested in the opinion of gov ernment officials who received such ad- vices from their agents in the north. At the department of the interior advices were received today of the en- gagement at the hacienda San Nicolas, Guanajato, on Monday, in which the federals defeated insurrectos under Candido Procel The report mentioned the killing of a number of insurrectos, the capture of few prisoners, horses and arms, but mentions no federal losses.
 The government is unwilling to ad- init that this enga cement has anything to do with the esVasques rebel lion, notwithstanding Procels an- nouncement that he was fighting against the central government and that the war cry of his men is Viva Reyes
 Another insurrection which is at- tracting considerable attention is that in the neighborhood of Santiago Papa. squiaro, Durango, where the rebels are also crying "Viva Reyes" It was re- ported, but not confirmed, that they had taken the above named town. hn off fn Zapata, resumed some 10 days ago, have improved conditions In Morelos but little. Another series of engage ments have been fought, in one of which his brother Eufmio was killed, but Zapata himself continued as elusive as ever
 Yesterday a detachment of his army was defeated by federals at Tlalmoc, Morelos. The rebels had planned to rob a passenger train coming from Vera Cruz Mstaking a special loaded with federal troops for the regular train, they stopped it. The federals poured heavy fire from the coach windows Into the ranks of Zapatistas, who fled. The casualties among the latter, however, were few.
 Unoffically the triumvrate-Reyes. Vas quez and Zapata--is not regarded as im- practicable. Reyes is considered to be a military expert of high order; 1t is granted that Vasquez Gomez can count upon a number of disgruntled Maderstas through his utilization with them while minister of the interior and already Zapata has proved himself to be formidable foe, both during the Madero revolution and since while fighting on his own account.
 San Antonio. November 22.-Brig. Gen. J. w. Duncan, commanding the depart ment of Texas, returned today from La redo, entirely satisfied with the way the
  led. He saw no war clouds on the horizon while on the Mexican border. No dan ger is felt at either Eagle Pass or Fl Paso.
 District Attorney Boynton reports the day as being without development. Noah Allen of Brownsville. assistant district attorney for the southern district, will remain in San Antonio several days, &C., cumuating additional evidence to strengthen the cases against the men al- ready indicted at Laredo.
 At the headquarters of General Reyes it was denied tonight that Jose Leon del Vaile will be sent to Washington as an agent of General Reyes.
 Laredo, Tex. November 22-As myste- riously as they came, practically all of the several hundred Mexicans who re- gently established temporary residence in Laredo left for other parts today. No ex- planation was given for the sudden exo- dus and the significance of the depar- lures can only be conjectured.
 A small quantity of arms and ammu- nition was seized at Laredo today. Fifty horses were taken at a ranch near the town of Auillares in this county.
 Austin, Tex. November Ex-Governor Colquitt has requested President Taft to confer upon the state ranger force au- thority to enforce the federal imnigra- ton laws along the Rio Grande. It is urged that this authority will aid the state authorities in excluding Mexicans interested in revolutionary juntas and in clearing the Texas side of the river of rlotters who already may. have crossed the border. The President has referred the matter to the department of con- merce and labor.
 Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, November 22- Gen Pascual Orozco will remain here to defend the town against any possible at- tack by the Reyistas. General Orozco was under orders to go to Sinaloa, but these were cancelled today and he will remain here until danger of an uprising is past.
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