Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-28
F|L|bUSTER BAND
Invading MEXICO
LA COLORADO TAKEN BY THE
RINOLJ TRONARY FORCES.
Americans DENOUNCE ACT


Only Those In Possession Of Rai-
rond PASSES.
NJ Associated Press.
HermIssllio, Mex March 27.-
News has reached here that a band
Df American filibusters not affiliated |
with federals or revolutionists, enter
ed Northern Sonora at Selraca and
captured a young Mexican and shot
him. All American residents In this
city are signins petition addressed |
to Governor Torres donouncng the act
and Offering their services to arrest
the band Americans have enjoyed .
protection from both federals and !
revdutlonists.
The revolutionary force which took |
La Colorado, forty miles from here, |
were well received BY the inhabitants,
When they heard Of the approach of
the federal column the reyolutloni3ts
marched out to meet hem, The fed /
erals came upon the town from an
other way and were met by only the
guard of fifty left in the town. These
were about one-half Pima Indians At.
TIE first fire from the guards fifteen
fcderals fell dead, The guard then
rctr,otcd leaving seven dead and kill |
ing fifteen federals No one is al |
lowed TO leave the city other than by !
the railroads
Foil Attempt TO Take Town.
ParraL Mex, March 27.-Demand
OF two hundred or more lnsurrectos
for the surrender Of the town Of Indc,
situated several hours ride from the
National Railroad, was refused by the
iefe politico and as the result fire
hat lasted tcr five hours was direct
I'd on the town. The insurrectos lost
eight men, A boy was sent by the
insurrectOs with "A message to the au
.horities asking for the surrender ana
promising no pillaglng would be
done, The boy was detained and a
short time afterwards a few shots
uropped into the plaza. Just then
the flag of the Republic was run up
pole by the order Of the jefe as "A
ieflurce to the invaders and then the
lire commenced with vigor, Later
some OF the insurrectos became bolder
and came in close t. the business sec
ion but were driven back. The in
surrectos finally retired into the
mountains
Elaborate Preparations,
FL Paso, Texas, March 27.-The
insucrcctos are reorganizing their
forces, drilling their men and pro-
viding ammunition with view OF
carrying on the war to a decisive is
sue, No attention whatever Is being
paid to the so-called overtures for
peace. Madero is anxious to show the
widespread extent of the revolution
and thus to win recognition OF bel
igerency from all the nations.
This Information is given out by
he revolutionary iunta here today
as coming from Francisco /. Madero,
the so called president Of the insur-
rectos. II was stated that Madero In
recent messages to the iunta was ca
ger to obtain from foreign gov
ernment an official recognition that
state of war existed in Mexico. Es-
pecally said the statement by the
lunta, do we the insurrectos want to
merit the frlendliness of the United
states
Diaz's Cabinet Named
Mexico city, Mar az President
Dia2's cabinet was officially announced
today as forecasted Cosio was named
war minister The post OF minister
of interior Is not filled. The inaug-
ural ceremonies will occur tomorrow.
Co-incident with the official an
nouncement of new Diaz cabinet
today came that OF the appointment
of Manuel ID. Zacamacona Enclain
,t..,... 4. 1.
succeeding Francisco Leon DE Labara
At the same time the resignation OF
Maguel Macedo as sub-secretary Of
rsne department of the interior became
known.
In the cabinet as announced the
Office Of secretary of the interior was
left vacant and speculations as to its
incumbent still favored Theodore
Dehesa, governor of Vera Cruz and
candidate for vice president at the
last election General Cosio retains
the portfolio of the department Of
war.
The cabinet as at present consttut-
ed is: Foreign Relations. Francisco
De Labara Interior pending, Justice
demtcrio sod, public instruction,
Manuel Marroquin " Rivers, com
munlcatIons and public works, Norbe-
to Domngue2; finance, Jose yves
Llmantour; war and marine, General
Manuel Gonzales Coslo
News Alarms Rebel Force.
Mexlcala, Mar 27-The news that
Simon Berthold was wounded In a
fight with the Federals at Alamo to-
gether with the information that the
government force at Tecate had been
doubled again created alarm today in
the rebel garrison at MeXlcalln The
fate OF Berthold is uncertain The in
formation that Berthold had been
wounded in the leg came as personal
message to LeyVa.
II IL said that one rebel and four
federals were killed In battle that
took place March 22. A man who
wounded Captain John Mcdonald OF
the rebel force in a row today Is an
oraco ana II is thought he Is erla-
tive Of the lnsurrecto leader IN Chi
huahua Fugitive Mexican officials In
CnllIzico today complained to Cant