Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-24


 San Antonio, Tex, March 23.-Witl the call for six or seven thousand re. cruits, the issuance of an order by General Carter making provisions fol a sudden move, should it be required cristi z of = the Mexican revoiutionar, junta that ''the United States will in tervene in Mexico unless there is 2 definite show of tranquility by May 1.'' the recently diminished war cioui loomed larger today
 Madsro Warned te Get Busy.
 pr. Caricristi felt sure enough o1 his facts to embody them in repori to Francisco I. Madero, tbs revolutions ary leader, who, the latest report hai it. was within thirty miles of the city of Chihuahua. Dr. CaFicrfsti urged the insurrecto leader to achieve a decisive victory at all costs by May l, for, he wrote, President Tart will not wai1 longer than that for quiet to be re- stored. business resumed and trafii< over the railroads to De secure
 The courier departed from hera to- day with Dr. Caricristi's letter. It Is not an order, for Madero is the ssu- preme leader. but is in the nature o1 g report on the meaning of the mobili- zation of American troops in Texas.
 caricristi Has Been Invsstinatina.
 Most of Dr. Caricristis Investigating was done at Washington, though he visited Fl Paso and Laredo before coming to San Antonio. An inkline that something unusual was afooi nous Paris interview with Jose Yves Limantour. Mexican minister o1 finance, and he proceeded at once to Washington. In an interview today he said:
 Knows Taft is Determined.
 "Of course, a.complete federal tri- 1imph in Chihuahua, the restoration of communications and othsr business likewise would avoid intervention. know absolutely that President Taft is determined that order shali be re- stored and quickly, by ono side or the other, in Mexico, with tho alternative of intervention.
 Hepss for Recognition Of Insurrsetos.
 Tn my report to Senor 1xadero pointed out the necessity of cApturinS and holding the NtAtet ef Chihuahua .vinced that the rsvclut5S1fstE sssHii1 e recognized as bellItersnts by Che United States and other @Rorernuae6fl. Neither Side Wan4e JD1eorvontie&.
 T have reason to believe that May i Is the date set for the tcrminAtiou of President Tafes petienes with ths, dis order south Of the Rio Grande Neither side wants intervention, and believe firmly that federAIe and revolutionfsts would make common cause against aI invader.
 "The financial interests of the Limited States in Mexico are immense and Nitf that of E~rope are greater Tn d money sense than those of Mexico"
 Americana Fired on Anain1
 General Duncan is very skeptica about another report arriving todas that American soldiers have been firei upon by Mexican regulars on dufy across the river from Otinaga. IA teIe. gram was received from a subordinat tt government oficer today reporting thu alleged occurrence and adding that tbs Americans were compelled to seel shelter.
 General Duncan Deubks Story.
 General Duncan said he had re. ceived nothing ofncial as to any shoot. ing and doubted tho story very much He said. however, that he had report. cd the matter to the war department and was conducting ail% investigation
 Madsro Issuss Another Decree.
 Washington, March 23.--Afl persons in any way connected with the pro mitigation or enforcement of the recen suspension of constitutional Euoran. tees by the Mexican government wil be held personally responsible as homi cides by the insurgent government, ac- cording to a decree of Frafcisco l