The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-09-09
REBELLION, RIOT AND REYES
THREE THINGS DISTURB THE
CALM or MADEROS MEXICO.


Troops Sent TO suppress Banderas, Gov.
eruor" Of Sinaloa. and Upset m Eiec.
+ tiOn-PrOtests Against Oct ober Vot.
ing-Hot Scrap at Monterey Meeting
MEXICO CITY. Sept. s-Rebellion on
the part OF the Governor of Sinaloa is
10 be put down with all haste II the Fed
erals can do il. The elections Just held
there under the direction Of Juan Ban
deras. self-imposed Governor. will mot
he recognized by the Federal Govern
ment. and the troops which are being
sent to Sinaloa to subdue Banderas have
instructions to bring him to justice. He
will be tried for various crimes with
which he is charged. according to the
statement of Government official last
night
Early returns Of the election indicated
sweeping victory for Jose Renteria,
opponent of Banderas for the Gov
ernorship. The result is taken to indi-
cate that the populace does no, approve
OF Banderas's threat TO declare the in
| dependence Of Sinaloa from Mexico.
The Fourteenth Corps of Rurales. as
we'll "a battalion Of infantry at the
command Of Gen. Jose Refugio yelasco
has left TO take the field at Culiacan
against Banderas. Gen. Velasco has
also been ordered to take the Government
of the State OF Snaloa into his hands,
according to a statement made by Min
lister Granados. On the way TO Sinaloa
Gen. Nelasco's forces will be joined by
other Federal troops and also by a force
OF Msderistas. which will be supplied
by the Maderista General Ochoa at
Fort Snaloa.
Afraid that a fair Federal election will
not be held in October. the hackers OF
Gen. Bernardo Reyes. who call their
organization the Popular Evolutionist
party, will present a petition to the Cham
ber Of Deputies and the Senate on Sep
tember II asking that the elections he
postponed. so Lie. Ostos. secretary of
the party. announces.
Meantime election instruct ctions have
been sent out to the governors of the
states and territories of the republic
by the Minister Of Gobernacion, Dr.
Alberto F.. Garcia Granados. The in
structions provide for the division OF
municipalities into sections of 500 citizens
including both sexes and all ages. and the
appointment Of a recorder for each sec
ton who shall take the census OF the
persons who are eligible to vote and give
them their tickets. The names of the
recorders are to be posted in public places
eight days previous to the primary cleo
/ tionS.
Madero. who is now campaigning in
the south and being idolzed bv the
crowds the tn-Iav ,n
from Vera Cruz to Progreso. Yucatan,
the home of his running mate. Jose Pine
Suarez, who is Governor of that State
At Merida. the capital. they have ar
, ranged big programme Of entertain
ment for Madero. including an excursion
picnics and various celebrations. the
climax coming on September Ia and II.
when the national independence will be
celebrated. The capital will be wonder
fully Illuminated at night. Madero will
be the guest Of Suarez at the Governor $
palace
Gen. Jos6 de la Luz Blanco. late police
chief at Juarez. has joined Madero
Blanco was one Of Maderos most con-
servative and best Generals and it was
his command that came upon Juarez
from reserve the third day Of the bait le
and did most to take the town by captur-
ing the prison and driving the Federals
from the old church When asked az to
whether all the state Of Chihuahua was
in favor of Madero he replied; we are
not for any special person and Wa fight
for our principles and ideas"
Three hundred armed men from near
Vera Cruz are marching to Tuxpam with
the intention Of rescuing Acosta, the rebel
whose career was checked by the jefe
politico after he had captured the towns
Of Panuz and OzIhIama The rescuing
party is enlivening its march by shouting
Viva Reyes!"
Jesus Salgado, revolutionist, who re-
Gently rose in arms against the Govern
ment in the State OF Guerrero and who
was pursued by Gen. Ambrosio Figueroa,
Tas captured by a group OF private citi-
zens, but effected his escape from them
and has made his way toward Apechitlan
Three Of the men who were captured
with Salgado are held captives. while
| three escaped with him. Col Manuel
Raviela, who is in charge of ths plaza
of Huetamo, notified the military com
mander Of lguala Of the capture and
| fight Of Salgado and ordered that troops
he sent in pursuit Of him. Most of Sal
gado's men have abandoned him and he
now has mere handful who are in hid
ing among the mountains Of the State of
| Guerrero
In Monterey Juarez Plaza was the scene
| last night of n riot as the outcome of n
Reyes meeting which was being held
II.
At the beginning of the meeting every
thing went along ssmoothly hut soon
after there began to be heard murmur-
ingR against what the orators were saw.
ing and gradually the affair went on TO
the point where some one shouted "Viya
Madero!" Then things broke loose. All
the tables and vepders' stands on tho
west side Of the plaza were overturned
in the riot which followed.
Cries Of viva Madero," and "NhIera
Reves." were heard on all sides. senior
QTinti nilla. who is the head Of the house
where the meeting took place, was de-
manded by the crowd, but before any
violence could he done him u squad Of
Federal cavalrvmen arrived. The crowd.
which numbered nearly 400, was quickly
dispersed
TO MAKE NENICO PAY CHINt.
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