The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-27
FATAL RIOTS
 IN MEXICO
MADE 9o,s PRESENCE IN MEXICO CAUSES FRESH OUTBREAKS
 AND MANY FATALITIES
Revolutionary Chief Map3 Out New Campaign to Be Carried Into the Worse Disaffected
 Districts.

Mexico City. Sept 26-Within q few hours after the return of Fran cisco T. Madero from his speaking leo City again became the scene or riots whose quelling by the mounted police resulted in two fatally wound tour through the south today, Mex cd and fifteen injured To restore order. the police were forced to charge the mobs with sabres drawn.
 Groups of manifestants had not ceased to parade the streets and shout 'ylyas" for the returning can didate when the police were called upon to disperse the rioters gather ed there.
 The work of the authorities accom- plished lfere was repeated half an honr later In factors district ten blocks away, where the same dras- tic methods were employed 10 SUD- press another outbreak of lawless- ness
 Neither of these riots had any real political significance and their origin on the day of Madero's return was either merely a coincidence or due to the fact that the thousands Of manfestants on the streets made it easy for uhe leaders of the mobs to secure recruits.
 nstigated by those who profess to believe that Antonio Riyero, the gov ernors secretary. was responsible for the political confusion in the state Of Chiapas. the mob marched to the Bo- cao. It's numbers steadily increas- ed and ihe cries became so inslstent and insulting that the authorities considered imperative the calling ou ! of the mounted police Bat liiittttie temporarizing was indulged in by the officers who had received their terse instructions, "disperse the mobs.r
 Twice hey called on the people to disperse. but made confident by pre- vious leniency. the rioters held their ground and hurled insulting epithets at the horsemen. But taelr confi- dence was misplaced Sabres were drawn and the squadron charged into the midst of the mob which gave way, but not until few scattering shots from revolvers had been fired ty the rioters, one of those fatally wounded. member of the mob being victim Of one Of these bullets.
 Rioters and citizens who had gath cred on the outskirts scurried into the side streets, while merchants hastily threw up their shutters.
 Ten minutes later the Bocalo was deserted but the neucleus of the mob remained intact.
 Gathering fresh recruits the hood lums marched to La Carolina Textile
 Sl in the northesrn part of the city. labor dispute was pending there and the rioters efforts were directed toward precipitating a strike Warned by previous manifestation the police department sent another squadron of mounted men to the fac tory when it was again found neces- sary to charge the rioters. This time the mob did not reform.
 Representative of the Red Cross and White Cross assisted in caring for the wounded, altlhough several were treated in the city hospitals.
 Madero Makes Hot Campaign
 Mexico City, Sept. 6--Back from a trip through the south. Francisco I. Madero spent but few hours in the capital before setting out on an other tour in the interest of the can- didacy of his running mate. Jose Pino Suarez. Some time this week he had planned to visit Guadalaiara, but alarmed by the chilling reception accorded the vice presidential eans dldate in towns they visited between the capital and the coast Madero decided to utilize every minute be- tween this day and that of the cleo. ton to bolster his chances of win. ming against those Of Dr. Francisco Vasquez Gomez and Francisco de la Barra, the candidate of the Catholic barry. Today he called up de Ia Barra in his office at Chepultepet and discussed with him the condi lions in the state of Chiapas an' other parts of the country and theI