The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-11-28
GEN. REYES A MERE BLIND
IASOJ /-GOMEZ'S HEAD REAL
NENICAN REIOLJ TION.
One Brother Working II Up on Each side
Of the Border-Fraud Alleged IN
.Iuarr1 Mayoraity Contest Rcyists
Get Arms In Tcpic-- Patrols Busy

Ell pAso. Nov. % Adiu'an, General
Henry Hutchings Of TeXGs sent a report
ia Gov Colqult to-day saying that he
believes there is serious possibility OF
revolution in Mexico He believes that
Emilio Vasuuez-Gomez is working up the
movement in Texas and that his brother
Dr Francisco NasQuez-Gomel is at work
in Mexico Advices received from DR..
Gomez himself admit that he plans TO
carry out what he saws Madero failed
to do.
Adiutant General Hutchings believes
that Gen Reyes has been used in TeXes
TO diver attention from the real impend-
ing Mexican revolution. He says he has
secured informal ion 10 this effect from the
interior Of Mexico.
Or. Francisco Vasquez z-Gomez has
written to Gen. Pascual Orozco. who is
now in Ciudad JuareZ. giving his views in
regard to the trouble which now threatens
the country. In the letter. which Orozco
gave out to-day. Nasquez-Gomez says
that he is not Revista and is not con-
nected with the Reyista revolution, but
that the old revolution has not been com
pleted and that he is still carrying out the
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deristas fought against the Diaz Govern
ment Or. Nasquez-iomez IN his letter
says that this plan will be carried out by
him. as the present Government in Mexico
is not doing it, This is the strongest
statement vet made by any of Maderos
! opponents.
One hundred additional rurales from
Chihuahua we're brought to Ciudad Juarez
/ from the capital early this morning and
will be added to the permanent Ciudad
Juarez garrison. This makes the garrison
number 500 men. As during the Federal
! occupancy of the town a year ago when
rebels threatened II the troops have over
| flowed the Juarez barracks and are
camped in Cowboy Park.
| Trouble is feared in Juarez over the
municipal election held on SUNDAY. the
frat ever held IN the city where Mayor
was voted upon this Office having in the
past been n Gubernatorial appointment
Juan y. Medina. an eN-armv officer, IL
elected. but the Maderistas have pro-
3 tested his elect ION and charge open fraud
Medina ia an anti -Madero man and was re-
heved from the Office of acting Mayor last
August when Gen. Orozco raided the gam
bling dens in Juarez and found them all
running wide open. II Medina is a REYES
man his election by majority which il is
thought will amount TO about 200 would
indicate that the Reylsts sentiment in
Juarez is strong. 1t is openly charged on
both sides of the river by the enemies of
Medina that he IL a Reylsta.
Monterey, Nov 27.--Telegrlms re-
Ceived here from repic say that a large
number Of Reyists have made an attempt
to capture the city. They went to the
barracks and took all the arms and am
mIntiou available. There being no
Federals present they were not molestcd
After this they went TO the city treasury
10 secure the funds Oh hand. but Fedora Is
fired on them and al once the Reyists re-
treated into the mountains. The Min
ster Of War has ordered troops TO the
scene
At recent meeting of the Ca abinet of
President Madero relative to the counter
revolution it was decided To ask Congress
TO enact "A new law making II necessary
for every male citizen TO render military
assistance TO the Government for short
time 80 as To rid the country of the talked
of counter revolution and disorders.
WASHINGTON. \Ov. -. The seizure of
a quantity of munitions Ot war. said 10
he the property of Mexican revolUtionists.
by nItcd States authorities at Laredo.
Tex. was reported Ia the War Depart
ment this afternoon. Two complete field
wireless sets were included in the materials
CuniiSC1ted
According to information received a.
the War department Laredo Is the chief
centre of the activities of the revolu-
tionsrS. Other places along the Texas
MEXICAN border are reported quiet. A
squadron of cavalry has been sent TO
Brownsville. Tex, 10 patrol the border in
that section.