The Sentinel=record., 1911-08-06
7HREA1S.CO
 IN MEXICO
MEN WHO SIGNED PROTEST TO PRESIDENT DE LA BARRA
 ARE IN CUSTODY.
Department of Justice Takes Speedy Action When Petitioners ThreAs.
 en to Start Second Rev oIution in Mexico.

Mexico, Aug. 5.--Nine self consti- tuted generals and colonels Of the "liberating army' whose political en- | thusiasm carried them beyond the tolerance even of the new admins tration, were placed under arrest here today, charged with melting reD.i lion. All were signers of recent protest to President De La Barra against his removal of Emilo vasquez Gomez from the department of the interior.
 There were more than score or signers and 1t is said that the ac- l ltivities of the secret police will con- 1 tinue until all are in custody. Sever Ial whose names were subscribed to the document have hastened to de- Thy in letters to the newspapers and to the new secretary of the Interior. Alberto Garcia, Granados, that they were personally signed or authoriz- ed. Others have taken a hasty de- lparture from the city.
 The letter carried threat rnat un- less the demand for Minister Vas lquez's resignation was withdrawn by the chief executive, its authors, who were alleged to nave large follow ing among the ex- soldiers of the rev olutionary army would immediately | institute new armed movement to overthrow the government. The matter was tufned over to the department of justice by Presi- dent De La Barra and tAe- uffese-, were ordered forthwith.
 Among those taken into custody were General Candidate Navarro, formerly profession in the public schools. He was a member of the commission which went to Henua- can to demand that Madero define his position with reference to Vas quez Gomez. General Reyes and the anti-re-e -electionist party. He was roundly rated by Madero for attempting to drag the army into politics. The others were declar- ed by Madero to be eleventh hour lrevolutionists who have taken no ac- tive part in the recent struggle. Madero returned to the capitol from Tenuacan today declaring he was greatly benefited by his rest in that place. His health, he said, new CT was better. Coincldent w.sfi the arrest of x-revolutionists. but on Il charge the nature of which was not disclosed. General Mucio F. Martinez. ex governor of ,-uebla, was arrested by federal authorities as he a.fgnted from 8 Mexican Central train. Mar ttinez has been unofficially accused of many irregularities in the past in connection with the administration of affairs of the state, and it was said that his arrest was made upon order from Puebla.
 Madero stated that he still ex- pected to have Dr. Francisco vas- quez Gomez as running mate on his ticket. He had not seen pr. vasquez since llss return, bue declar- ed that the relations existing between them were cordial, notwithstanding Madero's approval of the elimination of Emilio vasquez, Gomez from the cabinet.
 Madero expects to start soon on a campaign for votes through Oax- aca and then to make a similar jour- lney to Yucatan.
 Stick for Agreement.
 Guadalajara. Mex. Aug. o.-- Jose
 Martinez. rebel leader of zapotlan, declares he will put 1.500 armed men lin the field in the state of Jalisco unless assurances are given that tho
 plan of the revolution as outlined at San Luis Potosi last fall shall be lput in effect. He is said to have
 recruited large force in the noun tains near Zapotlan. Five hundred troops have been ordered to proceed against then
 A clash between rebels mad feder- als occurred today pear Tenamaxt- Han. 4 number Of rebels were wound led and captured. The federals found Imore than hundred dynamite bombs
 in their possession.