The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-06-16
MEXICO HAS
DISTURBANCE
FORMER iNsURREcTos IN DIFF
FERENT SECTIONS ARE
CAUSING TROUBLE.
Indians Propose to Expel Americans
from Jalisco Mexico City
Awaits Return of Madero to
Capitol.


Mexico City, June 15.--From four
points in the republic widely separ
tied, there came today news of dis
turbances of revolutionary caarac-
ter, This information taken with
that OF the disaffection said to exist
among General orosco's men in Chi
huhua, has served to embarrass
slightly the federal government com
ing as 1t does at a moment when
every effort is being made to re-
store normal conditions.
AT the national palace the impor-
ance of the events was minfmizef
out there appeared to be no doubt
hat they do effect spirit OF unrest
and the return Of Maderc Will be
welcomed. It is thought that he will
5e able to assist materially in paci-
flying the disaffeetei elements.
The disturbances reportec we're In
he state Of Tabasco, Jalisco, Vera
Cruz and Mexico. There appears to
be no connection whatever one with
another.
That in the state Of Jalisco was due
TO dissatisfaction on the part Of In
jians living near Lake Chapala. 1t
a minor anti-foreign movemen. di-
rected against German and Ameri-
,an farmers Since the Inlians wert
conquered by the Spaniards in 1918
they have a spirit of resentment
against the whites and now appear
to regard Francisco l. Madero as
their emancipator and with this re-
alzation Of their newly acquired lib
erty, have threatened to expel the
foreigners and resume control OF the
lands their forefathers had. Certain
If the foreigners were notified yes
terday by body of fifty armed men
that they would be given three days
o yacate their properties and IL
he remained at the end of t.iat time
hey would be driven out by force.
Alarmed by this. few of the farmers
ave sent their families to Ocotlan
where they will remain pending de-
Felopments
The disturbances in the state of
Vera Cruz was occasioned by small
Ioly of insurrectos who declined to
live up their arms and return to their
farms. They are reported to have
AIKEN possession of Acquiyucan,
small village close to the southern
lorder No casualties are reported.
rae federal government has issued
orders to the former rebel leader,
rapia, to proceed against them.
In the state OF Tabasco no active
disturbance was recorded.
Chihuahua. Mexico. June f5.-Re-
'orms Immediately affecting millions
4 dollars worth OF American prop
srty in Mexico were announced to-
night.
Goyernor Abram Gonzales said un~
Ter the new regime, foreign conces-
sions which might be considered
monopolies would not be extended
II renewed and every legal effort
would be made to- restrict foreign
monopclies.
Chihuahua is one of the richest
stat.es In In and timber and
partly controlled by Americans, Brit
sh and German interests. The
American are the largest holders.
"All Americans who grievef at
the downfall of the Diaz administra-
tion win find that their grief was
well founded" said Governor Con-
zales.
1--WE do not intend to take away
the riches of any foreigner who le-
gally holds them, but we realize that
under the Diaz system the granting
of concessions. with their ruincus
payments of large sums OF money to
Mexican politicians was virtual
selling out Of Mexico.
For years Mexico has been ex-
plotted by foreigners until tle great
body Of the people have nothing. We
were on the verge Of becoming
nation of paupers Now all special
| privileges shah cease il we can nc