Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-05-13
|MADER0 PLACED
UNDER ARREST
General Orozco Heads Rebel
Mutiny Against Provi-
sionai President
WANTS FOOD AND CLOTH|N6
Temporary Adjustment of DIFF.
fuclties Affected by Max
ing Promises.

,i VarrO, leader OF the defeated 15Qeral
) forces at JuareZ, against whose life
! threats were made this morning by
angry insurrectos, was personally es-
corted to the river shortly before II
i o'clock by provisional President Ma
! dero and forded the river to the
j American side on horse.
j Navarro was followed to the river
at a point above Washington park by
a mounted ranchman as his only es-
J, cort and they disappeared from sigh;
) on the American side.
) 1t is not known in what part Of Ell
Paso the federal leader has taken
5 refuge.
Navarro Flees.
.JuareZ. May 13.-Threats against
the life OF Navarro had been made all
S morning by angry insurrectos. who
had gathered in the streets in hum
s dreds. General Navarro had been CIV
en- quarters at the residence of Fran
! cisco |. Madero, Jr.. provisional pres
s ident. Word of the threats against
s the life of the captured federal leader
s was quickly communicated to Senor
s | Madero. The latter quickly called his
automobile. and he and Navarro were
: whirled off toward the river at top
: speed. At the river horses were pro.
cured and with ranchman as his sole
escort Navarro plunged into the mud
dy river, which at that point is very
treacherous and full of quicksand.
: Daniel Orozco Killed.
: Daniel Orozco. cousin of General
Pascual Orozco, was accidentally sho,
and killed in Ciudad Juarez. Orozce
e who was only 81 years of age, was
Y cleaning his revolver, the weapon ex
e Iploding in an unknown manner anG
{ the ball entering the boys body.
d Madero's Cabinet Resigns.
" .Iuarez, Mex, May 13.-Rebellion
l. within the ranks of the Maderista ar
= my this morning resulted in tht
It declaring under arrest of rancisco
a Madero. Jr., provisional president
d the demand and acceptance of the de
is mand that Madero's cabinet resign
it and for two hours threatening the de
struction of the Juarez army as a
p concrete fighting force.
e Orozco Heads Rebellion.
d .Jliarez, Mex, May 13.-The incipien
e rebellion arose in the force undel
z General Orozco, one of the fighting
y Headers OF the Madero army, and was
q headed by OroZco himself. A demand
s was made upon provisional Presiden
Madero for food and money for hi:
ragged, hungry soldiers Madero was
unable to satisfy the demands at the
e time, but his explanations were per
y emptorily thrown aside by the bellig
g erent Orozco and Madero was de
s. clared under arrest.
Madero Makes Promises.
= Finally the matter was settled by
s. Madero promising that the immediate
s needs of the soldiers would be at
). tended to and the insurrectos who had
" gathered in hundreds around head
quarters dispersed.
HermosiIIo in Bad Shape.
Magdalena, Sonora, May 13.-Unless
, Ireinforcements arrive soon. Colone
;. OJeda commanding the garrison O.
y Hermosillo, consisting of two hun
: dred men, must face most critica
y situation. Only the most desperat,
!, resistance can prevent the capture O
: the largest city in northwestern Mex
= leo by insurrectos. To add to the dit
% ficulties of his situation, the city il
4 poorly fortified. There are no sur
rounding trenches. To the southwes
there is hill at the base of whicl
r. are the barracks, in which the garri
'e s son is ruartered.
ID HermosiIIo in Danger.
is Up the hill from the barracks is tn,
r. penitentiary and beyond it the cit,
C. water works. The hill is defende,
IS only by two Colts rapid-fire guns. /
s the hill is captured by the rebels, tn,
control of the water supply would fal
|into their hands. If reinforcements
le on their way, are successful in reach
I'd ing Hermosillo, the defending fore,
n. are mastering 1000 for the assault
III and as the entire surrounding coun
We try is in revolt. the force may b.
&C. double that number.
ty cananea to Surrender.
b. Cananea, Sonora, Mex, May 49,
ne Jose CarmelO and Tomas Lopez Lima
rez, representing the federal govern
ment, who are in conference wit
al Juan Cabral, the rebel leaders, are ur
m. derstood to be negotiating for the SUI
of render of Cananea. 1t is said tina
ke only a few minor details remain t
El be agreed upon and that Cabral ur
an doubtedly will occupy the town tt
es night without resistance.
'rt cananea Refuses to Surrender.
Naco, Sonora, May 13.-All of tn
fast automobiles have been sent fror
or Arizona border points to carry wome
"a, and children out of Cananea in ant
as cipation OF rebel attack. An Assoc
to ated Press correspondent who mad
m the sixty mile journey by motor ca
ed last night, found the citizens of Can,
xt nea calm and the large number
,s' Americans there prepared for an
at eventuality. Juan Cabrai demande
rn the surrender Of Cananea at 2:3O
It, m. yesterday. Federal Colonel,aC Chi
~ paz refused to surrender. Cabral the
sent a courier to the American CO..