Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-18
Excitement Attends Bold Act of Police Of Cananea, But Order Is Restored By
 FinnneSs
LEADERS OF MUTlNY
 MAY BE PUNISHED
Wise. Counsel Prevails and Some Soldiers Join Police in Restoring Order at
 Big Camp
lsneolal to the RarIewl

? CANANEA, Son, Mex, July IT, After seventy-two hours during which everybody was in a highly strung condition. expecting almost anything to happen. the city is again resumiug it's normal condition. Colonel Juan c. Cabrai and Major Pedno Bracam0nte. assisted by many ! of the leading citizens and officials have effected a settlement between the soldiers and officials and the majority of the soldiers are now disarmed and many of them have joined the ranks of CabTal and the town is now in Cabral's charge. he being selected to have charge of the military.
 l For a time 1t looked as if the soldiers would begin shooting. es- peciaily on Saturday evening when some Of the police attempted to dis arm them. However everything was apparently sNoothed oveE- by some Of the fair-minded officers in the ranks of the opposing faction and at about 9:30 1t was decided between themselves that the police be again allowed to carry their arms. Shortly afterwards the police went 10 the barracks to get their guns and as they arrived ore of the officers or deTgd their arrest. Later they were released with their arms. and came down Inc hin to town Then t was decided among the police that the soldiers be disarmed and they im- nediateIy became busy and did SO with about ten of the soldiers. When the remainder Of the soldiers in the barracks heard Of the disarming of their comrades they came down the hll to RonQuillo and had m ex- cited session for about an hour Finally the cooler heads Freyailed upon them t0 return to their quar- ters. which they did
 The remainder oi the night passed without any incident Of importance.
 Firm Policy Preysils.
 In Che morning the police fierce was greatly strengthened by tho enlistinE cf the soldiers who were in sympathy with peace and order As the soldiers came down the hill from the cusrtel they were dis8rmed before they knew what was on foot and later orders were Issued to the latter that ii they left the clartei they must leave their arms there Of they would be taken from them. Some of the soldiers pald Eo atteu- ti3n 10 the notice, but as they ar rived down town they were disarmed immediately.
 At a meeting between the citizen and officers of the mutinous soldiers, held at the old National theater building an Saturday evening the of- fcers admitted that they had donc wrong and all they wanted vas chance to set themselves right with the public They promised to do all they could to assist the pol lice in again restoring order and that they would go among their men ard do what they could toward that end. Their SoTk during tho niggt was excellent. especially thar of Capt BUelna. who has consider able influence uith the soldiers. He stated that as his men had been disarmed by the other soldiers he wanted his men given their arms and that he would taEe them and restore order himself.
 At 70 o'clock Saturday night things hod guieted down 10 some extent and by 19:3o tho police were again in charge of the affairs of tho city, the soldiers all going to their quarters but that they be permitted to come down town without their arms> During the meeting there were many speeches by both the off cers and civilians. ana finally it was decided that Col. Juan c. CabfaI be chosen as mayor del plaza" which was received with great pleasure. Cabral was noIHei and when he came down town he was received with cheers.
 The ringleaders of the mut.ny have : GisaDpeared and it is beleived that they have taken to the hills. One of them is accused Of tSking aqua1- tity of money beloEg.ng a7\ ;he sol On Thursday night. when the mutiny was staricd the soldiers Lad the sympathy cf tts public as they had not received any money. but since they were each given som0 money and they sflll demanded more. and were also given plenty of neH clothing. and siiii wanted more money, the people became disgnsted Hlth them. They made their dis AifNf.2 ai-pH A ID tAH eJl4+Eta' hltLgfA stint and iae iatser soon realized that they were in Q serious rredica- ment it is generally bereved that the affair Is nov settled and that everything riii ncw fe quiet and that no more outbreaks viii o,cur.
 Wiii Be Punished.
 lt is t5ourht that the soidieSs who had important parts in the matiny FH hc p5nished and that some Qt their officers wiH 5e severely dcait with if aDprehenGcc
 During Sunday morning there was ! considerable excitement when a sol deir was disarmtd, in fact every time one waa relieved or h!s arns a big crowd gathered aud it was nothing but miraculous that there was not 2 single shot 1red during