The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-16
MADEROKASNOFEAR OF THE |NSURRECTOS His Government Is in No
 Danger PANIC AT TORREON Fear Caused by Proposed Withdrawal of Federal Troops to Proceed
 Against Arizpe-Order
 Countermanded
PANIC AT TORREON

Mexico City, November 15-Presideht Madero scouts the idea that his govern ment is in danger of being overthfoWh by Reyes or any one else.
 He said today that one of the many insurrections now in progress was aimed directly at the central government that it appeared to be in sympathy with the Vaquista movement
 He referred to that of Barres, the civil engineer of Oxaea, who is now operating in the state of Oxaca with not more than 600 men, according to the war depart ment. The other uprlsings, the president rrofesses to believe, are entirely local in character.
 ITO put down all such uprisings as that of Barros I shall use the army relent- lesslv." he said. "so far as the other revolts are concerned, most of them are due to local abuses. I am going to see to it that the people of the repblic in all quarters have the opportunity to elect their own officials and in short, to get what you Americans, style a square deal
 Discussing the probabilities of new revolution directed by General Bernado Reyes, the president declared that should it be started, he believed it would fail. ''because revolution to be successful must have behind it the people"
 And" he added neither General Reyes nor Vasquez Gomez can count on the approval of majority of the people,
 Torreon, Mex, November 15.-Relief fol- ba foratuD residents and thousands of Mexicans in this city to- day when the federal garrison boarded special train for LampaZos to take the field against the insurrecto Ramon Arizpe and later detrained on order from Mexico City.
 Had the garrison left it meant Torreon would have been at the mercy of 7VV strikers who were already enraged at the attitude Of President Madero in re- fpsing to introduce a bill In congress pro- viding for an eight hour day. Aadero has urged the strikers to return to work, saying the strike is inopportune-
 Meanwhile American residents, alarmed by the preparations of the troops to leave, hurredly assembled at the foreign club formulated an appeal to United States Ambassador Wilson at the capital to urge that the order withdrawing the garrison be countermanded. Fearing quick action would not be secured, the meeting decided to charter a special train to take 300 foreigners to Eagle Pass on the American border. Before the special left the depot the troops were detrained and quiet was restored.
 As further evidence Of the panic which seized the city as the news was circulated that the federal troops were ordered away, a special train was chartered last night and loaded to its capacity with prominent Mexican families who sought a haven in Saltillo.
 The number of strikers was increased by 200 today. They have destroyed no prop erty but the activity of agitators has alarmed the people who believe serious trouble may occur.
 Food supplies, especially bread are sLort and there has been a notable in- crease in prices.
 The city Is quiet tonight.
 San Geronimo, Mex, November 15.-Jose Gomez and his rebels are still in pos session of Juchitan. but in the surround