The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-19

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citing rebellion against friendly
power, Mexico. The warrant was is
sued by U. S. Commissioner Edwards, I
here, following the return of an in
dictment by the federal grand jury
now in session at Laredo. Reyes was
held for hearing Monday under $4,000
bonds, which was furnished. The
arrest was made at his home here by
IT, S. Marshal Nolte and Deputy De.
brill.
Another Rebellion Coming.
JUAREZ, Mex, Nov. 1S.-That Cen
eral Reyes arrest by the federal au-
thorities at San Antonio this after
noon will prevent an immediate up
rising of his followers against the
Madero government in Mexico is be-
lieved by no one here tonight. Revo-
lutionary plans have gone so far that
it Is not believed that even Reyes
death would delay the movement
long.
1t has been known for some time
that Diaz overthrow has not satisfied
large faction in Mexico. but it only
began to be revealed today what
number of anti-Maderists have been
made. Men with financial interests
/ to serve by another change in govern
ment undoubtedly outnumber the
| true lovers of liberty among the
members of the revolutionary junta,
but working on the popular belief
that Mexico has simply changed one
despotism for another, such a volume
1 of discomfort has been worked up
| among the masses that a large part
4 of the country is ready to burst into
4 revolt
4 General Reyes has been heralded
4 as the leader of the new revolution
arv group. Should any reason arise
I. however. for abandoning the use OF
his name, another one would certain
IL be found, easily and quickly. In
fact, Emiliano Gomez. who retired
from the provisional cabinet at Presi
dent De La Barra's request, in Aug
ust. has already been mentioned.
The efficiency of the anti-Madere
n,otters is sufficiently shown by the
fact that for at least two months, i
is certain that as many as Iour o.
fva consignments of arms and am
), munition daily have been crossing thu
Rio Grande, to be hidden by revolu
: tionary sympathizers.
Well authenticated reports are II
circulation that fully 5000 American
have been receiving 81 daily apiece
to hold themselves in readiness II
> border cities on the United State
: side of the boundary, to cross ant
ioin the revolutionists the momen
the signal Is given More than this
manv Mexican border towns ar
known to be so strongly anti -Maderis
, in their syr4pathies that they ar
SIRE to declare for the Reyests tn
moment the latter hoist their banner
: Juarez probably will be the point
which the revolutionsts will strik
first. It's garrison is weak and Q
doubtful loyalty to the new regime.
Knox Makes Statement.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-Regardin
+he arrest of General Bernardo Reye
, Nv United States authorities of Sa
q Antonio today, Secretary OF Stat
Knox tonight said to the Unite
Press:
"The arrest is exactly in line wit
this governments policy to STAN
1 ont revolutionary activities agains
Mexico in United States territor
t. General Reyes arrest was not aske
nv the Mexican government. AS ia
as the United States is concerned, tn
situation is today identical with thu
] existing last sprng when Madero
agents were being arrested for vi
Z Iason of the neutrality laws. o.
l. policy was then, and is now, to pr
a vent unfriendly acts toward friend
e government upon United States soil
l. 1t was made known at the sta'
e department today that the depar
l. ment Of Justice has been notified th'
y the neutrality laws must be enforce
IS along the Mexican border without di
elimination.
# Rebel Leader Caught.
Ell PASO, Tex. Nov. 1S.-Ang
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