Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-28
mexico BECOMES
A LAND Of PEACE
But ROWING BANDS WORK De
STRUCTION IN DURANGO.
De LA BARRA IS IT"
Objection TO But one Madcro Gov
crnor-Urbinu Of "SOuthcrn
Zone" Attempts Defiance.
By Associated Press

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n. ,..,oio,od pro.s
Juarez. NAV 27.-Normal condi-
tlons are rapidly being resumed in
Northern Mexico and today Francisco
AIadero Jr.. now merely a private
citizen. enjoyed himself. relieved of
tbp burdens of the provisional presi-
dency. Almost the same answers
were given all INQUIRIES for ustruc-
tions that Sopor DE Ia Bnrra now is
the sole executive I'm Mexico.
From Senior De Ia Barra came a
rouly to Senor NTldero's message Of
Yesterday concentrating him ON his
inoueuratlon as provisional president.
senior Madero read the dispatches
TODAY of tho attack on the train bear
ing Dlaz TO Vera cruz in depreciation
cl the occurrence.
Tie received "A message today from
President De In Barra urging him TO
cou,, IN the capital at once. The
rebc, chief declared the only thing
cerlaiu now was that he intends to go
next week. He said that he felt sure
that all Of the governors named by
him in the Northern states would be
chosen by the LEGISLATURES.
Carranza is the only one to whom
objection has been made The city
of chihuahua received its first official
news concerning the signing Of the
nrmlstlce, when a message from Gen.
era Rasco, the new minister Of war
81,
General Vnlar. commander of the
Federal troops in the military zone of
Chihuahua
Ssnor Jose n Pine Juarez, who is
10 be made provisional governor In
Yucatan left tonight for his station.
THE body of CAPTAIN Oscar Creigh-
ton once n student at Harvard Univer-
sItv. who was killed in the second
bottle Of Rauche about two months
aro. was brought here today and con.
vowed through tho streets of .Iuarez
followed by a troop Of cavalry. The
body will be taken TO his late home
I'm Boston. Mass
DURANGO Is Oycrrun.
porraI Mexico via El Paso. Texas
NAV 81 Many field officers. includ.
irc rose poIiticos have been killed
and scores of others have been placed
IN iou, stores have been looted ant
burned and hundreds of people are IN
d,rcor of starvation as the result OF
mo raids NJ hands of bandits and in.
surroctos In the states of Chihuahua
and Duronpo
The entire state Of Durango with IT.
coritoI n citv of 22 900 is at the
mercy of the rowing bands Refugee,
from Southern Chihuahua also report
tho TOWNS I'm disorder The worst feat.
urc of II is that all railroad communi.
cotiope bave been cuf off. and the in,
ttrior heinz q uon-agricultural reg
ion is without food. The minlnl
comn Guanncevi in the state of Din
rongo Is in choas. The fist act o
tba insnrrnctos after capturing tn,
town was n Mace ali the government
officials IN iau. stores were looted
ord tbo government documents burn
"a
Tbomos rrrbiro who claims TO b,
.ba ,nsnrrocto commander Of IN,
southern zone" was informed tha
Mo6aro wos nerrocting neace nlans
To ans,yorod that he wolld dictate hi
own noace nIans for his territory. ant
tho looting was continued
Ia tho tow, ~ V1la few mile
coutb 10 bore tho municinal building,
worn burned all residents having file,
e. ,bo ,,,onntoIrs brief renort tha
all government officials in the towl
of Guadalupe Camo were killed ha
been confirmed. Shortly after the tel
egraph operator at Jaminez, betweei
Torreon and Chihuahua, reported tina
town was being attacked, and the fac
that the message was cut short Is con
sIdered indicative that the telegraph
wires were cut ana the town taken
There IS great soarclty ol ioou mere
II is lkeV 'nat tne SVV ioIeis ,s,' ,ei !
H'os,'S 1''iI. '''l.''' -, T,, s.5o.a
Wv % .'l''u ,o1 90 ,,,aouato Il,
sa,,. aa,,
Tho sI,uotiop IN the interlor 10 ser
tons and will become worse unles
rews Is brought in that will have
ouieting effect
The Madero headquarters here re
mort chaotic conditions in the inter