Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-09-28
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The band of rebels which looted
the Gabaldo ranch several days ago
was reported at Cuchuvurachi ranch,
25 miles southeast today. The rebels
are said to have been deserted by
their leaders and are nearly destitute
of food and provisions.
Washington, d. G., Sept. 2S.-Dis-
patches to the state department today
continue to tell of the growth of the
new rebel movement in the state of
Vera Cruz, led by General Aguilar, a
former federal officer 1t is reported
that several towns have been
taken by Aguilar and his followers
and that he rapidly is increasing his
! forces.
Two Americans, Koch and Lund
quist, who were imprisoned on July
! 10, are still being held without trial
despite the statement by the federal
court at Ensenada that it had recon-
mended to Mexico the discharge of
the prisoners on account of INSULT
cient evidence.
The state department has no knowl-
edge OF the offenses charged against
the Americans.
Juarez, Mex, Sept. 2S.-Although
rebels have torn up the Mexico
Northwestern railway, preventing any
federal troop movements by rail, no
attack has been made on any town
along the line according to officials
Of the road today.
The only motive in the destruction
of the American and Mexican owned
road appears to be to prevent any
movement into the district south of
this point of the federal troops which
are planning to move through the
United States from Ciudad Porfirio
Diaz to Juarez by way of Eagle Pass
and iIl Paso, Texas
1t was announced today that the
railway company will at once begin
reconstruction of the three small
trestles and the 2O0-foot bridge burned
by the rebels, although the federal
troops are not patrolling the line nor
have they offered any escort for the |
work trains. The 1900 federal cavalry |
in the district has not gone out to
troops remaining in the garrisons of
the various towns. What at first was
a rebel group of 600 men appears to
have grown materially and spread
over almost the entire line of the rail
way.
Mexico City, Mex, Sept. 2S.-Death
by poison is a new menace added by
rebellious Indians operating about the
city of Oaxaca, whose residents fear
to take drink of water Chemists
are making tests for posion in the
citys water supply. A group of rebels
are declared to have secured 200
pounds of cyanide from the Natividad
mining camp in the 1Xtlan district, de-
claring they would poison the drink
ing water in regions which are not
under their control. Rebels said they
would first use the cyanide to poison
the springs at San Felipe, which sup
plies the water of the city of Oaxaca
Last night small band of rebels was
discovered in the neighborhood of the
springs and was driven Off by federal
troops. The rebel loss is given at
eleven killed. At Tiangistingo, state
OF Mexico, where battle was fought
Wednesday and Thursday, the feder-
ais report they found on the field
many rifles with the breechblock
blown out, testifying to the efficacy of
the nitro glycerine cartridges which
The government agents tricked the
Lapatistas into buying.