Imperial Valley press., 1912-09-16
sued, but il is believed they will sum
mon many witnesses here.
RumOr Not Confirmed


mon many witnesses here.
Rumor Not Confirmed
Ell PASO, Sept 16.-It is impossible
here to confirm the report that OroZco
entered Texas yesterday. near MARTA.
American troops are pursuing the
bands with whom Orozco is reported to
have take refuge.
A Mexican independence day cele-
bration is in full blast in Juarez No
rioting is reported.
Ell PASO, Sept. 16-The establish
ment here of a general army post is
announced. 1t is considered by army
men here as significant of a general
mobilization on the border.
RIoting In the Capital
CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 16-CrowGs
bearing pictures of General Porfirio
Diaz, shouting vivas for General Diaz
and down with Madero. The riotous
movement started in the afternoon
When the crowds were prevented from
entering the chamber of deputies they
began cheering for Diaz. Fuel was
added to the flames when Ell Chamizal,
a newspaper, came out with the entire
first page bearing picture of Diaz
with the ostensible reason that tomor-
row will be celebrated as Diaz's birth
day. The papers were bought up and
the pictures placed on sticks and used
as banners by the crowds.
Several hundred mounted and foot
police guarded the chamber of depu-
ties and an impatient crowd remained
outside all day, occasionally being
barangued by street orators.
The morning session of the deputies
broke up in a row when one of them
in an angry alteration, drew his re
volver. The wild scene was finally
quieted without formal adjournment.
The deputies left the hall after OBJ
iecting to the credentials of Pascual
Garcia of Jalisco, Catholic party
leader.
The demonstrations of the people on
the streets are less disorderly now, but
mi ght take an ugly turn.
Troops and police are patrollinS the
town. The movement is starting ex-
actly as it did when Madero returne ell
to the capital after the last revolu-
tion, beginning in a comparatively
peaceful demonstration and ending by
rabble holding possession of the
town.
Another Rebellion HatchinS
CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 16.-Mexico
is reported to be on the brink of an
other revolt against the organized gov
ernment. This time it is slated to come
from within the federal army, which
is now assembled in the north and
which has been inactive despite the
presence Of the enemy for the past two
weeks.
Today Is The day set for the actua
if plans do not fail. That is |
September l6. the anniversary of Me2 |
Ico's independence from Spain, and il |
is 4 day celebrated all over Mexico. |
Orozco is counted in" on the new re-
volt. The rebels who are fighting in |
arms and become mounted rurales if |
he new revolution succeeds
General Huerta is reported to be de
ermined to be military dictator and
hen military president of Mexico. He
has so expressed himself to his fol-
overs. He is the acknowledged lead
.r in the new movement to put the
power in control of Mexican
iffairs.
Conferences have been held daily in
Ell Paso with OroZco's secret agents
md with representatives of the Glen
ifico party which was dethroned when
IaderO was successful with his revo-
ution.
DIR. Francisco Vasquez Gomez is to
De given n cabinet position, according
o the present expressed plan, and if
Huerta is voted down in his ambition
o become president De La Barra or
Feliz Diaz, nephew of General Porfirio
Diaz, may be chosen.
1t is known that junta has been
IN active operation in Mexico City to
put young Diaz in the presidents chair
and ii is hinted here the aged eX-
president may be brought back as a
selection with Huerta as
in chief of the army, |
Orozco commander of division and AL
berto De La Fuente, commander of
the rebel artillery, as minister of war.
That this movement has been fo |
menting among the federal army here
is no doubt. official recognition has
been given it by prominent United
States officials who have sent the in
to Washington. The move
ment will have its inception in Juarez |
and the federal army will move from
there by train direct to Mexico City |
if the plan is carried out Chihuahua |
is to fall without opposition. Torreon
is not so sure for General Trevino is |
there and his loyalty has not been
questioned.
af NTad in oh a M
ber of deputies is said to be a part
Of the general uprising, led by the
army, against MaderO.
Orozco has never asked anything
but the resignation of Madero. The |
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