The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-07

no ARRANGEMENTS with any foreign gov
erument for help as that would be un-
patriotic, but we hope TO buy ammunl-
tion in commercial way from firms IN
Japan, Germany and other countries.
Make Ammunition Available.
Costulo Herrera, commissary general
Of the revolution, also declared that
with a hold on the west coast, ammunl-
tion was certain to be forthcoming
[ from foreign countries. he added that
arms also were expected to be procured
by boat from points on the west coast
of the United States.
General Orozco, Jr., will not reach
here until tomorrow or Monday if he
decides to come at all. Colonel Pas
quail Orozco, Sr., stated tonight that he
expected his son here tomorrow. Dis.
patches from SauZ, 100 miles south of
viewing the main part of his army
there.
Hundreds of head of cattle will be
driven overland by the troops from the
range near Sauz Juarez today was
formally declared the rebel capital
General Orozco, it is said, will direct
the westward movement Of his troops
from Casas Grandes.
Deserts Rebel Cause.
Thirty-fve hundred men are estimat-
ed as comprising the remnant Of the
rebel Mexican army today. Desertions
because of lack Of food and money and
federal triumph have greatly reduced
the insurrecto columns within tine last
week
General Pasqual Orozco was expected
at the new rebel capital, JuareZ, to-
morrow, to launch further plans for q
continuation Of the revolution. Though
the plan of guerrilla warfare originally
called for division of the rebel forces
into detachments of $50 men, General
Orozco now has ordered that each col
umn shall contain not less than 500
men to dominate the region assigned
to each column.
Sonora Invasion Begins.
Already the rebel invasion of the
state of Sonora has begun. Nearly 1000
men, under General Emilio Campos, are
marching from Casas Grandes, on the
Mexican Northwestern railroad toward
Bayispe, one of the mountain passes
leading into Sonora. En- route from
Aqua Prieta, opposite Douglas, Ariz.,
TO check them is the federal column of
1000 men, under General Sanjines, who
will make his headquarters at Colonia
Morelos, near the Sonora state line,
and fifty miles south of the interna-
tional boundary.
General Huerta has established head.
quarters at Horcasitas, twenty-fve
Railroad and telegraph communica-
ton with the city of chihuahua prob.
ably will be restored in FIVE days.
Rebels Commit 0utrages.
CHIHUAHUA, July e.-1ntoxicated reb
el soldiers leaving Chihuahua over tn,
Mexican Northwestern railroad comman
forcing them to run the train at ful
speed toward MADEIRA early today, bu
before IL was thirty miles west OF her
IL oollided with a southbound passenge
train near Selas.
Both engines were put out OF commits
sion. The engineer was killed and thre
OF the soldiers seriously, Injured TIL
crew of the regular train were threat
ened by the rebels, but escaped on
handcar to this city.
The federal main columns have not ye
reached here but thirteen troop train
and two troops OF cavalry were sighte
early today near Santa Eulala, q fe,
miles south of here.
Little harm was done by the rebel
as they evacuated aside from the con
nscation Of some horses and occasions
looting.
squad of soldlers looking for horse
saw some hitched to funeral proces
sion. They took the horses from tn
hearse and other conveyances, leavin
the family OF the dead man and mourn
ers TO bury the corpse as best they ccult
Orozco to Juarez.
GENERAL OROZCOs HEADoUAF
TERS SAUZ. Mexico. July 6.-Gener'
Orozco will be the last OF the reoels !,
leave here. He gave final orders tonlgi
10 the various columns which are %
ing sent overland from here TO Senor
Four trains left here tonight for Iuare
2 distance OF $50 miles. with trool
aboard. General Orozco is expected
leave for Juarez tomorrow
Huerta Near Chihuahua.
At GENERAL HUERTA's FEDBRA
HEADQUARTERS, near Chihuanu
Mexico, July e.-Ouiy fourteen miles q
night separates the entire division
the federal army under the command
Huerts from Chihuahua The govern
nent troops who defeated the rebels
Bachimba and forced them from Ch
huahua are expected to enter the ci
at O'Clock tonight.
Reports that the yebela under GeneSz