New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24
MEXICAN UNREST DEEPENS'
c.nditjons Worse in States Near
Capital, Washington Hears.
SENTIMENT ANTI-AMERlCAN
state Department Nevertheless
Denies There Is the Remotest
Possibility of Intervention.
From Tire Tribune Bureau

bennington. April although advicas
.-or, Mexico to-day described conditions
uorso in Puebla. Guerrero. MoreIos and
,,,.,oa the Department Of State stoutly
,.r,os the remotest possibility Of any in
.-,sr.io- hy the United states.
Tho advisa bility ~ sending a transport
varsr'p to the west coast Of Mexico
s,ir being considered, but it Is en-
.sssizad that tho sole purpose would be 10
- easy access 20 safety 10 Americans
hose Ives might he jeopardlzed. The Sec
tar, n the Navy said to-day that a yes
4, might he dispatched soon
The state Department was advised that
,,,e-.~ans AZ Qgmichis We're attacked by
s.,5rs on Sunday. and that the Pan
American Railway has been interrupted by
~ rrcrirocos Indians below Reforma.
..,ior has been taken by the department
=, ,rotecr the American citizens who were
sr,,e- from Quimichis. and a guard has
80, requested 20 enable them To return 70
..e,- o~ops which are reported 10 be IN
,.-go- ~ devastation Whole families fed
b.. v,za,ar when the bandits made the
attack.
-or5ir,ors around Ensenda are reported
.r.-t while the situation in Salina cruz
.,,ss-s n be- Unchanged, although there
general disturbance in all other sec
,,ors whore there has been conflict WIN
,bs revolutionary forces.
\, o@4risl reports have been received OF
-. srsv,r. az Americans. as told ny the
,agsarea~s ON the Texan arriving at Gal
..s,,r from Vera cruz. The accuracy OF
re statements Of the survivors, however
80, doubted These men departed Tor
~. United states. leaving most OF the'r
--,-s--v behind Vicious assaults and as
,..s,,a,ior, we're reported By these pas
.erysrs. VINO asserted that the anu-AfIie'l-
,s- feeling - H a high pitch.
relieving that the intense hatred lot
,--,ricars now harbored in some quarters
=. ,favir, is q result OF loose Intervention
..,,, tho administration IS doing its utmost
-b..,. ,,a extreme imprObability that
80, s,s, will ever be taken by the
--,i,sc states. the desire being TO restore
- oo,4derce Of the radical members Oh
.s,b faction ,r Mexico. The tenials OF Inc
.s-,i-fs,-ar,on are couched in the most
.---rat,- and unmistakable terms.
Genera, Arson Mills, member OF 'he
r.-,,a5 states and Mexico Water Boundary
commission. who has just returned from
yex,co. and who has for many years oeen
ultimately associated with the AFFAIRS OF
,.s, country. gave out a vigorous anu
intervention interview at the war Depart
,,Art To-day. declaring that there WonIo
not 10 the slightest justification Tor inter-
,.rs7oo rv the United States in the reVo'u-
non ~
n. would us trc most foolhardy thing
.-ts country ever rd 81 II INTERVIEWED IN
me Mexican trouble" SAID General Mills
There is no more need Of Intervention IN
Mexico than there was in the civil war
r1er there were rnurrnurs Of foreign coNn-
,-s. mixing IN our quarrel For twenty
seven Years Mexico has maintained gov
eminent as stable as any among the CIVIL
.zs5 nations. and American citizens reaI'Y
yo- NOR. protection there than they did IN
nc United States Men VINO would nave
4ss, hanged IN this country were ACCORDED
-a-,.ency by the Diaz government SIMPLY
because they we're Americans.