Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-21
DYNAMITED The ENGINE
Saturated Cars Win oil, Piled Dead
Bodies In Mrcckagc and
Burned it.
PRIEST SAVED PASSENGERS
THE RESCUE TRAIN SUCCEEDED
IN BRINGING BACK But II
LIVING PASSENGERS.

MEXICO CITY July 20.-Over six.
typersons are dead and many more
wounded AZ a result OF an attack by
Hapatntlstas on passenger train be-
tween this city ana CuernaNaca. Wore
los, early today
The military escort Of fifty men
under the command OF captain and
two federal generals had warning OF
the proximity of the zapatlstas at XII
omctcr g. a little beyond the station
of Parras, on the edge OF the fedearl
district, where mine exploded over
turning The engine. The train came TO
stop when about 100 revolutlonists
opened fire, Soldiers left the car ana
Fought In the open All OF them in
cluding the officers were killed with
the exception Of five badly wounded
and two who escaped injury.
Thirty passengers In the second class
coach were killed outright and many
more were wounded. In the first
class coach no one was killed, but
five were dangerously wounded and
may die. The conductor, a ihan named
Alear IN not expected to live.
The rebels We're killing the wound
ed and the passengers were stopped by
O. li'nl WIN lHAfINtufu WIN AtItNN
l.e Lao, the leader of the insurrectos,
and their lives were spared.
After saving the express and bag
gage cars, the rebels poured oil on the
cars, and putting the bodies of tho
dead In them set fire to the train,
When the relief train arrived there
was nothing but debris and a few
passengers and wounded to tell tho
tale.
The train between Matamoras and
Puebla In state Of Puebla was fired
upon today and the windows I'm tho
cars shattered. but so far as is known
no one was injured.
Victor Ochoa Arrested.
Ell PASO, Tex, July 20.-Victor
Ochoa. roiginal Mexican revolutlonist
against President Diaz twenty years
ago was arrested today by the Ameri-
can federal authorities. alleged to have
been implicated with the arrival here
several days ago of 100000 rounds OF
ammunition and several cases OF
rifles presumably intended for tho
Mexican rebels. He failed to furnish
a $4,000 bond.
Ochoa se~ed two years in ForI
Leavenworth prison IS years ago for
ammunition smuggling and has
brother, Eduard Ochoa. imprisoned
hero on the same charge awaiting
trial.
Two other Mexicans were arrested
with Ochoa. and the American of
flcials believe they have nipped bold
scheme to furnish the rebels with a
large quantity of much needed am
munitlon.
Reports from the rebel zone indi-
cate the bulk Of the insurrecto army
is tonight enroute westward in the
mountains that divide the states OF
Sonora and Chihuahua.
Reliable advlces from the interior
declare less than 1000 rebels are left
between Juarez and MADEIRA tho
southermost outpost of the rebels on
the Mexican Northwestern redlroad.
That small band of rebels has DASH
ed in behind Chihuahua city and
burned some bridges near Bachimba.
40 miles away. was confirmed today
by kilograms from Chihuahua. Wire
communication however has not been
cut. No trains have arrived from
Torreon in three days.
Six hundred federals are reported to
to have reached Minaca, 125 miles
west OF Chihuahua on the Mexico
Northwestern, and will move north
westward on the trail guarding the
entrance to the state of Slnatoa.
blocking any southern movement by
the rebels after they invade Sonora.