Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
:" Army" Expects to be Drawn up Before Chihua- hua by First of the
 Coming Week.
PAIR OF CONSULS
 ARE NOW AT WORK
Rebels Have Appointed a Full Pledged Govern ment Officer for Port
 of Juarez
!ASS0cidted Press Dispatch

lASSocidted Press DiSPdtch
 FL PASO, Texas, March 1-En- thusiasm in the rebel camp at JuareZ found expression today in the appoint ment by the local junta of a consul in Fl Paso and the loading of sup plies preparatory to an advance on Chihuahua. Equipment for the eX- petition was secured from the Mexico Northwestern. thirty eight cars being loaded with horses. Seven hundred men will be in the column which General Ines SalaZar expects to get under way tomorrow. On account of necessary track repairing the troop train will not arrive at Chihuahua be- fore Monday. The rebels profess tO believe Orozco will not oppose them. Genara Ciniceros. formerly private secretary to Braulio Hernandez, is consular representative of the rebel government Consul LlOrente of the Madero government. was undisturbed by the creation of a competitive con sulate. Gonzalo Enrile. author of the manifesto in which Gen. Trevino was named provisional president, and which had strong anti-American note. was placed in jail today ac- cOrding to a statement issued from rebel headquarters late tonight.
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. March l. William Sulzer, chairman of the house foreign relations committee, after a conference with President Taft to- day. stated he is opposed to inter vention in Mexico. State depart ment advices today declared that Ma dero considered the situation in Mexi- co clarifying in the south, and he hoped soon to restore order in the north.
 BROWNSVILLE. March 1.-Mexican rebel bands are reported today as marching upon Matamoras. across the border from here. MendeZ and Bur gos in the state of Tamaulipas. are
 said to have been captured by a band under the leadership of Antonio | Chazarata. who escaped from Mata- | moras few days ago.
 | CUERNAVACA. March 1.-Twenty Zauuitas were killed in a fight neal Texacala. Morelos, today. The fed ' erals lost nine.
 | DOUGLAS. March 1.-Two bridge: on the Nacozari railway were burned | today bv the rebels. fifteen mile: south of here It is reported tralT
 was held up near NacoZari but tn report was not verified. Angel Lope; | Ntnn \Apf customs house a few nights ago was in Douglas today. He denied m intended footing. He said he wa out scouting and when he returne' he was mistaken by the guards TO rebels. He had no idea of takini Naco. but said he could easily hay done so. He is loud in his protesta tions of loyalty to Madero. but hi
 statements are not taken seriously.
 l MEXICO CITY, March 1.-G. | Robinson, manager of mine m th state of Guerrero, month ago re
 ported captured by Salgados rebels has telegraphed the American embas
 sv from Taloloapam.. stating that him self. wife and seven other American l are in danger of assassination. 1he had been attacked at the mine an r fled overland. In the states or yer Cruz and Durango the citizens al organizing to suppress the uprising
 While admitting ignorance of the al
 titude of OrozcO toward the admlr
 istration at present because or lac
 of means of communication, Nader 1 says the revolutionary situau'
 throughout the republic, with the e2
 cention of Chihuahua, has shown m
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