Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-09-14
CHAOS REIGNS IN ALL
MEXICO AND FEDERAL
DISTRICT MAY FALL
REBELS PLAN TO OVERTHROW MADERO GOVERNMENT ON DAY or
NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE AND EVEN HIS OWN SOLDIERS MAY Be
MIXED UP IN PLOT TO DEP0E man Who 0VRTHREW DAzSUPpLY
POST At Ell PASO
SONORA FORCE IS GROWING LARGER
and VIOLENCE IS ON INCREASE

IT held prisoners by the rebels for sey
/ eral days, were reported to have beer
released and now on their way tt
Douglas. Distribution of the Nintl
United States cavalry was made to
day by General Schuyler. Eight troops
: and regimental headquarters will re-
main at Douglas. Two troops were
sent to Warren Arizona, one troop to
Naco, and one to the San Bernardino
ranch. Major Hardeman and two
troops OF the Fourth cavalry, who have
been relieved on border patrol here.
VIII take their new station at Here.
ford, west of Douglas, next Monday.
There has been no disorder of any i'm
portance due to the arrival of the
colored regiment, despite the fact
that the negro troops received three
months pay while en- route here from
Fort d. A. Russell, Wyo.
! Mexico City, Mex, Sept 14-That
the plot to occupy and sack the capi.
tai September Is, the anniversary Of
Mexlcos independence, was more
widespread than at first imagined. is
indicated by reports received here by
the government that similar plans
were on foot against Puebla, Monterey
and Saltllo.
IN all of these places arrests of al
leged conspirators have been made.
Inc plot to occupy Saltillo and Mon
terey is believed here to be a part of
the general rebel movement in the
northern part of the state of Coahuila.
lhe revolutionsts are said to be or.
sanlzed there under Andres Garza
Galan, and to be operating along the
International road toward Ciudad
Porfirio Diaz.
Juarez, Mex, Sept. 14.-Startling
developments are expected in the
Mexican situation on or before next
Monday, thetMexican day of Ildepen.
dence, when the Mexican patriot Hi.
dalgo, began his revolution against
the Spanish invaders, more than a
century ago.
1t is rumored here that the military
element heretofore remaining Jova1
10 the Madero government, will take
hand in the present revolution.
Lack OF pursuit of the rebels invad.
ing the territory both east and west OF
Juarez, which is headquarters for the
army IN the north, commanded by
General Vlctoriano Huerta, seems to
be responsible for the persistency of
lhe rumor. 1t is known that troops
from Juarez only were sent into Som
ora, along the Arizona border to the
west, on absolute orders from Mexico
City following demands from Wash
ngton that American mining inter.
ests and American lives must be pro.
ected
That General Rabago with the main
group of federal cavalry remains mac.
I've at Casas Grandes, with rebel
'ands operating east in Chihuahua.
lear Ojlnaga, and west along the Ari-
ona line, and that only infantry was
ent TO combat the rebels in the west
5 considered significant.
Rabago is under command of Cen
raj Huerta, who controls all forces
the local military zone.
General Huerta has been mentioned
tten as presidential possibility.
The incident in the chamber of de-
utles at Mexico City yesterday,
here President Madero was Kissed,
nd the name of Diaz cheered, has
iused a stir here among the army
hcers of General Huerta's command.
he former President of Mexico, as
military dictator and the remnants
his political fabric left remaining
Mexico after the Madero revolu-
On, are believed to retain much DO
er with the army which is officered
general by former chiefs of the
az army.
Mexican secret service men today
ported to President Madero, by
legraph, that there was fear of a
unter revolution by the army in the
rth. General Huerta has announc.
plans for celebration in Juarez
nday and Monday at which will be
Id public dances and concerts. He
also planning banquet Sunday
,ht at which General E. a. Steever
staff officers from Fort Bliss will
invited. Saloons have been order
closed on Monday unique occur.
ice for a feast day in Mexico.
d. c., Sept. 14.-The
tie department has decided to await
ther reports from Minister Russell,
, commander of the gunboat Petrol
some of the American consuls in
Dominican republic, regarding the
olution there before deciding
ether the United States shall inter-
le.