New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
MEXICO |NVADES BORDER
! TO ARREST z IN TEXAS
Men ForcibIy Removed from
U. S. by MiIitary-0cCurrence
Reported to Gov. CoIquitt.
INCIDENT AT BROWNSVILLE
Orozco and Campo Join Forces
at Chihuahua-5, 900 Rebels
TO March Thence on
Capital.

Austin. Tex. March THAT Mexican
military authorities crossed the inter-
national boundary at Brownsville, Tex.
arrested jose Garcia and Arturo Mar
gain OH Texas soil and forcib.y removed
The men across the border was reported
to Governor Colquitr to-day by Captain
J. W. Fox, in charge Of the detachment
of Texas rangers stationed at Browns
Vile.
Captain Fox has been instructed to re-
port further and Governor Colquitt has
asked President Taft to order an inves-
tigation.
FL PasO. Texas. .-arch 4-The vanguard
Of General Campas rebel army, which left
Juareg yesterday. Joined forces With Cen
eral Pascual Orozco in the city OF Chinua-
hua this afternoon.
Campo with q detachment Of the troops
remained few miles out of that city
awaiting the arrival Of General Salazar.
the commander III chief VINO left Juarez
at 10 o'clock tonight with lO men. Cen
eral Antonio Rotss. with about 300 men, re-
mained to garrison Juarez.
President Tafts proclamation Of warning
to Americans In Mexico was reported to
have started an exodus from Chihuahua
The "El Paso Herald" in an extra edi-
ton tonight prints the following, dated
to-day. from it's correspondent in Chi
huahua:
The tide has turned completely. II be-
came known definitely to-day that there
is almost a unanimous sentiment against
Nadero Throughout the state of Chihuahua.
aul that. using this state as the focus. the
movement against the present government
is to crystsllze. Briefly. the plan is as
follows:
In four days General Pascual Oroz'o
is to leave for Mexico City
The troops now in Chihuahua reinforced
by the rebels from the north and tno'e e
now being constantly recruited at Cnihua-
hua. make, at a conservative estimate oV'o
troops that will march on the Mexican cap
taI before this week ends. All parties In
chihuahua have combined against the pres
ent administration
Men from the wealthiest classes, also
professional men and workingmen. are
openly declaring against the incumbent,
These will join Orozco in large numbers
"A million dollars has been subscribed
by bankers. business men and ranchmen to
nnseat Madero The money power Of the
state will rest entirely with Madero's for
mer Chihuahua army commanders.
"Order in Chihuahua is perfect. Banks
and stores are omen and there is manifest
q spirit of greatest friendliness and unity.
Trains will be running through from Cni-
LYahua to Juarez shortly.
I'm the skirmish yesterday between Pss
cuaI Orozco's force Of rebels. which holds
the city of chihuahua, and Colonel Pancho
Villas federal trops II is said Orozco iost
one man killed and one wounded. villa
loss was not learned
washington. March A-Advices to the
Uasb,ngton government from points along
.ho southern border as well as In the In
terior OF Mexico continue to paint picture
of brigandage and anarchy hitherto unpar-
alIeIed in that republic.
Though unorganzed, the spirit OF revolu-
ton, from dispatches received mere seems
- nervade the entire republic. II is in the
state of chihuahua. however bordering
Texas and New Mexico, that the situation
is most serious. o,.
The report OF General Pascual Orozco's
desertion OF the Madero standard was con-
armed to-day to the satisfaction of gov
ernment ofriclals here and apprehension Is
now felt for the safety Of the numerous
foreigners in the city OF Chihuahua-the
objective point OF the rebel movement In
the north. Reports OF an insurrecuonist
mobilization at that city and intermittent
lighting reached here in belated telegrams'
Juarez, Mexico. is reported quiet. Colonel
F. T. steever. in command Of the troops on
tho American side wired the War Depart
mont that the rebel force in the garrison