Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-02-04

10 III baSO ana went INTO conference
with Col f T. Steever commanding
the United States troops here.
Ell PASO. Texas. Feb. 3.-General
Pascual OrOzco. idol OF the former
insurrecto soldiers and the hope OF
the Madero government. is now en-
route from the s-ate capital of Chi
huahua. and is expected To arrive in
Juarez late tonight. His coming is
expected effecmally to put a Quietus
on the mutinous conditions that have
prevailed across the Rio Grande for
three days and nights The an
nouncement that Orozco is travelling
unarmed WAS received with cheers
by the troops in Juarez. FL PasO
street car officials tonight announced
that traffic between the cities will be
resumed tomorrow. and racing Of
ficials declared Thursdays proposed
card would also he run tomorrow.
This program, however, depends upon
Col r L. Steever. commander Of the
United States troops. granting per-
mission TO Americans to cross the
border. Col. Steever says he viii
raise the ban on international traf-
tic as soon as he is assured that
peace has been restored.
1t is believed that OrOzco will be
able TO give this assurance some time
tonight In his telegram 10 Col.
Augustine Estrada. military COM
mander at Juarez. Gen. OrOzco eX-
pressed regret at the unfortunate oc-
currences at Juarez. and adds:
10 time b1S como p-barn a1
patriots should endeavor To restore
order. This day l leave by special
train. carrying with me only five of
my officers, in order to straighten
out matters. Show this telegram to
your officers ard troops, 50 they
may know that | am en- route, with
the hope that my old comrades win
listen to the advice of their chief"
JUAREZ. Feb. "a telegram at
noon from Chihuahua said Gen.
Orozco accompanied by his staff
only, left there this morning for
Juarez and will attempt To restore
order.
we are all friends of OrozcO. and
there will be no fighting" said Col.
Estrada, commander of the mutt
neers.
MEXICO CITY, Feb. 3.-No steps
have been taken for the immediate
subjectiOn Of the mutinous rurales at
Juarez- Pascual Orozco. accompa-
MED by only a few staff officers.
left Chihuahua for Juarez today. to
use moral suasion, but from no point
hat- -,
is said the rurales who were en-
route from Chihuahua have turned |
back. Five hundred rurales viii be |
sent from Monterey TO Chihuahua A |
small detachment of artillery from |
Laredo and a second from Mexico
City are on their way there In the |
campaign against the rebels in the |
south new tactics will be employed
similar to those used by Kitchener
in South Africa. Forces are to be !
divided into mobile columns of 100 |
men and with these an attempt will |
be made to sweep the rebel infested |
regions. The government officials |
announced these plans today Ma
derO does not consider the northern i
situation serious.
Il have not the least doubt" he |
said. that the Juarez uprising will |
be ended in short time, and that |
the Chihuahua situation is already |
dominated by OrOzco. | never doubt |
ed Orozco's loyalty, and never con-
sidered dismissing him from the serv- |
ice" As TO whether Vasquez Gomez
was furnishing funds to promote a |
revolution in Mexico, Madero ex-
pressed doubt. I'm my opinion" he !
said. ''Vasquez Gomez has no money |
TO put into such an enterprise"
Madero declared Col Estrada. upon
whom the leadership of the mutt
neers has been forced. was in reality
loyal to the government: intact. in
sistent on enforcing reconciliation.
CHIHUAHUA, Feb. 3.-Col. An
tonic Rojas. who was released from
prison last night by his followers.
and who later made a demand of
Governor Gonzales for the release of
all prisoners, has moved with his
men to Santa U.ilia. a mining camp
thirteen miles west, which is To be
used as a recruiting station The
plan for the defense of the city is
complete
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