Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-07
New Rebels Burn Bridges and
Cut Telegraph WireSl lSoIat-
ng HermosiIIo from Rest Of
World
FEDERAL COMMANDER
PREPARES FOR ATTACK
Position of Salazar and RojaS
still Uncertain, No Move
Having Been Made in New
Situation,
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III paso Tex. March with the
a.rebols of Chihuahua declaring neu-
rny toward the sonora revolt. the
situation ia the western border state
today awaited the entrance of federal
Hoops Rallying under the oonstitu-
aQnalist banner, and proclaiming
states rights. the new rebels late to-
ay NOS only destroyed the railroad
aorih and south Of Hermosillo, but cut
aa telegraph wires. This enforced
he most effective news censorship
from The state capital. Following the
decision of the state authorities TO de-
nounce Hucrta's national government.
groups of state rebels tonight threaten
the posts Of Aqua prieta and Nogaies
H the Arizona border. Fear Is felt
b. the large American colony az Em-
palme near Guaymas. that a Mexi-
can gunboat will she'll the California
gulf port preparatory 10 landing HUI
erta soldiers 10 move against Hermo-
allo
so conflict between the new federal
troops already in the state and the
rev state rebels has been reported.
"1he matter does not directly in
lsrest me-" said General Pascual
orozco. Jr. today when news reached
hs camp below Juarez. OF the sonora
prisine against Huerta. The former
rebel commander-in-ch has receive
a no request from the provisional
PRESIDENT to take the field against the
shora state troops. Il was assured
ihai ans such request would meet
Rth refusal hy nearly l,500 troops
Under 0rozco's control.
0rozeo made clear his statement to-
aard the provisional government al
Mexico city. declaring that he only
accepts Huerta in the event that the
land grant promises Of the Madero
Wt0luti0n win be carried out As TO
beginning any combat between the
iRo border states of chihuahua and
Sonora. the rebels, It was said, Will
refuse absolutely. Orozco reiterates
bis promises that he will keep his
forces In indefinite armistiee and in
relatively their same positions
ltalso is denied from the rebel com
mander himself that any request has
been made on the Huerta party for
large sums of money with which "a
rcompense the northern rebels fol
their struggle against Madero. If Col
onel CordoNa. Orozeo's emissary to
Mexico city. ever made any such re-
qnesls they were unauthorized Orozco
says However. the position Of the cx-
felcI generals. Antonio Roias and
inez salazar independently from
Vrozco, is not made clear Their
forces remain near the Sonora border
eui, as fur as is Known, have not en-
tered the western border state. Dur
Ing the anti Madero revolution, Sala-
nr ana Roias attempted sonora
CAMPAIGN. but were driven back by
loya Maderistas before entering far
INTO the state.
General Orosco today submitted his
terms for a settlement with the lIuer-
y national government and In the
opinion Of Ricardo Garcia Granados
ihe provisional presidents envoy here
spey viii be accepted. Repeating his
demands that the land grant promises
u ne First revolution be carried OUT
ai once Orozco asked also that tn,
northern rebels he given employment
as fulaie police. that 500oC pesos b'
gwen as back pay for his troops sincC
'ney ended police service under Ma
uefos government, that widows and
ufphans be pensioned and that the
so'ernment pay loans secured by the
foels tor food and clothing supplies
puflng the anti Madero revolution
These demands were brought here
p courier from Orozcos camp al
Ahumada. Also a report was received
uom the rebel generals, 1nez salazal
ana Antonio Rojas In which they
Senerdlized in demands that the lane
Saht clause be fulfilled.
Orozco has agreed to 80 to Mexico
y 70 confer personally with Genera
''uerta and his cabinet He will de
part tomorrow with his father Col
'hel Qrozco who is here