Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
Anarchy Reigns in Mexican
Capital While President of
Republic Hurries to the
Coast.
VOLUNTEERS GUARD
AMERICAN EMBASSY
One Citizen of United States
Killed in Rioting Following
Successful Uprising of Diaz
Supporters.


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Washington. Frn. President
TaU Uud the cabinet met earl, TODAY
Co take up tho Mexican situation
VIM. u was ugau stated to-day
mat "uiS most dire conditions would
cause Intervention in Mexico during
IN" remaining three weeks ot prc,I-
d"nt 1aits administration the ron.
eral stan 81 the arm, mas hJd the
Mexican mobilization plans made
ready Jnd tho navy WIS ~ rrudi-
ness for any contingency
The question to concern tho cab.
met meeting todal Wug the prrrsrinus
sitnatiou ~ Americans In the city
81 Mckee, lf Diuf or prosidcn' Ma
der" could not Ruaupt., protection
t"r their lives uf pr"urIt
~ th' United States were to tnt,
N'n" the Orst stop would Dee hh,u
hy thv navy. ~ would tI Co. l,r.r
Admiral badger commander iu-,hlrt
"f the Atlantic ncct, 60 dispatch som,
uf the big hattl,ships Co Vera Cru.
30 land force of marines aud uluo-
Jackets
Meanwhile the "rNpcditiorlry hri-
gid"' Of ihr army. which has hrru
held under leash fpr many mDutho.
will be heid under ord,i- Co. ,utrain
ana emhJrk
Mexico 1ty Feb 10 The night
passed quietly in M.Naru Cii, ana
".,lurk THIS morning saw me- rcyump
iton uf tho hghtug that Yesterday re-
suited In the supposed n,ght ot Pros
id"ut Mad"ro ana tu, success ol
General Folk Diaz. the rohcl loader
Dia2 has made no new move and
the general situation this morning re-
mains much as it was last night. when
the rcbelilnus army seized the citt
after street lighting before the na.
tionnl palace that resulted IN tho
death of General Bernardo R,,cs lnd
some 200 people.
stories are rife that President Ma.
d-ro has ned the ,lt,, headed tor
som, port on ia, east coast, while In
other quarters b Be- declared that he
has hcccd'd Go m p.r,mptor, de-
Wuud ut biaH. voiced MsJ night that
b." ut once resign the prrsldcnp,
Neither of these reports could Dee
confirmed ut AN early hour this morn
ing. Relatives OF Mudcru refused this
morning to divulgc his whereabouts.
only few troops came into the
city during the uight and the early
hours of today, ana thos, showed
lttlc disposition Go fight
The report 90 President Nadcro's
ihphi was given Crcdruc,. although
it was without confirmation Ills dee
,isiun to Ciuse tho capitol. IL was
said, vas due tu General BlunuurTs
refusal to stand hy him General
blgnduet arrived last uIght with 10
sinal portion of his forces. supposed
rs loyal Go MIdDTu. but hr refused 60
hight against Grnrr,l Felix Bug. since
the arrival uf GhupuoJs force. the
bridges between the capitol and To-
mca hnvc been burned
The city apparently was not ruu-
NluCcd today that Mudcro would not
bee able to return with enough troops
&C. wrcst from biuI tho power which
be secured yesterday
There was oonsidrrohl" speculation
us p what action ,uugrvss mght
take. u was REGARDED as probable
that u would demand the resignation
of tho Mddcrn administration
The United states embassy was
guarded during the night by force
at twenty Americans selected hy Gru-
orul e., ~ Agrimout, formerly uf
the United states army, and COM
mandcd hi y. NJ iIoulct q steam
ship traiiic agent
Reports rcp1rdug the advance uf
the Zapatlsta rebels from thr south
continued during the night u was
reported thHt GtnrNrNo De La -
would arriNc In the capital durlnE
th, day tp Join nia< Thrr, was also
the moro alarming report that the
troops ia Monterey had r'yultcd,
hsadcd hy General Tro,ino As the
telegraph huc Is in control of tlir goy-
,tumcnt thorr ia no way "f confirm
nv this report
rho Killing of General HefuuTdiuu