The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
TEN DAYS. BATTLE
WASPREARRANGED
LContinucd ION First PaeeO

good graces OF the administration, but
without apparent success. He waited
two hours to-day in an anteroom
hoping to see Diaz. but he wns re-
fused mn interview by the rebel leader.
An unplea SAINT hitch in the negotia
lions looking To the surrender OF Emil
iano Zapata. the leader of the rebels
in the southern part of the republic,
has been caused by the sudden an
nouncement OF Eufamio Zapata,
brother OF Emiliano. that he Will at
once assume the govornorship of Mo-
relos. Emiliano ZaSnta, who was cX
pecied to arrive at the capital to-day
10 announce his allegiance to PrcSi-
dent Iiuerta has not yet arrived, and
the action of his brother has greatly
complicated the situation by causing
a halt in the negotiations which were
in a fair way TO settling the rebellion
in the southern states.
The government is pouring troops
into Morelos. Mexico and Puebla. Sew
eral fights, followed up by II pursuit
OF the rebels by the Federals have
been reported.
Emssaries representing northern
rebel leaders arrived here today To
treat with the government. All were
given the same ultmatum: lay down
Your arms and submit or he outlawed
anu cNterminated
Provisional President Hucrta has be-
gun the recruiting of an army of sup
preston OF 10000 men. To finance
the tremendous Undertaking OF stamp
ms our the rebel factions that are
ravaging the country there is exactly
$4,000 in the treasury.
ConspiraCies against the admins
tration are hourly coming 10 light even
in Mexico City, under the iron heel
OF military rule.
The military authorities have dis
~,
sixth Corps OF Rurales, with hoadquar-
tiers at Peralvilio Many important
documents, which had been sent by
General Sanchez Azcona from Pucbla.
were found together with several
drafts on Banks. Many arrests were
made, and the TWO corps Of rurales
disarmcd.
Gabriel Hernandez. chief OF the corps
of rurales, which has been operating
Ia the vicinity OF Mexico city, was ar
rected during the dag, but the nature
Of the charge against him has not been
disclosed.
Angeles Again irrcsted.
General Angeles who has been ar
rested and dismissed several times
within the past two weeks was again
placed in custody to-day, and VIII he
prosecuted for his par, in the eYecu-
tons of Colonel Prsdillo ana several
others.
barTa said he had received q telegram
from Pascual Orozco ne rebel leader
ratlfSing the recognition OF the Huerta
government, and stating that there
would be 10 further difficulty win ~,
The rebels at the north
The Uuerta government, j. r,,re,,t,,
= most vigorous. campaign against the
Hapahsia banliTs MISUNDERSTANDING mas
sacred forty IfcrsGSns, INJECTING dlaboli.
car outragcs upon women and girls ana
tortured old people in Ozurlba
AS soon as the news OF tho oltrara
was received, The government disDatcb.
ca company of artillery ana ,n,.A
Dalt"lions OF infantry to tie seem.
W hen quiet had been rcstored -, or.
Nmba, the military forces viii n,oc..,,
10 Nmreca and Juchi,epec. where ~.
Bapa,istas have rcc.n,iv .aci.c6 'is
women. l"c
Eatae! Capeda, the Made,ista royer.
hoI OF Inc state Of san Luis Potosi WIN
pe relieved shortly and 4 military ,ns,
p!aced at the head OF affairs ia ~,
s'a'e' IL Was Charged here that t,ane.
q" mas been protecting the Madcrl,,.
eNoIut.oharN movement rcccntiv III
auGuratcd IN the dis,rict ~ ,r.,rs,
chalc In the same state
serious mutinics or upri,ir,,,
feared III the state Of Iiidalyo sg.t..,
Governor Miguel Lara. rhe ote,.,
OF iacala and Molango are roDor,.d u.
open revolution ana have thnS a..
eminent =" gov
some rebel leaders operating 49,
noun'IE distrlets are protecting alleyI.
ahce |" itueria. but. signifcan,Iv -
depredations OF these leaders ,.,i.
are growing holder and moro ,,,..'L.