The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-26
ZAPATA MUST Submit
Or Be SHOT DOWN
supply 10000 men and each state VIII
be required to furnish its quota.
Bloody Fighting.

be required to furnish its quota,
Bloody Fighting.
EAGLE PASS, Texas, Feb. 26.--Ali
the principal owns in the state OF
Coahuila. including Saltillo. the capi-
tai, are In the possession OF rebels
belonging TO the army OF Genera.
yenustancio Carrranzas, the deposed
Maderista.
Reports of bloody fighting were re
ceived from number of villages in
the vicinity OF Monterey, the fiercest
being al Monciova and Sabinas. De-
tails OF the fighting were lacking.
Definite information was received to-
day that Emilio Madero. brother OF
the late deposed president Of Mexico,
was not killed or captured He ana
his brother, Raoui Madero, at the head
OF more than three thousand rebels,
are In the vicinity of Torreon today.
Federais are reported TO have been
driven out of Saltillo by Carranzas'
force which nov threatens Monterey
All of northern Mexico is infiamed
over the murder of Madero news OF
! which has just become general, and
volunteers are flocking 10 the new
rebel leaders by thousands. repor-
received here says Abram Gonzales,
! deposed Maderista governor OF Chi
/ huahua. was executed last night. It
was not confirmed Piedras Negras,
opposite Eagle Pass, is controlled by
force OF 800 Carranzas rebels. COM
manded by Colonel Jesus Carranzas.
brother OF yenustancio The federal
4 garrison has taken refuge in Eagle
Pass Americans in Torreon are
again in critical position. All rail-
road communication with that city is
cut off. In Durango. which was cap
tured By rebels. all American resi-
!, dents are reported safe
Madero's Life insurance.
MEXICO CITY. via Galveston. Feb
o6.The Huerta government may
have to render to the United States
government an account and an expla
nation OF the killing OF Francisco /
3fadero, should an Insurance company
successfully carry out It's plan.
The deceased president 0. Mexico,
who was shot down near the penifeu-
tiary In an alleged fight between fed
erals and Maderistas. carried heavy
life insurance. and the surviving Ma
deros have demanded payment on the
policy, OF which Sonora aiadero is
u. cd erdu "
that the insurance company. an insti-
tuition of the United States. woulu
ask the state department to demand
an explanation from Mexico for the
death OF Madero, and that possibly an
effort would be made by the company
to collect an indemnity from the
Mexican government
There was no confirmation early
today OF the rumor current here last
night that Emilio. brother of Fran
cisco Madero, had been shot near
Mon erev. A dispatch from Monterey
denied the story and said that Emilio
4 Madero was unharmed. Emilio and
Raonl Madero. brothers Of the slain
president. live at San Pedro aud II is
expected that they have unsuccess-
fully attempted 10 foment reYolu-
ton there Emilio, with band OF
thirty-five men, was said to be on MS
way 10 join the northern rebels when
he was reported shot.
When Ernesto Madero. francisco L
Maderc, Sr., Senior Madero, senorita
Madero and the widow of Pine Suarez
left Vera Cruz for Havana aboard
the Cuban warship Cuba. it was
learned today. they were accompanied
BY Cuban Minister De Riya, who II
was reported, would ask mis- govern
ment to recall him.
The Cuban minister was out-spoken
in his condemnation OF the killing of
Madero and Suarez. and left the Cub
an legation in charge OF the secre-
tary, saying he hoped never to return,
Mario Mendez, formerly director OF
teiegraphs. today was said to be try.
ing. but with little success. to organ,
lie a strike Of operators throughou,
Mexico.
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