The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03

 Madero. and Sonora Madtro. the dead presidents wife. accompanied by Senor Erresto Madero. the presi, dents uncle. sailed from this port today on an American cuuhoat. bound for Havana. Cuba
 RANGERS BUTT IN.
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 25 A clash between the federal troops and the Texas Rangers or national guard oi Texas is expected Governor Col quit ot Texas has ordered four companies oi the Rangers To cross the Mexican border to relieve Americans who are imprisoned at Matamoras Secretary Of War Stim- son has instructed General Steever to prevent the Texans from crossing the border
 ORDER RESTORED.
 MEXICO CITY. Feb 25.-In con. sequence Of the firm stand taken by Provisional President Hueria. order has been restored throughout the city, and the rebellion which threat ened i'll several states when Madero was deposed is melting away rapid ly before the stern rue of the new administration.
 The anxiety of Huerta to put the republic in order is due chiefly, il IS thought, to desire to appease the United States and other nations which he realizes have become weary Of the incessant turmoil By restor- ing peace Huerta also hopes to SC cure the recognition of the proTi- sional government.
 ReVotTERs EXECUTED.
 FL PASO. Feb. Ninety-five supporters of the late president were executed today al Juarez because of their refusal to take orders from the provisional commander in charsc Of the troops at that place
 WILSON ACCEPTS.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-Adyices received from Ambassador Wilson today state that he has accep.ed the explanation given by Provision al President Hueria for the death ol the former president and yice-presi- dent. Huerta claims that Majero and Suarez attempted 10 escape as they were being taken to the peni- tentiary. and that it was necessary for the guards 10 shoot them BANDITS TRANSACT BUSINESS. WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-Adyicts received here late this afternoon state that a score of Americans at the Queen Copper mining camp, near Neardeua. state ot Durango, have suffered greatly at the hands of Mexican bandits who first sack ed the settlement and then set fire to the buildings.
 The reports state that the Ameri- cans defended themselves as pest they could against the superior number of desperadoes, but were finally compelled 10 surrender The superintendent and several others were tortured until they paid over to the bandits the sum of S5e0 in gold. which they had seereted in the workings
 The camp was wiped completely out by the flames, and the Ameri- cans have been compelled to seek food and shelter at nearby towns.
 A LARGER ARMY.
 MEXICO CITY, Feb. 2G.-With the object of stamping out the rebellion. which has been started hy the sup porters of the late president and preventing trouble of a similar na- ture in the future. Provisional Prnsi- dent Huerta plans to recruit the standing army 10 strength of l30.- 900 men. Steps already have been taken to this end and but little opposition is being encountered throughout the greater part of the country.
 Practically all of the soldiers who fought in the federal army under Madero are taking the oath of al legiance and will bear arms under Huerta, Several soldiers were exc cuted today because of their re fusal to take the oath, and the result has been an increased desire for enlistment on the part of their comrades
 Of the eight states which revolted at the time Madero was assassinateC Coahuila is the only one remaining on the fighting list.
 LIFE INSURED.
 VERA CRUZ. Feb. 21.-President Madero's life was insured for several hundred thousands of dollars in American insurance compares
 AMNESTY GRANTED.
 MEXICO CITY, Feb. 21.-Proyis- ional President Huerta has granted amnesty to all political offenders in Mexico "who shall present them selves to the authorities within 15 udfS tTOI tIllS udtC.
 STILL KILLING.
 FL PASO, Feb 27.-Twenty of President Huerta's soldiers stationed in the Concha garrison were killed today by Maderist troops, in revenge for the assassination of Madero.
 NEW MAN.
 MEXICO CITY, Feb. 2S.-Emilo Rabasa has been appointed by Pro visional President Huerta Ambassa- dor to the United States.
 BATTLE RAGING.
 FL PASO, Feb. 2S.-A battle is raging near Monoclava between the federals and the revolutionary forces, the latter being commanded by Gov ernor Carranza of the state of Goa hula.
 STAY BY MADERo.
 Ell. PASO, Feb. 2S-Reports which reached here this afternoon from the Mexican state of Chihuahua tell of the complete annihilati,n by Ma dero sympathizers of the Huerta gar rison at Conchas, a provisional stronghold in the southern part of Chihuahua. a few miles west of the Mexican Central railroad The vic torious supporters of the late presi dent who refuse to recognize the provisional government which has been set up by Diaz and Huerta. are pow nroceedino from town to town,