Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-04
GENERAL INCLINATION AMONG
iNsuRREcTos TO ACCEPT hU.
ERTA GOVERNMENT.
SUSPECTED coNsPlRAToRs
ARE CONSTANTLY WATCHED
sraI Government and Men Are En-.
tsrins Federal Ranks - Madsro's
Secretary Re.Enters Public Life -
Alleged to Be Arch Plotter.

J Mexico City, March "A general in
clination to recognize General Huerta
administration is being manifested b!
the rebels in all parts of the republic
Nearly all the rebel leaders have nov
fallen in line asking either that theil
men be incorporated in the regular
army or mustered out
/. Many rebels, however, display sen
sitiveness in regard to the amnesty bill
to be discussed by the chamber to-
|! morrow which they say wrongly I'M
! plies their defeat.
Rumors of plots and conspiracies are
frequent. Secret service men kept
constant watch over the most promi-
nent suspects.
A force of rebels has occupied
Yecapixtla. Morelos. The war depart
ment today announced it's intention of
dispatching an expedition into the
southern rebel zone.
Carranxa to Evaeuate.
New significance has been added to
the northern insurrection under the
governor of Coahuila, by the discovery
of some adherents of Carranza far to
the west in Zacatecas, where they have
burned railroad bridges. Carranza is
preparing to evacuate Saltillo and a
government force is expected to re-
place him late today.
Gen. Benjamin Argeuado, a rebel
comma nder, today placed his men at
the disposal of the ne" administration.
His headquarters are near Torreon.
Argumedo telegraphed also that one of
his lieutenants on Sunday defeated the
rebel chief JaG--egni in northern
Aguas Cualintes.
Gen. Chechs Campos, another rebel
leader. with a considerable force. Is at
Gomez Palacio. another suburb OF
Torreon.
Fail to Paeify Maytorsna.
AS the government has not received
advices from Governor
Of Sonora, the war office
will call on Pascual Orozoco to proceed
against him.
Jesus Morales, called the "One-
Eyed" has arrived at Puebla to confer
with federal authorities concerning his
surrender.
Ex-Governor Lara. Of the state OF
was brought to the capital
last night to undergo examination as
to alleged irregularities while he was
in office
The Mexican congress will meet TO-
morrow to discuss the amnesty bill in
roduced by Huerta-
Connect Azeona With Plot.
Juan Sanchez Azcona, formerly pri-
yate secretary Of Francisco Madero,
has returned to public life here. He is
watched. By secret service !
men who received information that ne
vas connected with a new plot. stared |
It by congressman and Kissed by spec
ators he walked down the aisle OF the
chamber OF deputies to his seat yester-
law. He has been ill at Puebla ior
some time and his absence from the
.apttal gave rise to rumors that he hao
,een executed. His first act on re-
urning was to occupy his seat IN tue
as deputy.
Coincident with Azcona's ARRIVAL III
he capital secret service men discoV-
red a large stock of arms and ammu-
ition in the village OF Cuautitlan ana
Lrrested a number Of suspected per-
ons. Some of these are said to nave
Omitted that they were working uhoei
he direction of Azcona.
BoniIIa Pleads Immunity.
Manuel Bonilla, former minister OF
protests his innocence or any
onnection in the conspiracy against
he government. He has claimed I'M
ounitv from arrest and this has oeen
,,aranteed by the senators but ne mas
een officially advised not to leave the
ederal district.