El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-04


would submit the propositions to the
cabinet
Rebe Leader Held.
Alberto FUentes D, the ex-governor
OF AguaScalientes. who was captured
and brought to the capital by federal
troops during the night, declares that
ne fully recognized the government OF
provisional president Huerta from the
beginning and that he had been mis-
chieFiously misrepresented as a rebel
by personal enemies.
Fuentes remains a prisoner in the
National palace but later he will be
transferred to the penitentiary and
placed at the disposition of a district
judge
Gonzales Goes to Capital.
Abraham Gonzales. the ex-governor
Of chihuahua, who was arrested g
week ago, wiz be brought to the capt.
tai for trial
Disaffection in HidaIgo.
There is considerable disaffection
IN the state of Hidalgo. and an uprising
IS feared If the federal government
tails to satisfy the conflicting inter
A committee Of citizens Of HidaIgo
mas come to the capital to prefer
charges against Ramon Rosales, the
6oVernor-elect- He is charged with
grating 10000 pesos and with secret
ing arms and ammunition belonging
70 the government The COMMITTEES
also charges ROsales with the murder
Or OFFICERS Of the rurale guard. alleg-
ing that Carlos Vidal Gomez, Rafael
ti re IS ana Alfonso Falco were executed
Dy ROSaless orders
New Governor of HidaIgO.
Gen Alberto Cara has been named
military governor Of HidalgO. pending
q settlement of internal political af-
Ialrs there.
-Four hundred textile workers who
were denied permission to hold a public
9tmonstration in memory of ex-presf-
og-t -lauero, started riOting this after
noon nut were dispersed by the police
me factory, La Carolina. has been
elaring a strike.
zaPatistas Continue War.
o.. threatened with death il they tried
IN. ~ ~ south, the commissioners sent
~ tte government to continue negOtfa-
IONS win EmilianO Zapata- turned
IN CzamDa. which was sacked re-
Gently by Zapatistas
sierI-sS Ji ~. pace they received a letter
I2HSu ~ 6eneFeVO de la o. informing
mem s1eIh Ihat he and his followers mad
uetel-L mined not to recognize the Huerta
49, -rrllt anu warning them to cease
'iistL eIIofts at reconciliation.
since II appears that there is a sniff
~ '--S ISoel ranks the government lie
- - disposed to think ZaData might
a no5 De PIacated If he can be reached
for that purpose IT is III - III sloI
mat a committee Of America,,e is r--;I n
ING 70 undertake the tasl- " --
New Force Of Rebels
81, ne war department disnatcbed tn
me north yesterday after1ooT, CCI
antonio RVero in command - -, in,
4 efdi5 Lotce numbering 800 with two
lleLd guns and four r779bi-7s' - y, ~ -1,I's
action was taken becaus,' Ce : lllS- ~ Us
lJy OF band Of rebels to ~ ro-t6
- Nacatecas, who have nrocIai77,eT
themselves partisans of Ve1Usria1C
GarIranza, the rebel goyernor oF CO. 60
h nun whose HEADQUARTERS are 100 miles
east on the line Of the NatioIol III
Wy. ne new rebels have been dubbed
ZaPatistas XIII Fifty Fe5eroIs.
Fifty soldiers have he Ina IN
an attack on military trof1 Nv tI,S
Aapaustas south of Ajusco On az liDc
OF r7 the Mexican Central to Cuernavaca.
The train was stopped in a cut the
reoeIs firing from all sides The en-
gagement lasted an hour. The regulars
succeeded in dispensing the attacking
party. which disappeared into the
NILS There is no Confirmation Of me
reports Of fighting at Cueruavaca. but
the best Information is that the Zana-
tistas are in possession of the village
only where the light and power plant
IS located and have cut the transmits