Evening star., 1913-03-02
MEX|CANS IN REVOLT
Outbreak Near Hermosi|io Is
Now Expected.
ZAPATISTAS SACK HOUSES
Reports of Junta Alarm Huerta.
May Seek Extradition Of Maderos.
GOV. GONZALES IS LIBERATED
Freed on Promise to Urge Peace in
North-Maytorena Escapes
Over Border.
ZAPATISTAS SACK HOUSES
GOV GONZALES IS LIBERATED

DOUGLAS. Ariz March 1.-Revolters
arsins, the lIucrta gooernment are mob
iiizinc at CoIon.a Morclos. an American
Mormon settlement in Sonora. Ihe de-
serters from Aqua Prieta broke camp to-
day at Coniza Springs and started for
Morolos where they VIII he Joined by a
.,roup from Oaxava. Bavispe and Mocte-
Emma. otalins about ,1 armed men.
COL obrcgon formerly federal COM
mander at Aeua Prieta, has denounced
JIuerta and is leading revolving troops
near HermosilIo. where an outbreak is
expected.
Zapatistas Sack Houses.
NEXICo CITY. March 1.-Zapaustas
cHcamped at Cuaiimalpa, in the federa'
district burned the public records uis
armed the police and sacked many
houses last night. They had oc'oule
suspicious of the government smce'i'S
regarding the peace negotiations.
Alarmed by reports that u junta Is pc
sng organized by Ernesto. Raoui anu
Eenilio Madero and friends of the Madei'
seville the government is considering the
ouastion of their eXtrauition on a chdiSe
OF being implicated in various crimes.
Manuel Bonilla, former minister OF cotn-
,a,,nicatiOns has been arrested at MdnLsi.
,,;IIo lie will he brought to the cap1tai
to answer a charge of having ordered the
execution of Col Morelos in the state vi
Sinaloa at the time of the Madero reNo-
luton
Gov. Gonzales Is Freed.
FL pASO Tex. March abraham
Gonzales. the chihuahua governor. de-
posed and jailed is free man today at
(.hibuahua City. Charges of seditlon
held against him by the military authori-
ties are said to have been Cancelled on
nromise that Gonzales would use ms IN
ff,lence to make peace In the poroer
states.
sued a proclamation i'm which he accepted
the Mexico City government. ;.
Gov Gonzales il is said. is not permit
ted 10 leave the state capital. as ne vas
released only because Gen. RapaSo. the
acting military governor, discovered
clause in the constitution providing that
a state governor may not be placed IN
Jail.
Orozco Considering Peace.
Gen. Pascual Orozco. jr., the COM
mander-in- chief of the northern revoiu-
4ion. heretofore silent regarding his stand
I'm the Mexican dilemma. declared today
that he desires to arrange peace by nego-
tiations
The government of Madero having
fallen, | am disposed TO recognize
President Huerta, and to complete ar
rangements have sent my represent,
ative. Col Cordova. TO Mexico City.
said Gen. Orozco today.
since the battles about OJlnaga L
have been attending to my health he
said Orozco did not care to explain
where he had been since his disappear
ance.
tNA rinsp nf
Ealazar as commander-in-chief OF the
northern revolution at Guadalupe some
weeks ago. Cen Orozco insisted that
Salazar merely had been acting COM
,pander in view of OrozcO's disablement.
Still in Command, He Says.
The chiefs of the various columns Op-
Grating i'm the north are still under my
orders" he declared. "They occupy the
same positions as at the beginning of the
revolt against Madero.
Col Jose Cordova, Orozco's secretary,
has been with Gen. Orozco constantly.
Through his agency the rebel chief intends
to take up at once the matter OF .ne
pacifcation of the north. but to see f1rst
What will be offered by Provisional Presi-
dent Huerta and his advisers.
Manuel Cara Aldape. named on Cen
Iflerta's provisional cabinet, will arrive
here tomorrow from San Antonio Tex.
With others lie will proceed by special
train TO Ahumada to confer with orozco
Rebel chiefs still I'm arms are marching
toward Ahumada where Will be held q
general congress OF all revolutionary
leaders to reach some conclusion regard
ing the requests to be made on the party
in power at the national capital
Troops at Parral Revolt.
Practically all troops at Parral. chi.
huahua. center of large mining district.
bod frlvr he
city with their arms, leaving only 200
trops to protect property. The mutt
neers. numbering 600. are ex-insurrecto
volunteer troops. On their way they de-
stroyed the branch of the Mexican Cen
trail railway running to Jiminez There
was no fighting.
Maytorena Safe in United States.
TUCSON, Ariz- March 1.-Ex Gov.
Maria Maytorena of Sonora arrived safe
ly today at a small American border town
near Nogales, Ariz- Automobiles left
here today to meet him. The governors
family already is here. Hermosillo. the
Sonora capital. is reported quiet.
Mexican Consul r. V. Anaya was to-
day formally accused by his government
of having conspired to bring about inter
vention by the United States and was
ordered to- appear in Mexico City to
over his office to his vice consul and an
nounced he had resigned and would re-
main on this side Of the border.
Madero's Resignation Held Forgery.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March 1.-The
purported resignation Of the late Presi
dent Madero was today declared by r.
V Pesquiera. a member of the Mexican
chamber of deputies. to be forgery by
those who killed Madero. aimed to give
the color of legality TO the Huerta admin
istration.
Pesquiera Is now q refugee in San An
tonic. lie asserted that Madero and Vice
President SuareZ were killed because
they refused to resign. and so they could
not deny the authenticity OF the resigna-
tions. Senior Pesquiera has wired his
statement 10 Washington.
Says Diaz Tortured American.
GIRARD. Kas., March 1.--Aocord,ng to
q letter received here today NV r n