The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-02-28
A NEW REVOLUTION
HUERTA ADMINISTRATION FACES
ANOTHER MEXICAN
UPRISING.
RECOGNITION NOT GENERAL
Three Governors Refuse to Accent
Provisional resident-Troops and
Money Offered to Restore
Madero.

Mexico City, Feb. 24.-It is certain
that the new administration in Mex
leo must deal with a new revolution,
in addition to the remnants Of the
Did one
Not All in Line
Three governors of states in the re-
public formally have refused to recog.
nize Provisional President Huerta
and two or three others are doubtful
Nenostiano Carranza, governor of
the state of Coahuila, with 200 men.
is working with Emialo and Raoul
Madero, brothers of the deposed presi-
dent, who are at San Pedro, Madero's
old home near Saltillo, which is Car
ranza's base. Jose Gayou former
governor of Sonora. has telegraphed
from MeYicali to Coy. Maytorena OF
Sonora, Offering him 5000 men and
1000 900 pesos to restore Madero to
office. Gov. MaytOrena has telegraph
ed the senate and Provisional Presi-
dent Eiuerta repudiating the new ad-
ministration
1900 Men Offered.
of the death of Gustavo Madero. has
wired him Offering the services of
1,20O men and money to assist in a
new revolution.
What will be done with eX-Presi-
dent Madero has not yet been deter
mined. Juan Sanchez Azcona. Ma
dero's private secretary, is a prisoner
at Puebla. 1t was reported yesterday
that he had been shot, but the report
proved untrue
Gen. PorfiriO Diaz, former president
OF the republic, who has been in exile
In Europe, is coming home There is
not the slightest possibility that he
again will mix in the politics of Mex
ico but his enforced exile is expected
to end Word was received yesterday
from Paris that within a short time
Cen Diaz again will be in his pri-
vate residence in Cadenastrea, an in
terested spectator Of the DEVELOPMENT
of the new regime.
Diaz Coming.
1t is authoritativcly stated here that
the arrival home of Gen. Diaz will
be not later than April ., the ami
versary of the taking Of Puebla by
his force in 1867 in the war of French
Intervention. This day will be cele-
brated in honor Of Gen. Diaz
An emissary of President Huerta
left yesterday for Saltillo capital OF
the state of Coahuia, bearing a let
ter TO Gov. Venostiapo Carranza. In
this letter a final effort is made to
gain the governors adhesion TO the
new regime. A train loaded with
troops also is on its way to Saltillo
from the capital and in event that
Gov. CarranZa maintains his attitude
of opposition. these men will be used
against him and his followers.
General Huerta said that emissaries
would be sent on similar missions 10
the governors of the other affected
states. He also declared that if this
attempt to bring about order failed.
troops would be dispatched to them
to inform the people of the govern.
ment's desires. To newspaper men he
said that no matter what the cost
peace would be restored throughout
the TepuDllC.
Generals to Be Tried.
General Felipe Angeles, former com.
mander OF the army operating at
Cuernavaca, and Gen. joaquin Fosto
Beltran, former commander of the fed.
erals at Vera Cruz, are to be subjected
to an inquiry by the military court
Gen. Beltran will be tried for the part
he played in attacking Vera Cruz last
year at the time of the uprising fo-
mented there by Gen. Diaz. He is
accused of misuse of the white flag
in capturing Vera Cruz and making
prisoner of Gen. Diaz, who later was
brought to the capital and remained
incarcerated until the recent revolt
which ended in the downfall of Ma.