New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-04
HUERTA BUSHES TROOPS
TO CHECK REBELLION
Infantry Goes to the North OF
zaCateCaS to Give Battle to
COahuiIa Governors Force.
NO SLAUGHTER IN CAPITAL
Hidalgo Citizens Protest and an
Uprising Is Feared-Presi-
dent Willing to Yield TO
Demands of OrozcO.

Mexico City. March The War Do
partment dispatched Ia the north this ar
tcrnoon Colonel Antonio Rivcro. i'm COM
mand Of an infantry force numbering 300.
with two field guns and four machine
guns This action was taken because of
the activity OF band Of rebels to tie
north OF Zacatecas. They have pro
claimed themselves partisans Of Venus
tiano Carrauza the rebel Governor Of
Coahuila. who's" headquarters are ioo
miles to the cast OF the line OF tho Ma
tional Railway.
The rebels have burned several bridge
on the McXicsn Central north of Zaca-
tccas. The now rcbels have been dubbed
Csrrancistas
There Is no truth in the circumstauiial
accounts published in tho United States
Of the killing on Saturday 10y federal sol
diers with machine guns OF 10o mutinous
irregular troops who had fought under
the late President Francisco Madero The
story was based on the explosion of fire
crackers in the Santa Julia suburb Of tho
federal capital by "A crowd OF dcmonstra-
tors manifesting their JOY over the ad-
vent " lU' UfN dhiilill'NNl tAi'l Nafl wv
restoration Of peace. There were no cas-
ualties
There 10 considerable disafection IN the
State OF lTidalGo. and an uprising f.
feared n the federal government fails to
satisfy the conflicting interests.
A committee composed Of citizens ~
Hidago has come 10 the capital 10 prefer
charges against Ramon Rosalcs, the Gov
ernor-elect. He IS charged with graft
ing" .0no pesos end with secreting arms
and ammunition belonging 10 the govern
mont Tho committee also charges
Rosales with the murder ~ officers Of
the rural guard. alleging that Carlos Vidal
Gomez. Rafael Reyes and Alfonso Falco
were executed by Rosalcs's orders
General Alberto Yarza has been named
military governor Of ITidalGo. pending a
settlement Of internal political affairs
there.
Four hundred textile workers who were
denied permission 10 hold public demon
stration I'm memory NJ eX-Prcsident Ma
dero. started rioting this afternoon. but
were dispersed by the police. one fac
tory, La Carolina has been closed a. a
result the employs declaring a strike.
Representation in the Mexican Cabinet.
the promise Of the fulfment OF the reyo-
lutionary programme, and that all Dcpu-
ties in Congress from the State Of Chihua-
hua shall be acceptable 20 General OroZco
and his partisans are the demands pre-
scented TO Provisional President Hucrta
to-day nv Colonel lose Cordova. OroZco' 3
representative as the price OF the rebc.
leaders cooperation with the federal
Government. General Huerta expressed
a willingness 70 grant the demands and
told Colonel Cordova that he would sub
mi, the propositions TO the Cabinet.
John Kenneth Turner. the Amerlc
writer. has enjoyed full liberty since his
release by Felix Diaz. who had held him
prisoner in the Arsenal during the battle
I'm the streets between the federal and
rebel troops
Alberto Fuentes, the Ex-Governor ~
Aguascalientes who was captured and
brought to the capital by federal troops
during the night. declares that he fully
recognized the government OF Provisional
President Huerta from the beginning and
that he had been mischievously misrepre-
scented as rebel by personal enemies
Fuentes remains prisoner in the Ma
tional Palace. but later he will be trans
ferred to the penitentiary and placed AZ
the dlsposition of a district Judge
Abraham Gonzales. the eN-GOvtrnor or
Chihuahua who was arrested a week ago.
will be brought 10 the capital for trial