The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-12
REBELS AGAIN
THREATEN To
TAKE JUAREz

Ranches Are Raided on
Texas Side of Line.
EI. PASO, Tex. June tl.--Insursent
. troops appearing in force east OF this
port declare they Will attack Juarez.
Americans arriving here today from along
the Texas border reported that the rebels
were divided into three groups, totalIng
nearly 1000. and all within sixty miles
OF the Mexican border town. The ad-
vance guard today ached point op
posite Fabens. TEX, said advices to Fort
Bliss. They skirted the town OF Guada-
lupe. where a few federal rural police
are stationed. The main group is nov
ing westward from the vicinity below
Fort Hancock. All come from the DIN
aga district. They are part of the COM
rnand OF Colonel Torriblo Ortega, who is
held on n charge Of neutrality violation
by federal officials at Preside, Tex.
Texas Ranches Raided.
Reports Of ranch raidine oil the Texas
side of the line led late today to the
hurried departure along the border of
a posse under Sheriff Edwards OF I2l
Paso county. Troops of the United States
border patrol under direction of General
Hugh l.. Scott of Fort Bliss were on
especial vigilance tonight. General Fran
cisco Villa. commander of the insur-
gents of Chihuahua state, has made for
NAL demand FOR the surrender OF CHI
huahua city This was learned today
when the telegraph line below Juarez
was I'm operation for short time. Villa
threatens 10 attack with his group and
those of Chao and Hernandez. modified
nifty miles west OF the state capital
Attack From This Side.
NOGALES. Ariz., June l1.-Tnsurgent
Sonora state troops guarding the town
OF Sasabe sixty miles west of here, were
attacked last night by party Of Mexi-
cans from the Arizona side Of the inter
national line. The attackers were driven
off only after two town guards were
Killed.
General Obregons state troops were re-
ported today to have taken another stand
against General Ojeda's federal column ad-
yancng north from Guaymas along the
Southern Pacific of Mexico. toward Her
moslo, the Sonora state capital, The
result OF the fighting was not made
known.
Two troops of the Fifth United States
cavalry from Fort Huachuca. Ariz., have
been sent along the border near Arivaca,
Ariz.. to pursue insurgents who have been
raiding ranches on the Arizona side
SmuggIers Indicted.
LOS ANGELES. June 11,-Several In
dictments charging violation OF the neu-
traity laws were reported today by the
federal grand jury, which completed an
investigation of the smuggling OF aero
planes across the international border to
help Mexican rebels in Sonora. Names
OF those indicted were withheld
Didier Mason. the French aviator. was
arrested recently when one Of the flying
machines was captured near Tucson.
He was released and the captured aero
plane later disappeared The aviator is
supposed TO have used II in abortiye
efforts TO drop bombs on the Mexican
FederalS Lose 81 Men.
EAGLE PASS. Tex. June l1-Eighty-
four federals under General Tellez were
Killed and scores injured in an engage
ment with force OF constitutlonalists
led by Colonel Jesus Carranza on June
2. near Bustamente state OF Nuevo Leon,
according TO an official report received
The constitutlonalists' loss. according 10
the same report. was small.
Fear Massacre.
MOBILE. Ala, June l1.-Americans
and foreigners by the score are seeking
embarkation from Tampico, Mex, on
account of fear Of the cruelty Of the
MeXicaDs. according to arrivals on the
British steamer, Kyleakin.
Il. FELTON,, appearing yesterday on
charge of being an undesirable citizen,
said he had become a srowaway on tine
kyleakin for this reason. Two China
men who came with him from Tampico
gave similar explanation Of their
leaving.
Capt D. O. Campbell Of the Kylea-
kin says he was implored by scores Of
American citizens at Tampico to give
them passage out OF the country. He
was offered, he said, $50 head by per-
sons who wished to leave what he de-
scribed as terrible butchery and
cruelty.
Diaz May Return.
PARIS. June ia brother-in-la law
Of ex-President Diaz left for Mexico
today TO discuss with the government
Stomach Weak? '
Blood Bad? il, is
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