Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-10
Mexican Outrages
Upon Foreigners

Washington, d. c., March 10.-The
eighty outrages by Mexicans upon
Americans and other foreigners was
J made public by Senator Fall of New
Mexico in his speech in the senate
yesterday:
WILLIAM ADAMS killed July 2.
him, by Mexican officer. Nothing done.
MRS. ANDERSON. daughter, and
neighbor boy killed June %, 1911, Chi
hauhau; murderers arrested, served
six months in Jail and released. Ma
dero soldiers.
JOHNNY BROOKS, Texan. killed at
CoIonia Chuichupa, Chihauhau, in 1918.
He killed his assaiIant, PortlIo.
L. BUSHNELL, mounted policeman,
killed in Naeo, Ariz., March "a, 1913.
by stray bullet fired by rebels.
JOHN CAMP killed, Ell Paso, May 9,
1911, when rebels attacked Juarez.
DR.. r. c. CLARKE, TaylorviIle, ~.
shot dead in Mexico City, May 27,
1911, by partisan of Gen. Diaz.
CLARENCE II. COOPER, throat cut
and robbed at Pearson. Aug. 4, 1913.
sooRIS DAROW, consulting ensi-
neer, killed in attack on Nuevo sueha
Vista. Feb. Fl, 1918.
J. c. EDWARDS, native of Virginia,
shot to death while accidentally with
in rebel lines near Aqua Priets, April
10, 1911.
p. II. FERGUSON, San Francisco,
member of Troop =, Third United
States cavalry, killed by bullet fired
over the border
THOMAS FOUNTAIN killed after
court martial by Salazar at ParraI;
after warning from Washington Sala-
Ear later arrested this side of the
border charged with smuggling and
later released. Now held at Fort
Bliss.
ANTONIO GARCIA killed, Ell Paso,
May g. 1911, by stray bullet.
MATHEW GOURD and two dauah- 4;
ters assaulted near Tampieo, July 20, !
1918.
BENJAMIN GRIFFIN, rancher, MUIR |
5ered July 5, 1918, near Chuiehupa by 1
bandits.
MRS. PERCY eRiFFITHs, legs
shot of during the same lombard /
nent.
JAMES D. HARVEY killed, state Of
May, 1912, and mutilated
with spade. Nothing done.
EDMUND HAYES, American, en-
'Ioye Of MADEIRA company, also ROB-
=RT THOMAS, American citizen, ne
3ro, killed at miders by Mexican fed
'rai officer, Santa Caravo, arrested
Ind later discharged.
MRS. {. w. HOLMES killed by
hell during bombardment Mexico City
February, 1918.
JOHN S. n. HOWARD, United
states customs inspector, assassinated
lear Eagle Pass, Tex, Feb. 10, 1918.
FRANK HOWARD killed by bandits
n CoaIcoman, state of Michoaean, in
isrch, 1918.
ROBERT HUNTINGTON, railroad 4:
witehman, shot without cause near +.
>sua Priets, April 10. 1911. {
JOHN HERTLING Of Douglas, Ariz., q,
ansed near NogaIes by rebels under I
'rozco. July, 1912. .
THOMAS c. KANE, railroad con-
uetor, shot through head when BAN I
its wrecked train and killed many ]
assensers, April 1870, 1912.
A. w. lAURlIAUT, English subject, ! i
ripped, beaten, shot, and left for !
cad, about same time. 3
JOHN r. lockHART, SCOTS City,
TO- mining engineer, killed by ban '
Is in Durango, November, 1911. /
N. MATHESON, Mormon, killed \
nile fleeing from coIonia MoreIos, a
onora, Sept. IS, 1912, when bandits a
ere footing the town. 4
- MckINSEA, American. exc
ited near Aqua Prieta in September,
~ because rebels suspeeted he had
ven Information to federal troops. n
r. N. MEREDITH, Troy, Ohio. p
ruek by bullet during bombardment b
Mexico City. In February, 1918. z
ALFRED otcoTT. now Of Lo. An.
'es' 'hot at Sonora with his partner,
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