The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-07-23
STARTS UPRISING Z
| Y IN MEXICO CITY
Fernandez Gonzalez Asks Zapata
to Enter the Capital.
WOULD SEIZE GOVERNMENT
PIotter Has $500 Federal Soldiers
Under Hlm-oeneraI Villa Pre-
pairing to Lead His Entire
Division Southwark.

Vera Cruz, July 20-Two unoticial
kilograms received here say Fernan.
DEE Gonzalez with $500 federal So
diers has started an uprising In Mex
leo City and sent word to Emiliano
zapata that he will aid him in taking
possession Of the government. Zapata
is reported to have notified the au.
thortties Of the small towns around
the capital that he will begin hostili.
ties Immediately unless they surren.
der.
Gonzalez returned to Mexico about
= month and a half ago under the am.
nesty offered by Huerta to all partici-
pants in the previous rebellion who
would come back and fight the Car
rama forces. He landed at Vera Cruz
and was permitted to pass through
the American lines by General Fun
ston when he stated that he wished to
help defend his government. He Is a
son of Manuel Gonzalez, who was
president Of the republic in the In
term between the two Diaz admins.
trat.ons.
Consul Canada is endeavoring to
verify the reports Of the uprising.
Heurta Delays Departure.
Puerto Mexico, July 2O.-Unwilling-
ness to leave behind any friends who
wish TO accompany him into exile and
failure to select a vessel to carry them
beyond the reach Of the constitution.
alists resulted In the postponement by
President Huerta of his departure
from Mexico.
1t has virtually bsen decided that
Huerta and General Banquet will go
to jamaica on the German cruiser
Dresden.
Gen. Pascual Orozco, supported by
most of the men who we're with him
in his revolution against Madero in
1912, will lead an organized rebellion
against the new government, said ad.
vices which reached Huerta's camp.
1t was reported Orozco had planned
to mobilize such forces as were avail
able in and about Aguascalientes,
move to Queretaro and begin opera
lions
Orozco counts on the assistance Of
Gen. Marcelo Caraveo, Gen. Benjamin
Argumedo and Gen. Antonio Rojas, all
Of whom were oflcers in his revolu.
tionary army but later Joined the
HuertA army.
villa TO Take Entire Army South.
Juarez, Mex, July 20-Gen. Fran
cisco Villa has returned to this city
from chihuahua to commence the
movement Of his troops southwark to
Queretaro, where they will be mo-
bilized with the departments Of the
northwest and northeast for the tri.
umphal entry into Mexico City.
Although General Carranza has an
nounced that only 5000 troops from
each division, their respective gen.
erals In command and their STATS will
accompany him to Mexico City, Gen.
eral Villa reiterates his intention Of
marching his entire division into the
national capital, and says he will keep
them CHARTERED there until such time
as he has been convinced that peace
has come over the entire republic.
Generals Alvaro Obregon and Pablo
Gonzalez are also preparing for the
same move, 1t is asserted by Villista
officials in Ell Paso and Juarez.
A dispatch from Monterey to Car
ranzista headquarters in Ell Paso was
to the effect that Gen. Pablo Gonzalez
had been ordered by Carranza to move
into Mexico City at the earliest pos,
sible moment.
Carranza viii Wait.
Ell Paso, Tex, July 2O.-Venustiano
Carranza, first chief OF the constitu.
tionalist party of Mexico, will not 60
to Mexico City until after the city has
been placed under military. rule and
thoroughly pacified by the military,
according to Roberto v. Pasqueira.
diplomatic representative Of the con-
stitutionalists in the United States
and confidential agent OF Carranza: