Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-02
Herrera'S Brigade RevoItS and
Is tntrencted in Mountains
About ParaI, According to
Reports in EI PaSo'
ARRIETA BROTHERS
DEFEATED AT DURANGO
Scores of Federal Officers At
taching Themselves to Cause
of Northern Commander
Says Consul General
tsy aoamsa ,oussAl SPECIAL lr.sso w'"sl

E paso Tex. oct. 1.-Further def-
mite reports of divisions in VIVA
army reached the border today ffoh
both official and impartial sources
The report that General MacloNlo
Herrera. with his entire Brigade hau
revolted against Villas authority was
confirmed fully 1t also was reported
that the Arrleta brothers, leaders IN
Durango. had revolted to the car
ranza side, and that Villas leader. To-
mas tlrbina, had taken Durango City
after battle.
VIII strengthen Iarranza.
Observers here took these reports
as indicating that they would strength
on the position of Carranza IN MS
pending negotiations with villa at "a
catecas which are reckoned to ad-
inst the long standing difference De
tween those two leaders. The con-
firmed Generalization in Villas north
ern division was sent at once to OH
cals at Mexico City.
The Arrieta brothers, Mariana ana
Domingo. long have dominated ihe
constiutionalist troops in Durango
After their defeat at the capital on
Tuesday it was reported in adVices 10
Juarez they had fled into the Nils
and established themselves in natural
stronghods of that mountainous state
Herrera L. Entrcnched.
Herrera and his troops are en-
trenched at Parral in the southwest
crn extremity Of chihuahua state
Their district contains some Of the
largest American mines of the state
1t was reported from Chihuahua that
when General Herrera announced al
legance to Carranza, villa OIL.
cials had imprisoned his brother LUIS
and their father, Jose de la Luz Her
rera. who were at Chihuahua city
These internal disorders in VIVA
territory. it was admitted today, had
oecasioncd suspension of all outgoing
traffic on the central railroad so as to
prevent the news reaching the bor-
der.
FcderaIs Join villa.
Rafael T.. Muzquiz, the CarfanZa
consul general along the border an
nounced from the office here today
that he had received definite infor-
nation that scores of officers of the
Old federal army were preparing to
join Villa in his revolt against the cen
tral government. Muzquiz said that
three ship loads of federal officers and
soldiers from Vera Cruz arrived yes
terday at Galveston.
These men with others now at San
Antonio, he declared, were coming to
El Paso to join the villa troops. The
consul had reports that already there
were seven ex-federal generals and
fifty other officers already at San An
tonic in addition to several already
here.
Yaquis Dominate Sonora.
From Sonora came reports of al
most absolute domination of that rich
western border state by the Yaqui In
dams whom Governor Maytorena had
led into northern Sonora in his revolt
against Carranza. Arrivals from the
western state declared that Indians
had been placed in civil offices in the
state capital Hermosilo, and other
towns. and that the entire state was in
their power The Yaquis, it was de-
clared, had set about taking forcibly
the lands which they have claimed for
years and which they had been prom
ised by various revolutionary factions.