New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
Deadlock Reached Over
Elimination of Certain
Advisers.
TWO LEADERS FACE
ARMED CONFLICT
Military Chief Abandons Move
ment on Mexico City to
Prepare for II.

D..
-L.-- be,nc accomplished by the
- ,-ra--a conference at Torreor
-. 4,ss,neared. according 20 reports
- here tonight. Both the car
- srdv,lla delegates demanded the
.I.n,,ra.ion Of certain advisers to
- -o;.ber side would agree. Prac-
\ .,r.lIv all Of Carranza's Cabinet md
80 all OF Villas advisers, were re-
.n.,,ed 70 resign. it was said
+. was reported tonight on good au-
,.a-,tv that General Carranza mad Is
.n.d an order expelling General An
- from the Cons5tutionalist army.
~ vas viewed as a retaiatory meas
~. against the villa faction after its
ION in confscating national funds
I'd imprisouing CarrG<za's officials at
I,,rez Angeles recently was deposed
:, Secretary of War in the Carrsnza
r.binet. and il was said he was one Of
,.o.e mentioned by the Carranza dele
.,,., A. Torreon whose elimination
-htca
was requested
csrrsnza officials who were removed
.-on Office by Villa and arrested are
.,i,l virtually prisoners, despite the
demand OF Carranza that they be re-
,.,ssd and their Offices be restored TO
them.
Persons arriving from Torreon to
Say tell o. a mysterious troop move
nsut toward the border, which indi-
,stes tha- General Villa is placing no
confidence in a peace agreement. Strong
attachments Of Villas troops are being
sent 10 northern garrisOns, and che
southern campaign, which Villa prom
ised 70 resume Immediately, appears 10
nave been indefinitely postponed.
Troops are being sent from TOrreon
20 Chihuahua City, Parral and 70 all
Of the smaller towns lying between
Torreon and the border, Juarez being
the only point 20 which relntorcements
have not been ordered.
Carrar-a men on the border say that
Villa. ir sending large bodies of troops
% northern cities. is preparing Tor
trouble that does not appear imminent.
While there are -cattered bands OF
Federal regulars IN Northern Chi
lauhua. rnev are not sufficiently strong
10 be q menace 70 any city which has
z rebel garrison OF even mediocre
streng-h The BELIEF on the border IS
that villa IS preparing for struggle
with Ca-ra1Za forces when mediation
a. Torreon finally fails.
Until to-day il had been given out
daily a. Torreon that Villas army and
ire forces Of CarranZa were ready 20
move Jointly upon Mexico City as soon
as the military peace conference a.
Torreon lad completed us IaDors.
There are no evidences a. IOrreon o.
ans such movement being in contem-
plstior Instead Villa is keeping ms
Inc O. communication 70 the north
open AID IS making his preparations
70 hold East 20 what he has in the way
c. territory.
Notwithstanding all this. official and
semi-ofic al messages from Iorrcon
continued opt mistlc, the statement De
ing made that an agreement between
the factions practically had been con-
cluded and that the mediators were
preparing % complete their task and
return 70 their commands.
Torrson. Mexico, July at the end
o. to-day session Of the Carranza-
villa conference j. was announced that
al matters taken Up had been arranged
s2-isfa c-orlly and That there was no
doubt that the outcome OF the meeting
would De favorable 20 the Constitution
alIst cause. J. was made known that
only few points remained % be set
Sled and tina. none of these would IN
tgsnce me result Of the conference.
IRON The Tribune Bureau
Washington. July s.-The "re-elec-
.ion" o. Huerta will not have the
slightest effect or the general policy OF
TIE United States, which viii continue
70 devote It's attention 20 the military
progress Of the revolutiOnlsts and 20
the proposed conference between the
Constitutionalists and the HuertIstas.
President Wilson was asked to-day
Il BE- would comment on the election
q yesterday. He said with a laugh
ins, he hardly thought that any com
nent from MIN was necessary, and
vher ne was asked i he knew any
thing Of Huerta's plans for leaving
MEXICO ne smiled and answered:
y an afraid ] am not in his conf
dence
Little faith Is placed mere in the
rerraooncy q any peace arrangement
hetseer villa and Carranza. Il is be-
heyed that The quarrel between the two
ieader which is deep seated and iuli
o. danger. will break out again m the
event o. She capture Of Mexico City.
Itero arc indications that there Will
b change IN the personnel Of the
Const.t1- ionalist junta here. T. is said
nat Rafae. Zubaran viii be replaced.
One 81 the principal differences be
tFesn villa and CarranZs is said 70 be
t5e treatment % be accorded 20 the
Azdefo family. Carranza mas little use
ior The Naderoz-in fact, 10 has been
ensrgsd that ne was organizing re-
volt against Madero when Huerta
teizeo he government in Mexico City
while villa Dr. loyal % the dead
Ifsslaent o. Neuco and % the other
member o. hs family. The Maderos,
h'NeFer. arc wealthy largely by their
-"ieffaiD Of great tracts Of land, and
ernest Hadero. tne head Of tho fam
by now. is against the land DIVISION
WCgf4mrr Of the Constitutionalists
wa N also ra.d 30 be dissatisfied
Niih Da'rarza's Washington agents,
Nhp AZ" also against the haderOs, and
Nenit tncu replaced
@pt> haecDnccios. Young Mexican
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