The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-18
Adherents of Both Villa and
Carranza See the Ruin of
Their Cause in the Rup-
ture.

Fl Faso, June -Carran2a and
Villa adhcrents here tonight issued a
joint appeal to both the constitutions
alist commander in chief and the
'h'h"ahua louder tasling that both
desist from what they considered d
controversy which would ruin the
chances of the consttutonalist cause.
noth internally and internationally
The message was drawn up in the
form of diplomatic memorial
General Carranzo and General Villa
ial'"d to deny that their relations had
reacheu Il breaking point Neither
ana agents of either the constitutions
allst chief or his northern commander
attempt to give reasons for the force
iul ousting late yesterday of all Car
rama appointees in the offices at
JuareZ by villa supporters.
statement was issued early today
by Villa agent here to the effect
that his chief had authorized him to
issue general denial OF the reported
leStransement. The statement later
was found to have been made without
authority. Partisans of both Villa
ana 'arranZa We're unable today to
get an official expression from Goa
hula where carranza has established
himself and from Torreon, where villa
evidently remained.
Sent South.
The employees of the Juare2 customs
! mousse telegraph office and treasury
/ department sent south carly today on
i "A special train. Will be taken to Sal
tho, according to an announcement
tonight by Roberto " Pesuucra, Car
rama $ confidential agent here. Other
reports said that they had been placed
IN the state penitentiary at Chihuahua
| City.
The reported sending of the pris-
oners to Carranza's Headquarters was
received by agents of both factions
hero as the action by the villa ad-
hercnts. II WAS not denied from any
source that Villas soldiers had taken
over the entire fabric of civil gov ern
| ment that heretofore was manipulated
by Carranza's cabinet officers
.. Monoy Conc.
In addition to the disappearance OF
the Carran2a officials from the Dor
der port $l,0OO.oo0 i'm constitutionaist
currency is missing, ii was said to-
night ON the best authority.
rms money was of the national is-
sue which carranza installed to be-
come general currency throughout con-
stitutional territory. The money,
SAID to have been confiseated by villa.
was sent to the state capital
The national bills dropped nve
cents to value of 21 cents gold at
the FL Paso exchange today.
Patched Up.
Washington. June 17.-Official in
formation reaching the Washington
government from American consul
Edwards at Juarez said General Fran
cisco Villa and General Vcnustiano
| Carranza, leaders of the constitutions
allst movement in Mexico, had patched
| up their differences and Villa would
| proceed to take charge of the military
movement against Zacatecas, where
the revolutionary forces recently met
reVerses.
That General Villa had determined
on break with Carranza and had
| demonstrated MS attitude by impriS-
oning some of the first constitution
allst command. was verified in reports
to the state department today. 1t
was declared. however, that Villas
actloh had served the purpose for
which II was originally intended and
the conqueror of Torreon and Saltillo
| would command the military advance
against Huerta from this time with
out interruption.
Relief.
The internecine dispute in the Mex
1can revolutionary ranks, while meti
alton at Niagara Falls rested, had
stirred officials here, but Consul Ed
wards message served to relieve mix
iety. Other official dispatches re-
ceived We're to the effect that all the
principal officers OF the revolution
airy movement sided with Villa In his
| differences with the constitutionalist
nrst chief over methods of procedure
IN the campaign, and that Carranza