The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-24

American Press Association.
Washington April 2s-The Department informed that the
Consonas have united with the Hreists Tampco to resist
the Americans
Mexican Charge Washington for his passports
Vera Cruz April 23-Generl Mas the former Mexican
mndsr here reported to be intending move against the city with
strong reinocements form Pueblo.
FL April 23-Bish subjects been warned
to leave Immediately The warning from British Ambassador &C.
Gil Sprng-R?c at Washington.
Eagle Pass Tex. April 23-After destroying machinery in the
railroad shops blowing up railroad switches and removing telegraph
instruments III the office at Piedas Negra Mexico opposite here
Mexican fedeS prevented from blowing the Mexican end CT
the International bridge by the arrival the American Border Patrol
Galveston April 23Wress messages from Puerto Mexico,
hundred miles south of Vera Cruz where Mxns roed yesterday
against foreigners indicated there probable loss of life
Washington April 29There are eight hundred to one thousand
Americans still in Mexico City and announcement is made that they
will be protected by the guards of other legations
Washing April 23American marines and bueacket gained
of the treawo1ks three Mules inland from Vera Cruz This
ros City and has been in possession CT
the Huerta forces the Americans captured Vera Cruz
FL Paso April 23Praicaly rebel leader here and at
Jrare, las signed Cnza consratulatng him on his note
to Bryan Villa sail he could land twelve thousand men in FL Pao IN
fory-eight hours
Washington April ga brigade infantry and artillery
were dispatched from Galveston Vera Cruz cooperate with the
there Three regiments of infantry at San Francisco and the
artillery Fort Riley Kansas have been ordered to report to Bsader
General Bliss for the Mexican border.
Seattle Wash April 23The cruiser St. Louis has been ordered
to sail immediately from the PugetSound yard for Mazatan Mex
Washington April as--seoretary
the embargo against the shipment OF arms into Mexico from
the United States is restored.
Associated
Washington April 2sThe troops moved tonight
to reinforce the American Navy Vera Cruz
Troops ordered to the primarily relieve
unetss OF border residents but also precauton against hoe
military operations
Secretary Garrison announced tonight that brigade of infantry
and artillery Bgad General Funston had been ordered To
embark four transports from Galveston for Vera Cruz The
possibility that General the federal commander might make
attack with rcnforcements and the possibility oil
Mexico City protect the fleeing Americans and the
railroads the underlying reasons for the military movement
President Wilson statement today warning Caranza that
the United States dealing with those whom Huera commands and
those who to his support
Charge OShaughnessy Agaa given their pass
ports today This regarded by the Washington government as
csagng act of but declaration by Huerta not un
expected
Brazil chosen today to ltok after American interests in Mex
Where there the French will act for the
United States special fleet from drednouehts to
gunboa has been ordered to the Atlantic coast OF Mexico
The American land forces today pushed their three miles IN
land from Vera Cruz and seized important breastworks
The Senate today passed the hundred thousand dollar appo
pon for the American refugees Senator Borah SAID durn
the debate that condition of actual existed between the United
States and Mexico.
Rear Admiral Badger asked permission to capture all the Mexican
gunbos and vessels and ammunition Tor The an Oh
the Mexicans Cruz
These outstanding developments the dramatic sequence of
day Of extreme tension.