New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
Proposes to Send Trains to
Carry Their Troops to
the Capital.
TO PROTECT CITY
AGAINST BANDITS
Prediction Heard Of Counter
Revolution in Northern Mexico
Within Sixty Days.

Fl Paso, Tex, July 10. 5.-Constitution-
alist troops will be in Mexico City
within ten days. According to sdvices
Constitutionalists are said to have re-
ceived tonight Francisco Carbajal
chosen by Huerta for the Presidency
is already in communication with
Washington.
The messages said CarbajsI had indi-
rectly laid before the State Department
a proposal to assist the Constitution
alists in taking charge Of Mexico City,
in return for which he would be al
lowed a safe conduct 10 a seaport,
where he and his family would en-
bark for Europe.
The plan is for President carbajsl
TO send troop trains into the TuXpam
district, whore the Constitutionslist
forces Of General CandIdo Agl liar now
are, and convey them TO Mexico City
to police the city and prevent an incur
sion Of Zapatistas, or brigands. Loot
ing and outlawry e every description
are considered to menace the capital
with the Reorganization of the Huerta
army. and committees Of native and
foreign residents have petitioned the
government to properly provide protec-
tion for the city.
During the interim between the ar
rival Of General Aguiar and the 70 e
NAL occupation Of the city by Car
rama Carbajal will resign and with
draw from the city, 20 sail for Europe.
The entry Of Carranza will then sig
naliZc the accession Of the revolution
lists to the government.
Advlccs received from General Car
ranza's Headquarters at Monterey to-
night state that Carranza will leave IN
a few days for Tampco with between
1000 and 800 men Of the command
Of General Pablo Gonzales. From
Tampico he Will proceed to the nation
al capital as soon as practicable.
Cannot Arrest Huerta.
II is assumed TO be impossible TO
arrest General Huerta, as the Constl-
tutionalists had planned IN the event
the revolution was a success, for he Is
expected to seek safety in Europe at
the earliest opportunity. This view
was held in spite Of letters from secret
agents in Mexico City stating that
General Huerta some days ago sent
rapid spread Of the counter revolution
orders to all generals in the capital
ana in the field to be ready for aggres-
sivc action under any orders they
might receive ten days from date.
Huerta agents here, pointing to the
AIRY movement IN Chihuahua and
Northeastern Sonora, state that an
army will be operating in the north Of
Mexico against the Constitutionalists
within sixty days. Other Federal sym
pathizers say arrangements have been
made for placing 10000 men in the
field. They will likely be under the
leadership e General Rogue Come,
now in Northwestern Chihuahua, and
of General Ynez Salazar, providing
some way can be found TO obtain
SalaZar's release from the federal
prlson camp at Fort Wingate, \. NJ.
They also hope General Pascual Oro2cO
Will be able TO join the movement.
General Villa Is hardly as optimistic
rs the CarTanLa agents, and believes
that Hucrta 10 rcsigning TO take the
field in person.
villa Skeptical Of Hucria.
"It makes no difference TO us who IS
put into the Presidency OF Mexico at
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