The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-06-19
EXTRA SESSION
FOR MExICANS
Congress of Warning Re-
public Works for Peace.
Villa Makes Denial That He and
Rebel Chief Are
at Outs.

Mexico City, June 17.-High Of
ficers Of the Mexican government
stated today that matters Of grea'
importance for the republic would
be discussed at an extra session o.
the Chamber of Deputies. which
would result in a complete restoration
of peace.
A bill requesting that the deputies
call at once extra sessions was sent
to the chamber today by the DeItrt-
Inent CT Foreign Relations and Gov.
ernmen.. The bill win be taken w
by the deputies before the chambef
adjouras this afternoon.
no SPLIT OCCURS.
e e, Paso. Tex, June 17.-General
Villa, thrcugh his agents here, is
sutd today a general denial that
there had been any split between him.
self and General Carranzac He said
that the arrest of the Carranza Gift
Gals at Juarez had been the result Of
q misinterpretation Of orders on the
part of Col. Tomas Ornelas, in charge
Of rhe Juarez garrison.
Peace and quiet reign at Juarez,
and If there has been a break In
the amicable relations between Gen.
eral Villa and GenersS Carranza il
does not show.
There has been mo fighting between
this city and chihuahua City and
the railway between the two points
Is operating trains on schedu e. The
telegraph system is in operation and
commercial messages are accepted, but
no press matter will be transmitted.
Queries sent to correspondents al
General Villas headquarters in Tor
reon go unanswered. ea
The Custom House in Juarez Is
dong business as usual.
II was learned, however, that be-
tween twenty and thirty employees of
the Juarez officers were sent on a
special train early today to Chihua-
hua City, the State capital, thence
to be transported to Torreon. where
villa remained. These men. employees
Of the custom house, telegraph Of
flee. treasury department and infor-
nation bureau. were arrested Late
yesterday by Colonel Ornelas in raid
on the various national offices. where
Carranza appointees were employed.
The whereabouts of II. Perez Alb
reu was the matter of most specula-
ton. He had been selected by Rafael
Zubaran Capmany, Carranza,s agent
ut Washington, as publicity agent Of
the revolution, whose function it was
to issue official bulletins ito the
press.
Perez Abreu disappeared when his
office was taken over by the villa
settlers. He just had issued an an
nouncement that he was transcrlbing
a bulletin regarding the zacatecas at
tack, in which the Natera forces had
been defeated. accoIiiing to official
advices from Mexico City, which
have been confirmed by reports from
the revolutlonists' front below Tor
reon.
Oonstitutionalist agents here today
were busy attempting to find explana'
ton from the south of the sudden
turn OF affairs al Juarez. but tine rig
id censorship on kilograms from Vail
las headquarters at Torreon prevent
cd from arriving other chap messages
denying in a general way that the
Constitutional chief AND
villa, his northern chieftain. had
reached point Of divonce on account
OF the appointment Of Narera as ohief
OF the new Central zone. and other
incldeits which the villa elements
have been reported ~ reseltiug.
Partisans OF Canransa and Villa al
El Paso discussed hotly tho future "
the Constitutionalist movement.
The question of the Niagarw Falls
conference played an important par
In the argument. especisaiJ ~ regards
the naming u provisional President
Some villa supporters even declares
that Gen. Felipe Angeles. Secretary
OF War ON Carranza's rabinet. hsa
boon selected by villa for provision
VI President In place of caarspzA a
some PARTISAN publications. had sug
Eested Anseles. = former Fedora