Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12
CNRRNNZi OPTICIANS
TO ENTER PROTEST

El PasO, Tex. Oct. Officials
of the Carranza government along
the border tuday We're preparing a
report on the Naco battle OF last night
regarding the entry on American soil
of the Yauui troops The Information
probably viii he offered To officials
OF the American government through
Rafael Zubaran Capmany, the CON
stitutional representative at Wash
ington
General Hill IN his report 10 Gen
eral Carranza asserted that force
Of Indians estimated AT 500, deliher-
ately crossed to the American side of
the line aud opened fire on the de-
fcnders Of the border town. or this
number he declared. only twelve
were captured and disarmed by the
American soldiers OF the Ninth cav
airy. Evidence tending TO prove this
Is being secured, Mexican officials
here said, in the form Of rifle cart
ridge shells picked up on the Arizona
side of the international boundary.
Late reports from General Hill to-
day stated that the Yaquis We're in
fun flight. pursued by his troops who
lost few men In the battle in which
the enemy lost t2b in killed. and
NNtHiA ANNluItu II uiSU WIS report
ed that Governor Maytorena. the
Villa partisan who heads the Sonora
state revolution against the central
government was fleeing by automo-
bile to Tucson. Ariza from Cananen.
Sonora. The Maytorena troops, off
eial reports said, also failed in sim
utaneous attack on Aqua Prieta,
opposite Douglas, Ariz. Carranza Of
hcials hailed the dual victory AS end
OF the Indian uprising and its political
backing in northwestern Mexico.
Observers here today turned their
eyes from the Naeo battlefield, aud
its menace to international relations.
to Vera Cruz, which the American
forces had been scheduled 10 evacu-
ate yesterday It was predicted that
General Carranza would take some
steps at least in the form Of a diplO-
matte note to secure the port for his
forces pending the outcome of the
Agnas Calientes peace conference with
the Villa faction and the possibility
Of its ending In armed conflict be-
tween the two factions. II WAS re-
ported here today that both freight
and passenger traffic had hecn or
dered re-estab blished on the lnteroce-
anic railway between the national
capital and the sea port, This report
from Mexico City. however, came at
the same time with an official mes-
sage informing border agents that the
American troops already We're leuv-
ing Vera cruz, an error which prob
ably came from a prediction based On
the understanding that this was 10
have been done on October 10. The
department of justice at Mexico City
was reoreanized saturday with At-l
lorney Escuardo y Nerduga in charge
Of the work Of establishing civil
courts, said an official statement from
the capital
A proclamation calling on nl Mex .
cans to fight against The Americans
who hold Vera cruz and against
Francisco Villas forces has been is
sued at Parral by Monciovio Herrera. /
he former villa brigade commander
who Joined the Caiqanza side at the
'ecent split Of the constitutlona list /
forces. Copies Of the statement {
'eached here today
Herrera made an appeal 10 arms .
Since the time is drawing near when +
he American government must leave T
1ur sacred fatherland and since we
nav have To use force to fight not (
Mexicans who shamelessly TO the .
'atherland have been traitors to our
'auge.
Another proclamation by Herrera
auds Carranza for his fight against /
he Huerta government and denounres +
yilla as traitor and bandit
Several Of Villas leaders have is
sued cOunter-arguments in which they +
asserted that Herrera has no logical /
'eason for his separation from the di.t
fision Of the north.
Two Americans Shot.
Two Americans. Lee Hall. a promi-
tent citizen and Corporal McAlllster
Troop = Ninth United States cavalry
we're struck by stray bullets. Hail was
hot in the head and seriously hurt
leAllistcr was shot through the
iand while on sentry duty in the
stock Yards.
Four shells presumably from the
suns of Governor Maytorenas Villa