Arizona republican., 1915-06-23
United States Government Hears Again Denials of Trouble from Respective Agencies of the Mexican Factions.
GONZALES ON
 WAY TO CAPITAL
Despite Orders from Car ranza to Halt Until Cabi- net Is Reorganized. Com mander Is Still Marching. to Mexico City.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHI

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Denials of friction in. the Carranza ranks and of dissension among the Villa leaders were repeated by the re ~pectiVe agencies of the Mexican fac tions. United States officials had no report from their own represen- tatives but the belief still prevailed that the trouble between Obregon and Carranza had not been healed and that departure of Angeles from the camp of Villa at this time was an important military. if not pO Iitical loss. The reports say that Gonzalez. marching against Mexico City. and whho was ordered to halt until Carranza reorganized his ca hinet. has gone ahead and is now within a few miles of the old capi toI Communication behind him to Vera Cruz is cut
 This development is regarded as ominous in official quarters. Car Tanza authorities at Vera Cruz claim the lines cut by the Zapata forces hut other information received in the United States indicates that Con ;zalez cut his own communications behind him. According to official information Carranza refused to take the advice of Obregon and accepted the resignations of some of his ca hinet ministers, whose retention was insisted upon by Obregon.
 The action of Gonzalez seems tc indicate that ne is in sympathy with ObregOn. General Angeles did not pass through here enroute to Bos- ton. Information is meagre as to his plans. though rumors are cur rent that he is really in the United States to discuss with prominent Mexicans plans for the inauguration of q new movement that will have no nucleus in the Villa -Zapata troops. Representations have been made by the United States to the authorities in Mexico City and Vera Cruz. in sisting that the lives and interests of foreigners must be protected ir connection with any change of au- thority at the capitol It is not yet known whether the Villa -Zapata troops said to number 10000 in Nexi- co City. will offer resistance to Gonzalez or evacuate peacefully as has been the case on previous oc- 'asions when the city has changed hands.
 Admiral Howard sent by wireless to tine navy department a statement pre- scented to him by the Mexican mili- tarv commandant at Guaymas sug- gesting that Americans leave the Va qui valley. but promising to protect them if they remained or escort them if they departed. The cOmmandant said a landing by American marines would be likely to cause Americans trouble all along the coast.
 The following official statement was made public at the navy department:
 Admiral Howard forwarded to the navy department the following state ment presented to him by General Levi military comma ndant at Guaymas. on board the Colorado. yesterday:
 Whereas. Americans were invited to exploit the Yaqui Valley. There then existed no revolution. adequate garri- sons were established along the Yaqui Valley and the Indians were held in subjection. but now. taking phases into consideration which require unusual demands on the military, it would ap-