The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-20

| leave small doubt that Carranza and
Oregon have split.
The breach between villa and
Zapata was seen In connection with
| the reported action OF the Villa dele
gates to the Mexico City convention
| in withdrawing to Aguas Calientes,
| led by ex-Provisional President Cara.
| The Zapatistas' refusal to support
Villas peace plans was said to have
caused the break.
That Villa and Obregop might
launch a new regime with the moral
support" promised by President Will
son to the man who could compose
differences" among the factional. lead
ers, was believed not only possible
but probable.
The administration let it be known
tonight that this government will not
interfere until the present revolution
assumes definite form, but Ii a new
revolution within revelation should
develop, 1t is believed steps will be
taken Immediately to compel a peace
full era.
Quarrels in the Carranza- Oregon
ed vnla-Zapata ranks overshadowed
Admiral Towards voyage, with ma
rines and blue Jackets, to the vicinity
of Guymas. with discretion to rescue
Americans threatened by Yaqui In
dian uprising. Howard, on the war
ship Colorado is due near Guaymas
Sunday. The New Orleans and Den
yer are already there.
In the absence of reports from How
ard or Consul Hostetter, at Guaymas.
oficials believed the American colo
nists were not in danger and that
landing would be unnecessary.
Word was received that Governor
Maytorena Of the state OF Sonora had
sent 700 Mexican troops at General
Villas order, TO protect foreigners.
Reports of famine conditions con.
tinue alarming. The Red Cross issued
a statement tonight saying its Vera
Cruz representative reported "the food
situation growing decidedly worse"
Indians Are Hostile.
NOGALES, Ariz., June 19.-With
new reports Of Yaqui Indian outragcs
arriving hourly. the cruiser Colorado
speeding toward the new war zone"
and Governor Jose Maytorena, OF
Sonora, threatening to resist the pos
sible landing of American marines,
the Mexican situation was considered
acute tonight.
A detachment OF 1000 villistas
has been rushed to the YaQui rivAr
valley. supposedly to protect settlers
from the hostiles. but it is said the
soldiers have orders to prevent Amer
lean naval forces from setting foot ou
the west coast.
Maytorena authorized the statement
today that his entire force would bs
used, If necessary, to resist invasion
Send More sIuejackets.
SAN DIEGO, Calf, June 19.-That
every preparation is being made by
the United States naval authorities to
send an expedition OF marines and
bluejackets inland to protect Ameri-
cans against plunderfng Yaquis near
Guaymas, Sonora, was evident here
late today It was admitted that the
army supply automobiles are being
hurriedly loaded on the United States
supply ship Glacier, in San Diego
harbor
The Glacier Is to follow the cruiser
Colorado to Guaymas. The Colorado
with Admiral Howard In command.
and three companies of marines on
board, is due to arrive at Tabori Bdy
late today. The protected cruisers
Cleveland. Denver and New Orleans
should be at Tabori Bay now The
cruiser Chattanooga has followed the
Colorado south.
An expeditionary force Of 700 ma
rines and 1900 bluejackets will bs
available for the relief expedition,
should Admiral Howard decide that
an expedition is necessary.
/ obregon Can't be Found.
| Ell PASO, Texas, June 19.-General
iObregon, until recently considered