New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-11
.,.,se Who Shot Two Me''
nV.r and Child Must
Be Punished.
,sUfG0N WOUNDED;
V''I LOSES RIGHT ARM
arizona and New Mexico
' ''.,, Troops Under Orders
for Service.

% -,,s-spb 90 Tie 1r'ounel
% TSv June l0.-lmmediate
o f'.", Of the villa soldiers who
'a s..r British subjects and wound, ,
10 . ,s.r At Tuxpam was demanded OF
'a. wills to day by The BRUSH
gem through H. c. Nyl''' -i nr,s.
''. .i coonsel and diplomatic repre-
: VIZ IS. ssre. BY order Of the British
'a"'' in Washington. II is also
s.S ot villa that proper repAra-
S'l. r,de without delay to the
rs /. # the slain and wounded
i :. s,itish subjects were killed dur
:, :. ' stack on Tuspam by the villa
q = ..mmsnded by General CUTLER,
81 Al we're non-combatsnts and
3. -, down while seeking a place
Ts - The four killed were S B.
w. T. Graves. Mrs. Millard and
s's Ava 4 Mr.. Millsri was wounded.
!. '. !. the first case Of casualties to
-, .pbjeets in Mexico since the
A. william Benton in Juarez.
-, crime Villa and his aid Ru-
=. e. v,.,ro. were held responsible, but
''s..i.iaetion was ever given. no
"d as tina; made by the
= 'ovsrnnent to-day has been
naM yila by ally foreign nation
~ - ' Always heretofore requests ior
I.,-,tion and diplomatic paTieys
=. Sssn the course pursued; Now,
100 a. !, is demanded OF Villa that
! Vi at once.
Offer Made TO Red Cross.
Mics, merchants and brokers IN
,.,,s1 to-day made an oHer 70 o one
-,,;,sn Red Cross 20 sell II 'o,OVV
-, ~ beans now held IN Juarez'
-. ~, a. three and a half cents
r.sI,s been put on the beans, when
-. .t;,nsd in from Chihuahua. Moth
I. as said abost donating any por-
I, II these professions, but the plea
=, rade that starving MeXleans ~ouIo
! Ia 70 get their native beans. Inc
4, Vas made 10 Or. c. +. Braden,
=. .'...,ry Of the local Red Cross
ytlsh. r,.,..o,
bIcnsl Omar Bundy acting commana-
F,bs Sin Infantry Brigade, to-day
80, he work Of determining the
~, Of destitute MeXicans IN the
80, district Lieutenant NJ. I.
ss,yI,,bsrger has been detailed TO
aAer the Information.
h va, learned here to-day that Cen
r,l blyaro Obregon. the FORTUNES
s.,sr over General villa. was severely
tended in the sighting around Leon,
,,l Tia, he has lost his right arm as
.,rt General Oregon was struck
! fragment Of @ shell, which tore
r,hs right shoulder.
Denite his very serious wound, Gen
ed 0bregon refused TO permit the
seen 10 remove him from the line OF
s,iie. and he has been directing the
'.h,ing from his couch since. Inc
Ii that he was wounded was kept
s,rsi BIZ General Oregon for fear the
rssuneenent might interfere with the
Etesss Of his campaign.
villa Flees Zacatecas.
lila officials and all Of the wealthy
llaiHss fed from Zscatecas, Mexico
s3sy on special trains. for Torreon,
sxcfdng TO private advices received
s-nizht. The report also said villa
as evacuated Aguas Calientes, &C
urting to refugees. and that Obre--
las army has occupied that city ana
zOying on Zacatecas.
Safe troops Of Arizona, New Mexico
I'd Texas, it is stated tonight, are
a.G orders TO hold themselves IN
,atrs. for service. possibly in
Y1ieo.
National guard officers in the three
'1.ss are said 20 have been instructed
see that their men are in ft condi-
tai. as yellow fever and smallpox
Z, said to be prevalent in Mexico. and
ssrssore very strict physical examine
l..t Will be required"
ksnesn silver pesos, which, it is
's,sd here, were quoted in New YORK
stiy at Ssh cents. are bringing az
sts on the border. The jump in
nee !, due 70 the demand for silver
90 D mining companies in Mexico
- are forced By Villa 20 pay their
l'srers in silver. For the first time
many years silver pesos are being
z'oried from China for use in Mex
~ local banks holding a number Of
fTs orders for Chinese pesos. No
,l'u hps been coined in Mexico for
w, years and the supply is ex-