Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-02
FUR CITY OF MEXICO IS
 THE CRY
Officials Believe That Relief Must Be Sent In To Capital In Order To Protect Foreigners There Situation North PreCariouS

WASHINGTON, July 1-Faced with unparalleled conditions of famine and anarchy in Mexico City, threatening the safety of foreigners, government officials tonight gave serious consid- eration to measures of relief Dis patches by courier 70 Vera Cruz from the Brazilian minister in Mexico City, are before Secretary Lansing, and the President who may authorize an effort to obtain the consent of Carranza 70 send supplies to Mexico City through neutral agencies The message said the "only opening is the railroad from Vera Cruz 10 Mexico City to bring re- lier'. The dispatches revealed that Carranza refused to permit the mes sages 10 pass the cable. lt is under stood inquiry will be made by the 1 United States of Carranza to learn the
 responsibilities for the stoppage of diplomatic communications.
 While it appeared that Zapata fore
 es are stnl in control of the capital, fighting continued on the outskirts of the city against the reinforced col
 umns of General Gonzales, the Carran- ga commander
 The political situation generally is | believed 10 be dependant on the |course of military operations. Contin- Iued success of Zapata resisting the entry of Carranza's troops into the tcapitaI deadlocked the operations n |the south for while in the vicinity of Apuas Calientes.
 1 Villa claims to have taken Logas
 and defated General Hin, who succeed 1 Obregon. in active command Of th- 1 Carranza forces. This report is con tradicted by Carranza officials who
 declare Obregon is having continuous successes.
 ] Efforts to restore peace are said O
 wait. to some extent, upon the return
 of the President although the outcome
 of the military situation in the next two weeks will have an important bearing Many leaders of the Villa movement are now in Washington. i This group will be augmented by tho
 early arrival of Miguel Lomhardo
 minister of foreign affairs of Chihua Ihua. The Villa statement says Lom bardo left El Paso today for Washing ton to confer with Enrique Llorente confidential agent of the provisional government in Villa territory. Manual Bonilla, who is here on special mia sion for Villa with General Angeles
 the Villa leader will participate
 The purpose is declared to be to con vince American officials General Villa
 and his associates are willing to make peace with their opponents, that they
 have no candidate and will agree tC
 any capable man
 CASE POSTPONED. EL PASO, July 1-The case against Huerta and his five co-defendants. on
 charges of conspiracy to launch , Revolutionary movement in Mexico was continued under bond until July ..l2. It was postponed on the approya
 of Geo Oliver, United States Commis l, sioner on request of the governmen that additional time be given to col
 lect evidence and subpoena witnessel scattered from New York to Los An geles.
 When told of the agreement by hi attorney. Huerta inquired must h stay in El Paso On being informed that he need not but must appear . court on that day Huerta interiectal i "all right" and prepared to leav , the court On his way out Huerta wa f presented 10 several American wome f spectators. As he left the fedora 3 building his adherents filled the stret B and greeted him with volleys 2 v "Yiyas" and hand clapping. After