New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

"were exclusively bent on bringing to-
oether within a broad democratic for
T,ula all the interests and aspirations
OF the several revolutiOnist groups.
Unfortunately fusion could not be com
p,cted. One Of the groups-the Car,
ronzistas-refused, without reason ana
in spite Of the oath taken by the mem
bers of the groups, to carry out the
resolutions Of the convention 10 opey
/ the decree confirming General tulaho
I Gutierrez in the Office of provisional
/ President Of the republic, and that re-
/ fvsal started another war no less nerce
/ +bqn that waged to uproot the regime
/ Of the Huerta usurpaton.
"The convention persisted in It's no
| Bile task Of bringing together all the
. rovolutionist elements, and recently
but prior TO the note which gave occa-
sion for these declarations, announcer aP-
Deal was made 10 that end TO the Ieau-
. INC Carranzista chiefs, TO whom IL was
81 once offered to arrange an armisuce
as the indispensable foundation LOT
satisfactory agreement 8, II.
There is no reason to believe that
in the trying conditions now expert
enced by the country the Carranzlsta
Group will on this occasion stubborniy
turn deaf ear to the appeal now mace
70 il. but if so, If it should once more
/ refuse to listen to this call OF pateI-
nity and concord, upon that faction VIII
/ rest the historic responsibility, the ire
,,erdous fratricidal war at the all com
melting moment when the fatherland
. demands as it's supreme hope for lie
that all those who confronted ,death
that it might live prosperous ana IIee
CAPTURE of the town of TeXcoco, ff-
teen miles from Mexico CITY, was re-
ported in a message from Vera Cruz 70
the Constitutional agency here to-day,
Tba town was captured by General
Gonzales with little resistance, and oc-
cupation of the City of Mexico before
the end of the day was predicted.
II was stated that General Oregon
recently reported dead, was advancing
north of lagos on Aguascalientes.
No Camp for Marines Ordered.
Secretary Daniels declared to-day
that the orders 10 Admiral Howard DC
not provide that he shall make any
camp for his men in Lower California
as has been indicated by some reports
but whatever means are found neces
sary will be taken to protect the lives
of The seventy-five American colonist!
threatened by Yaqui Indians.
Consul Silliman, at Vera Cruz, re-
ported to-day a change in the Carranz'
Cabinet. Rafael Zubaran, Minister o.
Interior, and Pascudero Berdugo, Min
lister Of Justice, have resigned.
The food situation in Vera Cruz hat
become so desperate that Rear Admira
Caperton, fearing food riots, has pro
posed TO the Navy Department tha
warships be used to transport relic,
supplies and thus increase his forces
For the present, however, Navy Depart
ment officials have decided not TO in
crease the American forces there, ant
will continue sending supplies on trans
ports.
The gunbost Marietta was ordered
from Boston TO Vera Cruz late to-da!
10 replace the gunboat Machas, nov
on the way north, bringing sick from
Vera Cruz TO Norfolk The MachiRi
will return TO Mexican duty later.
The cruiser Sacramento and the gun
boat Petrol are of Tampico, while tht
cruiser Washington and the gunboa
Wheeling are at Vera Cruz. The Mari
eta probably will be sent from YerI
Cruz to Progreso.