New Britain herald., 1915-06-19
NEW FOCUS NOW IN MEXICAN SITUATION Differences Arise Between Gen.
 erals Carranya and Obregon FOUR OF CABINET RESIGN
First Chief of Mexico Removes His Headquarters to Isolated Safety of Fortress san Juan de Uloa in Port Of Vera Cruz.

Washington, June 19.-Differences between General Carranza and Gen. erai Obregon, his principal comman7 der; dissensions in the Carranza cab inet and Carranza's removal of his headquarters to the isolated safety of the Fortress San Juan de Uloa in the port of Vera Cruz-all reported to Washington today-brought the Mex ican situation into a new focus.
 Official dispatches to the state de- partment say these developments threaten the solidarity of the Carr ranza movement.
 Postpone Seizing Capital.
 z. Occupation of Mexico City by Gen. eraI Pablo Gonzales and Carranza troops has been postponed pending the cabinet reorganization.
 Officials here have no complete in- dication as yet as to the meaning of the cabinet crisis.
 Four of Cabinet Resign.
 Later advices were that four of the ca binet of eight had resigned and that Obregon had insisted in a telegram to Carranza that they be retained and that a fifth member, minister of pub- slics instruction, be dismissed, A newspaper article by the latter, at tacking some of his colleagues in the cabinet led to the break. Raphael Zubaran, minister of interior, Escu- dero Verdugo minister of justice, Luis Cabrera, minister of finance, and Jesus Uerta, minister of foreign af- fairs. decided to stand together and submitted their resignations.
 It is now reported that in the re- organization Carranza planned to re- tain Cabrera. If he dismisses the other three, it is said, he faces a pos- sible break with Obregon and other commanders who are sympathetic With him.
 Y. N Personal Differences.
 Officials here are concerned to know whether questions of policy are in voIved, but all informat tion so far in- dicates personal differences. .t.
 President Wilson intends to wait several weeks for the situation to shape itself more clearly before any definite steps are taken in the new policy announced in his recent state- ment to the factions.
 Will Fight U. S. Marines.
 Nogales, sonora, June 1s.-Gover- nor Jose Maytorena authorized the statement today that the entire forces under his command would be used, if necessary. to resist the landing of American marines on the west coast to protect foreign settlers on the Yaqui Valley from Indians now at war
 sy A detachment of nearly 1000 troops Kent to the Yaqui Valley yesterday, he AAs dispatched primarily to pro- fk ssfHets ands their crops from the hatss but they had orders to re- sist any landing of American mili- tary forces.
 Colorado Due Tonight.
 San Diego. Cal, June 19.-The cruiser Colorado, flagship of the Pa cific fleet which sailed from here Thursday, should arrive at Guaymas Sonora, some time tonight, according to last aovices Admiral Thomas B. ] Howard is aboard with three com 1 panies of marines. four rapid-fire | field guns and two automatics, and i a ships complement for shore duty. The protected cruiser Chattanooga, which followed the Colorado, should | arrive at Guaymas tomorrow morn ing with 450 officers and men uf | whom 300 are available for shore | duty.