The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-26
|CARRANzA REGIME
TOTTERS; PEOPLE
LEAVE CHIHUAHUA
General Trevino Issues
Warning to Resi-.
dents to Flee.
DOCTOR GOMEZ
Is Talked of as Possible Sue
cessor to First Chief
Villa May Quit.
DOCTOR GONE

San Antonio, Texas.-General Ja-
clnto Trevino, commandant of the
Chihuahua garrison, has issued
warming to residents to leave the
city, according to report reaching
army headquarters today from Cen
era George Bell at Ell Paso.
General Bell said that Mrs. Trev-
mo was among the many refugees
who had arrived at Ell Paso from
iChihuahua
May Dcpose Carranza.
Washington, d. c. Francisco
Villa has agreed to cease his depre-
dations and leave Mexico if Carran-
"a is deposed from power, according
to information just received in this
city from sources regarded here as
reliable. The removal of the first
chief can be accomplished only by
the coalition of his generals against
him, and this, it is authoritaively
asserted, is under way
FOR some weeks sensational stories
from Ell Paso have been reaching
Washington to the effect that re-
volt against Carranza is being organ
lzed in his army, but it is declared
that these have not emanated from
men who knew the real inside of the
efforts being made in Mexico to un-
seat Carranza, eliminate Villa as a
factor in Mexican affairs and place at
the head OF the repunlic man who
would receive general military una
political support.
lhe promoters of the revolt have
their candidates in mind, the names
OF DR.. Francisco Vasquez Gobez and
General Felipe Angeles figuring
largest in the discussion.
Dr. Gobez is making his residence
III san Antonio, where he is highly
respected.
General Angeles for long time
has lived in New York.
The intention is to unite finally
upon one man of this type, and it is
believed that the selection can be
made without friction.
Carranzl to Quit.
Washington, d. C.-Charges that
Sarranza is preparing to leave Mexi-
co are being freely made by his po-
lltlcal opponents in Mexico City. They
are based upon his decision to leave
his capital for Queretaro and the fact
that Mrs. Carranza already has cross
ed the border into the United States,
accompined by her husbands minis
ter of war and chief supported. Gen.
Obregon.
Information to this effect is reach
ing officials here from various reli-
able sources. So far nothing tangi-
able tending to support the story has
come through official channels. 1t
is known, however, that many Off
clals here believe Carranza has COM
mlted political blunder, at least if
IS not preparing in fact preparing for
night, by permitting his family to
leave Mexico just at this time The
lrlp they say was certain to be con-
strued by his followers as a confess
ion of weakness.
Diaz Takes McNico state.
Douglas, Ariz. Felix Diaz COM
Dleted the conquest of the state of
Mexico four days ago when he en-
tered Tolcua, the capital, according
TO a message received here by a Mex
lcan identified with the Diazmove-
ment piaz was said to be short dis
tance from Mexico City, with a force
ot several thousand men, we'll armed
and amply provisioned.
letter from Gen. Medina Barron,
4 partisan of Diaz, received here said
he was in complete control of the
state of Colima, having 5000 men un-
his command. He said that he had
ample funds for the prosecution of
his campaign and had sufficient arms
and ammunition for 10000 men, Bar
ron was formerly federal colonel in