The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-30
Faction Of the Mexican Cabinet
Stands Out for Even More De
fiant Attitude Toward United
States, Is Declared.
ARREDONDO AGAIN TAKES
UP ALLEGED ABUSES
Ambassador designate Asserts Re
fusal of Americans 70 Leave His
Country Indicates Faith in It's
Safet;

n 'lRy Evening Herald Leased ~lr.'
v Naehiugt"u iIu" 200. Private nd.
vices reaching Washington from a re-.
liable source u Mexico civ today said
G"ucial Carraula and hi. advisers
had determined to stand uy order. 10
Genera, Trovino to attaok American
troops boa Mexico moving 100 amy dir"'.
iiou except toward the BORDER. ana
hat uo way Wa~ seen to avoid a break
with ln" United states.
\ u,uuu %. the Mexican cabinet,
u was ,nid ,t4e prRmr IN even mon"
defiant a'lItdde and wanted tu u,lud"
u the reply o. th" American request
l.r % statement OF inteufiuus new
b.mird tor Hmocdiat. withdrawal ct
llI United -tat.- troops now ou Mex
..4u .Du
Tho advice. Gli NOT indicate when
tn, RESPONSE from rlrran1I might h'
.,prct.d The last word ou the ,u'-
i'.t Co. IN" state department came 90 %
m"--,sr from special Agent Rodgers,
who .l'i h' expected tn" note tp Do"
handed him "Wednesday night
Mexican Ambassadur Arrcdouin
took up with S,,rctar, ,luEiuy again
today IA, question of alleged mas b.
treatment ut MeNcaus ON IN, Am"ti-
IAN side uf the border. and asked thaj
steps be- taken 20 pr"Nodt further
trouble Of this sort
pu returning 20 tho embassy h.
mad" public a message from Mexico
city saying that although the state de-
partmont had tclegraph,d Special
agent Rodgers to warn al Americans
4. leave Mexico Immediately ul ~"
United states Eo,'rum'nt would not
.. responsible" for the rpus"uurncos
actually less than aou had lett MvSiru
'ity ana not more than 80" lett she
sIrruuudins country
Tho greater majority ot Nmoricars
u Mexico CITY" say IA, dt-pat, h
..uata elected To- remain. i> they hayo
lr"u ~ Mexico thtuurh all the truu-
Hl, lu IA, lat u.' years. aud %" "if.
ui them who has not guur uui ut m,
Nay tu inyltc truuhl' has ever been
mul,-tod Tho Moxuiu Government
has riyru positive ruHrart"'. tor IA"
protection Of IA, lives and prup"rt,
of American, 100 the State ul 1abusrp
aud Gua tNatu whenever such Amer
.,iu- express 70 dc-r" go remain, nud
uulu.stiounhr 1t Will du -o 100 an
other portions of the republic
IN conclusion IA, m"ssa-" said
since the beginning OF int"rna-
touai diricultics NO di-po- tion has
over been ,xhibit,d here 90 any time
to modest any American ou account
ui his nationality. although hose who
hay. sought trouble usually have been
accommodated
ptN,iAl r"purts to tho state depart
mcnt have shown that uuh tow
hundred Americans are LETT IA all
Nt,i,o.
When President Wilson met Win
his cabinc, TODAY lust before lonN ing
tor Sew YORK the uufayorahlc prl-
,atc reports had not reached him and
there were practically no new de-
Nclopments In the Mexican crisis To- ho
considered. Military preparations
are being rushed To- completion, how
ever. but diplomaticaliS there is moth
ing To be done until tarrauZa's reply
il received ur It Docomos apparent
that he viii not respond within roa-
sonahle time
Elisco Arrcdondo, the McXicin am
hassador- designate. called on MI
Lansing early in the day To commun-
icato formally the information that
his government has ordered the re-
lease OF the American troopers cup
turrd AZ carrizhi.
\ brief talk followed, sir Lansing
making It plain that the Washington
Government expected az early reply
80 its note.
Nll members of the cabinet agreed
after the meeting that both IN" ,itua-
tton ana the policy ut he lnit"d
states were UNCHANGED
The release of the captured trooper
has delayed military action but II has