Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-15

was supplying himself with meat.
It was rumored that Peter keans,
EngIishman was killed.
washington, Jan. 14.-General Car
rama and the de facto government
of Mexico are to be given full Oppor-
tunity without intervention from the
United States, to run to earth the
murderers of American citizens at
Santa Isabel, and to demonstrate
their ability to restore order and pro-
tect foreign rights in the southern
republic.
This was the outstanding fact here
tonight, after meeting OF the fabi-
net, conference between President
Wilson and Chairman Stone of the
senate foreign relations committee,
and another day of stirring debate in
the senate chamber.
The president, supported by his
cabinet and the democratic leaders in
congress, is declared to be determin-
ed that the American government
shall not be stampeded by war talk
and cries of vengeance into rushing
an army across the Rio Grande to
destroy in it's infancy the de facto
government, which the United States,
with the cooperation of Pan-Ameri-
can nations, aided in establishing
after the Mexican nation had been
torn by revolution for years
WatchfuI Waiting.
In the senate, administration lead
ers firmly outlined today the position
of the government in the face of de-
nunciation from the republican side,
and another resolution directing in
tervention, proposed by Senator
Works of California. At the state de-
partment; officials were vigilant in
their watch over the situation await
ing official word from General Car
rama in reply to the demand made
upon him to seek out and punish the
bandit murderers
Dispatch Troops.
While no direct communication
from General Carranza had reached
the state department tonight a mes
sage from him to Eliaso Arredondo,
the Mexican ambassad ador-designate,
announced the dispatch of troops to
capture the outlaws and his purpose
to visit "condign punishment" upon
every participant in the massacre.
Measures to facilitate the removal
of Americans from districts where
they are in danger were discussed
by department officials. 1t is estimat-
ed that there are still in districts
whose control by CarranZa is doubt
full more than 100000 Americans.
The debate in the senate brought out
the positive declaration of Senator
Stone and Senator Lewis of Illinois
that there would be no countenanc-
ing of the demands Of republican
leaders for Intervention and both
charged the republicans with insin-
cerity of purpose and seeking to
make political issue.
Bodies of three of the victims of
the Santa isabelle, Mexico, massacre
Thomas Evans, NJ 3. Romero and
J. H. Woon-were inferred today
without demonstration on the part of
Americans, whose threats against
Mexicans lead to the establishment
of military patrol III the city last
night
Mexicans Killed.
Reports were current that incen-
diary posters were being circulated
in Juarez declaring that several
Mexicans had been killed in the
brawls that attended last nights de-
monstrations here, but Mexican con-
suls declared they would find none.
Body Placed in Vault.
Mexicans appeared in numbers on
the streets today. Many of them
"cientifico-e!ement" showed them
selves at the bier of General Huerta,
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