Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-14
EXODUS FROM CHIHUAHUA. RESULT IF
 MASSACRE
Mining Companies Issue Or ders for their Men to Leave the Northern Mexican State and Also from Durango.
FL PASO NCENSED
 OVER THE OUTRAGE
Villa Adherents in Texas Me [ tropolis Being Rounded Up
 and Ordered to Leave. Two Arrested for Vagrancy.

FL PASO. Jan. 13.-The receipt of details of the massacre of Americans and other foreigners by Villa bandits culminated in the issuance of orders for a general exodus of mining com. pany employees from Chihuahua and Durango. Mine officials here issued urgent orders on receipt of a. request from the State Department at Wash ington Negotiations were begun witt. Carranza officials to provide special trains and protection
 The arrest of two leaders of the for rler Villa organization; protests a. gainst the foreign policy of the nation. al administration; the action of the To. cal police to drive Villa adherents from Fl Paso and the petition to Wilson urging the removal of Thomas Ed wards. American consul at Juarez, for his alleged indifference to American interests in Mexico. indicated the ten sion or the public mind.
 An appeal from the State Depart pent to Andreas Garcia, the Mexican consul. for adeouate protection for for eisn lives and property, met with the announcement that Carranza forces were being sent to western Chihuahua.
 Confirmation of the execution of slroo o&l,o. x.-o- ,.roos.rrd ,,, advices from western Chihuahua. Geo. F. Parsons was killed near the Babri- ccra Ranch where Peter Keane was killed several weeks ago. Bart Kram- CT was killed in the Guerrero district.
 There was no definite action on the proposal to organize thousand Amer ican mining men to run down the Villa bandits, guilty of the massacre of the eighteen foreigners at Santa Ysabel. The sanction of the Carranza officials is sought. according to an announce ment The capture of the former Villa general. Jose Rodriguez by Americans and Carranza soldiers. is confirmed by the Mexican consulate here. Advices reporting that Rodriguez band were killed or captured was contained in a request from Americans for aid. Early reports connected Rodriguez with the Santa Ysabel massacre. Later, pas sengers on the train said General Reyna. Colonels Lopez and Beltran per sonally directed the execution. The de- feat of thirty-five hundred Carranza troops yesterday near Escalon, by Gen eral Benjamin Argumendo was brought by a messenger said to have arrived at the home of General Huerta. The messenger stated Argumendo's five thousand troops were gathered in OK aca by Banquet. Mondragon and Az uilar, former Huerta generals.
 The proposed telegram to Roosevelt urging that he use his influence with Congress to secure a change of poli- cy of this government" towards Mexi- co. was not sent. Efforts to confine signatures to persons without property in Mexico were abandoned
 Miguel Diaz Lombardo. former min ister of foreign affairs in the Villa cab inet. and General Jose Prieto were ar rested on charges of vagrancy and held in 5000 bond. The police say the Villa leaders will be run out of Fl Paso. A double funeral of E. L. Robin son and Maurice Anderson. Santa Ysa- bel victims, was held this afternoon. The services of the others will be held later. Some of the bodies will be ship ped to their homes in other cities.