The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-29
BAND OF TWO THOUSAND YAOJI INDIANS ARRIVE OPPOSITE
 EAGLE PASS.
J. R. SULLIVAN LEAVES
American Consul Is Last Diplomat to Quit Mexico--Three Destroy CTS Sail FroEa San Diego--
 Leaders Getting Together.

tQ lhipIHldilVR rtfetRft at the Sbdtt department here this morning, strong pressure now is being hrot to bear on First Chief Carranza, head of the Mexican de facto government. by representative of European powers. to prevent break with the United states.
 Indirect reports reaching the state department this morning told of these efforts, and said there was possibility that they might be suc- cessfui.
 The agencies of the entente allies are believed to be the ones who are working for this end and they are said to be of the firm belief that German influences have been re- spOHsible for inilaming the Mexicans against the United States
 II has been suggested that General Carranza might issue a call for national commission to discuss the border situation under the treaty of fS4S. and thus avoid a war with the United States.
 The United Staates today anxious
 
 direct resarding Carranzas attitude toward the American note which was sent him yesterday. for on the first chief of the de facto govern ment depends the question of war between the two republics.
 High officials admitted privately here this morning that they look for war, but are hoping for the best. The only answer that Carranza can make to the American note is action in suppressing the outlaws and affording better treatment tO the Americans. and the officials here have feared against hope that this would not be done.
 Sjliiman Quits Mexico.
 Eagle Pass, June 2i.-Consul John R Silliman. formerly stationed at Saltille, arrived here last night, but would make no statement regarding the Mexican situation in the inter- for.
 He is the last American consul to leave Mexico.
 2,OO0 iaqui Indians Arrive.
 Eagle Pass. June 2i.-Carranza General Murigia arrived in piedras Nesras, opposite here. this morning with a detachment of 2,000 Yaqui Indians. reinforcing the garrison there.
 Destroyers steam south.
 San Diego, June 2i.-rhe destroy CTS Hull, Hopkins anl Irpxtun sailed from here this morning.
 The Hull goes Co Lapez, the H0p- kins to San Jose de Gaho. and the Trnxsun fo Topolobampo.
 Ali Leaders Aligninn.
 Chihuahua City. June 2i.-The aligning Of all factional leaders to the Carranza army continues, ac- coruing to reports received here this morning by General Trevin0.
 Manuel palaez. ex-Nilistas. has placed himself at the disposal of General Nafarrate and Jose Nsabel Robles and Canuto Reyes are expect ed in Chihuahua City shortly with their forces under orders fro Ire vino.
 All is quiet in this city today
 Aaua prieta Deserted
 Douglas. June 2i.-Agua prieta. MexifO, opposite here is practically des serted today by the civilian popu- latiou.
 A hand full 0i soldiers and the customs officers remain
 The t,500 residents, mostly women and children with their meager be- longings departed south during the night
 With them went innumerable dogs and parrots
 Troops Sent to Cananea.
 N0gales, June 2i i.-The dispatch to Cananea of twelve cars of troops. carrying artillery. machine guns and i.500 men, was reported here today by William Linstrom a rail- road man arriving with his family from Magdalena
 Train Volunteers
 Galveston, June Beginning next sunday. military training for thousands of volunteers will begin in Mexico. according t0 information reaching the Mexican consulate here this afternoon
 Return From Hot Springs