Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
0NE MORE N0TE
 TO MEXICO AND THEN ACTION |S
 CAPITOL REPORT
Government Awaits Further
 Developments Before the
 Drafting of Final Warn ing to Carranza Officials

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The Mex ican situation marked time today while the government continued to gather and the murder of William T. Wallace at Tampico Wednesday.
 The identity of the murdered man had not been established tonight.
 The Jenkins care and the Wallace case are being treated separately and in no way being connected at present
 The state department already had directed the American embassy in Mexico to make inquiries of the Car ranza government and forward further information of the new phases of the Jenkins case raised in the Mexican note declining to accede to the request for the release of the consular agent.
 In the Wallace murder case, the gov ernment has about all the information considered necessary and the interval is being used in framing the details of a course of action.
 A note to Carranza, which some of ficials think will be about the last, was being drafted in the state department today, and so far as could be learned, ! it had not been forwarded to Mexico i City tonight. IL had been drafted pre- liminary and during the day had been redrafted. The department was in i hourly communication with the em- bassy in Mexico City, and when the offices closed for the day, no further i informa tion had been received. 1 Senators and representatives gather l ing for reconyening of congress were showing active interest in the course of the situation, and there were some 1 indications that it might be discussed in both chambers today.
 Reports direct from Mexico discredit ing yesterdays border rumors of an i uprising, with fighting in the streets served to simplify the situation in that they removed one complicating factor and left the issue a clean one, involv- ing only the continued murder and molestation of Americans.
 There were no outward indications of whether President Wilson would touch on the subject in his message to congress next week.
 Cabled advices from Mexico City to- day probably explained the report yesterday of a revolution there. They told of a street fight between the two political factions, such as have oc- cured frequently, it was said. Politi- cal excitement was increased yester-
 day by the unexpected arrival of Gen
 Alvaro Obregon, and the message sait
 a street parade of his supporters re- ' suited in rioting in which firearm,
 were used with no casualties.
 Some weeks ago a child was killed
 and bystanders and paarders wounded
 in similar fight. Luis Cabrera, min ister of Hacienda, used the incident il
 his argument recently to postpone thu
 elections next year and keep Carranz;
 in power indefinitely. At the sam time he asked congress to continue tn i 1920 budget beyond the end of that yea owing to the probability that the nev , congress would not have been in
 stalled or a president elected by tha 7 time.
 Cabrera was quoted as saying tha , two governors and two legislature
 were now functioning in Tabasco an [ San Luis Potosi, while in Guanajuatc 3 Neuvo Leon and Coahuila candidate had been imposed against the indicate
 choice of the people.
 The Mexican congress is apparent
 powerless to settle these difficulties.