Arizona republican., 1919-05-29
MEXICO CITY FEARS ATTACK PLACE GUNS
 0N NATIONAL PALACE

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Revolu- tionary outbreaks bulked large in ad- vices today from Mexico City. Gen eral Ernesto Danny, major, four other officers and 40 men, composing a train guard on the Isthmus of Tehauntepec railway, were killed recently in an at tack by rebels under Felix Diaz con- malld.
 The train was dynamited by the i rebels. In written notices scattered broadcast, the rebels say they intend to stop all traffic on the Isthmus line and the line from Mexico City to Vera Cruz, but that they do not wish to kill or injure innocent men.
 | Blockhouses built along these lines to protect transportation are destroyed | by the rebels as fast as they are built, l according to these reports. The troubles in the south. coupled with the fact that Villas activities in the north have necessitated sending troops to campaign against him, have reacted in the capital seriously, it is reported. Military guards in Mexico l City have been doubled and machine l guns have been placed on the roofs of the national palace and the cathedral.
 There is said to be a strong feeling of unrest in the city and some rioting has resulted.
 General Obregon's refusal to take the field against Villa is said to have added to the feeling of uncertainty in the capital, because his friends openly state that his refusal was based upon his belief that Carranza was unable to cope with the present situation and he doubted the loyalty of conscipted federal troops. Several other generals have refused to take the field, through
 desire to retain the concessions ir Mexico City which were given them by Carranza.
 Miners at Velardena, in the state oi Durango, have asked Carranza for
 protection. as they fear daily an attacl
 by the Nillistas. An official report , from Torreon to Mexico City said thai
 Villa attacked the federal troops al
 Cuenca and after a battle of five hours the government forces were compelled to retire to await reinforcement.
 Other advices told of an engage ment north of Torreon, within the las ) ten days, which resulted in 8 defea for the government forces who wer' recently sent north to relieve Chihua hua from the Villista menace.
 Nillista forces are said in these dis patches to have surrounded Chihuahu; completely and relief from the Mexican capital is described as having been GU . off entirely.
 Yaquis Support Villa
 DOUGLAS, AriZ., May 2S.-That tn Yaqui Indians of Sonora, who recent, have renewed their warlike activitie
 in many parts of the state, are activ allies of Francisco Villa, is a repor received here today from Sonora. N Q I. obtainable but it is believed by man, Sonorans.
 It is reported recently that Will agents had visited the headquarters 0 the Yaquis in the Bacatete mountain
 and arranged for warriors to take tn field and conduct sniping warfar against the CaIranza government, wit the object of keeping as many regula and volunteer soldiers as possible oc cupied This agreement has bee
 ascribed to the increasing boldness . s the Yaqui operations, which reach fur l ther north than in previous years. It also is reported the Yaquis ar maintaining communication with Will
 by means of runners, using the noun 3 tain passes between Sonora and Chi huahua-
 ,. The Yaquis formerly were adherent g of the Villa -Maytorena faction, severs . thousand warriors fighting under the lwar chiefs, Mates, Mori. General UT balejo and others, against the Carrar . "a forces, until compelled by superic e forces to scatter and cease fighting. Train Service Suspended T JUAREZ, May 2S.-Train servie
 south of here, so far as the public
 concerned. has been suspended for tt
 last three days, the entire equipmen
 of the Mexican Central and the Mexic Northwestern railroads being used fc c the movement of troops in Juarez. Tn o garrison of Villa Ahumada and Moo ), tezuma, respectively 80 and 100 mile = to the south arrived here late todd,
 and more soldiers are expected tomol n row from 1Casas Grandes, 159 mile q southwest on the Mexico Northwestei
 line