Arizona republican., 1920-04-29

FL PASO. Tex. April 2s.-Revoltire troops in Chihuahua City have beer driven from the state capital by Iowa forces led by Elias de Ia O, a civiliau who was secretary to Provisional Gov ernor Andres Ortiz. now a candidate for constitutional governor.
 This information was received here tonight while Juarez troops were sleeping on their arms. ready for any attempted rebel movement, after then leaders had announced that they will remain loyal to the Carranza govern ment.
 According to the report from Chihua- hua City, the rebel forces at the out break of the uprising entered the home of Governor Emilio Salinas and made him a prisoner.
 Following the first two sl<irmishes between rebel and Carranza forces. the loyal troops were brought together by dc Ia O.
 Then followed the battle for the possession of the city, during which the rebels were driven to the smelteT- a mile beyond the city limits
 Senor de Ia o has wired Carranza officials that he has sufficient control of the situation to hold the city until the arrival of endorsements, now on the way from the south.
 Juarez Officers Loyal to Carranza
 General J. G. Escobar, Juarez district commander, and Colonel Agustin Mora, commander of the JuareZ garrison, to night announced that they will re main loyal to the Carranza govern ment- This announcement was made persistent reports that Gen eral Escobar and Colonel Mora had split. and attempts were being made 10 induce the troops. which Mora is said to control, to revolt tonight. Their formal statement read:
 We know that our duty is with the government. We will stand loyal 10 the government
 Reports that Francisco Villa was within a few miles of Juarez tonight preparing to attack the city, were die counted by officials Troops from the garrison had been sent as far south as Villa Ahumada, so miles below the city. 1t was announced, to meet ssaF attempt of rebel forces to advance on the border port At the same time every precaution was being taken in Juarez and the garrison was ready to put down any attempt at an uprising or an attack from without, military men declared
 Villa. with 200 men. was at Santa Eulalia, 70 miles east of Chihuahua City. Monday and offered to join the revolting forces preparing to attack { he loyal troops in the state capital # he would be permitted to execute his enemies, including those who had any part in the execution of General Feiif,e. <ai-SeAeS. lHa also specified that he was to have the privilege of executing General ]. c. Escobar, commander of the Juarez garrison. who played an irl- portant part in inflicting a defeat on lila s forces in the battle of June. 1919
 Report Death of Gen. Enrique
 The information was brought oUr bv a courier from Villa, who requested that money be sent his family in San Texas.
 That General Ignacio Enriquez. can dioa te for governor of Chihuahua, was siiIeo 'sill Tn the fighting in the city Tues day. was a report received here this 
 me Juarez military headquarters an aounced late tonight that teIegrauls rom III commanders or troops mobiIized ~ e.asas .5randes for the Sonora cam paiSn declared they intended to renai,, ioyaL 10 the government. They offered assistance should Juarez need it