Arizona republican., 1920-05-18

the udASGE arising rom DDAlLlCal rivalry. Further evidence of co-ord5- nate action was seen in the announce- ment that Manuel Palaez. to whom oil producers have paid tribute for sew eral years. had been appointed chief of military operations in Tamamulipas state.
 Restoration of wire communication with the capitol brought rom the American embassy long reports on de- Felopments. There was no word, how ever, as to the fate of Carranza, who has fled to the hills near Jalapa with revolutionary troops on his trail
 Summarize Mexican Situation
 Official advices were summarized by the state department as follows:
 The American embassy at Mexico City reported to the department of state today under date Of yesterday that General Pablo Gonzales has pub liely surrendered his authority to the provisional presidency. Tn mani festo yesterday, General Gonzales an~ nounced that in order to preserve Inc revolutionary unit restore tranqual3tT, eliminate the possibility of further conflict and to leave congress un- trammeled in its elections of a pro- visional president. he irrev0cably with draws his candidacy for the next pres idential term and will surrender to tho provisional president the authority which revolutionary conditions have forced him to assume.
 The Mexico City press yesterday am nounced that trains captured from Carranza were being brought 10 Mex leo City and that civilians who re- mained with the trains are being given every protection. The press stated that those who accompanied Carranza are being pursued by revo- lutionary cavalry.
 Plans Military Parade
 "A circular signed by General Obregon has been published ordering q military parade to embrace S0.0O0 men as participants. at Mexico City May 24, as demonstration of alleg- lance to the provisional president to be selected by the Mexican congress on that date The press stated that members of the Mexican diplomatic corps have been given 15 days 10 de- clare their allegiance 10 the new regime.
 sThe appointment of General PaIaez chief of military operations in Tamaulipas state has been announced
 Monterey, capital of %uevn Leon. having been turned over with out resistance to the forces of Generals Obregon and Gonzales and all burned bridges between Uucvo Laredo and Mexico City having been restored. ff was announced at Laredo Saturday that through passenger railroad service would be immediately resumed from the border tO Mexico City.
 AfEitGtfAA AEHAtt-AAA AAt lAWk eAIAAHE HN Monterey on May 13, as was expected and in the afternoon of that day Poro- firio Gonzales demanded levy of zoe, 900 pesos (S1e0, 0O0) from the chamber of commerce.. The chamber refused to comply and Gonzales threatened execution and footing if the money were not forthcoming by May 14, and called in the mayor 10 assist in col lectiug the money. General Antonio Nillareai of the ObregOnistas. was ey- pected to arrive that night The de- partment's information from Monte- rey up to Saturday is that there has been no disorder and that the Ameri- cans are safe.
 Name CoahuiIa Governor
 From Saltillo. capital of Coahuiia. came word under date of May | 2 that General Porofirio Cadena had been ap- pointed provisional governor and post commander and that General Cespcda had been appointed commander of operations in the state of Coahuila-
 tInformation came to the depart ment today that at Picdras Negras opp posite Eagle Pass. Texas, T. R. Belt state of Sonora under General de Ia Huerta, called the merchants together and requested free contributions of funds for assistance in paying troops quartered at Piedras Negras with Q view to preserving order and that ap- proximately 10000 pesos (s1o, ,000) was subscribed by foreign and Mexican business mem