Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04

UtHttUUs tHC Outetoh Ia"se ~s~N
A telegram from Consul j. u. Stewart
IN chihuahua city to American consul
Dow IN Iuarcz. sent by the way 'd
Dnnglas. Arizona. tonight said that IN"
district surrounding the state capital Il
quiet and al Americans are safe. The
telegram added that rarral cushiur'
achlc. two important mining towns.
are IN the hands Of rebels.
Political Prisoners Freed.
Following the fighting for posscssion
nj the state capital. the rebel COM
manders forbade loo,ing. released all
political prisoners and announced that
McxicanS aud foreigners alike would
mot be- molcst.d II they maintained nb'
soluic neutrality, Mr Stewart added
General T. Elias Gales aud Governor
Adolfo dr la ilucria ~ Sonora are eN'
pocted here tomorrow tn take charge
of the situation.
Early Reports Denird.
Earlier In ~" day u Ind been an
bounced that IA" Junrcz revolt had no
connection with the sonora movement
hut that WIS denied tonight
II was expected that Gales and
IIucrta VIII name provisional gov
crnor for chihuahua tomorrow, prob
ably Abel s. Rodriguez. former senator
~ Mexico city. whose pay recently We
stopped by carranzas orders.
City u Quiet.
Tonight Iuarrz is quiet under mill
tary rule.
Pending the arrival ~ the Sonori
leaders nf the revolution against the
Carranza government, Mr. Rodriguez
announced that the military viii guar
antcc safety io all foreigners Mexican
civilians and political refugees who a..
sire 10 return to that portion of Chi
huahun held hy rebel troops.
| Al men WIN neld fcdcra offices n
| chihuahua wii hc replaced within the
| next few DAYS, II was announced.
| General Ignncio Enriquez. candidate
/ for governor prior 70 the revolution. -
4 marching north with force of reb !
/ troops and viii arrive IN Juarez soon
| for q conference with General Gales
aud Governor dr IL llucrtn.
To Name New Governor.
| Military men IN luarrz say Enriau =
/ will become governor ~ th" state after
u new government has been completely
organized.
1 with the attitude II troops In Cases
Grnndcs under the command ~ Gca.
4 oral l'rhalelu locked upon as threaten
INK. troops commanded by General
Eueonio MARTINEZ were bclng rushed
a. Iunrcz from Chihuahua city tonight
to reinforce the roli'l garrison. \ ironp
train was sent south on the Mcxicln
Central railway immediately after the
iuarcz garri~on rovoltrd tu repair
bridges ~ that the troops from IN"
state capital would not De delayed
Train sent Out.
\ military train was scni oui fran
lmarcz at dust over the Mexico Norih'
western. the line which taps Cas's
Gmndos tn burn bridges between tha,
paint and the border city
This precauiion was taken bscnus"
General t'rhnicio ls q hitter enemy ~
Obrogon and II was thought before
General Jrhalcio arrived here tonight
for conference with General 7. -.
Escohar that hc might attempt 20
square accounts hv attacking IuarcE.
To Open Rail Lines
Railroad lines % ali points controlled
hy the rebels in chihuahua viii I've
opened within the newt two or thr,"
da,y. the r"voluti0nists announced To-
night Through train s,r,ic' viii De-
established immediately thereafter
ohrgDnisias in vi raso bad bccn dies.
crinr fm control of lu1rcz sine" th'
revolt in Chihnhu, cav was launched
Prior ~ that uwo plus for e rcyo
I lutiou throughout the rntirr state hal
horu mapped uut Arrangements foi
m, dIiy,r, "f th' ,iiy w,yc complete
I with th, apprptbl of au agreement
! with the authorities in coniroi. for
war,irti tn tho Snnofa officials
NJ Sliais Fired.
A. % m ftslaN th, revolt Wa
brought aiiuut without % single shot
' t,ing nrnd Siy suidiprs 81 th. seventy
b eighth rtyaliy rsit through th- cit,
blowing huci's.
i The hurisrs we're followed ~ tn
inu, seventh infantry hand Hundreds
of civilians feU into ln, with the M
! frians and with shouts II viva o.
rr.-u" uaradrF the streets q the cat,
fur au hour. after whirh Iuar,z b.
, caui, uui'' and business rrocccti,d a.
I, ur1si - Inns had been clused by th'
mniilt, early n the dav
bridges Closrd.
. On the meantime IN, in,crnationa
& hridrr~ were cins.-i to Americans anf
/ ihoac in IInr0T were informed thai
, their pas pnris must be- visod by ofn
, cialr a. he view government hcfors
they could BE- uSed IN crossing the line