Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-11
Bulletin From Rebel G Seems Verified by C
 Reports
 RLOODLESS REVOLT ] OCCURS AT TAMs| Piedras Negras, Opposite Eaglt Likely to Capitulate-AlI K Three States are Held by
 Rebels
(Rv the Associated Press.

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 (By the Associated Press.)
 Mexico City, May 1O.-(Via. Paso Junction and Dallas, Texaa
 Mexico City today was quie
 with water, light and power sersS
 ices in full operation. Genera
 Jacinto TrevinO to whom General
 Fortunate Zuazua surrendered the
 national capital has been named
 military commander of the city.
 The capture of Carranza mill E
 itary train carrying many mill V
 lions of pesas is expected to re- lieye the threatened money short age in Mexico City. The sudden advance in the price of food
 stuffs is the only alarming fea-
 ture in the situation here.
 Fl Paso, Tex, May 1O.---All of Mex ico except the states of Yucatan, Campeche, and Chipas, and the north ern part of the territory of Lower California, is in the hands of the revolutionists, according to bulletin given out tonight by the local con- sulate of the liberal constitutional party.
 The bulletin confirmed the report of the capture of President Carranza near Apizaco, Hidalgo, and gave de- tails. It is also confirmed" the bull letin said, "that Generals Marguia, Urquizo and Barragan, the latter the famous chief of staff of Carranza, were excutetd.
 It is confirmed too, that General Candido Aguilar, son-in-law of Car ranza and Manuel M. Dieguez, lost their lives in fight in the state of Vera Cruz in which General Albert Salinas, nephew of Carranza, coin- mander of the Aviation school, was wounded and captured.
 Mexico City officially reported to Luis Montes de Oca, "consul" for the revolutionists here, that the en- tire convoy escorting Carranza from the capital was captured with him near Apizaco,
 "Carranza left Mexico City Tri- day." the bulletin said. "He was accompanied, besides the generals re- ported killed, by his official family, including Luis Cabrera, Manuel Aguyira, Berlang Ignacia Bonillas, Luis Manuel Rojas, Governor Ruedo Magre, Manuel Lucio Blanco and others. To complete the catastrophe of the Carranza regime he was cap tured with al lthis remaining ele- rhents at Apizaco.
 1 General Alvaro Obregon has orr dered Carranza returned to the city of Mexico with all consideration, or dering all commanders not to kf1l or mistreat any one of his company.
 "The city of Mexico is quiet"
 The first Carranza leaders reported to have been executed during the re- bellion were Generals Candido Agui- lar, son-in-law of the president, Fran- cisco Marguias, who recently was called to the capital by his chief, to protect the city against the menace of the revolutionists. Aguilar wasJ killed by his own troops and Maguia Mexico City. Before leaving the cap ital, Murguia ordered the wholesale execution of political prisoners, in-S cluding fifteen generals. This act has been characterized by revolutions ists are being "the bloody epilogueg of the uprising.
 Reports of the capture of Masat-s Ian, the principal seaport of Sinalos, by rebel forces under General Angel Flores, could not be confirmed here date today. X
 Blames Foreign Policy. l President Carranza's foreign p0l- icy, especially with regard to tho United States and his insistence upon presidential candidacy of Ygnacio Bonillas, were the chief causes of hins downfall, according to Sebastian CArs ranza, Jr., nephew of the president.
 Aver .Guarantees I Vera Cruz, May 10.-An official bulletin received here from Mexico City announces that PreSident Cax- ranza's train is on the Mexican rail- way between Apizaco, and Esperanza. It adds that commission has be6rI dispatched from the capital to sp+S proach Carranza and offer guaran- tees. # s
 The legislature of San Luis Potosi and Durango have recognized the plans of the government at A9ua Prieta. Many additional generats have given their adherents to the revolt principally Cesar0 Costkoi who has piled himself ata the dispo- sition of General Obregon with th4 {, forces that control Torreon and tk4 whole of the Laguna region. All tho principal towns of the country arc. controlled by the Obregon movements Tampico Taken.
 Galveston, Tex, May 10.-A blood <. less revolution took place at Tana-' bico early last week and several CA1- ranza federal generals and their faln- lies were placed in jail by garrison officers who espoused the cause Of the Sonora revolutionists, accordinG to word brought here by steamshiR men. The garrison, according to ships officers, numbers appr6xi- mately 1000 men. {. I American oil companies operating in the Tampico district have stopped operations until the situation clear>. Both federal and rebel factions. ae- cording to the information here, sought to collect taxes on the crldo oil.
 No disorders anywhere in the dis- trict largely settled with AmeriesN !. oil field workers are reported hNe there has been a general exodus e& the outlying districts, most of tAS X workers and their families rnavin6 \ l~---~~ l}lSS Il (Continued on paeA 61 Sg