Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-10
REVOLUTION
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t~ionaries, traffic between the interior
and the border will come through
Matamoros and Brownsville, or to
JuareZ and Laredo, 10 was said by
railway men here Monday.
There has been no interruption Of
service to Matamoros, and the line
has not been bothered BY revolution
aries.
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 10.-R1-
Mexico's military revolt launched as
a nationwide uprising, entered its
second week today with only one
rebel band of consequence in the
field, and that hunted through the
hills Of Vera Cruz by overwhelming
federal forces.
General Francisco Serrano and
many Of his supporters have been
captured and executed under Presi-
dent Gales campaign for stern sup
preston Of the instruction.
General Arnulfo Gomez, named rs
the other chief in the revolt, with
General Hector Armada and their
little army Of not more than 1900
men are pursuing what the govern
ment declares is a forlorn hope.
Gomez and Almada have maneu-
vered their slender forces ~cleverly,
avoiding decisive battle with the
numerous federal soldiers-some re-
ports say l0,000-seeking them. Mill
tary men say it Is possible they may
prolong their activities for months,
dividing their followers into small
bands which can evade pursuit in
the wild mountainous country. OF
Central Vera Cluz. Others believe
Gomez and Armada are seeking to
reach the coast and thus escape, leav-
ing their fellows to dispense.
Government Confident
The air Of confidence about the
governmental military headquarters
here and the departure OF former
President Oregon for his home in
Sonora have convinced the Mexicans
IN the capital that the revolt has
TO all purposes ended.
Small groups Of armed men In
other states have increased their
activities. taking advantage Of the
withdrawal of federal troops for the
operations against the Conceal
mazda army, but it is stated that
these are more properly classed as
bandits than rebels.
One band Of fifty is reported to
have sacked the ungarrisoned town
Of San Nicolas in Puebla state. An
other in Hidalgo state, Is said to
have carried off the payroll Of the
Tepeji Cotton mills, sacked several
stores and fled to the mountains be-
fore the arrival Of troops.
-Four generals Of division have
been added to list of those wanted
by the government as Instruction
lists. They are Luis Guirrez, Jacinto
Tievina, Cesareo Castro and Fran
cisco Cosio.
Among those arrested in the gov
ernment's campaign for the appre-
hension OF those allegedly impiicat-
ed in the outbreak are Or. Antonio
Herrejon Lopez, director Of the Mex
leo City hospital and five others, re-
ported 10 have been active in sup
porting General Gomez in his presi-
Dental candidacy.
Puebla advices say General Fred
erico Cordoba has been captured rs
a rebel.
Confiscate Property
Orders for confiscation OF the
property Of Gomez and Armada have
been issued, the newspapers say,
while similar orders in the cases
OF other rebels are being prepared.
Two cavalry regiments, two infan-
try battalions and one aviation unit
arrived in Mexico City early today
enroute to reinforce the troops now
operating in the field against Gen.
erals Gomez and Armada.
The government is believed here
to be concentrating large number OF
troops for the purpose of preventing
the revolutionary leaders from
reaching the coast or breaking free
from the region In which they are
now more or less confined.
Dispatches from San Cristobal In
the state Of Chiapas report the ex.
ecution on Saturday evening Of Gen.
eral Juan Manuel Gutierrez who had
been charged with implication in the
revolution, while a dispatch from
OviEaba, in the state Of Vera Cruz
say that three rebels were killed
and one captured when federal
troops defeated n rebel group at San
Antonio, Vera Cruz. :