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”an0 my. Oct. 18:411’1 order
crush the rebellion 01‘ Felix Ding
‘ Ve'ru'Cruz. not oniy..have the 'ted—
hi armies from north and south
on commanded ’to converge“ on ;
that city. but ‘Gen.’ Joaquin Beltran,
who has been stationed at Esperan-
hn‘b-ttw'eon the capital and Vera
Cruz. on the Mexican Rnilwny, for the
purpOse of operating against the reb-
el General Aguilar, hhs’ been ordered
to proceed there. Frmn Mexico City
, issifiwoxmilitary trains under the
command of Col. Rubin Nnvnret-c ,
With tWenty-iour pieces ' oil-artillery.
have ‘been sent to General Beltrau‘s
‘suppoi't. ‘
‘rvAinchg other officers ordered to
its. the field are coloneis .liminez
“casino and OCaranza. ‘
e general public does not seem
filmed to share the optimism or the
g turnout, and it is considered not
I ' robable that some part of the ar-
y’flordered against Felix Diaz will
'him. instead of fighting against
There was an indication of this
grindhyesterdny, when a detachment
‘0!»125 men commanded ‘by a captain
one were sent from Orizaba by Gen.
‘Belitran, met a rebel outpost a short
istsnce to the south and at once
‘joined the rebels.
Vera Cruz is now completely isol-
nted except by water. The govern-
‘ment has instructed the railways to
‘ithdraw all their rolling stock and
‘to establish new terminals at Orizn-
a,‘Jalapa. and Tierrn Bianca. 'No
‘itrains will he run beyond the federal
lines;
{The total cutting on? of Disz from
communication will depend upon the
‘oyaity of the gunboats, which is not
1 Considered likely to be maintained.
Wfiome of the men manning the gun-
,boats Bravo and Tampxco landed
"Wednesday at Vera Cruz and offered
their services to bias. Commodore
,Azttotn. however. refused to join the
’ movement. lieplaccd the second
omcers in command of the boats, and
had their guns trained on the city.
. ‘ 131%, who escaped the vigilance of
the government detectives on Sunday
night, appeared in Jainpn, the capi-
Nfif the State 01‘ Vern (3mg. on
_ esday, but his preseme was not
diocovereti until he was on the way to
" Vera Cruz with some 200 men. At
the same time COL use Diaz Ordaz, at
the 2ist'lnlnntry. was on his way
‘jroerrizniin with seventy men of
in: regiment. .
Together Dinz and Ordaz entered
Vera Cruz at daylight, yestrday. The
21st infantry was in :imrracits there
and a provesition to join the rebellion
was submitted to the otilcers and
men. 'It was accepted by viirsoticnliy
the entire personnel of the regiment,
but th 19th Infantry regiment, . also
htationed there. rejected the proposal
d was imniedfiiteiy surrounded by
e disloyal troops.
(“001. ‘Gntierrez. commanding the.
ilth Infantry, notified the govern-
ht that he was still loyal and re
dyed orders to tight. \
‘The rebels including the persOnnil
oil/owing oi Felix Dion and the dis-'
.. oral garrison, numbered nearly 600.,
irons. Later in the day these also
‘ tied the rebels. Thin placed in the
nude 0! Felix Dinz not only all the
~"tmops, but six 80-miiimetro guns, and
In abundance or ammunition.
No disorder occurred in the streets.
Vera Cruz. not the banks and com.
roialhouses, fearing the inability
. the nebula to maintain order. clou-
“eil heir doors.
There is mm; danger of the city
“fluttering from a siege. ninoe the reh-
emrtrol a large area in all direc-
‘ions which in rich in agricultural
Amnucts.
it 1!. taken (or granted that (ion.
[Aguilar and Felix Dian have entered
into an agreement with numerous
s or rebels in the motes oi Vera
rand Oaxaca.
rfi'f'is rumored that Panunl 0mm
find gDia: have agreed to unite oil
_ .3111er against President Modem.
, Word Line steamer due at
Cruz today carried some some
riosn citizens. who were force
sirloin in the besieged city or
(on the some simmer. .
rodent government recognises
t ‘I «soon. since Mexico will
dread to dozltmn mooning
' prevent the importation
smmunition and supplies.
timed here that Felix Dial
titan his rebellion without
ury resources and it is
While the 19th infantry was only 450 ‘,
purines ot the capture by, the .
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