Show It lAP A AS KILL AMERICANS I IN CITY OF MEXICO J r I I I I I I MAIES MANOS MAHS 1 r. r 1 eat ent Will Insist on h meet of Slayers lit Full t Reparation to tod toly d ly Y of Victim Must ef Made M ade Immediately ANGELES Cal March rs T t I thousand Mexicans ad st the National Nation 1 palace at ft City yesterday In an tn ef- ef r h j release Catholic d thero there accord accord- b 6 advices received here toA toA toA to- to A riot ret followed G Gustavio i f of cf police olice of the tho capital IJ hd two Mexican as asu asu as- as u II o attacked him were Band Iwi nd a large luse number of peri pert per- per t i jj fd r Outbreak M reak had its beginning i te in n front of ofu ofa u a J Christi Christ church on tho the t cf Mexico City just murk t park ark from the National J.- J. t Orators on the tho stops I a throng of cx excited b brush rush upon the tho National i when iwen the police chief with withAM AM of officers advanced of Viva VivI Huerta d 4 t the tre e officers and knives 4 erent lent later the chief of oft ofa 4 a t fill 11 with a wound above t ft 11 He drew a revolver and tit th man who stabbed him 12 M is mother another dirk flashed and andl l i tank sank Into the tho prostrate ti i. ay dy from the tho other side wt fired by a policeman Mini d second assassins assassin n. n s 1 Mb teb b t en rushed toward palace where the thew It 4 w wl wro o had been conf confined ned in the tho Carranza coma com- com a f until they consented to toI toa I a nasom of gold t 1 laid prisoners ners I 1 We e ensued and the mob HINGTON 1 March 1 12 a S. S 1 B. B McManus a in Mexico City r sill from Chicago was Jd L i vJ killed in his home homeS S Zapata r fly 1 troopers as I ln the Mexican t ler the Die evacuation c of at Cent Gen Gen- and the Carr Carr inza forces patches received In dip dip- 1 tn from rom other le legay lega- lega a- a i 1 rk City y said aliI ono one British 11 looted and persons iti pd 1 a la the disorder which t tho the evacuation of or ti Lt the entry of or tho the Zapata ti i President Presidente d tte e 4 V cabInet a Q formal deI de- de I ri t to o de General Rigel Salazar InH Int In- In n- n t- t t th 7 BUU guilty of or tho the H i 1 ti nus l punished and JI reparation bo La made majc to ft c f th 14 i L u ii n from Crom oi the Brazil Brazilian an an Q l City CUy day that the tho aaa u floating Boating g over Mc- Mc ilcI I and that hI his s doors had b by the Brazilian consuL dispatch pat tt t for Ctr It wa may have ave been Ia VIalS s charged that app tree s rec oc- oc MCManus had d killed numb r Flag Desecrated n that the h American flag had astr 44 the kt het house and the led Ly by the consul ocr cr II taken hv by or- or hero to Indicate cato either that McManus Me- Me Manus Manua felt ho was as In to danger or that all fore foreigners wore were fearful of or their tiMely safety with the entry or the troops and took look steps for protection The he killing of the tho American Is de described de- de scribed as having caused tho the greatest excitement In the foreign colony The Tho Brazilian mini minister liter reported that General Salazar Sal the Zapata Kapata commander command command- er er had promised to find the tho guilty troopers and punish them The Tho official dispatches Indicated that thoro thero was a dispute over whether McManus McManus Mc Mc- Manus or the tho Zapata soldiers began tho the shooting In Washington the tho news of the tho killing was vas received In official quartets quarters with d deep ei concern The Brazilian ministers minister's dispatches arrived just as ns the cabinet was waa assembling and Secretary Bryan Brau took them to be laid before t tho e dent Not Noted Bandit A search of state department records seemed to establish that General Sal- Sal ahaI commanding the Zapata troops was not Gen Ynez Salazar n notorious notorious' n 1 bandit lt chief charged cd with tho the murder of ot several sp Americans among amons them Thomas Fountain taken talen prisoner oner while I serving as a machine gun hun operator In tu I 11 ro army arnu |