The Alaska citizen., 1911-05-22

general. Orozco. to turn traitor and deliver he rebel army tu the federal forces.
 PACHrCA. Mexico. May l6.- The rebels are in possession ot this city. and their entrance into the town has been marked by the widest scenes of disorder. All of the sol dicrs appear tu have iudulged too freely in liquor and their rioting and ullaging have caused panic among the residents. many f whom are shut up in their houses with the doors harriCadcd against the intrud- .T>.
 The banks have been dynami'ed and the soldiers have been scatter ing the money about the streets with an utter disregard for the value of the coin Unable tO obtain en- trance into some of the buildings. the rebels have set fire to them. and several of the soldiers have been shot by tho residents in seeking 10 protect their homes from invasion.
 WASHINGTON. D. C. May lG.- Advices have been received here within the past 2+ hours to the eff feet that entire Mexico is seething with revolution. which is shaking the republic to is very foundations
 HERMOSILLO. May 1G- Upon the arrival of a large number of rebels hv train today. the feder"'s eNacuat- ed the town
 MEXICO CITY May 6.-Troops cyerywhere are being summoned to the city with all possible haste. 10 be in readiness for the arrival of the rebels. who are now within fifty miles of the gates.
 Fl. PASO. Tex. May l6.-Judge Carbajal, federal peace commission CT. has received instructions from President Da2 to proceed a' once with peace negotiations.
 JUAREZ. May 16.-It is expected that within 24 hours a general armis- tice will be declared throughout Mex ico while the leaders of the two governments. federal and provisional. discuss the terms of peace. il being understood here that Diaz has de dared his willingness 10 Concede the demands of the rebels.
 SAN DIEGO. May IT, Refugees arriving from Lower California tell Cf the execution of an American. who was shot yesterday at La Ensenada
  him of being ill sympathy with the insurreCtos.
 The refugees say chaotic cOndi- tion exists throughout the southern repubhc. the rebels being in control in some of the provinces, while the federals are still holding their own in other places No attempt is being made by either side to maintain law
 l. hot ' ht..r. are many rubberics and murders. The rebel soldiers especially seem bent on enriching themselves at every possible opportunity, and they are responsible for many of the hold ups and other crimes.
 FL PASO. May 17-ColOnel Waffle. of the rebel army. today attempted 10 shoot Colonel Garbaldi, of the fed eral troops. and both are now in jail The affair took place at the hotel where the Mexican officers were stay ing
 WASHINGTON. May lit is of ficialy announced here that at meeting of the Mexican cabinet this afternoon President Diaz greatly star tied his appOintees by declaring posi- lively that he intended to resign his alice at the end of the present month.
 II is understood the members of the cabinet appreciate the necessity for immediate action of some sort. but they were wholly unprepared for the startling announcement made by their president. It has not yet been decided if the members will step down with Diaz or attempt to elect his successor from among their own number. The cabinet is in ses- sion again tonight and it is suspected that the latter move is under cOnsid- eratiOn.
 Fl. PASO. May 17.-Peace nego- tiations are al standstill, pending the receipt of word from DiaZ.
 MEXICO CITY, May 17,-An of ticial announcement was made to- day advising the rebels that Diaz has conceded their demands for rep resentaton in the cabinet, and nam ing the governors of the various states as the representatives. It was also announced that the presi- dent would resign his office during the month.
 JUAREZ. May 1.-The members of the provisional government. under the direction of Madero, are engaged in drafting the peace agreement which it is their intention to submit to President Diaz for acceptance.
 JUAREZ, May 1S.-The end of the Mexican revolution is again in sight, and both sides are jubilant al the prospects of peace.
 tive-day peace armlStice was de clared today during which terms of settlement of the differences between the cOntending forces will be settled. President Diaz who has held his of flee continuously for 2 years, prom ises to resign within the next 30 days, and allow the people to choose their own president without inter- ference on his part. That is what the revclutionists were fighting for.
 MEXICO CITY. May 1S.-Despite the fact that Madero is going ahead with the peace negotiations with ey- cry assurance of being able to ar range terms that will be satisfactory to his constituents. prominent feder- al officials are of the opinion that the rebel leader will be unable to stop the fighting in the southern provinces where it is claimed the sO-called in surrectos are using the rebellion as a blind for footing the country.
 JUAREZ, May 1S.-Within AS hours, Madero will leave for Mexico City to cooperate with the govern ment officials in the restoration oi peace He will be followed shortly hy Carhaial tho Mayicap envoy and