The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-27

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 MexicaH. March 20.-Two spies were shot to death Saturday by the rebels
 New Yark. March 2o.-The New York World publishes the news that he insuIrectos on Friday last killed G. federal soldiers near Campus ! captured q heu'enant-colonel and q ! captain Cf the federal forces and immediate ely executed them. Chihuahua. March 2o-Generals i Maiero and Orozco, with 1,2o0 reb Is. are approaching.
 Hcrn.osillo. March 20.-The in surrectos have captured all the towns in the eastern part of Sonora province.
 Chihuahua. March 2o-The Ameri oan residents here. who feel that hey are threatened with starvation have peti toned President Diaz tc end the rebellion at once.
 City Cf Mexico. March 2O.-Presi dent Diaz, whose palace was mobbed by re- el sympathiz rs last week, Is still angry over the occurrence and fs laD III. tI i.. di III ! d t " Illl l4llidl tour regarding the insurrectos' terms for peace.
 San Artonio. March 20--Miris'e CT of Finance Iimantour of Mexico reached here Saturday and went righ' on through to the City of Mex ico. where hn will meet and confer with President Diaz regarding the situati n from a peace standpoint.
 san Diego, March 2o-Advices can Governor Vega is in complete control of lower California. New York. March 20.-It is be 'ieyad that Minister of Finance Ii mantour intends 10 succeed Diaz as president of Mexico
 Trinidad. Colo. March 20.-The Japanese are leaving the mines here n large numbers. going 10 lower California. where war is threatening fetwc the United States and Ja- pan.
 Galveston. March 2o.-Troops, transports and naval vessels are all assembled here. ready to move on short notice.
 Washingtcn, March 2o.-Mexican Ambassador Laharra is in conference with President Taft tonight
 Fl Paso. March 20.-An armed ruce will soon he established in N-r'hcrn Mexico. when developments warrant it. and General Madero will hen await peace proposals.
 Washington. March 20.-President Taft returned yesterday afternoon from the South. and cabinet meet ings were held in the afternoon and ot night The night meeting and it's 'oings are secret. for they consider od the Mexican affair. Secretary Knox. however. states that he has 70 intention cf breaking the mobi- 'i2afion camns.
 Tacoma, March 21.-The Japanese "esi'ents are leaving this city in 'arge numbers. en route for Califor- nia and the sou'h.
 City of MeXico March 21-Minis- CT Limantour issues advice to the "ehels 10 throw down their arms and arhi'rate. or the government will hc harder to deal with
 Washineton March 21.-Presidont Taft told Ambassador I.abarra that here is no cause for Mexico to w~,rrv over the mobilization oi American troops al~ng the Mexican frontier The cabinet meeting last ed until midnight, but no information vas givfn out.
 Teguciralna. March % Generals Lara and Palma were today killed in a riot he'wCen their forces Fifty 1'hcrs were injured.
 Chihuahua March 22.-General Madero and his forces are now en- campcd 20 miles south of here, pre- Daring t0 attack this city.
 Fl Pae0. March 22.-Seven thous- and rehels are under arms ;n Sonera province. and federal troops are be- inc rushed 10 that point.
 Fl Paso, March 22.-The insurec- tos are disappointed over the views of Limantour being so radical. The under arms
 San Francisco, March 22-Five hundred officers and men sailed for Hawaii this afternoon.
 Washinet0n. March 22.-Only 1900 militia officers from the states will be sent to participate in the maneu- Vers in the South.
 Galveston. March 22.-Six hundred soldiers were today given anti-ty- phoid treatment by the army sur geons.
 Norfolk. March 22.-The battle ship San Marcos. formerly the Texas, was today battered to pieces and sunk by the New Hampshire to test the Dfnetrating power of the shells
 Paris. March 22.-Advices have been received here that French Am bassador Jusserand and President Taft have had several conferences at which were discussed the peace treaty arbitrations between the two naticns.
 Washington, March 22.-The cabi- net is in session today. and Secre- tary of the Interior Fisher is at ending it for the first time. It is believed that the Mexican question will soon be settled.
 Washington, March 23. - It is stated on good authority that, as a result of the mobilization of the troops along the Mexican border, the laps have promised to withdraw from Mexc and will take no fur -her part in the internal troubles of tlrat country.
 It is also rumored that the secret treaty which is suspected of ex- isting between Mexico and Japan, has been annulled and all fear of trouble with Japan has been elimi, mated.
 In conversation today with Baron