The Alaska citizen., 1911-05-29

rope that he may uot be iu Mex leo when the elections occur
 JI'AREZ. May 22 - The peace pact. containing the pledge of Pres ideut p;az 10 resign the presidency f Mexico was signed today.
 JUAREZ. May % The rebels fear that Madcro has been halted by Diaz trick. and will ar once be gin their march yn Chihuahua
 JUAREZ. May 23 President piaz today issued orders for the release of l.ooo prisoners who are held by the federal authorities for political reasons. Included in the number are several well known Americans and many others of for cien affinatiyn.
 MEXICO CITY. May 9. The killing ,f over 2O0 Chinamen Yes rerday hy the rebels in the state of Durango is the chief topic of con. versarion today in official circles and there are grave fears that the un- warranted attack of the MeNicanS will involve the nations of Japan. China. Germany and Spain.
 MEXICO CITY. May 23. r. is reported today that Corral has re signed rumor is in circulation here that General Reyes is being kept al Havana for fear the people would want him for president were he 10 return 10 Mexico a' this time.
 JUAREZ. May 9. The inde- pendent revolu'ionists are expected 10 rebel against General Madero as president of Mexico, in case he Is elected to that office.
 EAGLE PASS. Tex. May % - A desperate fight took place today al TcrreCn. Mexico. between force of insurrectos and the Chinese resi- dents of that place. the foreigners being attacked by the rebels uneX- pectedlv and driven out of the dis triCt.
 The Chinamen made a show Of fight. but they were wholly unprepar- ed for the attack and without organ iZation. and before they could make retreat. 225 of them had been kill ed and many more wounded, while the loss to the attacking party was practically nothing.
 WASHINGTON. May 22. The Chinese ambassador has made a strong protest against the killing of his countrymen. and il is feared that grave complications will be the result of the rash act of the mur- derous Mexicans.
 JUAREZ. May 22 - IL is gener- ally understood here that if MaderO is elected president of Mexico he will put the ban on gambling.
 LAREDO May % A rain on the National railroad was held up by insurrectos at Zacata today and the contents of the express car con tiscated None of the passengers. however. were molested in any way
 SAN ANTONIO. Tex, May 22.- Senors Braniff and Obregon. who are acting as the go-betweens in the peace conference between the federals and the rebels, will leav2 JuareZ today for Mexico City. where they will endeavor 10 hasten tn" settlement of the war
 It is thought the peace nego'iA- tions will be terminated soon after their arrival al the capital,
 FL PASO. Tex. May p. IT is denied here that there is any plot on foot to assassnate General Ma dero.
 JTAREZ May 24 A grand peace fest is on here. the federalS Joining with the rebels in demanding peace through the Mexican republic Both sides are tired of fighting, and believe that DiaZ will keep his wCr2 and resign today.
 MEXICO CITY. May 24 The new cabinet has been agreed upon ,l tke provisional governments. and II is stared with positiveness that both Presiden' DaZ and SenOr Corral will hand in their resignatiOns to- morrow, to take effect immediately The members of the new cabinet will include three rebel sympathiZ- CTS
 ALBUQUERQUE N NJ. May 24. De Rosuna, a personal friend of Madero, claims that Diaz and Cor rall both resigned yesterday, but that the Mexicans are keeping the matter quiet for political reasons.
 Fl. PASO, Tex. May 24. As a result of the massacre of the 200 Chinamen at Torreon by the insur- gents. Madero. it is reported. is fearful that the powers will inter Vene.
 MEXICO CITY, May 9. - This morning the official announcement was issued that President DiaZ re- signs his office today.
 This action was no doubt hurried by the attack made upon the palace last evening. when a mob bearing the banners of Madero assailed the ,;nl and af time threatened to destroy it.
 Fl. PASO. Texas, May 9. - De claring that President Diaz and the members of his cabinet have brok- en faith with the insurrectos. Gen eral Madero today directed his lead CTS 10 resume hostilities. and it is expected that fighting will be re stunned throughout Mexico this even- ing. Madero says he will continue his march toward the capital, and will take the city by force unless DiaZ tenders his resignation before the rebel army arrives.
 MEXICO CITY, May 25. - Min ister de LaBarra. when informed Of the action of Madcro, said that both President Diaz and Senor Corrall would resign this afternoon, after which the provisional government could assume full control.
 WASHINGTON. May 9. The state department this afternoon is in receipt of authentic advices from the Mexican capital announcing the resignation of Diaz and Corrall. The people are wild with glee and all rioting has ceased. Thousands of robol, bovn orriuod ord with tho