The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-28
NEXICANS LOOT.

. man III the bunch Will be stood up against an adobe wall and shot to death
 MexICANS LOOT 1 El PASO. Oct 24. - Ihe MeXiCaI. rebels are in possession of the Cop per Queen mines and are riotin al the mines in the states of Durango and Chihuahua The mines there are owned by American capitalists resid. ing in Kansas City and Pittsburg.
 EASILY CAUGHT. l WASHINGTON. Oct 2i. The news that General Diaz and his force were captured at Vera Cruz after but the feeblest of resistance IS received here with astonishment Diaz and his followers knew that capture meant dishonorable death for them. and after having made the sensational capture of the third largest district in Mexico. it was at least expected that the rebels would fight to death before surrendering. as II is death for them in any event
 AN ERUPTION
 MILAN. Oct. 24. - The Stromboli volcano, on the island of that name IS in violent eruption today, and ter rible distress exists among the in habitants of the island. While the volcano, which is 3,o22 feet high. is in constant activity. today is the first time in years in which it has escap- ed it's bounds. The cotton. fig and wine and fruit lands are being GOV cred with lava from the volcano and irreparable damage is being done.
 ANOTHER WAR;
 WASHINGTON. Oct. 24. The Dominican rebels are advancing upon Puerto Plata and the American naval vessels. Prairie and Wheeling. have been dispatched to the scene of the impending trouble.
 NATURALLY HE DIED.
 LONDON. Oct. 25. Arthur Vel lesley Peel. first Viscount Peel. and Iali his life in the government ser vice, died at his home The Lodge Sandy Bedfordshire, today from nat ural causes. His title was created in lS9o, as a reward for services performed for the government i TIRED OF JOB
 HINGTON. Oct. 9. A dis patch from the president of the Do minican republic states that his coun- try is in the throes of revolution. and he announces that he will retire from the presidency in July. 1914
 TOOK HIS LIFE.
 ST. PETERSBURG. Oct 25. - Ad- miral Chagin. commander of the czar's private yacht committed sui eide today in his private cabin on board the vessel No reason is as signed for his rash act
 CUBAN RIOTS.
 HAVANA, Oct. % As the date of the election draws near. the bit, terness of feeling between the Con- servatiVes and Liberals is being man ifeSted in many ways and blOOdshed has already occurred on several oc- caSionS. The most serious affray occurred today when revolver bat tie took place during which several were killed and more than forty wounded. The officials are doing all in their power to cope with the situation, and many arrests have been made. several of the ringleaders in todays' affrav being lodged behind the bars. The garrison troops are being held in readiness to answer an immediate call to arms in case of necessity
 THEY WERE SHOT.
 VERY CRUZ. Oct 25. - At sunrise this morning Major Zarate and Ma jor Custeo. who deserted from the rebel army to espouse the cause of Felix Diaz, and who were captured at Vera Cruz, were taken out by a firing squad and shot to death.
 In view of the clemencv extended by President Madero to General Diaz it is believed that the sentence of the court martial imposed yesterday on the rebels captured will be car ried out in it's full severity. Two hundred of the 2,000 rebels captured were ordered to be shot. but except in the case of Majors Zarate and Custeo. there has so far been no ac. ton taken. It is probable that tho fact that practically no resistence was made by the rebels to the fed eral soldiers will be taken into ac- count and the prisoners let off with terms of imprisonment.
 HE WAS SPARED.
 MEXICO CITY. Oct 9. - At the instance of President Madero. the sentence of death imposed yesterday DN tue court IldIlidl Oll bt:Itl di Felix DaZ. nephew of the late pres , ident of the republic. has been com , muted to one of imprisonment for life. Accordingly the leader of the unsuccessful attack on Vera Cruz will be confined in the government prison in this city instead of sharirp the fate of the two hundred of his Followers who were ordered 70 ie snCt
 WILL DIE ANYWAY.
 MEXICO CITY. Oct. 26 Extra issues of papers of this city have been issued this afternoon ahnounc- ing that General Felix DiaZ will ba executed by the military authorities as per their judgment passed upon him. despite the order of the su- preme court of Mexico which order ed the case of DiaZ removed from military jurisdiction, that President Madero might exercise executive clemency in Diaz' case. The story of the extras is generally received with doubt.
 MORE DIE.
 VERA CRUZ. Oct 26. Senors Lima and Migeni. officers under General Diaz in the occupation of Vera Cruz. were shot to death to- day for their treason to the federal government.
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