The chronicle=news., 1913-10-24

Thus tAf, hONeNN. senior hclucuu
has resolved no iutimaticn that such
u thing Is contemplated h. the Gov
ernmen,.
Senor R.au,aA declared his cam
paiKn had cost S.s~,eeo. II has
been the srcaIess eanpairu ever
fought by . siaetr In .n,:usi in Alex
ico.' he said over Four thousand
clubs have ben orxanssea throughout
the republic and taey ar, sure Of
Carrying live staics. while in twenty
Others ~. icok tor I~,siolr nsjorities"
Notwithstanding the declaration
made by provisional prs<ideut Hucr.
to yesterday in the presence Of the
diplomatic corps that he would not
accept An election ~ president should
the battoit show him to have y ma
/ jority. the Impression Is general
AuonE the public that the elections
on SUNDAY will fail to show any 9TH
cr candidate with sufficient votes to
win.
Wire communication with the be-
scixcd city Of Monterey ccssed NJ 10
O'Clock yesterday morning.. according
to Mn announcement here today. Al
that hour the lighting which began
Wednesday night WAS rssinE ficrceiy
IN the outskirts OF tue eiV.
The main rebel force occupied \
point about a mile from the ecntcr|
OF the city They had = number. OF
cannon with which they bombsrdcs
federal Qualifications and they also
mad Al least one niachinc gun.
FEDERAL Icinf0ccments eon,uandcd|
by General Rubio Ns,sre,tc ~ LAM
paNos. 100 miic~ north OF Monterey.
were unable to proceed to Monterey
owing to tue destruction Of the
bridges aud lack Of fuel.
some 1000 rebels have moved east
from Iorrson snd arc hsrrsssin9
General Ttucy ALBERT ., uipolito.
where he haS been contemplating al
movement on Torrcou.
rhr tact that General DiA. MAS Of
iicisliy relieved from, his mission t0
Japan by IN. foreign ofGicc after he
hnd completed his sss9nm. from,
the VAR department IN France. re-
| lic,cs him OF any ckarR. of insub-
ordination. according to officials
mere.
The members Of the cn,.assy which
accompanied General plak To Europe
on the WI. To Japan we're arrested
for disol,cyinx orders the government
hsd rent them ut Havana to return
to Paris ~ soon as posAibic. THIS
IVES the explanation given by S~por
Moheno today. He said they would
bc rcainbarkcd ON the next steamer
fof Europe to Join Francisco de Ia
Iisrrx. Mexican minister to France.
who Is the latest person appointed
by the government To carry out the
task OF thanking Japan for her par
| ticipution In tn: Moxitan 'cntcn-
niui.
Senior Mohcno regarded u M un-
Just ths: aitc- spanding $4,000 in
in money OF the Mexican government
these men should refuse to fulfill the
niission entrusted to them.
Another crowd. but smaller than
than yesterdays gathered At the
railroad station early this morning
to greet General Diaz should he ar
rive from Vera Cruz.
No only General Diaz. but all the
candidates In the field have receiv-
Ell the assuian from Scnor Mohcno
OH behalf OF provisional president
liuertl that they will have every
guarantee of freedom from molcstn-
4 tion auring the elections next sun
day.
n Press critcisms OF the recent ut
tcrances OF Sir Lionel Garden regard.
ing washington's lack OF understand
ing Ut conditions In Mexico do not
appear TO have much arect on the
British minister to Mexico. lie ap-
pears to regard the matter as An un-
warranted controversy with which
hc declines to have anything to do.
Sir Lionel explained his Views ut
some length to the Associated Press
today but FIRMLY declined to be quot
cd again. lie drew a distinction be-
tween the views he held as an in.
dtviduRl and those he held as an Off
cinl Of his government. but since the
public. lie said. could not or would
not distinguish between them. he be-
lteved II wise to withhold any furth-
Il cr ouinions.
1t was eass to observe that Sir
Lionel Garden was not fully in ac-
cord with the policy OF Washington
and It was apparent that he Thought
II the liritiSh .yoysrn mon. onfitIod ~,