The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-07-24

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Aldo was found guilty and fined
So. Mccall pleaded guilty to the
charge of disorderiy conduct and was
fined $40 and cost
from saturdays Daily.
Vera Cruz, July fs--it 10 re-
ported here from constitution
alist sources that Huerta and a
number of his high army Of
fcers Intend 10 gather In nIeara-
qua TO seek q Latin-Americsn
coalition with a View o. forcing
shis restorasioa 10 power IN
Mexico -
Washington. July 1S.-Efforts AIM
ed at the restoration or peace In
Mexico have been fedodbled by adj
ministfationa officials. They are IN
direct Communication with Carranza.
urging him TO proclaim general
amnesty for political Offenders. Also
the administration 10 In touch with
zapafa, the southern rebel, whose
forces Frequently have appeared al
most at the gates of the capital.
Putting u up 10 zspats.
8 II IL hoped to bring Zapata into
harmony. with the peace program
which conterhplates a quiet transfer
OF the power from Carbajal, Fuerta'si
successor, to the constitutionalists
One report received here stated that
the southern rebels deDAnded that
0arbasaI resign within the next three
days. @to prevent an advance on
the capital" 1
Wants cafrsnxs to be Good.
Through John r. Siliiman, Presi-
dent WILSON'S personal representa-
tive at Carranza's headquarters, the
constitntionalist leader has been urged
to cordact HIS triumph. In a tenn
pefate manner to avoid excuses up
ON the entry Of his army INTO Next.
co City. to declare amnesty for the
forces that fought the northern army
and to recognize the rights OF church
orders and foreigners. -.
H0erts VIII 90 TO Jsmaica.
Puerto. Mexico, July 1s.--It is an
nounced here that Hnerta has de-
cided to y depart from this port
aboard the German Cruiser Dresden
and General banquet alone win ac-
company him. II il understood. that
the Dfesden VIM proceed to Jamaica;
but this is not OFFICIALLY announced.
None OF the refugees will be &c.
comrhodated aboard the British Cruz
ser Bristol. which has been utilized
as q refuge by many OF the ftigi-
tives here.
Would not Travel on eunboat.
Owing to their unsuccessful efforts
TO charter the Steamer City of Mexi-
CO for their voyage to Jamaica, and
also to their tinwillingness to accept
the Mexican GunBoat Bravo. about
forty OF the fngitfyes.. mostly women.
viii proceed on to Che City OF Mexico
as ordinary passengers to Galveston
by way of Vera Cruz. It Is thought
probable that the Gunbeat Bravo may
eventually be used TO carry still
Others OF the fusitfses away from
Mexico. y ~ $500
Huerta Has Crouch. .,,ts.,.
A message was sent late last night
to the new government asking per-
firmatiye to use the Bravo and an af-
firmative relpy arrived at noon to-
day. Huerta.f and banquet rose at
six o'clock despite the fact that
work kept them up tai well. after
rnidnieits Hnerta has not left the
railroad car since the arrival. Dur
ihg,' the latter part OF the night
Huerta suffered . slight attack OF
Indigestion and those about him this
morning found him in an ansmiable
mood ~ ~.
Madelia. Mimi. July 1S.-aHome-
coming week." held here as an ami.
yersary OF the organization and eratIu-
alton of the first class OF Madeiia
high school twenty-five years ago, has
attracted many visitors. Every class
bat one that has graduated from the,
high school Is represented asl
A. A. Benton, who travelled from.
New Yofk for the home coming and
A.sW Annis OF wiadom, gave address,
es. recalling the pioneer days or the
town. Old settlers have come long
distances for the reunion.
A parade Of alumni was held Thurs