Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-23
/ Lind DISCUSSES
RECOGNITION Of
REBELS BY o.
American Envoy Holds Con.
ference with Mexican
Statesman


Vera Cruz, Jan. 22.-Conference!
now going On here between Specia
Envoy John Lind and Senior Magon
former candidate for the vice presi
dency OF Mexico, are believed to re
late TO recognition of the constitu
tionalists by the United States.
Senior Magon has close friend!
among the Huertistas and Carranza
istas. His leanings Of late, however
are said to have been toward Car
rama. :
Mexico City, Jan. 22.-Five hundred
and twenty federals and $50 rebels
have been killed in battle through.
out central Mexico during the past
36 hours, according to dispatches re
ceived here this afternoon.
Instructions were today received by
M. Paul LeFaivre, French minister
to Mexico, to protest to President
nuerta against the suspension Of in
terest payment on the Mexican pub
lid debt. Tile French government
had guaranteed the 1910 bond issue
so it conld be listed on the bourse.
The protest in question comes in be,
half ,of the government rather than
French investors.
Villa Ready to Go South.
Chihuahua, Mex, Jan. 22.-General
Villa has practically completed his
plans for the southern campaign, hav
ing Tor it's objJet the capture Of
Mexico City, and probably will leave
here this week.
General Manuel Chao today receiv'
ed from General Villa his commission
las governor Of Chihuahua.
Nuevo Laredo, Mex, Jan. 22.-One
thousand federal troops, with a bat
terry of field guns, left here today to
give battle to adetachment Of rebels
who are reported to be forty miles
south of here
Ell Paso Texas, Jan. 22.-The $500
Mexican federal soldiers, six general
erals and 1869 women and children
who sought syluan in the United
States after they were driven out Of
.,lnaga, Mex, by General Francisco
Villas rebel forces, arrived in FL
Paso today and were formally intern
ed at the Fort bliss military reserva-
ton. They are to be held by this
government indefinitely on the foot
ing of prisoners Of war.
Arriving in ten trains from Maria,
Texas, the refugees were taken at
once to Fort Bliss, where they were
put in a camp inclosed by a barbed
wire fence and guarded by United
States troops.
Powers TO Urge Peace.
Brussels, Belgium, Jan. 22.-The In
ternatiOnal Peace Union, whose head
quarters are here, is arranging to ask
all the peace societies of the world
to send kilograms on the same day to
Provisional President Huerta and to
Venustiano Carranza, the constitu.
tionalist leader in Mexico, requesting
them to agree to an armistice, "pend-
ing which their rival claims and the
real interests of Mexico shall be
submitted to %arbitrators."
Plot To Divide Rebels.
Washington, Jan. pa p lot to
break the ranks Of the Mexican con-
stitutionalists by leading General
PanchO Villa to- abandon his allegi-
ance to General Carranza and to al.
low General Felix Diaz to enter the
field was reported here from the
Texas border toda1I
Back Of the plot, according to the
report to constitutionalists in Wash.
ington, are friends of General Diax in
Havana, Cuba, as well as Reyistas in
exile from Mexico.
Licenciado Bonales Sandovai, a
Mexican City lawyer,li is said to be the
agent of the men back of the plot and
he is reported to have passed through
IAN Antonio, Tex, last night on his
way to Chihuahua City, via Ell Paso,
to see General Villa.
Word was also received here to.
day that Francisco de Ia Barra, form
er provisional president of Mexico, is
working to succeed General Huerta.
1t was said that a so-called peace con
ference between representatives of
different Mexican states will be held
in St. Louis and that De la Barra
will be advanced again as provisional
president.
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