Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-26

ton, which rose conspicuously to the
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-. Wire Huerta.
= Three diplomats of South American
countries met tonight, after receiving
the American governments accept
a::lce of their offer, and transmitted
acceptance to the Spanish ambassa-.
dor, who Immediately sent it by cable
to the Spanish legation at Mexico
City, for presentation to General
Huerta. 4 fs
Carranza was informed OF it through
representatives here. Three diplomats
later announced that no further
steps will lie taken by them until
replies are received.
To Concitiatct Factions.
While not discussing it, it is under
stood mediators will endeavor to
compose the entire Mexican situation,
in order to restore the constitutional
government in Mexico. These officials
who have studied Huerta's personal
ity and his stubborn Indifference to
any. plan which will eliminate him.
are skeptical of peace plans being
successful. -. a..
T. Also, the officials who know Car
ranza's absolute unwilli1gness to com
promise with Huerta, pointed to tho
undertaking as extremely difficult,
should it extend beyond the adjust
ment Of the. Tampico incident, and
present critical relations between
the United States and the Huerta
authorities.
On the other ha1d the belief is ex
pyessed in diplomatic circles that
HueHa might be willing to yield upon
being convinced of the true situation
and possibility of foreign war and
International complications generally.
not only with the United States, but
South American countries, who might
support the Washington government,
2 Developments today centered chief
ly on receipt of mearger reports
about American refugees, but the
important preparations for a long oc-
cupation at Vera Cruz was made. A
postal Egency wiz be established
there, and supply ships are being
rushed there, carrying provisions for
sixty days.
The days important developments
are: -.. ~ .'" w. ~
American Consul Canadas reports
Americans are being detained in
Mexico City. because It was believed
there we're Mexicans restrained by
the Americans, from leaving Vera
Cruz. Immediate steps were taken
through the British embassy here.
and British legation in Mexico City
to correct the impression in the Mex
lean capital. ~ .,-G q,
Report Of Four Killed.
Unconfirmed reports Of four Amer
icans in Mexico City were killed, was
called to the attention OF the Bra
lillian embassy here, with request
that it's legation at Mexico City, now
looking after American interests
there, to seek verification.
Consul canada. sent reports OF an
ti-American demonstrations and gen
eral unrest in Mexico City.
Secretary Garrison announced that
he issued no orders for further
movement of troops. Army officers
are to use their own discretion In
protecting the international bridges
On the border.
The German vessel Ypiranga,
whose consignment of war munitions
for Huerta caused the United States
peremptorily to seize Vera Cruz GUS
toms |hcuse, was ordered back to
Hamburg, Germany, without landing
its cargo.
Between 5000 and $500 refugees al
ready have been protected or are en-
route to the United States.
New, York, April 25.-The battle
ship New York, flagship of Rear Ad-