The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-20
Angeles 'Deposed by carranza.

Angeles OSpoSeu py SdTTdnEd'
Saltillo, June 20.--General Felipe
Angeles, acting secretary of war in
the ! Constitutionalist cabinet, was
deposed from that position today by
order of Carranza for disobedience Of
orders.
The action caused sensation. An
Celes is general Of artillery in Villas
army and n strong villa partisan. His
removal from the cabinet reduces him
to the rank of general.
1t is reported that General Manuel
Chao. former governor of Chihuahua.
who was replaced by villa, has been
executed on Villas orders.
Carranza's reply to the Niagara
mediators, declining to arrange an ar
mistice. will be dispatched at once.
The rebel officials take the stand that
II the Constitutionalists are not rep
resented at the conference the fault
will lie with the medators as an ar
mistice is impossible under existing
conditions.
Hope For Mediation Revived.
Washington, June 2o.-Minister
Naon, returning today to Niagara
bore to the mediators and Huerta
delegates Wilson's personal eXplana-
ton why the United States stands
squarely on the position outlined III
the recent note Of the American dele
gates. Naon, il is understood, is much
impressed with the force of the presl-
dents views.
Hope of the officials here that
breakdown of mediation may DC
averted is based upon the ATTITUDE III
which Naon received the president ;
reasoning and the manner In Which II
is expected he will present it to the
other mediators and Mexican dele-
gates at a meeting late today, whlch
many have feared would be the hnal
session of the conference
Early today Constitutionallst rep
resentatives Zubaran and Caorer"
were attempting to arrange telesr'P"-
ic communication with Carranza' ap-
parently to report last night S conner
ence between Cabrera and Naon.
The president authorized the briet
statement concerning hla
last night with Moan:
The entire Mexican question was
discussed and as a result the out'ooN
is more hopeful"
Moan Never More Confident
Bunolo. y. Y, June 2O.-"l was
never more confident than ! am too"S
Of the ultimate success of mediation,
said Minister Moan on his ARRIVAL inns
morning from washington. Moan Ple-
dicted the negotiations would coh'i"
ne at least another two weeks
while regard the diilcui'ic'
which bave heen encountered as seri-
GUS" Moan continued, there a'N"S :
are difficulties in mediation ana .
the duty of the mediators alwayS ~
find a way to overcome them SO pe'O0
may be accomplished.
Moan said he would consult his cor
leagues at Niagara Falls tonisht pe
fore making any Announcement.
that probably there will be no iuIi Sc
sion of the delegates and meui''o' :
until Monday. He found WILSON a''''
Bryan anxious for the pacitcatioh W
Mexico and ready to listen To iui'"e.
compromises or suggestions ou' "
which n solution might he fouhu'
No Use For Politicians.
Torreon. June 20.-The last o'H",'
izaton of the division of the h"' -
left here yesterday for Iaca'e''S'
villa probably will leave today
Tn the attack on Zacatecas' '"e"
ty-fve thousand men will he en-
ployed," said villa. Il prefer 'na'
Mexican patriots who engage III po,'
tics take up the rifle and help "s"'
Huerta."