Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27

If this course was absolutely neees
sary for peace. This reply was re
ceived: a -. ~
Mexico City, May 21.-Referring t.
your dispatch, have the honor to In
form you that there is absolutely NJ
truth in the report. !. y s y.
r. ". HUERTA.s
To the Times the dictator sent thi
message: -" u >fs; ~ ,'.--< 4.
| Mexico City, May 21-Referring Il
your two kilograms I have the homo
to inform you that nothing is positive
ly determined. v. HUERTA. !,
Mexico City, May 21-It was feared
Tuesday that an uprising will occur
in the capital within a few days. Z.
The. resignation of the minister o.
communications, Joe Maria Lozano
has been accepted, but his successor
has not been named. Z 1870
The telegraph wires to San Luis Pc
tosi have been cut and 1t is believed
that the federals In that district have
been defeated. The constitutionalists
it is reported, are about to attack
Guadalajara, capital of Jalisco.
There is great distress among the
poor OF Mexico City and the rich fam
lilies are distributing free meals daily
A special train carrying Americans
majority Of them women and chill.
dren. will leave here tonight for Puer.
to Mexico under military escort and
In charge Of Carl Heynen, the Brazil
ian consul. There will be fully 1000
Americans left in the capital. The in.
dux OF Americans from interior, points
is about ended. .1.5 + IA u b
Vera Cruz, May 81. - The two
thoroughbred horses a belonging to
Lieutenant Colonel !Taggart, \ with
which Private Samuel Parks disap-
appeared into the Mexican lines on
May 6, were returned by a Mexican
lieutenant Of rurales, who Is reported
to have admitted that he executed
Parks under orders from his superi6rs.
He stated that Parks died bravely,
facing the firing squad with his eyes
unbound and without a signiof finch
ing. I y & a s S5a.l ( + & d u. 8
American soldiers and the residents
Of Vera Cruz, native and foreign, con-
.tinue to show the keenest interest in
reports from tie capital, all tending
to support the theory that an effort
will be made at an early date to UNI
seat President Huerta. II IA IS;
4. DR.. Aureliano Urrutia, former min
lister Of the interior, who arrived here,
approving a problem for the American
authorities. He remained at the hotel
with guards in front of his door and;
on the street to, protect him against
any possible attempt by his enemies.
He doubtless will be a passenger on
the Ypiranga. ,3H &s "A 4
y Archbishop Mora y del Rio was driy--
en- out of Mexico City by General HUI
era after presenting a communication,
which, it is said, proved to be a sug-
gestion from the pope that General
Huerta resign. B n y, sss3i3 4:
Washington, May 21.-The downfall
Of General Huerta never has seemed
SO imminent as it does now. There is
reason to believe the mediators expect
their conference at Niagara Falls to
terminate soon. and it will terminate
only with the collapse Of General HUI
erta. .55. g.. q. n
81 Niagara Falls, Ont, May 1.-The
mediation conference arranged by the
A.-B.-C. group Of South American pow
ers opened Wednesday,. Seniors Ell
guero, Rabasa and Rodriguez, the
three delegates Of General Huerta, met
Justice Lamar and Frederick w. GLeh-
mann in the presence of the ambassa-
dor Of Brazil and the. ministers OF
and Chile in the solarium Of
the Clifton house, which will hereafter
be known as the conference room.
Meetings will be held twice day, In I
the morning and in, the, afternoon.