The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-06-05
MEDIATORS IN TILT
U. S. Delegates Cause Dead
lock Over Caranza.
A. B. C. ENJOYS WON'T YIELD

Iomats Say They Will Not Reverse
Their Position-Looters Paid by
Huerta-Bonds Accepted; German
Ships Sail.
WASHINGTON. - The first def
mite evidence of a serious difference
of opinion between officials of the
United States government and the A.
B. c. mediators over the admission OF
the constitutionalists to the Niagara
Falls conference came last night. The
disclosure took the form of a state
ment by Luis Cabrera, Carranzas
spokesman in Washington.
Cabrera takes the position that the
mediators' chief function is bringing
together the parties in controversy,
and that to refuse the request of the
United States that the Carranza rep
resentative be admitted with the other
representatives in the Niagara Falls
parleys is beyond the limits of the
scope of mediation.
NIAGARA FALLS, ONT. - The
crisis in the mediation proceedings be-
tween Mexico and the United States is
at an acute stage The three South
American diplomats and the Ameri-
can delegates have reached an abso-
lutte deadlock and nothing further will
be done on either side before solu-
ton of the latest difficulty has been
found.
Won't Yield on Carranza.
After comforting for more than two
hours Saturday night and an hour and
a half Monday morning on the issue
in dispute, namely the participation of
General CarranZa in the mediation con-
ferences, Justice Lamar and Frederick
w. Lehman have not been able to in
duce the mediatOrs to view the situa-
tion in the light in which the state de-
partment at Washington would like
to have them see it. Ambassador De
Cana of Brazil and Minister NaOn
and Suarez of Argentine and Chile are
positively determined to yield no more
to the Mexican revolt leader than to
Mr.. Bryan.
Persons who are close to the medi-
ators declare that all three ENJOYS
will positively refuse to reverse their
position regardless of any pressure
which may be brought TO bear upon
hem. 1t was pointed out that the me-
diatOrs have adopted this attitude not
only for the good of Mexico, but also
to protect their personal dignity. All
three are of the opinion that Carranza
was offered every opportunity to cen-
ter the conference on the same foot
ing and at the same time as General
Huerta and that he should have avail
ed himself of the opportunity.
Looters Paid by Huerta.
Ell PASO. = Rodrigo Quevedo
and CristofOro CabellerO, Mexican fill
ibuster leaders, arrived at Fort Win
gate, New Mexico, where they will be
placed in the prison camp with Max
imO Castillo and other Mexican prison
ers.
The arrest of Quevedo has released
duuIJlOHd1 IdCIS VI HIS Op6IdIIOuS.
Originally organized as a federal fill
clustering force, the followers of The
Quevedos, Jose Orozco and Manuel
Gutierrez, it was learned, were to have
been paid by the Huerta government.
Bonds Accepted; Ships Start.
VERA CRUZ, MEX.-The agents of
the HambuPg-American line presented
a bond of 1,O12, 625 pesos, or $500, 31750
United States gold, as a guaranty of
the payment of the fines of the Ypir-
anga and the Bavaria. The bond was
acceptable to collector of the port
Captain Stickney and the steamships
were allowed to proceed
The Ypiranga goes to Havana and
tho Bavaria will 90 tO Hauh uro