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out interference, according to an
agreement reached between Generals
Scott and Ohregon last night.
General Obregon also granted the
full use Of the Mexican Northwestern
railroad.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May B.
An early termination of the Mexi-
can campaign is what the agreement
means in the view of officials here.
In effect, the agreement is what the
original orders of General Scott
sought.
The American troops will patrol the
northern part of Mexico while the
Carranzistas chase the Villistas in the
south.
The way has been cleared for the
state department to treat on the sub
ject of withdrawal.
Ell PASO, Tex, May at has
been stated definitely that there will
be no conference held this afternoon
General Scott is awaiting for Wash
ington to officially approve his plan
according to the outlines sent in his
dispatches, pending any action by the
war department.
General Scott has no authority to
progress further.
He expects a reply from Wash
ington tonight which will clean up the
situation for the conference which is
in prospect for tomorrow.
COLUMBUS. N. NJ, May 3.-The
camp here is actively preparing to
shelter new shipment of shrapnel
and heavy consignments of rifle and
machine gun ammunition.
For this purpose the soldiers are
erecting huge tent.
Five hundred cavalry remount,
have arrived
DUBLIN, May at is estimated
that 800 rebels were killed and 500
wounded in the weeks fighting.
The hospitals are overlooking with
the wounded
Lord Donoughmore, a former mem
ber of the cabinet, was shot and
slightly wounded while motoring.
The last volley of the rebellion was
fired last night by small body of
rebels who We're later wipe out by
machine gun fire.
DROGHEDA, Ireland. May "A
party of rebels attacked the police
at Garristown, Is miles north of
Dublin today, wounding four of the
officers. Eight of the rebels were
captured and the rest fled. Slight dis
turbances are reported in the sub
urbs of Dublin and outlying districts.
LONDON, May 3.-Pearce, Con
nelly and another unnamed leade.
of the Irish rebellion were tried by
court marital this morning and
found guilty.
They were shot.
This announcement was made in
the house of commons by Premier
Asquith. These three leaders had
signed the Irish republic proclama-
ton. Ss,s AAS
The above announcement eliminate
the possibility of Casemet being the
third man, as his name was not at
taehed to the proclamation.
Chief secretary Birrell has re-
signed. He was forced from the cab
met by the heavy fire of newspaper
and public criticism.
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Nathan, under secretary and General
Friend, commander af the army in
Ireland will also resign.
The rebels will be rapidly tried by
court martial, but it is understood
that the rank and file will be treated
leniently.
NEW YORK, May 1.-One hundred
thousand garment workers, 10000
painters, 5000 carpenters and sever
al thousand dock workers, 1000 ma
chinists at Youngstown, Ohio, 1000
carpenters at Akron, Ohio, $500 ma
chinists at Cincinnati, all went on
strike this morning.
In each instance the strike is made
for closed shop and an eight hour
day.
PfFTSBURG, Pa, May IA quar-
ter of million persons walked to
work this morning. Not street car
moved.
The car men went on strike for
higher wages.
PTTTSBURG, Pa, May 2.-The po-
lice reports said that three men were
killed and 40 injured in riots at the
Edgar Thompson steel plant at Brad
docy this afternoon.
Sheriff Richards, after a hurried
conference with the state officials
stated that the militia would be or.