THE MEXICAN REBELLION.
OPENING OF PEACE CONFER* ENCE.
FIGHTING STILL PROCEEDING
J UNITED FEESS ASSOCIATION -COPTEIGHT.J MEXICO CITY, May 4. Madera, leader of the insurrectora, met Judge Barbajal, the Diaz Governmeut’s peace envoy, near Juarez. They informally arranged peace conferences and details. General Madeira will not participate in the conference, Dr. Gomez representing him. Another attack on Aguaprieta is expected. Douglas people: are apprehensive that if peace is not reached 1 it is probable there will be a battle at Nogales Sonora, where the Federals and insurrectors are numerous. REBELS THREATENING THE CAPITAL. Two thousand rebels gre threatening the capital. Famine conditions are prevailing. The country is more unsettled than ever. Independent bands of rebels are out pillaging. Twenty-five Federals were killed at Magdalena. Horrible atrocities are reported from Southern California. Rebels are ini full possession of Ticote. killing everyone caught. Already five persons have been shot and two houses burned. Two American miners were murdered in Sonora County.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3212, 6 May 1911, Page 7
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159THE MEXICAN REBELLION. Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3212, 6 May 1911, Page 7
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