SOONER FIGHT THAN WORK.
JEEXICANS REFUSE PEACE. NEW REPUBLIC PLANNED. (Received 10.20 a.m.) MEXICO CITY, June 6. great popular reception has been irranged in Mexico City on the arrival of ftencisco Madero, the successful leader jf the insurgents, when he reaches here w the train from the North. Several Mexicans, who have been in lower California, and have returned to Mexico, have planned an independent republic in Northern Mexico, and are beginning another rebellion. They announce that they hare no intenJion of relinquishing their arms. /j MtTRDER PLOT. *' CLEVERLY FRUSTRATED. - y. (Received 1.40 >p.m.) MEXICO CITY, June 6. in attempt was made to kill Madero jrilile he was participating in a banquet Aquas Calientes. Preparations' had Seen made to that end, but were nipped In the bud when the revolutionary leader inddenly left for a train under escort of a peavy guard while the lights had been Extinguished.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 134, 7 June 1911, Page 5
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