MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

Mataura Ensign, 3 July 1914, Page 5

MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

' ♦ TO END CIVIL STRIFE. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COPYRIGHT, UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION. Received July 3, 12.30 p.m WASHINGTON, July 2. Communications between the warring factions in Mexico have begun. The representative of 'President Huerta formally addressed the mediators and the Note will be transmitted to the Constitutionalists' representatives. The Washington delegates express their willingness to d'scuss measures of peace with the Constitutionalists in order to bring civil strife to an end. RESIDENTS LEAVE CAPITAL. Reeeved July 3. 12.30 p.m. MEXICAN CITY, July 2. Fifty British residents, including 30 women and children, are leaving the capita] for Vera Cruz,>' whence they will proceed to Jamaica., ~ THE REBEL DIFFERENCES. MEXICO CITY, July 2. A conference designed to settle all differences between Generals Carranza and Villa (the rebel leaders), coiniposed entirely of military men and representatives of the "Pastern, Central and Western military zones, will meet soon to discuss the situation. '