MIX-UP IN MEXICO.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 4701, 1 December 1913, Page 5

MIX-UP IN MEXICO.

HUERTA NOW IN PERIL. REBEL FORCES ADVANCING. STRAIGHT ON THE CAPITAL. Electric Telegraph— Press Association Copyright (Received this day at 8.30 a.m.; Alexico City, This Day. President Huerta has formally recalled Porfirio Diaz. The latter has cabled his consent, but does not state when he is likely to arrive. (Received this day at 9.40 a.m.) Alexico City, Last Night. The situation of the Huerta Government is believed to be criticial. The rebels are advancing North and South tho capital. It is likely that twH will cut off the Northern States completely.

The situation on the oil fields is critical. Foreigners in the Mterey district are leaving. Washington, This Day. The Navajo Indians submitted after a conference with the United States officers. The troops thus released will he employed on the Mexican border. Reports received by 7 the Department of State show that rebels arriving at Sanluis, Potosi, destroyed a passenger train carrying troops. The rebels bombarded the train with machine guns and killed a number of soldiers and wounded all the passengers. The rebels then robbed the passengers, simultaneously expressing regret that they had been wounded.