THE MEXI CAN TROUBLE.
A(A 6 Eli O’ ISSUES A MAMIT'ESTO. Mexico Citv. May 27. E.v President Dla?.. who is feehle after his illness, has left for Vera Cniv;. flis iii 1 eii 1 lon e- jo ial eh a boat tor Spain, where lie will make his home. Madem. I he leader of the iusuruellls, has issued a manifesto, in which he express!'- Ihe hope fliitl peace ' W 111 Veiyil under ihe Presidency ol De la liana. ■ COUNTRV IX AbSTATE OF CHAOS.. j HUNDREDS ON VT-RUE OF S I MiV v . THAN. REPELS STILE OX Till. WARPATH. Mexico City. May 2S. . Hands of insmiecins. unaware that .peace had been arra.nimd. killed several ••hiefs of police. ■.]' . In Die inferior 'Timidied-' .'lYf iln the verve pf starvation. Loot any and hnrninji of stores arc{»oinjv on. The ennui rv i- in a state, of chaos. V nmill..o of EederalTroe.ps were slain ami Cu.ci'niin ui oih. iai - v.ei; yaoled ari"r looms had surrendered to the rebels.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 84, 29 May 1911, Page 3
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