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MEXICAN TROUBLES.

AN IMMATURE REVOLT.

[Pbess Association—CorYßioni.] Mexico, Sept 29. Escohesa, a bandit, who attempted to launch a revolution in Sonora is iv full fligh to-day, pursued by Government troops. Escobesa started the revolt with 20 men, half of whom deserted him. The remaining ten are in danger of capture, in the event of which they will be executed.

MEXICAN TROUBLES. Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 13225, 30 September 1911, Page 5

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