FIGHTING IN MEXICO.
DEFEAT OF FEDERAL TROOPS. By Telegraph—Press Assoelation-Cojsyrijlit. New York, January 31. The Mexican revolutionary forces aredaily shelling tho Federal troops, who arc out-gcnernlled and bentcn. \ . "BILL TAYLOR, KING OF MEXICALA." (Rec. February 2, 1.9 a.m.) New York, February 1. i Madoro, a brother of the Mexican insurgent leader, declares that tho insurrectionists number twelve thousand. Railway and .telegraph communication between the frontier and Chihuahua has been cut off and Federal, troops .dispatched. A British barber, who has proclaimed himself King of Mexieala town, has wired to the British ■ Ambassador at Washington: "British subject in Mexicala has been abusAl and robbed. Send assistance. Veteran Boer War. Bill Taylor."
Tho Revolutionists are declared to have captured Galanea and San Buena Ventura. BATTLE WITH DESPERADOES. New York, January 31. A Texan posse overtook tho threo Rowe brothers, the Mexican desperadoes 'who murdeVod Inspector O'Connor, near Fort Hancock. A battle ensued, and one brother was wounded and captured. It is expected that the others will be killed, or will surrender before tho morning.
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1041, 2 February 1911, Page 5
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