HUERTA SUFFERS A RELAPSE

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2172, 10 June 1914, Page 7

HUERTA SUFFERS A RELAPSE

REPORTED PLAN TO BLOCKADE TAMPICO | INTENTION ABANDONED Br TeJeifriaih—f rets AestfcMtoa ••OoptHcM yjashlneton, June 8. There is a possibility of a reerildceeence of the mif bftiveen America and Mexico. Btuertn has itimcmneed that lie hit ends to blockade the Catraiiss'a f'lr-ecs at Tampion. Tivo Mexican Rins'cents havo left Puerto, Mexico, followed by the American cruiser Taenroa, ami a gunboat. _ Huerta has ordered gunboats to seize the Cargo of the Cuba steamer Aiitilb, mi route to Tawpico, Her cargo is eofisigiiet] to Carta nzistas. The United States Secretary to the Navy (Mr. Bafllds) has iranotmfcfl that ho Witt nofc cbatifio the pali«y .«( tho United States, but Icccp Tanipico open to all commerce. (Press Association.) V/aahitifttoni June 8 ; HtKirta liiirS abaiKfened Ida iiifceJilisn in blockade T'ampieo, assorting that it is his intention Mt to interfere with the. progress of tho peace negotiations. Diplomatic circles regard this art-ion as proof or Huerta's iaiteutiott to abandon the fresidmic.v whenever amingements Mo made' for a suficcsso.fi j DRUNKEN ROWDY SHOT BEAD. ; Washington, June 8. . When a drunken Staxican attempted to interfere with the Mexican police a ■ TJftifcetl States Infantry lieutenant ua&w : <xi Houston shot him dead. General Fmiston (tlm United States military commander) reports that- the Mexican attacked Lieutenant Houston with a knife, and that, therefore, the net was justifiable homicide. No further action ;s considered .(necessary. THE PfeACE PROTOCOL. (Bee. June 9, 9.4-3 p.m.) Washington, June !), Tho Sttte Department optimistically lio;i<;» that the Jlcxiean Peace Proiffcoeol ivitl be signed in a few ofays. JAPANTSI MINISTER IN THE HANDS OF THE REIIEI.S. (Roc. June 9> 9,55 p.m.) . London, Juno 8.. The,' Speoiaj correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" iii. Mexico. state '.lmt it is reported that the Japanese Minister and an attache from the Japanese teffiatioft Were made prisoners b,v ItW rebels after leaving Coltina for Manjmnilla, Their wlierfeaEouts are not known.