THE MEXICAN TURMOIL.
REPORTED REBEL. REPULSE. ANTI-AMERICAN DEMONSTRATION. By Telegraph.—rress Association. —Copyright Received Tuesday, 9.40 p.m. Washington, Tuesday. Justice Lamar of tba .Supreme Court, and Solicitor-General Lehman have been appointed the United States representatives at the Niagara Palls' conference. Mexico City, Tueaday. The Federals report they have repulsed the rebels around Tampico with heavy loss. Anti-American outbrtsts continue in the capital. A United Stateß' official was chased into the Brazilian Consulate, thß mob thirsting for his blood. The Brazilian refused to give up tha refugee. Tha mob then d9partsd. Consul Silliman is still detained, although Mr Brayn is making Btrong representations for his release. CONQUEST OF MEXICO.
DIFFICULTY OF TASK,
HUERTA INTERVIEWED
By Telegraph..—Press Association— GopyriEnt Received Tuesday, 10.15 p.m. London, Tuesday.
The Daily Telegraph correspondent has interviewed Huerta. The latter declares the conquest of Mexico is » difficult task for America, and will cost more than they, imagine. It may not be successful even if the capital ia taken, unless guerilla warfares are maintained.
The revolution in Mexico was nothing but a masked United States war, whole companies of Americans fighting under Villa.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 668, 13 May 1914, Page 5
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