New York, March 10.
Mexican bandits belonging to General Villa's party made a raid on the town of Columbus, New Mexico. They were driven out by the American cavalry with a loss of 100 killed and 900 wounded.
Sixteen Americans were killed.
The American troops pursued the bandits into Mexico and returned when the Mexicans were reinforced.
It is stated that the United Btatees Government will give the liberty to catch the bandits.
Douglas (New Mex.) March 10, Two hundred of Vi followers have raided a ranch Osborn Junction, killing an American and stealing some cattle. Six squadrons of cavalry are ready to pursue Villa.—Reuter.
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