Geneva, Oct. 6.
New York, Oct. 6.
President Calles is represented by Mexico telegrams as smiling to-day for the first time after many sleep-Tess nights.
No revolution has been so expediviously handled since the days of General Dinz.
Up to the present there has been no news of the fate of Generals Gomez and Almeda, who were pre+ viously reported to have joined forees at Vera Cruz, closely pursued by two Federal columns in pincer formation.
The report of Gomez's execution suggests that the movement of the Federal troops has been successful.—Reuter.
Nogales, Ariz., Oct. 6. despatch from Ortiz, Sonora, saya that General Gonzales and 13 Morelos State legislators have been executed on a charge of complicity in the rebellion in Morelos.
The Mexican Government has ordered its financial agents i parts of the country to rash all available funds to the capital for use in combating the revolution—Reuter, The Intellectual Lender New Fork, Oct. 8.
The Mexico City correspondent of the New York World says that! Felix Palavicini, the founder of the! newspaper "EL Universal" and best-known journalist in Mexico, hax. been discovered in hiding by Federal agents and will be tried a the Wintelloctual lender" stated that a letter signed! by Palavicini addressed General Gomez, in which the former urges an armed revolt against the Government, was found in a trunk left by Palavieini, who fled from Mexico City on Saturday.
He was arrested at Colonia el Valle on Thursday, taken to the military prison at'Santingo and indicted for Nogales, Arizona, Oct. 9.
It is officially reported that Chief Matuz and 400 Yaquis have surrendered to the Mexienn Federal at Owitz, As a result the [possibility of the Yaquis joining the ries in Mexico is believed There was a lively discussion, with muct plain speaking, at to-day' meeting of the League of Nations. Advisory Opium Committee, arising. from a ease where morphine was. exported from Bale to France subsequently re-exported for illicit purposes, Bourgeois (France) announced that' the system of the import ceptificate would be introduced: im France on January 1, 1928, bub expressed the opinion that the Swisn Government, which alrendy enjoy the system of the certificate, should ion to export to have not introduced the system, The Committee then adopted: a resolution to that effect, Colonel Arthur Woods (U.S.A.¥ riy attention to the increase in: traffic and recommended stop~ page of the dens at the source, He said that the stoppage could be effected by Iimitation of the: manu facture of the drug tp the legitimate needs of the world and the institu of system of control by gov ernment or government-owned Mexico City, Oct. 6.
General Quijano, commander of a cavalry regiment which marched out} of the capital and joined the rebels on October 2, has been court-mar-rialled and shot.—Reuter.
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