SURRENDER OF GEN. ROYES, London, Dec. 27.
Telegrams from Mexico state that General Reyes, leader of the revolt against President Madero in Mexico, has surrendered. He was disheartened by the defection of the rebellion. portion of the rebale sought to-form a separate southern republic and they threatened to march on the capital it President Madero did not give his consent. On the other hand, General Reyes is charged by the President of Mexico with tomcating " revolt with the object of securing the Presidency, The President made preparations have been several ed in November in Texas on a charge of violating the neutrality the United States of America. La|he denied and alleged that the allegation was a result of a plot concocted by the adherents of President Madero. Other leaders have risen up, of whom Zapata has a large following. The danger of another revelation breaking out caused the United States to postpone the removal to their home stations the remaining troops that were on the Rio Grande border during the Madero revolution. Numbers of foreigners left the country as hostilities were seriously threatened.—Ed.
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