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REBELS TAKE MEXICO CITY, NO [IC11lNG Fifteen Mexican Generals Are Killed by Carranza Official, Says Dispatch. NUEVO LAREDO CAPTURED Federal Military Commander Flees to United States for Safekeeping. El Paso, May 9.-Gen. Francisco Murguia, Carranza military command er at Mexico City, before leaving the capital which now is in complete pos session of revolutionary forces carried out a wholesale slaughter o fpolitical prisoners at Santiago, the military prison, according to a bulletin issued at revolutionary headquarters here to night. Fifteen Mexican generals were among those reported slaughtered. "The city was shocked over this bloody epilogue for the Carranza re gime," the bulletin said. Nuevo Laredo Captured Laredo, Tex. May 9.--Gen. Reynald( Garza, commander of federal forces it the Nuevo Laredo military district to night is a refugee on American soil Following defeat of his troops am capture of Nuevo Laredo by revolu tionists early today, the Carranza of ficer arrived in Laredo tonight an took refuge in the Mexican consulatt Gen. Garza, who ordered his troop to make a determined stand agaim the rebel attack on Nuevo Laredo v dawn; saw his defense crumpled aftc a short fight and with his son el caped in an automobile. Pursued 1 the rebels, the general eventual1 niade a ford of the Rio Grande fi miles west of Nuevo Laredo and a rived on American soil with his aut mobile perforated by bullets. Obregon In Possession. El Paso, May 9.-Gen. Obregoi forces are in complete possession Mexico City, according to an oflic! announcement made in Juarez late I day by the revolutionists. There wore no details of the cupation. The report that Presidc Carraniza had been arrested at I andu 30x3% ( Fabric, A 0 4 peranza, State of Vera rus, while fleelug from the capitil city to Vera Cruz remained unconfirmed.. The re port suid hi scapture had been effected. by Gen. Guadelupe .anchez. Diplomats Meet. El Paso, Tex. May 9.-A bulletin issued at revolutionary headquarters today said members of the diplomatic corps representing various foreign nations met at Mexico City and re Paint, Pri go Hand i The moral and economic influent '-painted house denotes character; of yourself and neighbors. Pain protects your home against deca) have proven their worth during more t large or small-there is a Pee Gee I t satisfaction at lowest cost. 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'While all\ reports agreed that the eizure of the capital and' Tampieo iad been without opposition ahd thatI rder had- been mpintained the pres mnee- at Tampico of at 'least' one Mex cah gunboat, it was said tonight, night have prompted the sending of lestroyers to that point. No official reason for their movement was as igned either by the navy or the State department. According to the State department's advices, Gen. Orozo, Car ranza commander at Tampico, took refuge o nthe gunboat Jalisco when the rebels entered the city. State department reports at messages to rebel agents here told of the occupation of several dther towns. prompt assurance being given by the revolutionists in several eases that protection would be given Americans and other foreigners. 0 GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN Died of heart trouble at the homec of his daughter, Mrs. H1. W. White near Bloomville, April 3rd. Mr Charlcy Timmons at a ripe old age o1 75. 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