The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
DIAZ BEGINS HIS NEW TERN
HIS EIGHTH INAUGURATION As
PRESIDENT or MEXICO.

Ceremsuy Almost Private and Festivities
All Gut Out lns0rrectos Held Q
Considerable strip Of the Country
Both ssdes PiAcate Americas.
| MEXICO CITY. Dec. i.-Porfirio Diaz
took the oath Of Office a. President Of the
Republic Of Mexico for the eighth Tins
TODAY. Ramon Corral was inauglrateci
as Vice. President at the same time.
In view Of the disturbances throu Oh
which the country has recently passed the
inau g,irstion was not mark ed by the season
Of fiestas which has accompanied il in
| former years. Only the diplomatic corps
and few other distin aulished percentages
in addition 10 the high Mexican Govern
ment officers were in attendance.
The ceremonies took place at 10 o'clock
in the Hall of Congress IN the Palace OF
Mines. where the Chamber OF Deputies
has been holding its sessions pending the
completion of the beautiful new home OF
that body.
Following the induction OF President
Diaz. the oath was administered to Ramon
Corral. reelected Vice-President. The
President and Vice President then pro-
ceeded 10 the National Palace, where they
receiv ed the congratula IL ns Of di plomats,
Government officers and private dele
cations.
No further disturbances are expected.
but the authorities ars exercising the
greatest vigilance to guard against any
surprise. The roads Leading into Torreon
ar, guarded by rurales under the Jefs
Politlcos of both that city and Gomez
Palacio Gen. Disz said that ample
preparations had been made to stop any
demonstration.
With to-day safely passed. a feeling Of
relief will b-' experienced. inasmuch az
this day marks the final date Of the period
desl grated by Francisco |. Madero in his
proclamation for popular uprisInGs
FL PAso. Tex, Dec. i-Reports from
Chihuahua declare that many Mexican
troops wer. either killed captured or
taken prisoners IN tho battle at Peder-
males. fought on Tuesday fifty miles from
'hihtIahua. IL IL said that 1877 men were
sent out and that none 81 them has re-
turned. nor have any been heard Of since.
Their. - ample confirmation Of IN.
statement that the reh.ls have complete
control NJ every town hatwc-n Chihuahua
and MADEIRA on the Chihuahua and Pa
Americans and they are allowing all
trains To- operate again
At La Junra. "A junction point on III"
line. TIA" instrr"Ctos have twenty M"xi-
can soldiers prisoners. N soon A. al
ditional soldiers arriv. from the Mexican
interior 'h"y will u" sent IN large numbers
agaIns' H." In-,I-reCto-. hut the latter
ar. "ntr.nch.d in the mountains. hey
a." rssp.Ctlng Msderos orders IN every
particular and ara taxing nothing they
can paw for and rnole~ting n" Amcri-
cans or ~ hn- foreigners.
IL j. reported ~ Chihuahua that the
need for troop, IN YGcatan j. preventing
the. MEXICAN Government from sending
tn" Necessary number - Chihuahua 10
put down tho trouble 4 Mexico city /,
do patch reports that Their. IL trouble in
YuCatan and that soldiers have been
sent there.
An American IN from the MADEIRA dis I
'riCt to-day ~ quoted a. follows The /
In-urr-ctos n-a holding Mlnaca. Guerrero. J
Las EsCohas Basachu. Bocoyna La !
Junta Ped-ruaieS and FL Carpio When |
the insurrecros took Guerrero they went
10 two stores owned bv M-xIcans and
took sGnO worth 81 goods Then they
went To a Germans store and got s?nO
worth u provisions and paid for them
alter they went 70 this German store
and took some dynamite. and two days
ater returned and paid for IL. The Cap
ain explained that they did not awaken
he proprietor the night they got the
dynamite heCaIs" they feared TO brighten
lis wifi. and rnother-in-law
Ninaca 18th" bias. Of supplies. and there
he irSurr"Ctos made j-fe Politico Fran
'i-co Aniilon swear sll"gianc. Ia Madero.
lie escaped later to Chihuahua by dis
!, Iising himself
Whenever the ins,irractos capture q
'oldier they compel him to discard his
inform and cap and put on a serApe and
Il raw hat similar to- those worn by noun
aine.rs
ON" humorous incident occurred AT
Guerrero The soldiers in the barracks
heard - noise and called out QUEEN
i've" No on" answered and they fred
yoiley shortly afterward they found
hey had killed COW
SALrfLLo. Mexico. Dec. Eight pas
'@nger coaches loaded with Federal SOL
Tiers from tn" city 81 Mexico have arrived !
~ SaltIllo. taking the place Of the On who
vent fO IOrr"Dn d ws-sS ago All ~ quiet
throughout the State II Coahuila and r..
business goes on ~ usual Confidence has
,een restored even in the rural and mining
districts u
IACATFCas. Mexico. Dec More than >
went v men Who w.,r-arrested at Juchiplla ,
'harge,i with sedirion have been brou ghi
Ier- and plac-'d in prison Tho arrests :
\ .r" mad" nv I'll" State militia. the rank ing '
,fiic'.r ~ which reports that hs has in his I
possession important documents bearing
IN the plans ~ Mahero. small supply
4 arms and amnunit ion was also taken.
luchiplla IN th" home az Camilo Estrada
he father ~ Nadoro'r secretary. Wire
eportss from other portions Of :hs Stats
'hows that ordinary tranquility rsigns
GrADALAJARA Mexico. Uec. Word
las bsen received from Culiacan that tbs.
wo Nlexicans who murdered J. n Ellick. Z
IN American. az BadiraGIato. State IL {
'Inaloa. "A month ago. U"r" convicted and 7
rave bc.n shot for IN. crime Tho money ,
which they took from the murdered man !
vas recovered
PACHrCA. Mexico. Dec. Tho local
iIthOriiIes have arrested number Of
nen her" who were circulating n printed
trade against Americans and other for
iKner-. II sought 20 arouse the lower
l1sss- 10 an outbreak against the nem-
ers ~ the foreign colony here.
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