The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-01

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 3O-There liz III,
greatest interest in the Inauguration
tomorrow OF President Diaz and Vice
President Corral. The ceremonies vii
take place in the School OF Mines Buildins
instead of the new Chamber OF Deputies
as had previously been arranged Tn.
excuse gwen is that the new buildins
is not ready for nse. but 10 IL -hisperec
about that the change was made to eey
a crowd away from the place where tn.
inaugural ceremonies are to be held
The School OF Mines has not one fifti
OF III" capacity Of the new building
All the members OF the Cabinet anc
high Government officials and diplomats
, will be present No one else except thoss
holding special Invitations. and these ar,
few. will be- in attendance The street,
will be lined with double row OF soldiers
Diaz and Corral will appear before the
Speaker Of the House Of Deputies and
will promise in simple language TO con.
duct the Affairs OF tho country for the
next six years as they have done the
last siI.
The Speaker will then say:
If you do the nation will reward you
IL you do mot the nation will hold you
responsible.
1t has been definitely learned that
the trouble ut Texcoco was due 70 small
bands of bandits.
thuviscar n town near Chihuahua. 10
held by the rebels. The Mayor Of the
place. who escaped to Chihuahua, says
all the officers II the town joined the
rebels when the place was attacked.
IL ~ difficult to secure trustworthy
news a. a. the conditions in the northern
section Of tn. country
II il report oil 'hnt MANY hundred extra
secret polio" e been sworn In as
deputies for lrguration ceremonies
to morrow
Delegations II leading citizens Of many
parts Of the country have called on Presi-
don't Diaz during the last few days and
given him personal assurance VI the
loyalty Ia ths government Of the people
II their respective localities. In respond
ing to an address Of this kind made by Luis
Lopez Ma,se. Prosecuting Attorney Of the
general district and "a native OF the state
81 Oaxaca. on behalf Of the people of
that state. President Diaz said:
The present difficulties do not merit |
my personal attention to the agitators. |
a force Of even Zoo men should oppose |
the Government shall be there. as have !
ever been. AZ the head Of my troops
This provided a burst NJ applaus. from !
those present
The Government is possessed Of suf- !
:iCl.nt fore. 10 subdue the small seditious |
groups VII" have been disturbing the /
public peace These movements. which in |
reality ar. Of insignificant importance. |
hut To which the press has gwen large !
proportions | att ribute 20 stock exchange
Vaccinations our bonds having lost
several POINTS through the false alarm
In "a way. however n IN a manifesto
rIDn ~ confidence" m our country. mas |
much ~ those same spectators know
that soon is order IL reesta blish.d ,
values Will r.'sssum. "A normal stat.
IT ~ with genuine prid. As an Oaxa-
prIenan, tina, | rscciv" tins NANTES, alton
OF contid.nC. and affection upon tn. par
uf thos" Of my natiN" state II 50 hap
pens that have just received from some
residents of Sierra d" Ixtlan. where |
ono" served ~ JEFF. Politic.. "A rnanifes-
ta1Ion 81 loyary
Referring further to the InsI gnIfcance
II the movement and tbs. disrepute into
which tho agltators have fallen the
President told Of the Ca-.. Of "A certain
Individual who mad" trp along the
Pacific coast with al" intention Of gather
ing recruits. oii"ring in recon pens.
salary ~ two p.-Sos day In one
Who'll. week M said. do Won know how
nanv h. recruited Seven
XAPArA. Tex Nov ~ Several bands
pf Mexican ravoliIt ionl-ls ara reported
in the vicinity 81 Misr, Mexico. about
forty mile below he-" II IL thought that
hay crossed over from the Texas side
u IN" Rio GrRnd-. They cut the Govern
mont telegraph wires extending along the
border The Mexican Government has
A considerable fore. II troops in that {
sect ION and II is"Spected that the maraud-
nZ bands will soon he Dispersed
FL P.so. Tex. NOV. 90 bunch Of
Mexican lns'irrectos are reported To have
invaded Texas sheriff J Walton and
t.puries left AlpIn. this afternoon for ,
'hlsos, eighty miles south on the Mexican
inc. IN rsspons. to a telephone message ,
rom state Surveyor X =. Dodd. who ,
declared that an armei band Of men.
hirty strong. had approached IN. place
was the motive. Mr.. Dodd said .
was believed the Mex leans were ins,ir- !
"Cros who haV" been driven across the .
inc from Mexico. ~ firing was heard south a
4 the line last n ight
4 telegram from Marathon saws tina,
lun'ars in from near tho Mexican border
eport hearing firing south in Mexico /
AT night For several days ins,rreCtos
av" been report ed in tina, region and fh~r@
ave been no Mexican troops on the other y
Ida " tho line unless they have come
cross country from Chihuahua. "a the !,
"rple IN that vicinity sIrmise they have n
one
Mail advices from Guadalajara ara 10
hs effect that a dynamite bomb has been
oIind beneath the Institute Colon
] ~ holds school which was attack ed 4
4 tn" anti-American riots. but all IL quiet q
her wise
MEXICO city correspondent writes
nat Gen. Reyes Is coming home from
urOpe and will become Vice President =
l place ~ Ramon Corral. with a view 10 Y
Iccec'ling President Diaz in short iime, =,
l-t a. II has been intended that Corral !.
hould do. This. IL ia believed. would u
- much Ia quiet the agitation.