Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-05-22
OFFICIAL PEACE
IS DECLARED
Rebels Will Despatch Orozco
to Lower California to
Restore Quiet
ESQ CH|NAMEN MAssACRED
Insurrectos Take Tehuantepec
and Government Officials
Flee to Sal;na.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican
Juarez, Mex, May 22.-Tranquility
OF an officially declared variety reigns
in northern Mexico today for the first
time in six months. Messages and
couriers are being sent today to re-
mote parts of the country announcing
that last night peace agreement def
initely ended the hostilities between
the revolutionists and the federal
government.
Undisguised JOY beamed in the face
of Carbajal, the federal peace envoy,
today, as he prepared to depart for
Mexico City, his mission here being
accomplished after nearly four weeks
OF parleys. Francisco |. Madero, Jr.,
triumphant leader of the revolt sat
in his house in the outskirts of the
town, content and happy, receiving
scores OF congratulatory kilograms on
the success. of the movement he initi-
ated He will now await the resigna-
ton of President Diaz, starting for
Mexico City within a week, when it is
expected to become an established
fact.
Though the peace agreement pro.
vides for the gradual disposing Of the
troops, it is not believed any counter
revolts or disturbances will occur The
object OF the gradual disbanding OF
the insurrectos, it is explained, is to
maintain for a short time good fight
ing force by which to keep order
among the small scattered bands who
might feel inclined to disregard the
peace agreement.
Rebels May Fight Rebels.
Trouble is anticipated with the reb-
els in Lower California, though the
insurrectos there have never been al.
lied with the Madero movement, the
rebel chiefs here will send ENJOYS
OF messages to Lower California urg
ing the acceptance of the conditions
agreed upon here
Should they refuse, an armed expe
dition, which probably will be led by
Pascual Orozco, will be sent to subdut
them.
This Sounds Fishy.
Eagle Pass, Texas, May 22.-In a
desperate fight between Mexican in
surrectos and Cinnamon at Torreon
l. 225 Cinnamon were killed.
This information was received here
today by Sam Wah, owner of the In.
ternational Hotel at Ciudad Porfirio
Diaz, across the river from here.
Details of the reported slaughter
have not reached here except that of
the number of Cinnamon killed were
so of Wah's ranchmen.
Wah has telegraphed the Chinese
minister at Washington asking for
protection.
Chinese Minister Protests.
Washington, d. c., May 22.-The
Chinese charge D'Affairs at Mexico
City has been instructed by the Chi
nese minister at Washington who is
also accredited to the Mexican govern
ment to make strong representations
to Mexico in regard to the reported
outrages against Chinese by revolu
tionists at Torreon. The minister has
received advices, substantially
the same as the press dispatches, in
regard to the reported murder of Dr.
Lin, a Chinese Banker at Torreon.
and the killing of other Chinese there.
Rebels Take Tehuantepec.
Salina Cruz, Mex, May 22.-The
river port of Tehuantepec has risen
in popular revolt. The jefe politico
arrived at Salina Cruz today on foot.
The other government officials es-
capped. There was much shooting be.
fore the revolutionaries succeeded in
getting control of the city but the
casualties were few, If any. The of.
ficers and soldiers here are on the
lookout for trouble.
Sonora Reyes Very III.
Paris, May 22.-Senora Reyes, wife
OF General Bernardo Reyes, the Mexl-
can ex-Secretary of War, is seriously
i'll of inflammation of the liver at her
home in Nieuilly Sur Seine, suburb
OF Paris. Cablegrans have been sent
to General Reyes, whose journey to
the Mexican capital was interrupted
in Havana pending developments in
the Mexican revolutionary situation.
Exchanging Compliments.
Juarez, Mex, May 22-Senor Ma
derb this afternoon received a tele.
gram from Minister de la Barra at
Mexico City, indicating that harmony
will prevail in the establishment of
the new government.
Minister de la Barra in his telegram
said Il thank you for your congrat-
ulations. sincerely hope that with
the help of all good sons of Mexico
now united in the same sentiment of
patriotism, the definite res-establish-
ment of peace will be rapid. appre-
ciate the value of your offer topco-op-
eratet with me in this great work to
which shall dedicate my energy. = It
wi llgive me pleasure to receive Senior
Alfredo Robes Dominguez." Senior
Dominguez while on his way to Mexico
City was designated by Madero to
represent him temporarily.
The chief subject awaiting the at.
tention of both sides now is the per.
sonnel OF the cabinet and the install.
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