New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
.PAC|F|CAT|0N IN MEXICO
Capital Now Beginning to Re-
sumo Its Normal Aspect.
INDUSTRIES NEED LABOR
Troops To Be Mustered Out
Shortly-Political Parties
Being Formed.

Mexico city. June i2.-With the for'ne'
chief OF the revolutionary forces Fran-
cisco l. Madero. jr.. out of the city, s'oles
OF soldiers who have been wearing thelr
cartridge belts filled with from ten 10 III
teen rounds Of ammunition have peen
divosting themselves OF their burden anu
to-day. for the first time since the "'.
umphel entrance OF Madero. the capi'a'
has assumed it's normal aspect.
President Dc In Parra is working over
time TO restore national tranquility. ana
Madero Is rendering him his moral sup
port and advice. BY the time Madero re-
turns from his trip to the south IL Is nor
improbable that most of the men he for-
merly commanded will he working At their
former vocations Both the government ana
the large corporations need laborers. ana
those who want work will have no trouble
i'm getting H. Immediately following Ma
dero's inspection of Fieueros's troops they
will be mustered out
Claims of All sorts are beginning 10 come
in To-Gay announce was made that
the streetcar company. q Canadian concern,
will ask damages for car windows broken
by the mobs. which appropriated the rolling
stock from time to time.
The claims % Americans and other for
eisneis will he large. but those OF the
q inese will he largest.
The frs, free election in Mexico. next Oc-
tcber. apparently is 70 he one-sided Al
fair. Tho withdrs wal Of General Reyes ana
his promise 10 support Madcro indicate tina,
the former rebel chief will not nave such
strong OPPOSITE III as had been thought
Ambitious groups Of men continue 70 give
birth To political parties. one was lormeh
to-day. called the Democratic Reform party.
But. with the exception ~ the Catholic
party. none has gwen much promise OF
strong opposition. and the Catholic party IS
not taken seriously Even Mexican Catho-
lies are disincned flock to its standard
declaring that the selection Of government
officers is a thing the Church cannot die
tate.
The possibility that tho members Of the
Cientifcos might re-ener the field X not
regarded as menacing by Madero partisans
Rosendo Pineda. the leader Of tho group
now in New York had published to-day IN
Ell Impartial" n letter. i'm which he dc
MED his connection with any plot TO rs
sassinate Madero.
Tomorrow another member Of the Da2
Cabinet expects to leave for Europe. Cen
eral Manuel Gonzales Cosio, formerly Min
lister of War. will 40 to Vera cruz in the
morning escorted by q rehe guard.
Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson received
word that the Americans confined in jail
in Chihuahua would be released to-day.
Cuernavaca Mexico. June l2-Betweer
files Of revolutionary troops under the
command Of Anunsulo and Zapata Fran
cisco T. Madero, jr.. was escorted this af-
ternoon 10 the palace OF Cortez The rebel
ranks extended from tho station 10 the pal
ace. now used as the state capital. To-
night he is the personal guest Of Governor
.ruan Carreon. He will leave early to-mor-
row for Basa returning to Mexico City on
Thursday.
In the bosom Of the Cuernavaca VALLEY,
whence may be seen tho snow peaked vol
canoes Popocatepetl and IXtaccihuatl. tho
revolutionary leader was enthusiastically
acclaimed. Dozens of small surrounding
towns contributed brass bands and a lot
OF color in celebration of the visit
The party arrived here at noon and
after a long procession through clouds of
dust. burned by a torrid sun. was enter
tanned under mango trees in flower gar
den near the palace In which Cortez once
held sway over Mexico
Madero's party was escorted through the
city by former nsurrectlonist soldiers.
Among them rode Miss Esperanza Cherria.
the feminine rebel leader who fought at
Cuatula and Yantepec under General Ia
pata