Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-22
REBELS DEMANDS ALL CONCEDED
Diaz Yields Very Points Which Cause
Revolution in Mexico.
RESERVATIONS ARE RECORDED
Carbajal, Gomez, Madero and suarez
Are the Principals.
TANGLE IN PARLEYs REMOVED
FranciscO I. Madero VIII start for
Mexico City via chIhuahun Imme-
diRteIy After DiaE Resisns-
Comes Leaves To-day.

JUAREz. Mexico NAV n.-ofnc,a,,v
designated representatives Of the Mexican
government and the revolutinnista at 10
O'Clock tonight signed a peace agreement
at the customs house here intended TO end
the hostilities that have been waged in
Mexico for the last six months.
Though covering only the principal points
negotiated thus far, the agreement prac-
tically records the concession by the gov
ernment Of those demands which started
on November % last armed revolution In
Mexico. kilograms announoins the signing
OF the agreement were dispatched through
out Mexico TO revolutionary and federal
leaders alike
Constitutional restrictions prevented the
inclusion in the agreement OF the fact
mat the rebels will be permitted to sug-
gest to various state legislatures the names
OF provisional governors aud likewise the
fact that six of the eight members Of the
new cabinet have been chosen bv the
revolutiontsts. but the agreement records
that President Diaz and Vice Prasids,t
Corral will resign and that the government
is TO concentrate its attentions on dea,rsd
reforms
Taft's Picture Alone Now,
In the same room where President Taft
where the portrait Of President Taft N
silent solitude looks down upon the nescs
commissioners. the portrait of President
Diaz which once hung beside the Tart
picture having long since been removed
peace was formally declared.
Judge Carbajai represented the federal
government and Or. Gomez Francasco
Madero. sr and Senior Pino suarez aoteS
Tor the revolutionists The agreement
follows:
an the city OF Juarez. on May 21, 1911
az the customs house. Scnor Don Francisco
.. carbajal representing the government
OF General Porforio Diaz; DR. Francisco
Vasquez Gomez, Don Francisco Madaro
and Dor Jose Maria Pine suarex as the
representatives of the revolutionafv foreea
hayiiis - "a ~ ftsat About tss 4, 4 MA.
OF effeoting cessation OF hostiitjes 4,
ing
"Ffrst-That Senior General Porforto D,az
mas manifested his resolution Of resisninr
the presidency of the republic before the
END OF the present month. and
second-rhat bona fide news Is At hand
that Ramon Corral will resign the vice
presidency of the republic within the sana
period and
Ihird-That by the administration Of
law Senor Francisco Leon de la Barra. at
present minister Of foreign relations OF the
government Of Senior General Diaz. viii
assume for the interim the power of the
executive of the nation and will call the
seneral elections according to the terms
OF the constitution, and
Fourth-That the national government
viii study the conditions Of public opinion
In the actually to satisfy these conditions
with the provisions OF the constitution and
"ih come to an agreement conclusive to
lhoemnifying the losses directly caused bv
'he revolution therefore, the two parties
represented In this conference in view OF
tne previous considerations, have agreed
~ Aor"'ulate the following agreement:
HOstiIitieS Shall Cease.
From today on, hostilities which have
existed in the entire national territory OF
the republic shall cease between the forces
OF the government and those of the revo-
luton, these forces to be dismissed in
proportion as in each state the necessary
steps are taken TO re-establish and guar
antee tranquility and public order.
Tranquility provisions:
As soon as possible, the reconstruction
or repair of telegraph and railway lines
hitherto interrupted shall be begun.
Agreed and signed in duplicate by:
FRANCISCO s. CARBAJAL,
FRANCISCO VAsQUEz GOMEZ,
FRANCISCO MADERo.
JOSE MARIA PINO SUAREZ"
The agreement was signed after three
days OF indecision, Francisco Madero. ir.
leader Of the revolution. expressing the