The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14
POLITICAL NEWS
 FROM MEXICO CITY No Irregularities in Pro-
 visiOnal Government CABINET ANNOUNCED CIo,,tl Io nf Elae-
CABINET ANNOUNCED
Suarez Should Get Majority of Flee, toral C0llege-De La Barra Will Hardly Be Elected-General
 Madero to Make Tour

Mexico City, october 13-Gonvinced lnae the provisional government is guilty or no irregularity in the mastering out Of the revolutionary army and in the malh- tenance of part of it. the members of the chamber of deputies loudly applauded Minister of the Interiar Garcia Grandos tonight, when he concluded a detailed re- port of government funds so expended
 The minister appeared before that body as a representative of the president, whom the deputies had interrogated regarding this matter and the payment of 462,ooo pesos to Gustavo Madero without ;he recommendation of the governments claim commission.
 It was agreed at a cabinet Monday that Minister Granados should answer for hin regarding the first question and that Minister of Finance Ernesto Madero should explain the latter.
 The minister of finance probably will appear before the deputies tomorrow. In his report the minister of interior stated that the mastering out of part of the revolutionary forces and the maintenance of the remainder had cost the government approximately 5,50o,000 pesos in the pas. four months.
 The failure of the chamber to send up tonight the 'non-election" measure for promugation throughout the republic 1e- moved the possibility that Francisco de La Barra, candidate of the Catholics for the vice presidency, may be debarred from the race in the electoral college Sunday. Had the deputies done so, they would have given the Catholics an ex- cuse for carrying out their threat of vot- ing forf Dr. Francesca Vasquez Gomez, thus giving Pino Suarez's opponent, in all probability a majority.
 Nothing done, the vote in the college Is almost certain to give any of these a majority and the chamber will have to make the choice Because a majority of the chamber is friendly towards De La 6arra, and because he appears sincere in his desire not to be elected, they will probably vote for Pino Suarez.
 Madero's Cabinet
 Following is an authorized statement of the personnel of Madero's cabinet: Finance: Ernesto Madero.
 Fomento Rafael Hernandez.
 Instruction: Jesus Flores Magon. War: Gen. Jose Gonzales Salas. Foreign affairs: Francisco De La Barra.
 Communications: Manuel Bonila.
 Justice: ose Vasquez Tugle. Interior: Jose Pino Tuarez (probable). The appointment of Pino Suarez is the only one regarding which Madero is doubtful. Vasquez Tugle probably will not take his portfolio for month or more on account of poor health. Tn the meantime it will be held by the present minister. Senor Manuel Calero.
 Senor De La Barra will not take immediate charge of the foreign of flee, but will carry out his commits n ia1 mi, i,a sador to convey the thanks of this gov ernment for tha participation of Italy In the centennial celebration. He will remain in Europe 30 days or two months.
 Suarez Will Be Elected
 Jose Pino Suarez, progressive candi- date for the vice presidency, should receive next Sunday in the federal dis trict division of the electoral college 676 of the 906 votes. This proportion was indicated today by the voting of the electors of the eight electoral dls- tricts in the organization of their gov erning boards.
 If all the electors chosen at the gen. eral elections, October l, is complied with the orga niZation which was per manently effected throughout the re- public will show balloting on candi- dates day after tomorrow. Although the federal district is the largest center of population the vote here cannot De taken as indicative of the result.
 Here the presence of Madero and Senor Suarez undoubtedly contributed to the size of the vote for the Madero- Suarez ticket and for some reason never clearly explained Dr. Francisco Vas quez Gomez's supporters did not pro- pose the name of electors for him so that the opposition vote of 230 indf- cated today is that of Francisco L. Dc La Barra
 Outside the city. however. it IS known that the Madero- Vasquez- Gomez ticket received heavy support in some quarters while the Madero-De La Barra ticket was given big support in many parts of the republic.
 Sunday Francisco J. Madero expects to leave the capital on a post cleo tion tour of the northern states. His first stop will be San Luis Potosi. from whence he goes to Monterey, arriving there Wednesday.