The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-03-23
PEACE EXPECTED
IN ANOTHER WEEK
CHANGES IN CABINET AND iNSTk
TUITION OF REFORMS TO
APPEASE INSURGENTS.
LIMANTOUR TO OFFER DEMANDS
Madero's Brother Says LimantouT
Will Become Provisional presi-
dend Until Regular Election
Can be Held.

Washington, March 21.-PeaCe is as
sured in the republic of Mexico within
the present week if certain influences
now at work toward that end prove
effective. With the arrival in Mexico
City of Senior Jose Yves LimantOur,
minister of finance, President Diaz will
begin a series of conferences which it
is expected will result in the
ment within three or four days of a
reorganized cabinet.
Minister Limantour will present an
explanation of the demands of the rev.
olutiOnists and the changes in the of
fetal family of President Diaz as we'll
as the institution of certain reforms
are confidentially expected to appease
the insurgents.
In the meantime, President Taft,
who is here, will confer with Ambas-
sador De La Barra and there is good
ground for the assumption that the
troops now concentrated in Texas i'm
mediately will begin a series of maneu-
vers and return shortly to their posts.
Besides the proposals which Senior
LimantOur is known to be bearing to
President Diaz it is reported that the
wishes of prominent insurgent sym
pathizers in various parts of the re-
public have become known to Presi-
dent Diaz. and will play no small part
in the reorganization of his cabinet.
Senior COrral's health, according to
recent advices, indicate that he will
abandon public life and seek recuper-
alton in Europe. This will leave a
vacancy in the vice presidency which
it is considered may not be filled as
the minister of foreign affairs during
the vacancy in the office of the vice
president also is invested with tho
character of the latter office.
The Insurrecto Version.
New York, March 21.-Senor Jose
Yves Limantour is on his way to Mex
leo City to assume the presidency Of
the Mexican government, for a time
at least, according to Gustayo A. Ma
derO, brother of the Mexican revoIu
ZIONIST leader.
The retirement of Diaz, Madero
says, will pave the way to a peace
able settlement of the revolution, and
the holding of a general election at
which Representatives of a majority
of all the voters will be elected pres
ident. This declaration was published
and confirmed by Madero at his hotel.
The following is the statement:
Senior Limantour, the strong man
of the Diaz government, is to succeed
Diaz Immediately as president, his
title being provisional president He
will hold office until a real and true
election is held, when regular candi-
dates, nominated by conventions yet
to be called, will take place. This is
the only way to save Mexico"
"Limantour is to be president only
for a little while. Then the candidates
will go before the people and after
that a representative of the majority
of all voters will be president. My
be that man? Beneral Bern
ado Reyes Who knows?
THE conferences here IN New York
were held in secret. | cannot say
l attended them. | heard much.
though during those days that Senior
was putting up at the hotel
Plaza, n therefore l will not be sur
prised at a large report which may
come any day from Mexico City, tell
ing that Diaz has stepped aside and
that Limantour is ruler"
Another Rebel Victory.
Hermosillo, Mexico, March 2f.-It
is officially stated here that a force
of rebels under Anacleto J. Giron, have
captured Sahuaora. The federal au-
have been deposed and pro-
v~isional ones installed. Troops have
left here for Cananea, which is said
be threatened by 200 rebels.