New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-28
r.,.tant Reader Tells What
He Missed in Last
Weeks Papers.

-. vou think our Mexican neighbors
80 s,on fehting now and get back to
",.ss-" asked Busy Man as he met Con-
-. Reader last evening.
.ty,rd 70 tell" was the reply. but Il
-. that way Officially designated rep-
natives Of the Mexican government and
y, r.volutionists signed a peace agreement
,be custom House in Juarez on Tues
Intended to end hostilities. This agree
20, practically recorded the concessions
-. government OF those demands which
s-...-,.d the revolution last November. Con-
'.l,,,+ional restrictions prevented the in
...,,,on N the agreement Of the fact that
q -. -ehels would be permitted 10 suggest 10
,---,ous state legislatures the names of pro-
.,s,onsl governors. and likewise the fact
sc. six Of the eight members Of the new
,..h,,e- had been chosen by the revolution
- hut the agreement promised that
,..ssSe-t Diaz and Vice President Corral
-.,,,ld resign and that the government was
:. concentrate its attention on desired re-
forms
"su the Mexican newspapers announced
,.at the designations of President Diaz and
I-,oe. president Corral would be presented
20 congress on Wednesday but they were
-, There were two reasons why. One
as that the resignation OF Mr.. Corral. re-
o.,re5 bv cable from Paris. was not in
--o,e- form The other was because OF
,hs attitude Of the rebels in holding Up
tain and interfering with the service 70
Yes cruz. from which port President Diaz
,sd planned 10 sail with his family. his son
and his sons family to pass his remaining
asvs abroad. When this delay became
Known riots broke out in Mexico City. A
,faderis. mob sacked the Office Of Eel In
rarcial.' the government newspaper. and set
Are 10 the building. The police shot into
,bis mob killing three persons. Following
tho dlsnersal Of this wing Of the mob the
f~eren succeeded in exr1nguishing the fire.
on THURSDAY Diaz. in a letter read by
~, President Of the Chamber Of Deputies,
resigned So did president Corral,
and the Minister of Foreign Relations.
Francisco Leon de la Barra. was chosen
provisional President 10 serve until a gen.
ersl election can be held. Every one ex-
rected an uproar when the announcements
rere made. but within the chamber the
words announcing the event were followed
hv silence The Deputies seemed awed by
what had taken place. In the streets.
filed with people the news that Diaz was
no longer President was the signal for wild
shouting and manifestations There was
m violence or destruction Of property.
'piaz on Friday stole away from the
csni-aL bound for Vera Cruz. 70 take ship
f'r Spain He boarded the YpiranEs.
Hamburg American boat. Francisco l.
Nadero IT.. I'm manifesto TO the people.
resigned the Office Of provisional Priest
d.rt conferred on him by a convention Of
revolutionists Al san Luis Potosi last DC
tober and called on all Nexicans 10 sup
por- sehor dc Ia Bsrra as the sole Ex-
ecutive Of Mexico. He also placed his
forces a. the disposal Of De Ia Barra.
cot scarcely less popular interest than
me resignation was the assumption Of mill
larry control Of the federal district by Al
fredo Robes Dominguez. Madero's personal
representative insuring the handling Of
ronular demon STATIONS by a leader Of the
new regime
Official announcement was made that
With the exception Of the Department Of
Ius-icr the new Cabinet had been agreed
On a. follows Finance, Ernesto Madero;
Interior Emilio Vasquez Gomez; Instruc-
ion. pr. francesca Vasquez Gomez: Fo-
mento. Manuel Galero War, General Eu-
g.nio Rascon. Communications, Manuel
Bonilla Foreign Relations (sub-secretary).
Bartholome Carbajal y Rosas
"Ernesto Madero. thirty-hve years old.
is the youngest man in the new Cabinet
he IS president Of the Bank Of Nuevo Leon.
in Mexico City. an uncle Of Francisco
Madero jr. and probably the wealthiest OF
fAe NfaTsro "a ~of1v