The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-28
He Is Not Satisfied With the
Members Named, Saying
That Southern Mexico Is
Not Represented
DEPARTURE OF DIAZ
DOESN'T END RIOTS
More Details of the Dramatic
Flight of the Man Who
Had Been Dictator for Ov-
er Thirty Years.
National News Association)

tNatIOnaI News AssOclatloD
Mexico City. May 27.-Ernesto Ma
dero. new minister OF the treasury and
Rafael Hernandez, new minister of
Justice, arrived here today from Mon
terey. Both are typical OF the new
era in Mexico being respectively Ss
and 81 years old.
Immediately on their arrival they
conferred with President De La Barra
and Scnor Dominguez. Madero's per-
sonal representative. The president
was notified that the revolutionary
leader had resigned his position as
provisional president and delegated
his powers to tho executive chosen by
the chamber of deputies and would
start for the capital next week
Then the four men took in earnest
affairs of state. though the new cab
lnet members have not officially been
sworn In. The attitude taken by the
rebel leaders In the south is causing
considerable uneasiness. Though Fl.
gueroa late yesterday sent message
pledging his allegiance to Madero.
last night he forwarded a protest
against the forming of cabinet as
agreed upon by the peace ENJOYS at
Juarez.
Every member suggested Is eth
er relative or close friend Of Madero
or DR.. Gomez. except Manuel Bonilla,"
he declared. "and Southern Mexico
must be represented. II this is not
granted we will stop all the plans of
Madcro."
To Grant Demands.
Il 10 believed that his demands will
be granted as President. De La Barra
10 anxious to bring about peace at
the earliest moment.
The departure of Diaz has not re-
moved all danger of rioting. A mum.
bre Of students started a demonstra-
ton In honor Of De La Barra and at.
tracted large number of tho lower
classes to follow them. Though the
students attempted to stop the disor.
der when their followers became riot
Gus, they were unable to do SO. and
the police were finally called upon to
disperse the crowds. They did SO af-
ter some fighting in which several of
the rioters were injured. The fiight>of
Oiax. who left his sick bed while the,
populace was acclaiming the elevation
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dramatic incidents OF the overthrow of
the old regime. At the moment when
his physicians were announcing to the
reporters that he was slightly i'm.
proved and hoped to be able to leave
next week. he left his home by a side
entrance and sped to the railroad sta
tion In q borrowed automobile He
was met by Sonora Diaz, his son. a
colonel in the federal army and sew
eral relatives. who had arrived there
before him.
II was two hours after his arrival
that the train pulled out and during
that time friends of the fallen ruler
patrolled the platform to prevent any
attack. That conspiracy had been
Get on foot to assassinate him had
come to the knowledge OF the govern
ment and became known today. As
result no effort was spared to protect
him.
Three Trains Used.
Three trains were used in the
Journey to Vera Cruz. The first was
. pilot and the second contained the
Dias party. General and Sonora Diaz.
Col. Diaz, Lieut.. Elisaga and his fam
lily, Gen. Gonsalez, Manuel Gonsalez.
Col. Santa Cruz, Major Espinoza y
Rondero Francisco Garcia and large
company OF servants. The third train
carried a detachment Of the 18th cav
airy. dismountcd This regiment has
been loyal to Diax throughout all his
troubles and It's members have been
numbered among his closest friends
In the rear car OF their train they car.
ried six rapid fire guns ready for ac-
tion.
The train proceeded without Incl
dent as far Tepeyahualco where the
pilot train was attacked by a band Of
rebels. Nearly dozen soldiers were
killed In the fight that followed. but
the rebels were beaten of and the
Dias train was not attacked.
Upon the arrival OF the party at
Vera Cruz the ex-president was TAX
en- to . private residence Of one OF his
oldest friends. The soldiers were
placed on guard and the fugitive die
tator was Immediately put to bed. He
will remain In Vera Cruz until the
Hamburg. g.American liner Ypiranga
sails for Europe next Wednesday.
The fallen ruler hopes to spend the
Ieamaindsr n his lie In 6nain