Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07
Di0Z is Silent;
Rebels TO War

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some Of the rebel leaders declared
in reply that the condition of the
country was such that nothing but n
public statement from President Dla2
to retire decorously and without the
humiliation Of public statement,
Some OF the rebel leaders declared
in reply that che condition OF the
country was such that nothing but a
public statement from President Dia2
would appease the people.
Judge Carabajal, in an interview
tonight, declared that he was still
optimistic about peace. The confer.
ence adjourned at 1880 o'clock, but
1t was announced that 1t had been
without result.
FCdcralS join Insured tOS.
Dohglas, Ariz., May 6 .-'orty-three
Mexican fe1orals held prisoners -here
by the United States troops since they
crossed from Aqua Prieta when the
insurrectos captpred that town April
49, were re eased by Col Charles
/ O'Connor on orders from Washington.
Many Immediately crossed to Aqua
Prieta to Jon the federal garrison.
War Is Topic at Capital
Mexico, city, May 6,-Mexican Of
ficials appear TO believe tonight in
spite of the disquieting news from
the North that peace agreement will
yet be reached In the department OF
foreign relations 1t was said informa-
ton had been received that the chiefs
Of The revolution We're in consulta-
tIon this afternoon and a cabinet
meeting had been called for tomor-
row morning.
A reply has been received from
Judge Carabajal to a message sent
last night by Minister Iimantour, the
inference being that that message
would he considered. A high offic-
ial of the government said negotia-
tions had not been broken Off and
there was yet a chance that the con-
ference would get together.
Believing that General Diaz had
determined TO concede TO the demand
of Madero, thousands of residents of
the capital were astounded this after
noon to learn that the last moment Of
agreement having been reached In
the declaration Of Madero that he
would resume hostilitles, they read
the answer of the president that he
woul dnot yield his high position.
Surprise felt by the public was
felt by officials. Almost all OF the
residents had entertained the hope
that peace would be declared In the
cafes clubs theaters and in the
streets men are eagerly seeking news,
an don every hand is heard the query
regarding Intervention.
Meanwhile the soldier president sits
In his office in his home on Canada
street grimly facing the most des-
perate situation which has menaced
Mexico since no assumed control,
more than 30 years ago Army Of
ficers, members Of his cabinet, and
other high officials. come and go,
but from the presidents home comes
no word that ne Is yet willing to am
nounce his intention TO resign.
Members Of his cabinet refuse to
discuss the situation. Ministers Linn
antour and La Barara have had num-
erous conferences with Diaz since yes
terday noon, and 1t may be assumed
that Limantour at least has urged the
advlsabilF,y Of Yielding.
At the war department. General
Manuel Gonzales Costlo, minister of
war, Is preparing for a resumption OF
histilitles on the assumption that Ma
dero will not long delay action. In
the capital It is Thought possible that
Da2 yet may avail the opportunity to
bring about peace by giving ln but
those who know his personal char
acter now say that having ignored
Madero's ultimatum, he will not yield.