New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
Will Resign This Afternoon II
the Plans Are Not
Changed.
MANY OFFICIALS TO GO
Retiring President Will Go IN
State to Chamber Of Dep
uties-Plans to Leave
Mexico Soon.


chamber accompanied by the famous Pres
ldential Guards. and the ceremonies when
Ills long tenure Of Office ends will be rncst
impressive.
wee President corrals resignation also
will Re transmitted 10 the Chamber to-rnor-
row.
Just before the resignation of the Presi-
dent il is expected all tie meH,tcrs Of the
Cabinet, with the exception OF the Minister
o.. Foreien Relations. sehor dc la Barra'
will resign.
II was Officially announced tonight that,
with the exception OF the Department Ok
Justice the new Cabinet will re as follows;
r!nanee--ERXEsTo MADERo
Interior-EMILIo NAsoJE Z. GOMEZ, ~
lrs,ructioa-Dr. FRANCISCO NAsSI IL W.
coon!za,lon and Irdusry-MANrEL ca
'w1ar--teneral EUGENE. EAstoN
mmun.cations-MANUEL PoNlLLA
Foreign Relations ttub-seeFetafy) - Az ~
LONE cARBAJAL FosAs
Rafael Hernandez Madero probably VIII
ne the Minister OF Justice. He was sus-
gested by Francisco ! Madero, 1r., who is
his cousin. This will give the Madero Tam
rv two Cabinet members Ernesto Madero
being an uncle Of the insurgent leader
Wishing 70 show their respect for The re-
t!r.ne President the meu,ters of the olplo-
matte ccrps through the dean. Henry Lane
Wilson American Ambassador. requested
the President 10 Ak q time when u woula
BE- agreeable for him TO receive theHl
through seaor &c IA Barra, General D'a-
expressed his appreciation Of their coui-
,esv and said that he would name a GATE
later
lust when General D!a3 will leave Mexico
IL not known, but II is certain tnat not
many days will elapse between MS resis.
ma tior and his departure With hin VIII
go his entire family, including MS SON
porfrio Diaz jr II had baen thought mat
the tourney to France would be mace ii
ar ordinary steamer. but to-day the French
Legation. acting on the request OF the
French colony. asked its government 70
nlace a cruiser at the generals disposi-
ton. There is one now at Jamaica
Should the rebels retain control Of the
Mexican Railway. the retiring President
would be forced 70 reach Vera Cruz over
the Interoceanic. in which case It would
be impossible for him to use the Presi-
Dental train, which has standard gauge
equipment
Plan Reception for Madero.
Adherents Of Madero discussed al pub
lie meeting tonight the character of the
reception they would give their chief or
his arrival al the capital Details were
not determined, but it is certain that hi:
entry will be brilliant
Notwithstanding the Official signing OF
the peace pact. the capital is more nearly
isolated tonight than ii has been at any
other tire since hostilities began. lgnor-
ant. apparently. that their commander in
chief has brought the war 10 a close one
small band Of rebels under the leadership
af Candida Navarro. last night cut the
National Railroad south Of san Luis Po-
tosi. and another band stopped traffic over
the Mexican Railroad by burning a bridge
near Huamantla.
Believing that the rebels in Morelos
would interfere with traffic over the Cuer-
navaca branch OF the National Railroad
the mana cement sent no trains south to-
day The train which should have arrived
from Cuernavaca was abandoned az the
order Of Governor Alarcon. the rebel eX-
ecutive Of Morelos
The only line operated out ~ Mexico City
Tonight is the Interoceanic, a narrow
gauge railroad extending TO Vera cruz
The land wires which connect the capital
with the cable at Vera cruz. have also been
cut again.
Revival Of Rebel Activity.
This revival OF rebel activities was not
regarded as rneaning necessarily that the
insurgents will refuse 20 abide by the
terms Of the peace treaty. The armistice
ended YESTERDAY and II Is believed not Inn
possible that there are hundreds and pos
sibly thousands Of rebels scattered in the
hills who have not learned yet that the
country is officially at peace.
The motive for the cutting Of the Mex
lean Railway may be found in the fact
that a troop train was carrying soldiers
toward the capital UnooLfrmod reports
tonight are that these DELAYED soldiers
have detrainod at Humartla and engaged
body OF rebels in battle. The Mexican
Railroad is an English property which.
until now. has been little molested
In government circles almost every one
believes that peaceful solution OF all
difficulties is at hand. Unoficially this
optimism IS not 20 apparent. Within the
last seven days the federal garrison has
been greatly Strengthened, ana the capture
Of the capita! would now be dlincu4'
task .,
From Cuernavsoa came the disQdietlns
runlor TO-DAY that Figueroas men YOU'D
not agree TO stop fighting unless the CAB
met chosen should be acceptabie 10 tnen
II is also reported that Figueroa and MS
chief lieutenant. Asunsolo, are not IN
thorough accord. and that Asunso!o has
incurred the enmity Of Zapaia the captor
~ Cuautla. whom he has branded az
bandit. II is not impossible that the forces
II Zapata in the hills and those az As'n-
solo In Cuornavaca may yet come m con-
dict
From Tampico comes TIE news that sam
vel Hedy. an American. was killed a. the
Hacienda Los Plantos. near Vale dc ARC
FIis body was mutiated Ancrlc1ns there
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