The evening world., 1911-03-25
MEXICAN REBELS
NOW INSIST D|Az
TOO MUST RESIGN
Fighting viii Continue, They
Declare, Until a New PreSi-
dent Is Elected.

Ell PASO. Tex, March 2j.-Represen-
Junta In FL paso declare hat the in
surrectlon has not been stopped by the
resignation of the Diaz Cabinet. There
will be 10 cessation Of hostilitles in
the war zone.
II Ia declared Madero will continue to
prevent railroad and teleprs 'iic com.
munication throughout Mexico n will
endeavor 10 capture more towns as
bases Of supplies.
The demand that Diaz declare null
his last election and agree TO n new
election for President will not be re-
linquished. and the popular election of
Governors OF States and jefcs politico
will be insisted upon. The Junta de
clares any negotiations must be con
Quoted under an armed truce.
Depends On New Cabinet.
But the selections made by President
Diaz for a new Cabinet. II Is thought,
will a an important bearing on the
insurrection. Miguel Ahumada, now
Governor OF the State OF Chihuahua.
who has been looked upon as a possible
Minister of the Interior, Is regarded by
the in~surrectos as a leader of the re-
form movement. Senior Lmantour and
Bernardo Reyes, former Minister OF
War, now in Europe on a military
MISSION" arc regarded as men who will
figure prominently In tho new Cabinet.
1T Is impossible AZ present for US to
draw definite conclusions from the
Cabinet resignation" said Senior Gon
zaies Cara, insurrecto Secretary OF
state. We are not yet certain hat It
Is not a ruse intended to appease the
r~evoiuionists without granting our de-
mands. We will not lay down our arms
until Diaz is out"
Says Diaz Must Go.
WASHINGTON. March 25.-An oli-
cial statement issued by the Revolu-
t!onary Junta here to-day states thai
the Instruction in Mexico will no:
stop with the resignation of the Diaz
Cabinet.
1T ~ the beginning OF the end OF
tyranny In Mexico" said or. Vasquez
Gomez. head Of the revolutiona-y
agents In the United States. The bat
tie OF the Insurrectionists Is half won.
Diaz was the cause OF the revolution.
and we will continue TO hRht until we
have driven him OF the Presidential
chair. which he has converted Into q
throne"
Mexicans Avail. New Cabinet.
MEX1CO CITY, March 25.-The resig-
nation of President Diaz's entire cabinet
last night continues 10 be the absorbing
topic in all official and public quarters.
Chief interest is o being directed IN
who will be designated for the more i'm
portant positions In the cabinet. but
nothing definite has been announced.
The resisnations also embrace that of
Ramon Corral as a member OF the clSl-
net. but not In his official function as
Vice-President. The official reason given
for the designations was the belief thai
Il would assist in re-cstablish!ng peace
and in facilitating contemplated re-
forms.
In diplomatic circles Il among high
Government officers IT is assumed that
Gen. Diaz will insist ON Jose Yves Ii.
mantour's remaining in charge Of the
Department OF Finance or possibly a,
Premier.
II 10 believed that President Dlaz ant
Minister L.imantour have agreed on {
programme intended to bring abou
peace.
II has been generally conceded tina
Minister Limantour returned to Mexico
with the intention OF urging the Prcsi
dent along some line leading to n peace
able solution Of the revolutionary prob
ION, and the popular belief to-day !
that the action OF the Ministers Is tn
indirect result OF his representations.
Maderos Hurry to the Border.
Francisco Madero sr. and Gustave
his son, left New York to-day for Sa'
Antonio, Tex., where they can be near
er Francisco l. Madero, PROVISIONS
President of the insurrecto party. BE
fore they left they h wed the fol
lowing telegram from Alfonzo MaderC
. whom they will join in San Antonio:
"Chilapa. in the State OF Guer-