New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-05
GIVE REYES,A HEARING
Madero So Advises, DepreCating
Violence of Mob.
CONFIDENT HE CANNOT WIN
Mexico City Calm Again, After
Riots Centring Around Re-
dictionary Candidate.

Mexico City, Sept A proclamation
telcsraphed by Francisco Madero from
Pueblo. and published here to-day. OK
presses his disapprcval AT the breaking up
of the REYES meeting yesterday.
III the Diaz dictatorship provoked war,
the Progressive Presidential candidate
| saws at was because he did not respect
the rights OF the people. So If We wish
| 10 nave peace VIC must respect the rights
| of others appreciate that General
Reyes. in launching his candidacy. causes
Indignation. nasmuch by doing so he seeks
| to Improve the opportunity TO impose an
Other dictatorship, but We must proceed
within the law. | am confident that he
cannot win. since we count upon % per
cent OF the people being with us. II we
como to arms VIC will be in the same pro-
portion"
| There was nothing in the aspect of the
| city to-day TO recall yesterdays rioting, eN-
| cept the heavy patrol Of mounted police
which moved about the streets at regular
| intervals. Shutters wcre removed from the
store windows at tho usual hour this morn
| ing and everything was reported quiet
| The rioting which followed the attempt Of
| General Bernardo Reyes. candidate for
/ the presidency in opposition to Francisco },
| Madero to address his supporters gathered
! I'm the nclghborhood Of the new National
Theatre now In course of construction, was
| not queIled until a late hour last night. The
! former Secretary Of War was stoned by a
! mob of Maderists and forced to abandon
! HIS speech Tho police repeatedly charged
the rioters. and in the resultant melees
! forty-three persons were injured.
General Reyes attributes the affair TO a
| prcarrangcd plan Of certain persons az
| tached TO the Department Of Communica-
tons. He declared he had received notice
| that workmen employed on public works
connected with that department had not
! been paid on Saturday. as was customary,
l but had been called into the capital for
! the purpose of disruptng the meeting OF
his followers The general said he had COM
municated this information to President dc
| la Barra, who promised him that the plan.
! il such one existed would he frustrated
1t is generally believed. however. that
the mob WAS of more or less spontaneous
! origin, since il contained to large extent
! boys in their teens whose Madcrist SYM
! pathies could not brook the sight of a
! rival demonstration
! The authorities see possibilities Of fur
/ thcr trouble i'm the call issued by the stu
/ dents Of the Liberal party so-called. to
/ meet tomorrow TO protest against Garcia
/ Granados. the Minister of tn Interior,
/ whom they charge with unnecessary
( roughness i'm the methods used TO dispel
/ Yesterdays mob. They term him the
/ Chief Of Cossacks" for having ordered or
| permitted the police 10 charge the mob.
Chinameca. State of Morelos. Sept. A.
4 battle is reported 10 have occurred near
/ here between federal troops under Gen
eral Federico Morales and "A force COM
manded by General Emiliano Iapata.
! Fifty Zapatists are believed to have been
| killed. Zapata il is said, was seen to fall
| from his horse.