East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-18
But it is Feared that all Rebels
Will Not Subscribe to Ma
dero's Peace Terms
OUTRAGES MAY BE
OPERATED ON FOREIGNERS
Conditions are Growing Worse I'm
South and West and Many Bandit
Bands VIII Have to be Wiped Out
Before Peace Is Restored-Contend
They Are Not Bound to Madero.


Mexico City, May 1S.-Despite the
signing OF the armistice between Ma
dero and Carabajal, as a result of the
bargain by which Diaz shall resign
by June 1, gravest fears are felt here
that the resignation OF Diaz and Cor
raj may not prevent developments OF
the conditions as may force an inter-
vention. While IL Is believed that
Madcro will be able TO restore peace
I'm northern Mexico the south and
west are 80 inflamed by war that IL is
doubtful whether the rebel chiefs
will acknowledge Madcro's authority
or subscribe to his peace terms. In
any event many bandit bands posing
as rebels will have 20 be wiped out.
Mexico City.-While the conditions
are bad In the south they are worse
In the west, particularly lower Cali
fornia. Some of them have definite
ly declared that they are not bound
to Madcro. As IA result IL Is feared
that outragcs will he operated OH for
cigicrs which will he impossible for
the United States to overlook.
Armisticc I'm Effect.
FL Paso. Texas, May 1S.-At II
o'clock last night Judge Carbajal re-
ceived instructions from Mexico city
to sign the general armistice which
Provisional President Madero already
had signed earlier yesterday. A gen.
eral armistice of five days is now in
effect throughout Mexico.
Upon receipt of official advices
frpp, Ju1ua Cara ha IA that tho mr.
mistice had been signed, the gov
ernment sent to every city and town
in the republic which could be reach
ed by telegraph a bulletin announc-
ing the fact.
Immediately after Judge Carabajal
signe dthe armistice which was
brought to his hotel room here from
Juarez, the following proclamation to
the military chiefs of the revolution
which contains the terms of the ar
mistice vas made public by Provis-
ional President Francisco |. Madero
Jr.:
IL hereby make known to all the
chiefs of the army of the liberator ir
the whole republic that General Por-
firio Diaz, having announced his in.
tention Of resigning from power this
month, the representatives of my
government and the representative!
of the government of General Dia;
have signed a general armistice fol
five days which will terminate on the
22nd of this month at IL p. IN. II
substance, l have agreed to suspend
all kinds of hostilities respecting
which the armistice contains the fol
lowing clauses:
"1.-Both contending armies shall
suspend any advance of troops.
"2-Each one of the contendinl
parties shall reserve the right to di
rect the mobilization of its force
within the territory under its contro
with the object of seeking good quar-
ters.
"3-The safe conduct which tn
various chiefs of both armies ma,
ask shall be respected and facilitie
for the free use of the telegraph an,
mail shall be given.
Both parties are obliged to com
municate Immediately by telegraph o
otherwise this armistice to the mill
tary chiefs to whom they look for a
immediate fulfillment of these condi
tions.
(Signed.)
"FRANCISCO /. MADERO, JR,
president of the Provisional Govern
ment of Mexico"
MadcrO Secures $4,000.
El Paso, May 1S.-Partly throug
his character of conqueror of Juare
and partly in his capacity of a joir
dictator of Mexico with minister d
La Barra in which position is 81
cured with peace pact with Diaz, Mf
dero today took possession of s22,OC
Of the government money In the il
arez banks. Payday In the reb
army is coming and Madero's actio
was practically forced on him by II
unrest of the unpaid men. The pea'
conferences began this afternoo
Carabajal said he believed that pea'
was in sight and that he received
telegram from Diaz authorizing hi
to go ahead. The five dayarmisti
was signed today.
Junrez Nav 1S-GomeZ Gusta'