Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27

ing my program Of seconding Gen enal Diaz's policy. join my resigna- ton with his and in the present note l retire from the office of vice presi- dent of the republic, begging the chamber to accept it.
 T beg of you to inform yourselves of the adoye which l submit with the protests of my highest consideration.
 Liberty and the constitution, Pa. ris, May 14, 1911.
 (Signed) RAMON CORRAL"
 Street vendors are doing n good business in the sale of pictures. both large and small of Madero. Manifesto issued
 Senor Dominguez issued the fol. lowing manifesto to all the iysur. rectos within the federal district. urging that the terms of the peace agreement be observed:
 T order you to suspend hostili- i ties az the delegate of Francisco I i Madero and as chief of the army oi liberation tl the federal district and in the states of the center and south of the republic, and in ac ccrdance with the latest arrange ments and treaties made with the government.
 1 Must Cease Attacks 'I order as follows: That tho | forces under your commands sns pend hostilities against the force: i of General Diaz, such as attacks upon towns, ranches, etc, and the destruction of lines of communica ton and in general all acts of war ! in the knowledge that all who do noi observe this injunction will be SC riously dealt with; that I will give you all possible facilities for tho ] quick reparation of lines of commu nication giving you aid in this di rection wherever necessary tha you should preserve order in al otiicious manner, giving every sor cf guaranty in the territory unde your commando; that in case yol need to call upon the people il your vicinity for resources you shal solicit them personally or by mean of some person dniy authorized, giv ing in return a receipt for tn, ! same: that the division of forces found in the territory of the fed eras district shall be united wit the largest body to be found in tn, territory immediately outside tha territory"
 Another manifesto signed by Do minguez urged that order be pre- served by citizens. They were dis tributed broadcast today.
 Wires Are Cut
 All the wires of the Federal Tele graph comIany and of the Mexican Telegraph company, which operates the cable line to Galveston, wer, cut yesterday at a point between Espanza and ApiZaco. It is presume, to have been the work of bandidtl who several days ago tore up th' railroad tracks in that vicinity.
 MT. de Ia BaTra received a com mittee of five deputies from tn, chamber last night and was off ciaily notified of the resignation c General Diaz and his appointment tt fill the position during the ad inter i'm period Previous to that time throughout the day Mir de Ia Barr; remained in the department of for eign relations disposing of urgen business. Many times during tn, afternoon crowds of manifestant gathered in front of the derartmen or IOfelSu IelallOuS SnOuUuS EflIO 10 Madero and de Ia Barra, and a 5 ?. m., Mir. de la Barra, respondini 70 the calls, stepped to the balcon' and bowed acknowledgment. Speech es were then made to the new presi dent by two young men in the crowd and to each of these MT. de Ia Barr responded. His words urged peaci and order, and were loudly cheered
 Hunting for Federsls SAN DIEGO, May 26.-Only abou 25 of General Pryce's men were a Tia Juana today. The rest of hi force of 25O well armed and wei mounted insurgents are in the fiel' endeavoring to intercept the feder als under Colonel Mayot. The 10l men who remained at Tia Juana af ter the parties were sent out yes terday had left.
 Pryce this afternoon dispatched . under Captain Curtis to join ii hunting for Mayot's federals.
 Nothing can be learned here as to the whereabouts of the latter.