Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26

| continue to prevent railroad and tele-
graphic communication throughout north
ern Mexico and will endeavor to capture
more towns as bases of supplies. The
demand that Disz declare null his last cleo
! ton and agree to new election for presi-
dent will not be relinquished. and the
popular elections of governors Of states
and iefes politico will be insisted upon.
The junta declares any negotiations must
be conducted under an armed truce.
Gossip About New Cabinet.
Nevertheless the selections made by
President Diaz for q new cabinet, il is
thought, will have an important bearing on
| the Instruction. Miguel Ahumada, now
governor Of the state OF Chihuahua, who
has been looked upon as a possible mini
ster Of the interior. Is regarded by the in
surrectos as a leader Of the reform move
ment. Senior Jose Yves Limantour and
Bernardo Reyes, former ministers Of war,
now in Europe on a military mission, -
are regarded as men who viii figure prom
inentiy in the new cabinet II the wishes of
the insurrectos are considered
1T is impossible at present for us to
draw definite conclusions from the cabinet
designations" said Senior Gonzales Cara,
insurrecto secretary OF state. I'VE are
not yet certain that 1t is not a ruse in
tended to appease the revoIutionists with
out granting our demands. We will not lay
down our arms until Diaz Is out"
MRderOs Leave New York.
NEW YORK, March 25-Franciseo Ma
dero, ST., and Gustavo, his son. left New
York today for San Antonio, Tex, where
they can De nearer FRANCISCO l. Maoero.
provisional president of the lnsurrecto
party. Before they left they showed the
following telegram from ALFONSO Madero,
whom they viii join in San Antonio:
"Chilapa, in the state Of Guerrero, a
town OF 1000. is in the hands Of the insur,
rectos, Zeahuaripa, in the state Of
Sonora; CuliacRn. the capital OF the state
Of sinaloa, and Mazatlan. the main port
on the Pacific OF the state Of sinaloa are
menaeed by insurgents.
"Otinaga, opposite Preside, IL hesieged
and short Of provisions We expect its
surrender very soon. Good news from the
rest OF the republic"
General smiths Camp Drenehed.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 25.-The fire.
quently drenched maneuver camp at Fort
Sam Houston and the brigade field camp
at Leon Springs we're again soaked by
heavy rain last night. The downpour con
unues today.
At Leon Springs General Smith has only
shelter tents, whose protection is not OF
the best. To keep dry in them one must
lie at full length.
There have been three heavy rains since
the maneuver camp sprang into existence
is said the downfall is unprecedented.
-IiaH May Not Accept All ResiEnatiORs
WASHINGTON, March 25.-offlciaI an
rouncement OF the resignation of the Dlaz
cabinet in Mexico reached Washington to-
day In the form Of dispatch from Enrique
c, Creel, minister Of foreign affairs OF
Mexico. TO Senior de la Barra, Mexican am
bassador to the United States.
The dispatch announced that yesterday
the entire cabinet had presented their res
ignations to President DiaE. who had re-
ceived them with the declaration that he
reserved the right TO accept them or reject
them according to his convenience.
Senior Creel added that this action OF the
cabinet had been we'll received by the pub
lie as contributing TO definite reforms and
a lasting peace