Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-06
Insurfecto Troops Saidto be
Planning an Attack
Rep!V Of Madero'S Demands
is Said to be on Way
Washington watchingOeVelo
ment Very Closely
iRy Assoeiated Press.l

Madero announced that while he
would not consent to a renewal of
the armistice he would not make an
attack.
Today at ten a long message from
Minister Limantour addressed to Sem
or Braniff reached here. 1t is inferred
that it contains private assurances as
to the attitude of the government.
Senor Braniff was at the MaderD
headquarters three miles from here
when it came. 1t probably will not
reach him for at least an hour, but the
fact that it is on it's way may deter
Ell Paso, Texas-Armistice expired
at IL o'clock and insurrecto outposts
moved closer to JuareZ as If making
ready for an attack. An answer from
General Madero was said to be on
it's way to Madero headquarters by
messenger.
Washington, May 6-Mexican oftic-
ials of administration are watching
closely developments at Mexico City
where Americans are reported to be
in a state of alarm over their safety.
The only dispatch received by the
state department today of the subject
to confirm press dispatches was the
statement that some rioting occurred
in the capital yesterday but was
quelled by the polict without diff
Guilty or loss of life.
Ell Paso, Texas, May 6.-General
Blanco and Colonels Garibaldi and
Villa have stationed themselves at
the head of their commands ready to
receive word from General Passqual
or the secretary at headquarters. A
Detachment of federals has left Juar-
ez scouting for insurrectO advances.
Ell Paso, Texas, May 6.-Judge Car
barjal, federal envoy, at 10:3O o'clock
this morning declared that he had not
received full answer as yet to the
proposition submitted by Frances l.
Madero, through his peace commits
sioners on Thursday. He ascribed
the delay to Interruptions in tele.
graphic facilities, informing Madero
to that effect and suggesting that the
armistice which expires at noon today
be extended.
General Madero said he would
agree to the extension. At Madero's
camp the opinion prevails that Judge
Carbajal had received part of the gov
ernment's answer, but not all of it.
They were confident that an an
of the intention of Presi-
dent Diaz would be made before the
day was over and were joyfully anti
cipating it.
Ell Paso, Texas, May 6.-While they
can, insurrecto officials are prepar-
ing to reap what rewards they may
in taxation. Insurrectors hold the
customs port of Alomas, Mexico. This
is the only part throughout which cat:
tie can not be exported to the Unit.
ed States from Mexico and many
owners of big ranches have contra
cted delivery of cattle in the United
States and must made delivery at
once,
Ell Paso, Texas, May 6.-The an
swer to the request of Francisco !.
Madero, Jr, that President Diaz make
public announcement, following assur.
ance given privately Of his intention
to resign was read here early today
by Judge Carbajal, official peace en-.
1oy.
1t came in a long telegram of three
typewriter sheets signed by Presi-
lent Diaz but what it contained or
when it would be made public are
questions which Judge Carbajal early
oday could not answer.
Judge Carbajal notified the rebel
)eace commissioners of the fact that
le had received message that would
warrant a conference and arrange
nents were made for an immediate
Meeting.
Quiet Prevails at Capital.
Mexico City, Mex, May 6.-The city
vas quiet this morning. An announce
nent of the governments attitude to-
ward the rebel demands TO rthe retire.
nent of President Diaz is not forth
oming as yet. Although cabinet
Meeting which lasted until late in the
light, was followed by another today,
zone of those concerned would say
hat the president was ready to re-
ign.
Outlook at Washington
Washington, May 6-While many re
orts from Mexico that reach the
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