Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-20
MADERO WILL GO TO CAPITAL
Insurgent Leader Not Affected by the
Threats to Kill Him.
SAYS REPORT has NO REAL BASIS
Telegram from City of Mexico Early
I'm Day Said Conspiracy Had
Been Formed to Assas-
sinate MnderO,


JUAREZ, Mexico May 1s.-"1 am going
to Mexico City. have confidence in the
federal government. Rumors that someone
consequence"
In this manner Francisco l. Madero, jr.,
dismissed the report from Mexico City this
morning that rumors were in circulation
that an attempt would be made on his life
when he arrived at the capital and urging
that precautions be taken.
When an Associated Press representa-
tive informed him of the receipt of the
message by member of the El Paso junta,
Mr. Madero smiled and shrugged his shoul-
ders.
II have received hundreds Of rumors all
through the revolution and II has been
my task to sIft the reliable from the un-
reliable" he added. This one is utterly
discredited The federal government wants
to make peace with me-
The face of the successful leader became
serious and he paced the floor of his Of
flee with a quick, nervous stride
PfGns VIII Not BE ChRnged.
'If by any unfortunate occurrence. my
life should be taken, anarchy would follow
in Mexico / cannot for a moment take
such a report seriously. My plans will not
be changed"
Mr.. Madero said present plans contem-
plated the departure of himself and party
for the capital tomorrow, but added that
this might be changed after he had con-
ferred with DR.. Vasquez Comes this after
noon.
Some of Madero's advisers believe II
would be more advisable and courteous to
those who are about to step down IL the
rebel leader and his party we're to post
pone their entrance to the capital until
the resignation Of President Diaz had actu-
ally gone into effect. This point will be
definitely decided at this afternoons con-
ference The trip will be made rs unosten-
tiously as possible.
Judge Carbajal today said 1t was neces-
sary for the revolutionists to draw up in
blanket form the substance of what will be
theft ultimate demands, these TO be trans
mitted by telegraph to Mexico City imme-
diately with the object OF securing the pas
sage If possible Of certain measures desired
by the revolutionists before the Chamber
of Deputies adjourns at the end Of the
present month.
DinE TeleEraphs to MEderO.
It came out in the conversation between
Provisional President Madero and the As
ISOLATED Press representative this morning
that for the first time since the revolution
started President Diaz has held direct COM
munication with the revolutionary leader
Broken In spirit sick and seeing before
him his native country convulsed with re-
bellion, President Diaz last night wired his
personal assurance to Mr.. Madero of his
intention TO retire.
''rheother points can be settled by you
and Judge Carbajal," the message said.
The message made . deep impression
about revolutionary headquarters When
the fact of President DiaEs direct com
munication became known and a feeling
was shown that Mexico their beloved
country, torn and devastated by the long
struggle, would at last know peace
RumOrs of Conspiracy.
Plans for the departure to Mexico city
within few days Of Provisional Pres
ident Francisco /. Madero, jr, re-
ceived temporary setback this morn
ing when a member Of the EI Paso revoIu-
tionary junta received a telegram from the
capital stating that persistent rumors were
In circulation from the capital stating that
rumors we're in circulation there
Of the existence of a plot to attempt the
life OF Madero upon his arrival ...
Beyond this bare statement, the message
gave no details, but the matter was con
sidered seriously enough TO result in
hurried consultation Of insurrecto leaders
as to the advisabilty of postponing the
trip of Madero until such time as the re-
ports were disapproved or affairs In the
capital we're In a more settled condition.
A definite announcement as to this will
probably be made later In the day.
Outside Of this sudden unfavorable phase
there we're no development in the situation
this morning.
Mr.. Madero and his advisers are still
awaiting an answer from Mexico City as
TO the immediate naming OF the four
provisional governors. the remainder 10 he
nominated later and until a reply to this
is received the progress OF peace negotia-
tions are practically at a standstin. No
doubt is expressed, however, that the an
swer will be favorable.
Every officer on the staff of the pro-
visional president, II was announced today
has donated six months salary as a fund
for the widows and children OF insurrecto
soldiers killed during the revolution.
BumOr of Plot Discredited.