Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-03-28

dent sDlaz had nothing to say re-
qardne the resignation Of the en-
tire cabinet late yesterday. What
steps he will take toward appoint
ing new ministry were not made
known.
Ell Paso, Texas, March 25- Confident
that the resignation of the President
Diaz cabinet means the end Of the pres
ent political regime of Mexico and the
institution Of great reforms, but still
uncertain as to the immediate results
which may follow the selection of q
new cabinet, members of the insurrecto
junta today insisted that the insurrec-
ton will proceed.
The developments in Mexico City
are regarded as direct result of Senior
Limantour's conference with MaredO
agents in New: York. Francisco l. Ma
|'dero, Sir, and Gustaye Madero, father
and brother Of the so-called provisional
president, had been fully acquainted
through the junta here Of the terms on
which the revolutionary leader would
make peace, and laid plain statement
Of his demands before Senior Liman-
tour at their conference.
In spite Of the resignation of the
Mexican cabinet the junta here de-
clared today that there would be no
cessation Of hostilities in the war zone.
It is declared Madero will continue 70,
prevent railroad and telegraphic conn
munication through northern Mexico,l
and will endeavor to capture more
towns as bases Of supplies. The de-
mand that Diaz declare null, his cleo
ton and, agree to new election for
president will not be relinquished, and
the popular election of governors of
states and jefes politico will be insist
ed upon. The junta declares any nego-
tiations must be conducted under AL
armed truce.
Great Interest in New Cabinet.
Nevertheless the selections made bv
President Diaz for new cabinet, it IS
thought, will have an important bear
ing on the instruction. Miguel Ahn-
mada, now governor of the state of
Chihuahua, who has been looked upon
as possible minister of the interior,
is regarded by the insurrectos as y
leader of the reform movement. Senor
Yves Limantour and Bernardo Reyes,
former minister of war. now in EuroD'e
on military mission" are REGARDED
as men who will figure prominently IN
the new cabinet if the wishes of tbs,
insurrectos are considered.
ut is impossible at present for us
to draw definite conclusion from the
cabinet designations" said Senior Con-
zales Cara, insurrecto secretary Of
state. eve are not yet certain that it is
not ruse intended to appease the
revolutionists without granting our de.
mands. We will not lay down our arms
until Diaz is out"
Washington Officially Notified.
Washington, D. c.. March 25.-Ofa-
cial announcement of the resignation
Of the Diaz cabinet in Mexico reached
Washington today. 1t came in the
form Of dispatch from Enrique c.
Creel, minister of foreign affairs Of
!! Mexico, to Senior de La Barr Mexican
am bassador to the United States. The
dispatch announced that the entire
cabinet had presented their resigna-
tons to President Diaz, who has re-
ceived them with the declaration that
he reserved the right to accspt or to
reject them according to his com
venience. Senior Creel added that this
action of the cabinet had been we'll re-
ceived by the public as contributing to
definite reforms and lasting peace.