The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-03
 D|SCOVERP[ ID DYNAMITE MADERO Assassination Attempted at Juarez Society Ball STARTS SOUTHWARD Tcu-rny to Maw.no Csty 0Climax of
Journey to Mexico City "Climax of Revolution" As Madero Calls It, Is Begun My Man Who
 Deposed Diaz

El Paso Tex, June 2.--soon after for Mexico City today, details were made known of an alleged plot to dyna- mite him.
 The plot, according to the insur- recto police, was to have been carried out, during the ball which Senor Ma dero attended in Juarez last night. Cruz Key, former jefe politico of the town of Guadalupe. whom Madero dis- posed, has been locked up in Juarez ana placed incommunicado and insurrecto secret service men have been detailed to make other arrests.
 When the plot was discovered enough dynamite was being carried into the bull room to blow up the entire build ing. About 500 persons, including Senor Madero and his wife. were the prin- cipals and spectators of grand march when, about II o'clock, a man was stopped at the entrance. Out or the man pocket was pulled large tin can. which was filled with dynamite and provided with time fuse. The fn- surrecto police assert that had the dy- nal mite eXplOueu III 'iiO ee"t' Ao - " would have escaped.
 Opinion is expressed by the Juarez authorities that the presence Of the dynamite at the ball Is only part or al elaborate conspiracy. formed In Mexico City and other places, by po- litical party opposed to Madero, ana that further developments are expected
 The departure of Senor Madero left ,Jllurez in charge of General Blanco and 1500 insurrectos.
 President De La Barra telegraphed today that permission had been secured fro1, the United States to allow Gen. cral Viljoen with 500 picked men and flsld artillery to travel through in this country to lower California, where the insurrectos refuse to abide by the peace agreement made by Madero
 Accompanied By Body Guard
 Going by way of Eagle Pass. Tex, Senor Madero intends, after crossing the border to travel in a special train. guarded by armed insurrectos. He will visit Torreon, Zacetaces and Agus Cal entas in an effort to pacify that section of the country.
 Senor Madero is due to arrive in Mex leo City at 10 a. m next Wednesday. Those selected to accompany him includ- ed Raoul Madero, his brother, and Fran cisco Madero, his father; Col. Guiseppi Garibaldi and many minor officiers. who participated in the revolution.
 The little White House. on the banks of the muddy irrigation ditch, near Jua- reg, where Madero had established his headquarters, presented busy scene to- day. Wagon loads of documents pertain tng to the business of the revolution were hauled to the train and messengers on horseback were kept busy galloping be- tween office headquarters to give orders for departure
 Senor Madero was greatly pleased with the prospect of reaching Mexico City. It Is on the other hand the climax of the revolution, he said. It seems our triumph is completed; we began our fight in the open field, we are marching in peace to the stronghold of those who were once our foes.
 ''No one six months ago would have believed that so great change could come to the country. Then the coun- try was divided by bitter enemies. Now I trust all the hatred will be forgotten, for. after all, it was hatred merely for a social condition. As Mexicans, we are all brothers. trust tranquility will spread throughout the land"
 An impressive feature of the departure was the farewell between General Ma dero and General Navarro, former federal commander of Juarez, who surrendered the town and was taken prisoner. When Madero saw the rugged old federal com mander walking through the crowd he ran forward to embrace him.