Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-19
TO DISPENSE WITH FoRMALITIEs
Leader Himself Will See Demands
Carried Out
FOUR NEW GOVERNORS AT ONCE
Rebel Leaders Leave Immediately for
Their Capitals,
NO PEACE AGREEMENT SIGNED
judge CRrbRjHl Confirms Report that
All VIII ne Arranged tn Mexico
City--Some Fighting in
Interior.

JUAREz, Mexico. May iS-Provfslonal
President Nadero at lSo o'clock today an
noGnced through Or. Nasquez Gomez that
he would leave for Mexico City within
forty-eight hours to arrange to cooperate
with the government in a restoration OF
peace in Mexico. It's quite probable that
the formality Of peace agreement now will
be dispensed with as Madero himself Will
see that the revolutionlst demands are put
into effect in the capital. Before leaving
an agreement will be effected by which
Abram Gonzales, Guadalupe Gonzales,
Nenustano Carranza and Jose Maytorena
Immediately will become the provisional
governors of the states Of Chihuahua,
zacatecss, Cahuila and Sonora, re-
spectively, the others 20 be arranged later,
Judge Csrbaial at o'clock confirmed the
fact that there will be no peace agreement
signed here, but that all will be arranged
in Mexico City He also will leave in two
or three days for the capital
AS the date for the withdrawal from Of
flee Of President Diaz and Vice President
Corral has been definitely fixed for June I.
II will not be necessary for the insurrectos
to institute provisional governors or provi-
sonal members OF the cabinet for the in
tervening twelve days, but the fact that
Madero himself viii act with Minister de
Ia Barra in the reorganization Of the gov
ernment will he accepted as sufficient
guaranty of the success OF the revolution.
President Diaz's announcement Of his in
tention to resign is accepted with absolute
faith by the insurrectos.
MaderO L. Delighted.
Madero received the full details of the
happenings at Mexico City with uncon-
eeaIed pleasure The dispatches came too
late for his perusal last night, but he was
up at sunrise today digesung the news.
Walking beneath q grove OF trees which
frinses a muddy irrigation ditch near the
house in which he has established his
capitol Senor Madero outlined the policy
he would pursue when he reaches Mexico
City.
Certainly ! will GO to Mexico City to
act in harmony with Minister de la Barre"
said Madero There could not be re-
ected from the government side a man
more agreeable 10 us than Senior de la
Barra. The only unfavorable part OF the
news is the intmation that the GOVERN
mont would select General Reyes for min
lister of war Reyes will not be acceptable
to US, and 1 don't think he ever will be
minister OF war
I'VE realize we yet have a great task
before us. Senior de la Barra and myself
will work in perfect accord. Inasmueh as
only twelve days will elapse before the
Diaz government retires think 1t will not
be necessary for us to insist upon the im-
mediate institution into office of our pro-
vIsional officers The members of the
cabinet and governors who are to act
until the election will be selected by Senior
de la Barrs and myself.
Lower California probably will be the
only part OF Mexico which will not be inn
mediately restored to tranquility. The
warfare there is apart from ours. but we
hope IT will soon cease AS for our army,
l propose that all the insurTectos shall be
allowed to enlist as volunteers. AL con-
victs hereafter will be eliminated. volun-
teers will be encouraged to join by offering
good pay.
Amnesty for Political Prisoners.
"a prompt effect Of peace viii be the
liberation Of all political prisoners and
prisoners OF war This will, OF course,
embrace Americans. including those now
in the penitentiary at chihuahua.
b we will continue to be warm friends of
the people Of the United States and will
encourage American investment. II is not
true that one of the slogans OF the revoiu-
tion has been to curb the invasion OF
Americans. do not hesitate to say. how
ever, that we will oppose trusts and un-
just concessions.
II will send out at once instructions to
lnsurrecto chiefs 70 cease hostilities. ana
am sure within few days perfect tran
guilty will have been restored. The sur
render of the federal government is so
complete that there Is no faction which
can be dissatisfied"
New Election Law Drafted.
MEXICO CITY, May 1s-Durtng the 70
cent diplomatic exchanges between the
government and the leaders OF the revolu-
t!ou, which resulted yesterday in the
preferred designations of President Diaz
and Vice President Corral, agreement on
Foreign Minister de la Barr as acting