The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-29

sly ANTONIO. Tex. March 23.-EX
|nnhM Of recent governmental changes
fNncc City: the recall Of Senior Lii
r,szr from Paris. the arrival OF Fran
y | Msdero, Sr., and his son Gus
= Al this city: the departure of Mr..
u / Bsns from the ministerial mansion
L srhiHrion for his new position, all
/ y uphined today in interviews with
irraco l. Madero. Sr. and Gustavo
|Er.
lHhUye peace proposals have been
|,ls isd on the administration side have
1nrtei upon. In the view OF Dan Fran
| ~ pe2ce IL aSsured-if not within ten
N ihsn Of The farthcst within a month,
- Nis reported. In "A message 10 tile
tzar eongress, VIII insist that peace be
/ |etii
y lh one point. and The vital one.
20 they were so certain that the
aft management would within n set
fsull Ia sealed compact of peace
~ and son were silent,
y! Answered freely every other ques-
t'iH the elder Madcro and Liman-
eG recently ihe very meeting was
~ alone a discussion of terms
1aoe pace. Today. ii was admitted,
EsSNeT concerned peace alone.
lnantour the Mediator.
~ L4mantour. the great Mexican
ieull,9r alike with the bourse
~. Win Tnrcadnccdlc street, with
sNa anu moneycd Vienna and Bcr-
spohoed 10 the presidential sum
conc 10 the United States from
sG carried out the orders of his
~ Porflrlo Diaz.
Inigaly. on the surface al least. he
30 with the representatives OF the
M' ue ialher Of Francisco |. Ma
W Inc Held. and the head OF
iS'v,onsis iS.anonsis In front OF chihuahua.
>i"uI -, agreed 10 obtain every con-
- ,ysssive from the government to
~ '''~e formal negotiations for
iI,,anclsco. I,nlsco. the elder, promised like
rntr rss"VuF - .uF moved first. The res
|a5 N, VI inc aged Diaz cabinet fol-
"a IN ssl interview with President
oc,,.tDiI IL was not important; as
1tiIss 10 public opinion II meant
hr s, was The evidence OF good
ule lnsurrectoS waited,
he Confident of Peace.
n. 'rnor Madcro and his son ar
tl,, ncy asserted positively their
Fns5sr ~ ~ peace Is at hand IN their
bsra, iand They also intimatcd
regulations Will take place
!, .sss! ony The resignation of the cab
10 fr,r, ol good faith. would Won
za % M Yourself on Mexican soil
81 shrf, ,an.. wv question OF The ccssa-
s6l Ye,,,l;. Don Gustave was asked.
pssi no,b,s. smiled the latter. On
~, but nm more definite was OBJ
ap Aror,Ig I inference was left plain
Apertan, ~, 10 destined 10 be. i'm a
psInr way, another Portsmouth.
sne ln,nase n,rase from the Chinese.
ivl b. aTm,aeIviewcd said President
~ relire iruSeu .sg tD save his face"
sutrgulsheIT WIN all the honors due
es finn services Scnor LiInan
yrrljmiraaroh tins point as the
~ Gsd~nhary negotiations.
oal his acrecd, admitting. how
- rejeo,Ioa u,cScencc IS subject 10
i1.o. and ~, by vote OF his son.
'ei fear AN @ army leaders. lie
B,Sc H.. "uVcrsc vote. however.
haps concession Realized.
sllI b. bse'nNcs'e,s,s,lons. which, II is bo-
:lon Of .bn .b'll"o I,, later. include tho
lineb, ., ine Diaz cablne; ana tbc
uhicb younger men 10 Their no
- eaoy has been accom-
y y haldIne din the he resignation of piaz
anse sRsY an election in which
sfrunos,e " uncnnstraincd and
~ Vice prneiN Includes the elm
Wy An shom /, sslueni Corral. II sick
more nnna SAID. there is prob-
'p"'er person in Mex
y sc"ays9 %y out OF the cabinet will
b.manionr highest office I'm the
y ,'aNs, he mn u'ii'stcr Of finance or
; IN Hlll eycrr iofeign minister. pro
M. The ,n.ae The functions or
y Rarra u,tectos do not con-
vas plain t.fpnS man. and the
j = Llmantomm IN the intervlows tn-
'a,fy out ~ WIS The leader relied
:, VIC governments guar
.oillcc win, ~ ~ programme. VIII
r. assiactor, n's new and some
! II. I,punlry ~ cabinet about him
\, tslss are o..t' a' rrst. When far-
J, sHna flnnine , turning and rail-
Y. Ep!ed BRIDE without fear of yraol,
y and oui !, nc Iron Man" viii
h Barr, ~ believed. Linn.
W. n.-,,~ wa then become ari
ea on Page Two.