The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-12
PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT
 MADER0 NAMES CABINET
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 The attitude of the rebels on the ques- tion of the resignation of General Diaz hardly has crystallzed yet. Dr. Vasquez Gomez, one of the rebel peace commits soners, declared today it was still the paramount consideration about which all prospects for peace hinged. The rebels take the stand that their demand on Gen eral Diaz to make public his resignation has been met with such vague and naughty reply that they now will demand the fixing of an exact time for his re- tirement.
 With reference to the contention of the government that insubordination in the rebel ranks provoked the attack on Jua- reg, and that General Madero was in command of his soldiers, the rebels open ly charge trickery on the part of the government to disseminate the opinion that a state of anarchy Is prevalent in the republic and that, therefore, 1t would be fatal for General Diaz to abdicate under such circumstances. The rebels maintain on the other hand in their de- mands. they are asking merely for steps toward a gradual readjustment of the ad- ministration of the republic and they be- lieve the automatic transfer Of the power to their own political party soon will follow.
 In having publicly announced that they would consent to the naming of Foreign Minister De La Barra for the all impor- tant post of provisional president Dr. Gomez, for instance, contends that the rebels have practically consented to q continuation in power of the present gov ernment without the fgurehead," as they call General Diaz.
 General Madero and his wife and Gen eral Navarro, the defeated federal com- mander. rode about the town today in an automobile. Mrs. Madero fears that dis turbances may be brought on unless the dead are buried quickly and orders were given today for a careful search of all houses and yards for bodies that may have been overlooked yesterday.
 Mrs. Nadero With Husband
 General Madero told an Associated Press reporter today that American pick pockets and suspicious characters had gotten into Juarez, giving the impression that they are insurrectos. He ordered that American secret service men be al lowed to cross into Juarez and arrest any criminals whom they know.
 Every effort. General Madero said. is being made to restore order. Stores were guarded closely today. In front of each sat an insurrecto, his rifle by his side. The saloons were kept closed and most of the liquor was destroyed.
 The federal officers praise the insur- rectos for the treatment they receive. The federals are fed and we'll cared for.
 Discussion of the three days battle of Juarez was heard on all sides today. Some persons asserted General Navarro should pot have surrendered but look at the emaciated, exhausted soldiers, their throats parched from hunger and thirst, gave proof to the federal commander that he was saving his men from terrible fate. The insurrectos cut off the water supply early in the fight and took away all provisions as they made their way to the federal strongholds.
 The federals had made no preparations for siege within their own town.