Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-01
Diaz States He Will Willingly Return if
Country Becomes Involved in Trouble
EXPRESSES HIS GRATITUDE TO ARMY
Sits the Only Real Defence the Country Has, He De-
clares His Auditors-Patnetic Leave-Taking From
Soldiers Who Had Defended Him Trip to Vera
Cruz-Diaz Family Boards Steamer for Spain.

for photogra piers, 81 himself. with
Theodore Dehesa. governor of the
state, with Colonel Gonzalez and Gen.
Manual Gonzalez, the two sons of
that General Gonzalez who was pres
ident for one term Immediately fol-
lowing the first term of General Diaz,
and other friends, anxious to have for
themselves picture in which they
stood by the side of the man who had
been their ruler for so many years.
General Reyes to Return.
Juarez, Mexico, May 31.-Gen. Ber-
nard Reyes will return to Mexico with
in q few days, according to a telegram
from Adolfo Reyes. his son, who is
at Mexico City. to Francisco /. Ma
dero. Jr., today. The message says
General Reyes is in sympathy with the
principles of democracy in Mexico and
can be counted upon TO support them.
Government Will Not Oppose Him.
1t is understood that the Mexican
government was advised by Senior Ma
dero that he did not oppose the return
OF General Reyes and the government
in turn so informed General Reyes
Madero Scores in Sonora.
The messages today to Senior Ma
dero report the election of Jose May
torena as governor and Eugenio Gayou
as vice governor of the state of So
nora. Both are Maderists.
Also at Simalea.
Senor Maytorena will leave here to-
day for Hermosillo, the state capital
The Legislature of SinaIoa it was re-
ported today, has elected DR.. Enrique
Gonzales, also selected by Madero.
Figueroa Swears Loyalty.
The following message was received
from Ambrose Figueroa, rebel leader
of the south, and it is believed to have
tv0a anil t,xt y, 4
paper accounts OF an alleged plot to
bribe him:
Francisco [. Madero, Juarez, Mexico:
beg you TO accept the pledge of
my loyalty and respect and my CRATE
fnlness for your published declara-
the state of Guerrero and I will be at
your service, for yoG are a patriotic
general and chief.
.AMBRosIo FIGUBRoA."
Four States Turned Over.
Four Mexican states were turned
over today to the provisional governors
named by Francisco l. Madero, Jr.,
according to reports received by Ma
dero: They are Sonora, Sinaloa, Quer-
atario and Durango. among the most
important in the country.
Public Celebrations.
Along with the news of the inaugu-
rations of new governors came reports
of big public celebrations and the
maintenance of good order among the
troops.
De ViIIiers Out on $1,000 Bail.
Daniel De ViHiers, who is charged
with conspiracy TO kill Senior Madero,
was released under $4,000 bail in Ei
Paso today. He will have a hearing
tomorrow.
Chihuahua Still on War Status.
Chihuahua, Mexico, May 31-Despite
peace, singular condition exists in
this city. Federal officers assert they
have received no official notice of a
change in government, and therefore
cannot surrender their authority
Federal troops still patrol the
streets and occupy the outposts. All
persons entering the city are searched
for arms.
Miguel Ahumada. the federal COVER
nor, who, according to Madero, was
succeeded by Abraham Gonzales, still
occupies the palace.