The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-15
Plot Laid to Disrupt
a rmfy Of
Madero.
INSTIGATOR HAS
BEEN BANISHED3
Senior Oregon Ordered Out Of
Camp, and Orozco Again Is in.
Good Graces Of Commander.
Unofficial Peace Nego-
tiations Have Been
Resumed. .s

from Provisional President Madero to-
day to Senior Esqulvni Oregon thet
his presence In this city no longer was
desired by the revolutionists. issthe
elimination OF what is believed to have
been a general plot to influence tile
military chiefs of MaIero to desert
his standard
y large brioe Is said to have beol,
offered General rasdual Orosco, but he
Indignantly refused 1T.
Senior Obregon empha tically denied
any connection with the alleged affair.
Senior Oregon had been one of the
go-betweens In the recent peace ne
EQUATIONS. He was candidate Tor
PRESIDENT Of Mexico in the last elcc-
ton OF the anti-re- eectionist ticket
against Madero, but the supporters OF
that party since then have largely
merged with the Maderists.
General PasQual Orozco was asked
concerning the efforts which Obregon
is ALLEGED to have made TO turn him
from General Aadero, and the rumor
that bride had been offered wan
mentioned to him. In reply, lie de-
clared that no fixed price had been
offered. but IT had been discreetiy In
dicatcd to him that he never would
lack for money IL he consented to do
certain things. lliell453
What these thing7 were General
orozco would not say. The upshot OF
the affair Is that Oregon has been
banished from insurrecto TERRITORY.
and General orozco once more is in tho
good graces OF his commander In chief, 4
NEGOTIATIONS Resumed. .f
Peace negotiations. unofficial but
suspicious, have been resumed between
the Federal government and the In
surrectos. and the prospect tonight
was that definite Understanding
would be reached within twentyfour
hours.
Rafael Hernandez. who was tho
original go-between when EFFORTS were
hrst made to bring the warning fac 4
lions together a few months ago, has
transmitted certain proposals which
are looked on favorably by both sides&
Messages we're passed back and forth
to-day. but 1t was not expected that il
plan of procedure would be determined
on before tomorrow
The proposals are somewhat differ
ent from those hitherto considered,
though similar in intent. The question
OF the resignation of President Diaz,
vaguely handled In the Diaz manifesto,ii
II now is felt was amplihed and ex-
planned sufficiently by Minister Llman-
tour In an Associated Press dispatch
two days ago. and the insurrecto lead
ers arc satisfied.
What they really want. and have
been wanting for some time, is
guaranty that the desired reforms will
he put into operation and that they
will be able to participate In the ad-
ministration of the republic. To satisfy
both these conditions the proposals
now under consideration include an
immediate reorganization OF the Cab
met of President Diaz, probably by
blanket resignation OF that body and
the introduction into the new Cabinet H
of four members, half its mem bership.a
from the revolutionist party.
President Diaz could remain in
power until complete tranquility is &
restored, the revolutionists having no
objection to that.
To Name Governors.
To reinforce the effect OF the change
In the Cabinet. a second proposal Is
under consideration. which, however.
Will cause little difhoulty. as 1t al
ready has been tentatively agreed OIL
In previous parleys-that Is. to allow
the revolutiontsts to name the gov
errors OF fourteen OF the twenty seven.
states.
This would strengthen the important
guarantees which the revolutionlsts
have been clamoring for. The change
In the cabinet is placed above all other
demands BY the rebels, as they hold
that reorganization OF that body
would mean an overhauing OF the \
Ieueldl Y 5oFeiHIieHt, lot WHICH, < tleye
declare. their primary struggle has
been s.re
With the acceptance by the Federal
government dof these propositions, a
which are held to be prerequisite. mr.
rangements Will be made tor a gen Is
eral armistice throughout Mexico
Provisional President Madero con- K
ferred to-day with his military ad-
Wiser. General Hiljoen. Boer. con-
corning plan for mohilizing his troops
in chihuahua, but AIadero admitted
that lie had III mind also the post
biiity that peace plans might be ar
ranged soon Il
Army Moves Westward. IS
cananea. Mexico. May 1.-THE major
portion OF Juan cahrai's army to-day. :.
moved away from cananea. marching 4
westward. It Is not known whether&i
cabral Is headed FOR Hs:mosiilo orr
Nogales Cahral himself has not left
Cananea * u
The Revolutionary leaders at a rnaet-S5s