Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-25
ANARCHY REIGNS
IN mexico CITY
FAILURE or DIAH To RESIGN In
RACES MENICANS TO ACTION
MODS ROVE The CAPITAL
Police Charge on Demonstrators ana
Throw Hail of Bullets Into
Their Midst.


Mexico city, May 2i.--Enraged by
the announcement that President Dlaa
and Vice President Corral would not
resign before tomorrow. spectators in
the galleries Of the chamber Of dup
uties this afternoon precpitated a
riot that has resulted in at least
three deaths and many wounded by
volleys Of police and troops, President
Dlaz has had fever for hye days
Until 9 o'clock tonight the mob en-
countered practically no opposition
and apparently little restriction was
necessary. Shouting wives" for Ma
dero, they paraded the streets of the
capital but always In an orderly fash
ion except for the noise.
The main body had been routed into
smaller groups but AT this time some
had grown more remOnstatiye In the
big plaza In front of the place and
the police determined the time had
come for drastic measures to be TAX
en-. The shouting gestulating mass of
humanity was warned to move on hut
confidence born Of better treatment
early in the evening caused them to
receive with derision the order OF the
police Again they were told to dis
purse and again no attention was
made 10 the order. Quickly their
shouts Of ridicule We're turned into
cries of anguish for the guns of the
police and soldiers were throwing into
their midst hail Of bullets. The
living stumbled In a mad rush over
the bodies of the dead and wounded
The narrow streets leading from the
Zocolo were jammed with fleeing men
and women,
For a few moments the guns Of the
government were stilled, but q re-
gathering H. the street corners OF
The now thoroughly enraged and
| frightened partisans OF Madero re-
suited In another order to fire al
VIII. sharper and longer came thu
shouting, bit the mob fled, but It was
plain to all the police had not lntim'
idated the "loters to Che point where
they were willing to submit. The de
mcnstratlon started from the cham
her Of deputies after that body hat
been in session more than an houi
and when II became known that the
resignation of Dia2 and Corral were
not to be presented today The cham
her was crowded TO its capacity. Sew
eral men and boys gearing printed
bulletins announcing that the presi
dent had not resigned, mingled viii
the crowds
That was a signal for an outburs
of indignation. The shouting called
on out the sergeant at arms and assis
onts and the balcony and stairs were
cleared. Tney took up the cry
viva 'Madeic"
Similar aggregatlons sprans up anc
started independent tours BY nigh
fall the original demonstration start
ed. soon after o'clock there were a
least four separate bands in action
Leaving the vicinity Of the president
residence and headed back TO the
chamber Of deputies
The force of the Iron Hand wal
weakened and despite the death II haC
brought the rioters each shouting fol
|Madero and yelling for the early down
fail fthe present government In th'
midst Of II all President Diaz lay on
sick bed 1t was learned on author
ity that despite opiomistic reports o
his condition the president has shown
several degrees OF fever for the las
five days
Madcro In Absolute Control
Juare2, Mexico, May 24.-Most sig
nlficant Of the hundreds Of telegram
received today by Francisco J. Ma
dero. Jr., the rebel leader from chief
IN all parts Of Mexico congratulatinl
him on the triumph Of the revolution
ary cause was a message from Am
brosa Slfueroa leader Of therebel
in the immediate lcnity Of the capt
toll. The telegram is regarded here a
convincing proof that Madero nov
controls all therebels in Mexico an
that they will abide by the peace agre
ment,