The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-17

cd the reDelS. Last night the govern ment offered them ten, on other occa- sions the government is believed to have been inclined to give fourteen There is little doubt that fourteen will be the final number.
 The cabinet portfolios. fl is stated. probably will be filled as follows;
 Minister of War-General Gonzales Salaz.
 Minister of Justice senor yasqnez Tagle.
 Minister of Gubernacion pr Fran cisco Vasquez Gomez
 As far as the governorships are concerned, the insurrectos practically have decided on their men for the , largest and most important of the states as follows:
 Chihuahua-Abram Gonzales. Sonora-Senor Cayon Sinola Manuel Bonilla. Yucatan-Jose Pino Suarez.
 Zacatecas Guadalupe Carranza. Coahuila Veuustiaco Carranza. in the selection of General Con zaes for the post of minister of war. and of Senor Vasquez Tagle for min ister of justice. the rebels have chos- en two men who have not taken zc- tive part in the revolution. In fact General Salez is one of the foremost figures in the Mexican army.
 In Dr. Vasquez Gomez. who has been active in the revolution and who s to be minister Of gubernacion. the revolutionists will have man who is a personal friend of Senor De La Barra, the minister of foreign re a. tions and one who Is said to be gen erally acceptable to the government. Dr. Gomez win probably occupy the office for only four or five months when the present revolutionist party which probably will be known here after as the Progressive Party" will nominate him as vice president as a running mate to Francisco Mad. ero, Jr., the president candidate. l These two men opposed Presiden Diaz and Vice President Ramon Cor ral on the anti-re election ticke about year ago.
 The revolution of six months therefore will have the effect of glv ing these candidates another chance though perhaps with a more pro nounced following than before ant with platform which has been to large extent endorsed by public opin ion in Mexico as well as by the MexI can congress.
 It was quiet day in Juarez bu that peace talk was in the air Wa evident. Madero discussed with hi cabinet the proposals which he ha, made to Judge Carbajal in his con ference last night and the cabinet ap proved.
 During the day Judge Cardajal re ceived encouraging news from Mexi co City which made 1t possible fo both sides to admit that peace was al most an established fact, and that : nation wide armistice would be ds clared within 24 hours. One conditio . of such an armistice would be that tn
 rebels could nge the federal tele graph lines and railway lines on
 parity with the federal governmen
 where they now control the situation
 The minor conditions of peace in
 clude the pensioning of soldiers, tn { payment of indemnities out of tn
 public treasury and arrangements fc
 the reconstruction and repair of th . public utilities.
 The question of the resignation { ,- Diaz has been Automatically avoidei - The feeling is that General Dis will give way to Senor De La ->ari
 as provisional president within two { e three months and that general ele' e tion will follow within month { 7 1.-two. The provisional governors wi r hold office until state elections sha e have been arranged.
 In the naming Of three men for ti Il cabinet posts, the rebels have picks # persons whom hey know are accep Q was this concession on the part of u IT rebels that early gave promise of n successful outcome of the negoti d tons.