Arizona republican., 1911-03-26
TWO ONLY ARE CERTAIN
Ambassador de la Barra Will Succeed Creel-Lim- antour Will Remain Gen eral Reyes Will Conduct War.

Mexico City. March 25.-Although no official announcement has been made, it is known that five of the new members of President Diaz's cabinet have been selected and it is almost certain that Jose Limantour will remain as minister of finance The other selections besides that of Senor de la Barra are:
 Dementro Sodi. judge of the su- preme court. to be minister of jus tice. succeeding Justine Fernandez
 Norbeto Dominguez, postmaster general, succeeding Leandro Fernan- dez.
 Manuel MarOquin, a we'll known civil engineer. for the department of fomento (promotion of colonization and industry), succeeding OlagriO Molina.
 Jorge Estanol, attorney minister of education, succeeding Justine Sierra.
 So far as announcements are con cerned. Mexico City is as ignorant to- night as yesterday The officials eN- pected to be able to give out the names Of those appointed but at : o'clock tonight it was said that the administration would make no an nouncement before next week. It is barely possible that changes may be made then in the list now selected. For the heads of the departments of war and the interior no hint has been given.
 General Bernardo Reyes. now in Italy. who by many is thought to be slated for the post of secretary of war and marine. on returning to Mexico will not serve in that ca pacity. According to a high author ity he will return and serve in the army.
 With the exception of Diaz himself. there is no man in Mexico whom the people credit with greater military genius than General Reyes. and it is believed that the mere knowledge of the fact that he will be sent into the field will do much to break the spirit of the revOlutiOnists.
 With the changes in the cabinet the reforms include changes in the electoral system, an effective suffrage election for state governors and reformation of the powers of the jefes Dolitico. It is said that a full program. Of the reforms will be given in the presidents message next Sat urday at the opening of the con- gress.
 That the administrations policy of reform now has an excellent chance of being carried out successfully but with no alteration in the attitude to- ward the rebels so far as the war is concerned is expected.
 Il hope and earnestly trust that the present differences will soon be solved in the best interests of the country and to the satisfaction of reasonable and patriotic persons. said Senor LimantOur today. He in- sisted that he be quoted as d private citizen.
 ''I feel that l can say that the ad- of Presidem Diaz is pre- pared to take such measures and i'm plant such reforms as will be satis factory tO the best public opinion, and while meeting force with force, will leave nothing undone in the present circumstances to unite good Mexicans.
 ''The Mexican people and the gov ernments friendly to us, must believe and I say this in all solemnity that the government is determined prop erly and progressively to satisfy all legitimate demands for reformative measures. and is doing this in the line of duty as representative gov ernment, honestly. sincerely and fear iessIv'