Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-07
CABINET IS Installed
PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT DE LA
BARRA SAILS ON DIPLo-
MATIC MISSION.
ENTHUSIASM IS Great
Both Are Given Great Reception and
the Streets Are Strewn With
Flowers for Them.

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 6.-Officially,
there was closed in Mexico the peri
ods of revolution and OF reconstruct
ton when Francisco |. Madero took
the oath of president and placed
across his breast the tri-color band,
insignia OF the chief executive. This
afternoon the oath was administered
to the eight members of his cabinet.
At the same time Francisco Leon De
LaBarra, who has governed the coun-
try as provisional president since the
day General Diaz left the capital for
Europe, boarded "a special train for
Vera Cruz from where he, too, Will
sail for Europe, but on a diplomatic
mission.
AS "A last act of courtesy to DE La
Barra, President Madero, accom-
panied by Mrs. Madero. Enrique c.
Creel, Pascual Orezzo and Eduardo
Hay, rode with Mr.. and Mrs. De La
Barra as far as Guadaloupe, a suburb,
Members of the Cabinet.
The personnel of the cabinet with
which President Madero begins his
administration follows:
Foreign relations, Manuel Calero.
Interior, Abraham Gonzales.
Justice, Manuel VasqueZ Tagle.
Education, Miguel Diaz Lombardo.
Communications, Manuel Bonilla.
Finance, Ernesto Madero.
War, General Jose Gonzales Sails.
Ca
Upon the return of De LaBarra
from Italy, which will not be for some
months, is said he will take the port
folio of the foreign offices, Calero
going as ambassador to Washington.
A Great Demonstration.
The new president took no part In
the public manifestations, but for
many hours huge crowds of his ad-
mirers marched here and there
through the city. bearing banners
and shouting viva, drowning the
music of the many bands that joined
in the demonstration.
Although a holiday, the thousands
who had nothing to employ their time
provoked no serious disorder. The
served as a reminder that the inaugu-
ration of Madero, the elimination of
revolution resulting in the OVER
throw of a government that had en-
dured for more than thirty years, was
at last the man of the hour when he
arrived at the chamber Of deputies
to take the oath of office.
In command was General Ambrosio
Figure, now commander of Rurales
in Morelos, but during the revolution,
commander of the revolutionary
forces that threatened the capitalists.
Madero Was Smiling.
Though Identical In form and word
ing, the Inauguration of Nadero was
different from that which
the public was accustomed to wit
Messing when President Diaz was so
many times sworn into office. With
his face lighted with smiles, bowing
right and left, repeatedly emphasiz-
ing his appreciation of the applause
by waving his hand in contrast to the
dignified and somewhat cold manner
adopted by Diaz His man
ner was the same, acknowledging al |
ways the cries of the audience with
enthusiasm that was boyish in its evil
dent spontaneity.
DE LaBarra's departure was the
occasion for a manifestation as en-
If not so great as that ex-
tended Madero at any time during
the day.
Streets Were Flower-Strcvn.
His passage to the station could be |
traced by the flower-strewn Streets
and the space about the train in the |
sheds was carpeted with Jas
mines which were brought to the |
capital his morning from Cordlo ex-
pressly for the purpose
President Madero processes to have
the utmost confidence in his ability
to restore absolute peace throughout /
the country within short time. He
does not believe that he counter rev.
olution can possibly succeed.
JaiIs Filled With Prisoners.
He begins his administration with /
dozens OF political prisoners in his
jails. and IL the efforts OF the police |
are rewarded there will be many more
there within the next few days. The |
of the plot continued
today. but without important devel- |
opments.
Tonight President Madero and
Mrs. Madero established themselves
at Tehauntepec.