The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-12
MADERO NAMES
! III HIS ADVISERS
Sets Up Capital In Conquer
Cd City,.
MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED

Head of Troops TO Give battle 10
Rabsso. Who Is HurryIns With Re.
Infercements From chihuahua.
Tessns Flock to Provisional Capt
tsI Of Republic.
Ell Paso, Tex. May 1s.-with
Juares in their possession the Next.
can insurrsctos set up their pro
visional government and Francis Ma.
dero announced his cabinet The
members are: DR.. velasouez Gomez,
minister Of foreign relations; Gusta.
vo Madeto, brother Of Francisco, Jr..
minister Of finance; Venus Tiano Car.
rama, minister of war; Frederico
Gonzales Cara, minister OF the in.
terror; Pho Suarez, minister Of jus
tice; Juan Sanchez Azcona, secre.
tAry' to the president. The insurrecto
scabinet WIN at once devote rs ener.
gies to seeking recognition from the
various foreign governments.
The announcement Of the cabinet
appointments followed the meeting of
the chiefs and advisers in Madero's
headquarters. II was decided that
Secretary of. War Carrsnza will have
charge of the railways and tele-
graphs. Secretary OF Interior Gomez
will be In charge of the mail service.
Secretary of the Treasury Madero
VIII direct the affairs OF the custom
house. An effort is being made to
have the custom house opened as
soon as possible in order that sup
plies may be taken to Juarez from
El Paso.
.Importations will be permitted TO
pass unchallenged providing the
proper menifests are presented to
Collector Sharpe Of the United States
custom house.
The captured city was opened TO
the public from FL Paso. and thou.
sands Hooked to the rebel capital OF
Mexico. Automobiles. bicycles, street.
cars and every known mode OF trans
poratlon was utilized. a.s.
Madero Addresses Soldiers.
A 'goodly part of the .insurFecto
army. paraded in the streets around
the presidential and Medero gave a
short talk TO them. Peace talk is
still under way. and every EFFORT Is
being made by Branift and obregon,
the, two go-betweens. to induce Diaz
to call truce temporarily. With the
insurrectos In possession OF Juarez
and the orders having been issued to
the United States troops to permit
them toimport provisions and medical
supplies, they are not anxious to
start an offensive campaign at once,
but having knowledge that General
Rabaso and federal reinforcements
are coming from chihuahua, orozco
and almost the entire force now In
Juarez, together with all forces he
can call in from the south, will leave
today TO meet him and give battle.
Martial law has been proclaimed
and Guadalupe Gonzales provisional
governor Of Zacatecas, has been ap-
pointed to be military commander
and mayor OF Juares. Police patrols
are riding through all parts OF the
town and are preserving order There
was no rioting or disorder IN the
town, as the men were thoroughly
tired from their three days and
nights Of lighting. That order was
restored out Of chaos IN the remark
able short time after the town was
taken is tribute TO the oficers who
were in charge.
Troublesome Questions Settled.
The, insurrectos hold all points In
the northwest. Colonel steever, com.
mandIng the ,pnited States border
guard. was advised by the war de-
partment that he might permit food
and medical supplies TO Be sent to
the insurrectos in Juarez. This set
ties a question that has been trou-
bling the insurrectos and people OF
El Paso- The stock OF provisions in
JuaFez IL small and II was known
that these wopld soon be exhausted.
For the nfst time shortly after
Christmas, the old church in Juarez
opened for worship. Candles were
lighted on the altar of Old Guadalupe
and the people have been streaming
through the entrances TO pray before
that altar, Among them were the
Tarahusbard Indians, who worshlped
for the hrst time in . cathedral. An
ineebsant changing OF old mission
church bells is kept up. Rebels take
turns at the ropes of the old bells