Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-22
Peace Terms sisned.


Juarez, May 22.-Onicially designat-
ed representatives OF the Mexican gov
ernment and the revolutionists late
last night signed peace agreement in
tended to end the hostilities in Mex
leo.
Tho covering only the principal
points negotiated thus far, the agree
ment practically records the conces-
sions by the government Of those de-
mands which started. on Nov. 20 last,
armed revolution in Mexico. kilograms
announcing the signing of the agree
ment were dispatched thruout Mexico
to revolutionary and federal leaders.
Constitutional restrictions prevent
ed the inclusion in the agreement of
permitted to suggest, to- various state
governors and likewise. the TACT that
six Of the eight members ~ The new
cabinet have been chosen by the revo-
lutionists. but the agreement records
that President Diaz and Vice Presi-
dent Corralt- will resign and that the
government IL to concentrate its at
tentions on desired reforms. q
In tho city Of Juarez, on the 21st day
Of May, 1911, In thu customs house, Sc
nor Don FRANCISCO. s.. Carbajal, repre-
senting the government Of Gen. Porfrio
Diaz: DR.. Francisco Xasquez Gomez.
Don Francisco I. .Madero., and Don Jose
Maria Pfno Suarez, as the representa-
tives Of the revolutionary forces. hav-
ing gathered to treat about the method
of effecting cessation Of hostilities in
the entire national territory, and con-
sidering:
L.. That Senior Gen. Porfirio Diaz
has manifested his resolution Of re-
signing the presidency Of the republic
before the end Of the present month;
and
2.-That bona fde news is at hand
that Roman Corral will resign the vice
presidency of the republic within the
same period; and,
8. That, by the administration OF
law, Senor francisco Leon de Ia Barra,
the present minister of foreign rela-
tions of the government OF Senor Gen.
Diaz, will assume for the interim the
power Of the executive Of the nation,
and will call the general elections ac-
cording to the terms of the constitu-
ton; and,
Abide BY Public Opinion.
4. That the national government
will study the conditions Of the public
opinion in the actually to satisfy these
conditions with the provisions OF the
constitution and will come to an agree
ment conducive to Identifying the
losses directly caused by the revolu-
ton.
Therefore, the two parties represent
ed in this conference, In view OF the
previous considerations, have agreed
to formulate the following agreement:
From today on hostilities which
have existed in the entire national ter
ritory Of the republic shall cease be-
tween the forces Of the government
and those Of the revolution, these
forces to be dismissed in proportion
as in each state the necessary steps
are taken to re-establish and guaran-
tee tranquility and public order.
AS soon as possible the reconstruc-
ton or repair Of telegraph and railway
lines hitherto interrupted shall be be-
gun.
Troops to Be Disbandsd.
The troops will be disbanded pro-
portionately as each state Is. restored
to tranquility. AS the revolution ir
many states has been melted by the
opposition to the governors. the re-
tention Of armed forces until the new
governors are installed constitutes q
practical guarantee that the Issue will
not be evaded.
Francisco I. Madero, Jr.. will remain
here five or six days longer. He viii
start for Mexico City via Chih1ahua
and Torreon Immediately after Presi.
dent Dias has resigned. In Mexico
City he will confer with Senor de Is
Barra about the question. OF the gov.
ernors.. the new cabinet and the law,
which It is hoped can be formulated
before congress adjourns covering dig
puted points for which legislation II
the only remedy. - j. Is.
Revolt at Tshauntspie.
Salina Cruz, Mexico May 22.-The
river port Of Tehauntspec has risen h
|popuiar revoit. Ts,is ;ssfss s;ssfss poiiticio ,ar.
rived here today ON foot. The otliSl
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