Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-06-02

Juarez, Mexico, May 25.-Whether
Francisco i. Madero will be able TO
proceed to Mexico City so lang as rail-
road traffic near there is interfered
with, was considered at the insurrec-
to leaders headquarters today. The
news from Mexico City thai the in
surrectos were still destroying railroad
and Geographic communication, visi-
bly, caused much disquietude here.
The plan to run a locomotive a short
distance ahead of the Madero train TO
scout for bombs has caused comment.
"A spectacle of the latest liberator
Of the country going to Mexico City un-
der an armed protection against bombs
is not the pleasantest omen" said an
insurrecto. The reason for any op-
position to Madero lies In the jealousy
of certain revolutionary elements who
resent the power ssumed by Senior
Madero and DR.. Gomez in naming the
cabinet and otherwise forming the
personnel of the government which is
to succeed Diaz."
Rebel Still Active.
Figueroa, the insurrecto chief operat-'
ing near Cuernavaca, although in en-
tire sympathy with Madero, will not,
lag down his arms unit! Madcro Is
safely arrived in Mexico City, accord;
ing to advices received by Madero to-
day.
Upon learning that General Samuel
Garcia Cuellar, the federal general who
fought against Madero at Casas,
Grandes, intended TO retire from the
army, Senior Madero Sent the following
telegram to him.
The country needs the military,
services, powerful and valiant OF such.
men as you, and with that idea in mind,
permit me to voice a general senti-,
ment l will be greatly pleased to see
you remain in active service.
"Franciso /. Madero."
Both revolutionary and federal
wounded each received s. in
Mexican money today from the pro-
visional government.
Diaz Ready to Quit.
Confidential adyiceS to revolutionists
are to the effect that the resignation
of President DiaZ will be presented to
the Mexican congress his afternoon.
1t is not expected that it will be ac-
cepted before Saturday.
Diaz e expected 20 sc 30 the cham
Der personally. Accompanying him
will be the famous presidential guards,
and his visit will be attended by all
those ceremonies ordinarily observed.
Just prior to the resignation Of the
president it is expected all the mem
bers of the present cabinet, with the
exception of Minister of Foreign Rela-
tons De la Barra, will resign. Their
letters of resignation will be delivered
to Minister De la Barra for transmits
sion to the president. ,
When General Dia will leave Mex
leo is not generally known. but it is
certain not many days will elapse after
his resignation. With him will go his
entire family, including his son., Por-.
G..@ q H. lA. bA~- 1911 a
that the journey to France would be
made on an ordinary steamer. but to-,
day the French legation, acting upon;
the request of the French colony, asked
its government to place a cruiser at
the generals DISPOSAL.
New Cabinet Named.
Mexico City, May 25.-Ofdcial an
nouncement was mad last night that
with the exception of the department
OF justice the new cabinet had been
agreed on as follows:
Finance-Ernesto Madero.
Interior-Emilo Vasquez Gomez.
Instruction-Dr. Francisco Vasquez
Gomez.
Fomento-Manua1 Calero.
War-General Eugenio Rascon.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bonilla.
Foreign Relations fsub-secretary)-
Bartoleme Carabajal y Rosas.
Rafael Hernandez Madero probably,
will be agreed upon as the minister
Of justice. He was suggested by Ma
dero.
Ernesto Madero is the youngest man
in the new cabinet, being but 80 years
old. He is an uncle of Francisco t.
Madero and probably the wealthiest
of the Madero family. He is a banker
and was a member of the government
commission named to devise a means
for establishing the country's currency.