Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-28

WILL BE MExIcos NEW REPRE-
SENTATIVE AT WASHINGTON.
DE IA BARRA IN CABINET


Mexico City, March 27.-Coincident
with the ofiicfa1 announcement of g.
new Dfaz cabinet today came that of
the appointment of Manuel De Zaca-
ma coma e. Inclan as ambassador to the
United States, succeeding francisco
Leon De La; Barra, named secretary of
foreign affairs.
Dehesa for Secretary Of interior.
In the cabinet the office of secretary
of the interior was left vacant. Specu.
1ation as to its incumbent still, favored
Teodoro pehesa. governor of Vera
Cruz and candidate for vice president
at the last election.
cosio Remains in War Department.
General Cosio retains the portfolio
Of the department of war.
The cabinet as at present constituted
Foreign relations, Francisco Leon De
La Barra.
Interior, pending.
Justice Demetrio Sodi.
Public instruction, Jorge Vera Esta-
mol
Fomento, Manuel Marroauin y Rive
Communications and public works,
Norbeto Dominguez.
Finance, Jose Yves Limantour, in
cumbent
war and marine, General Manuel
Gonzales Cczio, incumbent
Mr.. ZacamAconas p. Inclan is the
governments financial A4ent in Lon
don, where he has been stationed for
the last two years.
No Attention to Peace Overtures.
Ell Paso, Tex, March 27.-"The in
SurrectOs are rocrganfzing their forces,
drilling their men, providing them with
ample ammunition and distributing
stores with a view to carrying on the
war to q decisive issue No attention
lures for peace Madero is anxious to
show the widespread extent of the rev.
oluti0n and thus to win recognition of
belligerency from all the nations"
This information was giveh out by
the Ell Paso revolutionary junta today
provisional president Of the insurrec-
tos.
Madsro Not After Office.
New Orleans, March 27.-That no
member OF the Madsro family would
participate az q candidate for ONCE in
the election which they exrect win fol-
low the termination OFT the revolution
statement made by francisco Madero.
father of the rebel chieftaili. who pass
ed through this city today en- route to
San Antonio with his son, Gustavo
Madero.
s'Werlsins for Peaee," Says Elder Ma
deros
We are working for peace now and
will try to concfliate the warring fac
tons" continued Madero.
American Shot in Leg.
Mexfcali. March 27.-General Simon
Berthold the American socialist Lead
or OF the rebels in Lower California,
was shot in the leg and one rebel was
KILLED in a. sl<irmishswith Mexican fed
erals at Alamoa Pass. Is mi}es south
of Mexicali.
Women and Children in Mountains.
washington, March 27.-In response
to appeals from Brieadier General Bliss
at San Diego, Cal, for relief for the
destitute refugees of the Mexican revo
luton iri Lower California, the Ameri-
can National Red Cross today te1e-
graphed $1,000.
The refugees, of whom 4s are women
of the mountains about 3b miles from
San Diego. General Bliss reports. A
detachment of American troops is on
the scene, giving all assistance possible
to shelter the refugees.
Another Rsverse for Rebels.
Parral, Mexico, March 27.-When the
demand of two hundred or more in
surrectos for the Surrender Of Inde was
refused last week by the jefe politico
a FIRE that lasted five hours was di-
rected on the town. The rebels lost
eight men and then retreated to the
mountains.
Federal Slaughter 1T La Colorado.
Hermosillo, Mexico, March 27.-The
revolutionary force that took La Col
orAdo 40 miles from here, was well
received by the Inhabitants. When the
rebels heard of the approach of fed
erals from this city they marched out
to meet them, leaving q guard OF so
men in the town.
The federals approached the town
from another way and were met by
the guard of 50 men only. These were
about half Pima Indians. At the first
fire from the guard Is foderals fell
dead. The guard finally retreated,
% federals.
To Drive Rebels from Lower cafifor-
Tecate Lower California, Mexico,
March 27.-The arrival Of Lieutenant
Colonel Basque from Ensenada with
two hundred soldiers and many wo-
men, and the arrival tomorrow of Col
onel Magoyot with three hundred more
men, two mountain guns and two ma
chine guns, will complete the forces
assembling here to wage a campaign
against the rebels in Lower California.
The campaign includes an attack on
the rebels at sMexicali. The orders are
to clean up the country.
Tecate is the strategic center for the
campaign. 1t is midway between the
MIA.