New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
MADERO HEARS D|Az
WILL RESIGN TO-DAY
Insurgent Leader Not to Start
for Mexico City Before
Sunday.
scOFFS At RUMORS OF PLOTS
Refuses Armed Guard on Journey
Works in Harmony with
De la Barra-Corral
Out of Office.

Iuarez Mex, May % -conadent!a! 1d-
vices e the revolut!onist leaders here are
70 the effect that the resignation OF Fres!-
sent D.az will be presented 20 the Mexican
Congress tomorrow. It IF not expected
that Il will be accepted before SATURDAY
and Madero is not planning 10 start for
Mexico City before SUNDAY.
News that vice-President Corrals resig-
nation had been rendered was received to-
day
Madero is just beginning 70 realize the
strength OF the revolutionary movement ne
created kilograms have been pouring N
at his headquarters for the last few days
concentrating him on the success OF the
revolution and saying that hundreds OF
men are az his disposal for further instruc-
tons The messages are from all parts OF
Mexico including the southern and central
portions
! TAX Of counter revolution was heard
again to-day, accompanied by rumors OF
plots by the Cientiico party in Mexico CITY
/ the proni.ouous use Of money 10 accom-
plish Maderos downfall and the possibility
/ of a mshap to his train on its Journey
southwark Some of Madero's friends
/ think he should take at least two hundred
armed mon with him. but the leader HIM
self SCOTS al the idea. saving he will have
only civilian escort. II is probable, how
ever that n pilot locomotive will precede
the Madero train to watch for dynamite
bombs or other impediments
To Suppress Brieandaee.
An indication that Madero already is
working in close harmony with Senior de Ia
Barra is the frequent exchange OF messages.
Madero was advised to-day for instance.
that an attack on Hermosillo was contem-
plateG. and money was demanded because
OF strained relations between the federal
officers there and the revolutionists He at
once communicated with Sehor de Ia Barra
about speedy relief for conditions there.
Some active work for the insurgents. it is
believed is not far off Reports are re-
ceiyeG frequently at Madero's headquarters
Of the ravages Of bandits in the interior
Fortunate Herida. a notorious bandit, is
accused in report which came to-day OF
robbine mine owned by Tsrribs Brothers
at san Jose do Garcia, Sonora, of gold
bullion worth $4,000.
Little fear that the return Of General
Reyes will have a disturbing effect in Mex
lCO Is ueIu Dy Mduelo. lie issued the lOl.
lowing statement Tonight. commenting or
interviews with General Reyes at Havana:
The declarations Of General Reyes made
al Havana are extremely tranQuiliizins 10
those who saw in him danger 10 the public
peace. | personally never entertained such
fears. but it pleases me that he has ex-
pressed himself in such explicit terms be.
cause he thus facilitates our work of pact.
fving the country and adds TO our con-
fdence.
with all Mexcans united and inspired
by the highest patriotic sentiment. which
at the present time guides all parties, eradi-
eating. as General Reyes we'll says, all
sorts OF personal ambitions, there is no
doubt that Mexico very soon will repose in
peace. the prejudices which have caused
the revolution being swept aside, and the
country developing rapidly under the new
regime OF hoped for liberty