Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-09
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Mexico City, MAY S. With no 9TH
or informa,ior ,han ,ha. .,,,..., a..
a. -
'"e o.'a'eu rress oespa'shes re-
sarulhs the KALEIDOSCOPE changes at
Juhrez. government officials tonight
are Detfaying compts' bvwilder-
ment. IL was with the utmost conn
piScency that they viewed the situa-
tlon this morning.
iheN We're coniideit the manifesto
Wouid prove so satisfactory 10 Madero
'iiht peace hesouatiors would be re-
suiheu ana at the foreign office II was
announced arrangements for the re-
newai OK peace negotiations had be.
gun.
Later came the naws that an attack
on Juafez had begun ana The uneaaI-
ness created by this news gave place
TO Satisfaction when II appeared that
Madero mad been able 10 control his
men ana that he and General Navarro
hau ARRANGED an arlaistlee. That the
peace hesotiations, tisn announced
Tor crock nag oeen afrangai Tor.
Was news received with distinct re-
hei' ihs ieeiins, however, VAS dis
sipateo when 'here came the report
,nat = seheral allh.k was ~ progress,
ana alarhi was manifested Mhnn "
was reported tnat uenerai Navarro
ifillisei hau Deeh wounaeu.
General Diaz tonight sons.'ltei WIN
.he munster OF war Ali other mem
nors ol ms cabinet resaruing the new
.urh oi aiiairs, IN otticidl cireles
20 poin'eu ou, ,nat Ms.usro ''ils utter
NUN ueihohs'iu,eu "hdt the s"Vern-
hlnB-.hat ne is unable y control me
army ne mas sathereo iose'her anu
that on this account me greatest
ihehace is hharchy fa.htl tnuh clNi'
war. IL was suggested eaat II ne is
unapie 70 controi tiie nsh Inter nis
iihiheuia,e command ihere n''ie
uhnnce that ne wouiu DC upie 70 uireet
.nose oahus now eohuuctihg 'ieir oaih-
P",shs ~ o'ner p"r.s oi ,he republic
~ aeisnse oi 'he Diaz Hianiiesto or
heias saio was inns aaaiehiai cons
uitoh 'ie presiueht iortsa" ana en-
ueaVorea 10 avert
Inc actiNi,y az the Var department
thls morning was sun evident ana 'he
conversation OF army oli'scrs was Oh
put peace.
IN spite Oh ulsquleting reports from
lhe pofdef they YET Expressed cohii-
dehce IN the ability OF the ledeiai
army TO meet the situation. AT the
department ana throughout the city
the coming OF General bernardo
Reyes from Europe was topic lre-
luehtiy discussed ana II now appears
mat onlcial Mexico looks 10 that war |
rlor more than TO anyone else lor tlle |
paellleation or the country.
The manifesto OF Generhl Dlaz IS
sued last night ana posted throughout
ne city this morning after relating az
ength the details OF the reforms al
'eady In course OF enactment or
planned, the events leading up 10 the
iegotiations for peace, ana the rp"
continent OF commissioner by The
government, continues In part:
The result of this private initiative
vas. as is known. an agreement ipr
he suspension OF hostilities concluded
between the general In command OF
he federal forces at Juarez ana The
ebel leaders of that region, that dnr-
ng the truce thus arranged. the gov
onditions or basis on which order
fnment might learn the proposed
night be restored.
The government named a delegate
n the person Of distinguished
ustice of the supreme court. to whom
Instructions were given conceived in |
$ broad spirit OF liberality and con-
ord as was compatible with the dig
lty of the republic ana the stability
{ the very peace which II was sought
D bring about.
''The governments good will and its
vident desire to make ample conces-
Ions and afford effective guarantees