The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-23
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leans were reported In Torreon. and
fear for their safety is felt.
Peace FinnIly. ReIpn,

aLL
Juarez. Mex. May 22.-Peace relgns
supreme In Northern Mexico tonight.
where news OF the signing of a peace
agreement last night has penetrated.
The only disquieting reports to-day
were private advices from Mexico City
that members of the "Cientinco" party,
deposed because of the Maderista
movement. were thinking of starting
a revolution against the latter.
Trouble from the J.CIentinco" ele-
ment. It is admitted here. Is expected.
but whether 1t will take the form Of
armed revolt after Madero assumes
power is not yet clear.
The insurrecto troops may be kept
at the various garrisons In Mexico for
q few months in readiness for trouble,
but no definite plans along that line
have been formed by Senior Madero.
Senior Madero and his present chiefs
to-day discussed tho makeup of the
new Cabinet which is to surround
Senior de la Barra. the incoming Pro-
v%isionel President. The most satisfy
Ing news TO them was the receipt of
a message from Ernesto Madero at
Monterey. announcing hat he would
accept the portfolio of finance This
Cabinet slate predicted by the Asso-
ctated Press recently remains intact.
Those who have accepted portfolios
thus far are:
Minister Of Finance, Ernesto Madero
Minister of Colonization and Indus
try. Manuel Calero.
Minister of Public Utilities. Manuel
Bonilla.
Minister of Public Instruction. Or.
Francisco Nasquez Gomez.
Minister OF Interior Administration,
Emilio Vasquez Gomez,
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which has been offered 10 Senor Vas
quez Tagle. a lawyer of Mexico City,
has not yet been accepted by him on
account OF Ill health. Should he be
unable to take the post. 1t is said
Rafael Hernandez. q cousin of Fran
cisco i. Nadero, Jr.. and one Of the go
betweens in the peace negotiations,
may be named.
DIR. Francisco Vasquez Gomez left
here tonight for San Antonio. Tex.
where he Will meet his family and
journey on to Mexico City three days
later.
The news that President Diaz mignt
retire on Wednesday or Thursday of
,his week Increased the activity OF
Senior Madero in preparing for his de-
parture to the Mexican capital. Should
the Mexican railway line from here
southwark still be out of commission
by the end of the week. II is likely
that Senior Madero will go through
San Antonio and Laredo. Tex. War
rants held BY American officers for
violating the neutrality avs when he
was In American territory have been
waived. and he has been assured OF
unmoiested passage through Texas.
Entimntes of Dead.
Revised estimates to-day OF the cas-
ualties OF the battle. of Juarez place
the total number killed at $50. with
about $50 wounded. OF these. the Fed
erals are believed to have lost $50
Killed and 100 wounded.
The dundee are getting excellent
treatment at the hands of The Mexican
White Cross and the Red Cross. and
only about a half-dozen deaths OF
wounds have been recorded since the
battle.
The number OF dead was far out of
proportion to those wounded as bat
Ties generally go. but General Niljoen,
who fought with the Beers, and has
been military adviser to Senior Madero,
declared that the heavy loss in killed
was Inevitable on account of the close
range of the fire.