New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-30
MADERO To LEAVE
D|AzS FATE TO COURT
Believed in Capital Death Sen
tenCe Will Be Carried
Out at Vera Cruz.
COL. ORDAZ A PRISONER
Insurgent Activity Shows Peace
in Republic Is Still Remote
Minor Officers of the
Army Revolt.

Mexico City, Oct. 29.-Presldent
Madero will interfere no more in the
case Of General Felix Diaz, who has
been condemned to death at Vera Cruz.
This statement was made by the For
eign Minister, Senior Lascurain, at the
Foreign Office tonight. He said that
the entire matter was now in the hands
OF the Supreme Court, which will de-
eide the question Of Jurisdiction.
The President, Senior Lascurain
added, is disposed TO abide entirely
by the law.
General Diaz and his associates Will
be executed at Vera Cruz by decree Of
the court martial. according to ru-
NOR which reached the capital to-day
There is reason 10 believe that they
were placed in Can Juan de Ulloa
prison to-day.
Colonel Diaz Ordaz. chief ally in the
Diaz revolt, who escaped in the con-
fusion on the day Of the fighting, was
captured last night ten miles from
Vera Cruz. The small force Of rebels
who followed IN to the hills are still
at large.
With the capture Of Ordaz the gov
eminent expresses the belief that the
Diaz revolt is entirely ended, but re-
ports from various parts Of the re-
public indicate that much time must
elapse before the complete restoration
Of peace in Mexico.
Tuxpan and Ozuluama are the CEN
tres OF the revolt in the coast region
between Vera Cruz and Tampico,
where a rising is headed by minor off,
GERS Of the regular army. A gunboat
will proceed from Vera Cruz TO Tux
pan and cooperate with a land ex-
petition at that point. Local and for
eign companies at Tuxpan and in the
adjacent territory are the victims Of
forced loans.
General Orozco, with a small force,
Is now on the Santo Domingo ranch
in the northern part Of the State Of
Coahuila. Cheche Campos is operating
In the neighborhood OF TOrreon, to the
south OF which another station on the
line of the Mexican Central has been
burned and the railroad cut, making
necessary another suspension of traffic
north OF Zacatecas Two stations on
the line to GuadalaJara have been
sacked. .. ,..
In the State of Morelos the Zapatist
activities are complicated slightly by
the rising Of a small garrison of gov
eminent troops at Yautepec, and the
State OF Tlaxcala offers a new phase
by a conflict between the rurales and
ity Of the election Of the Governor.
The rising In Yucatan will require an
energetic campaign.
FL Paso, Tex, oct. 29-The rebel leader
Antoine Rojas has begun his former bri-
grandage in American settlements OF the
Casas Grandes region. according 10 refu-
gees arriving to-day. Rojas Is holding A.
u. Salisbury for 5000 ransom. Salisbury
is a wealthy ranchman OF Colnia Pa
checo, a Mormon settlement, but is not a
Mormon Other Americans have been re-
leased on the payment of smaller ran
SONS.
Saltillo, Mexico, Oct. 29.-Thirty-eight
rebels OF General Orozco's army have
been executed on the Blocker ranch, near
here, under suspension OF the guarantees.
The men were taken prisoners in Skin
mish and lined up the next morning with
out even the formality OF asking their
names and shot. Ten rebels were killed
In the skirm!sh.
Information OF the presence Of the reb-
els was brought TO the federals by VIII
lam Jennings, one Of the owners OF the
ranch.