Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20

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M'Ni'u Cuy. rrb 2p tn, N,xicun
capital vlH iu STATE ~ uncertainty
this morning iu regard Co the tat, ot
head. ui Jh. uld tuuiui-tra.l ION cen.
rfal lIurrti' order pTr,,nting ihr u,..
uurtuf" ut Iruurt.,p Niud,Iu gave.
fia' tu many rumurs aud conjecture.
d'InN hIir tn attitude col Ilputa tud
'i"m'y headers Of tho suuthtfn aud
fufih iu i.b,l~. ls u,tastuuiug uuN-
i"tt. IN" closest estimates obtamablr
ot th' casualties during ihv Iightlng
in 10. streets show that about $1,000
persons N'r' Killed and 1000 wound
"d Th"S' are not gov rum"ut Zig
ur"s. nor " 900 the government h., able
tu make any rrliuhlr calculation. In
most ease" uu official r-rords were
k"pi ui th" bodies which wet
burned
Numerous Instances are known "a
which whole families are Killed 10y
,Npiudiug shells. or o. the penetrating
lire ui nit, hin, gums. The great ma.
inrity or m" dead were non-cumbit-
ants. Including large proportion ol
women and children. Estimates as|
To the loss of the property are u"c"s-
tary .udtyurltt There b. no dOunt
that the damage amounts To maly
millions These are the days OF tu-
RitiNes. The families Of those who
stood high ia favor with Madero have
fled fFom the city. The wife of the
'N-pr's.dcut has gone uo further
than their ranch, 90 suburb. hut the
ether mtmbyrS ut the family are sup
posed 90 10" iu Vera cruz. u b. said
an, 'y-pr'aidrut was Co hH drpuri'd
from Vera cruz much us purilrio binZ
MAS sent away and mat hIS exile was
iu hr e -uhstltui, tor 90 trial Tor the
murder ut colonel Ekcruu. whom hr|
wac accused ul killing at the uuU ni
hi- arrest 300 th national palace.
TN" formal accusation wa made
guiu~' him Dos Attorney Carlos Sdl-
Ii. before Uh. attorney general o.
thr republic. aud % Vac declared that
the ,nIrE. vas Geo hv lett prudiHs
-houlu h. attempt tu return Geo tu' Co.,
public. Another report Nus thut tur
government uu- considering on" 1000.
Instability "i bringing him before q
Iuugcy commission.
Numur- that Jll was not going Nril
h,Iu.ru General llurrta and FrlN
bug were discounted today hN
iu.. 'nHf th, two h"lt frequent con
terrence. regarding lho conduct ui a'.
ia.r. uuI often addressed ,Hrh uth'f
rs ig"Ir riIst ugm,s
United states Ambassador Wilson
who hl, taken such 30 keen interest
u the establishment uI th" new Jd'
mnt.tiliIuu. Mas n counsel vi,H
lwh G,u,rI iIu'rI ana Wu2 tud
wg. made tlt. recipient cot truuk cone
fmruut# 90, both The ,HUuci 81
first agreed upon by llu"rta ana O.d@
was continued in am respects "Nrrri
Gao connection with tho ministry "i Co.
rance Iu which EspuiNal phrog"u Wds
tuhstItui,d Tor carlos - de- tOstu.
Tho names for the portfolios were
ga rEr,trd partly Pos bin1 aud pHr'lN
tt Iu.tIa
MAJ Wn Run ror President.
I,hN bIiy VIII enter ihr race l"l
tnr prr.id,urs Probably General
Ilu,fp WI not run AGAINST him. ems
reason Vny nIul mud' no effort ,"
.,,ur. ih, provisional presidency iui
. MIN rlI vt. h'r wish O." 10" 'uui'N
: freo Go organize uud direct his puU'
I tho coming campaign
General llurrta regards himself 1907
nothing more than uruNlSiohtl
pr,sidout dnd declared today ina
general elections VIII br held prump'-
lv for selecting q permanent Hanh-
i-tration
"Thr IIu,rtl administration h1-
made NO. plans co., promises oT l~ 81
handicapped hN promises mad" ny
THN nu2." declared us leader TO-
.lt hrgus na busmras admins.
trluon. promising unthiug muT. ihHl
good government
General Iluyrti- cabinet win i1h.
tho upth ui office tonight nud tht
Inuttur business ni lho suyrtnm'n'
,.U then hp resumed. bispatrh'H
rnm th, Interior today told ut the
activity of IupataiStas az various
poIuts aud of fresh uprisings ln the
stat. ot TmX,uH headed hN the cN-
governor or ludulgo. Although wilt
ing 10 cunc tu reasonable terms with
thr rebels. ,hc new administration a.
determined 30 use the army for the
,uppresslnu uf independent anarchw-
tir hands which have hlthcrto count
cd ON tho support of thus" whose s"i"
object WAS tho removal nt Mad"rn.
The hclirf hogan 40 spread this at
tsrunun thut the hour ut r'priNhls
mad passrd with the execution oi Gus
tuvo Mudcro. although General llucr-
tn's action iu OBTAINING the eX-prrsi-
dent aroused some suspicion. All the
hanks were open today aud street
car service was partly resumed b''
lief that the danger uf foreign lntcr-
vrntlnn lu Mexico is over, b. express
ed hy IA. newspapers. n is popular
a. bcuovcd that the foreign nations
win max. mo- objection Co recognition
eff the Now government since 4ll con
siitutional forms have heen properly
observed Tho supreme court today
Tormaliy rutined the change.
IN an effort to satisfy popular