The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-02-22

lUe nedu III tne OlplOn.atlc corps maUe
an address of a stercotyped nature,
which was replied to by the President
n very horid style. Huerta prom
'sed great things for the republic under
tho new government
When the salute of guns was fired
after the ceremonies there was much
excitement. as 1t was thought that the
battle was on again. Again. in the
evening, when there was firing. the
populacc was aroused by the thought
that the fighting of the past two weeks
had been renewed
There is,a feeling here tonight that
Madero's life will not be spared. Gen
Huerta insists that whatever IL done
Will be done legally. since civil authority
has been restored. He has informed
Sonora Nadcro that the l!fe of her his-
band IL in no immediate danger
There Is no assurance among Ma
dero's friends. however. that he will
not meet the fate Of his brother Gus
tavo. The Federal courts now enter
tain three charges against the ex-
President. lie has been formally ac-
cused of numbering Col. Riverol and
Gen. Ruiz and of embezzling $4,000. 900
gold from the public treasury.
The latest report received here to-
night was that Gen. Ambrosio Figueroa
Inspector General OF Rurales, has re-
volted and that he has 1000 men in
the state Of Guerrero who are we'll sup
piled with ammunition. Gen. Figueroa
was a supporter of Porfrio Diaz and
'of Madero. He refuses to recognize the
new Government asserting that Madero
was betrayed.
Gen. Jose Nelasco. commanding the
Federal troops at Vera Cruz, has re-
pudiated Huerta and has taken the field
In the interests OF the deposed Presi-
dent. Nelasco is making his head
quarters at Orizaba Gen. Huerta has
sent three trainloads of troops and four
machine guns against Nelasco.
1t appears that Federal comma nde ~
generally have been badly informed as
to the extent Of the disaster to the
Madero government Velasco rose
after hearing a story that the Maderos
had been permitted to leave the country.
To-day a group Of anti -Madero Sena-
tors. headed by Obregon and Ostos. went
before the Attorney General and ac-
cused Madero and Suarez. the ex- Vice
President. of looting the treasury and
of hiding the money in the houses Of
their friends. The funds are being
searched for by Huerta.
May Overlook One killing.
The Government seems willing to
overlook the killing OF Lieut.-Co Riv-
erol, but appears insistent that Madero
be tried for the killing OF the aged Gen.
Ruiz, who was shot to death in the Ma
tional Palace at Madero's orders on the
first day of the revolt. Ambassador Will
son has been told by Gen. Huerta that
he IF int inc
punishment has been aba andoned
While the people wait upon the Gov
ernment's decision regarding Madero
alarming reports have been received
from the provinces az to revolts In four
States against the temporary Govern
ment Dispatches received here to-day
state that Sonora. Aqua Calientes, Goa
hula and Nueva Leon have declined to
recognize Huerta's authority and are
preparing To fight Huerta and his Cabi-
net are planning TO send troops against
the rebellious Governors Chihuahua in
reported to be on the point OF revolt. al
though the Consul at Chihuahua tele-
graphs that Gen. Rabaga has recognized
the new Government and that Gov.
Abraham Gonzales will be deposed. II
was said that Alberto Madero and Gov.
Gonzales are already under arrest
The Government gives out that il is
receiving the allegiercc OF rebel leaders.
Gen. Pascual Orozco will come to the
capital with his friends David de Ia
Fuentc and Cara Aldabe. who have re-
Ceived Cabinet portfolios. 1t is said also
that Iapata will consent to remain
peaceful.
At Vera Cruz where Gen. Bcltran is
believed TO be in command, the authori-
hn Iapli tn. hA
Hucrta government. and have not
obeyed an order that the prisoners taken
N the revolt IA few months ago be
liberated
The new Govcrnmen, got under way
to-day. The Cabinet took charge Of
their posts The Americans and for
sign residents have returned To their
homes and business is starting hope
fully.
IL is believed that Gen. portirio Diaz
will soon arriv. here. although nobody
believes that he will again be a can
didatc for the Presidency or that he will
take an active part in public affairs
Fate OF MndcrO on Al Lips.
The happenings Of tho past twenty
four hours have been Of thrilling in
terest. The people are thronglng the
streets talking OF little else than the
probable fate Of Francisco ]. Madero,
SuareZ. the "N-Nice- President, and other
MaderiStas now in prison and under
grave charges
civil authority Vas restored IN name
at least, when members Of the Cabinet
took the oath of office At + NJ yes
terday IN the salon Of the National
Palace. Gen. liuerta, the provisional
President, Gen. Felix DiaZ Gen. Blan-
quet, the Cabinet Ministers and the
principal officials Of the new Govern
ment entered the palace through the
Puerta de Honor
Soldiers guarded the approaches to
the palace and We're posted in the
Tocalo, but they had little difficulty in
enforcing order, The people made a
holiday and gave every evidence Of en-
thusiastic approval of the new Gov
ernment,
The ceremony in the salon was sim
pie. The Ministers took the stereotyped
oath OF loyalty to the republic, The
provisional President. accompanied by
Gen. Banquet and Gen. Diaz and the
Cabinet drove in coaches to the arse
nal and reviewed the forces that had
helped Daz unhorse the Madero Govern