The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-02-26

Governments version of the killing OF
Madero and Pine Suarcz. 1t was gem
orally admitted that no other course
| could have been pursued, for IL the
Ambassador had lent tho weight OF his
official Judgment to the feeling against
the murders serious trouble would have
resulted.
But with the Government protesta-
tions of its ability to cope with the
great task that confroNts it, in spite
Of the great arrays OF soldiers in the
capital and the sending of detachments
to all parts Of the country, tho Huerta
control is not vet founded upon "A rock
and the problem of maintaining il IL O
grave one.
The Government announced to- night
| that the zapstistas had come over to
them and would help in restoring order.
A conference was held between leaders
Of the two factions and they agreed
that the former rebel forces should
return TO their respective States.
The Zapatistas. 1t In announced. will
work Tor Huerta in the States Of
Morelos, Mexico and Puebla. To-day
regiments of Federal troops were sent
north to Join the garrisons along the
border. They will put down disturb
ances and uprisings that are reported
In those districts.
| Say Trace Cannot Last.
However. there are rumors tonight
| that the truce OF Huer'a and Zapata
cannot last. The rebels are said to
have imposed such stringent conditions
that the Government will soon be
| oh uPS
| new the conflict.
Emilio Madero is now considered the
! greatest menace to the Government.
He has gathered q force Of about 1000
men and has declared his intention OF
avenging his brothers death. A Fed
| eral force has been sent against him.
but he occupies n strong position in the
mountains near the capital. Bands of
| Maderistas are said TO he leaving the
| city to Join him.
! There was q report to-day that Gen.
Huerta's troubles had been added to
| by the desertion Of two of his Ministers.
| They are Rodolfo Reyes. one of the
most popular men in the republic, who
was Minister OF Justice. and Minister
| Of Qobernacion 0randano. The reason
for their rumored step is not known
and tho Government will not talk
about il.
Madero's Body Removed.
The bodies Of former President Ma
dero and former Vice. President Suarez
| were taken to-day from their homes.
where they have been lying since the
| Government surrendered them to their
families, to the French Cemetery. Hero
| they will lie temporarily in a vault.
Madero's body will be finally laid in
San Pedro, in Coahula, where he was
| born. Yucatan will be the final burial
place OF Suarez.
There was no fear Of a disturbance
in Mexico city when the funeral corteges
moved through the streets. But the
menace Of the Federal troops. who were
| everywhere, kept down the sympathy to
words.
The Chamber OF Deputies will he
draped in black for some time because
Of the many distinguished men who
have been killed since the revolt against
Madero began.
Imprisoned Deputte. Freed.
The Government to-day took Il step
| that amazed everybody. An order was
issued that all the imprisoned Deputies
he freed. One of these was Juan
Sanchez Azcona. who was Madero's pri-
vate secretary. He was caught in flight
and is said to have had with him
5000. 900 pesos Of Government money.
| II had been thought he would be among
, the first to die.
| Gen. Angeles Delgado one Madero's
best generals, has also been liberated,
but Gen. Beltran, who betrayed Felix
! DiaZ at Santa Cruz during his first re-
volt, remains in prison.
| Tonight reports reached tnc capital
of the determination Of Gov Carranza
Of Coahuila not to accept Huerta. prev!-
ously IT had been announced that all
the States Executives except the Gov
ernor Of TlaNcala had capitulatcd.
Gov. Maytcrena OF Sonora, "a rabid
! Maderista, IL said to nave reached an
agreement with iuerta and will he per
mitted to retain his post. Troops have
been sent to Tlazcala to bring that
State to terms.
! President Huerta has ordered the
restoration to the National Palace Of
the portraits OF Porflrio Dlaz. When
Madero took possession of the palace he
ordered these pictures removed To-
day they were brought out and rehung
in handsome frames.