Arizona republican., 1913-02-27
Two Hundred Million Pesos is Amount Minister of Finance Believes Re UIircd to Take Care of Peace Negotiations
PLANS PORTION
 FOR INDEMNITIES
Incidentally Emilio Rabasa, a Member of the Senate
 and Authority on Inter national Law Named Am basSadoI to United States
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl

MEXICO. Feb 2G-Two hundred million pesos is the amount the rin- isrer of finance will probably ask congress 10 authorize the government to raise by means of bonds for the qualification and rchabilition of Mexico. At the time of the fall of the Maiero regime d bin for d bond issue of one hundred million pesos for the same purpose was under consideration.
 Minister EsquiyaI obrcgn discuss cd the subject today with a commit- tee from congress. and the measure will probably be introducer tomorrow. It is expected that part of this sum will be used in the payment of in drmntics
 Emilio Rahasa. a member of the senate. and regarded as perhaps the greatest authority in Mexico on in teruationaI law, has been appointed ambassador to the United States Gahasa was governor a few years ago Of the state of Chiapas. but his great est claim to distinction comes from his work as attorney for the govern meut at international scientific con Ercsses.
 Orozco sent telegram to DiaZ protesting against his allegiance t1 the new government. This places ali his men at the disposition of Diaz, either to muster out or to incorporate in the federal forces.
 Keen satisfaction was displayed at the palace tonight over the late re- ports which indicate the early dis appearance of the revolution disturb ances in the north portions. It is not expected the Zapdta problem will br solved immediately but several minor chiefs have announced their willing ness to serve the new government Officials have realized the probability of q difficult campaign in the south, but Huerta who commanded the federaFs campaign which most nearly resulted in ending the Zapat.sta trouble, and was checked only by Madrro'S benevolent interference. pe- leyes he knows the situation suf- ficiently well to end the trouble Zdpatistas have added to the list ol towns already occupied Amecameca on the Inter Oceanic railway. thirty miles southeast of Mexico City. and three others of minor importance. The rdiding continues with the usual atrocities. but troops are in pursuit
 The revolution in the state of Guer- rcro appears likely of early settle ment since Jesus H. Salgado the old- est arl most persistent rebel leader under Andrew Almazan and Julie Eadiila promises his allegiance
 According to government udvices Nenustianu Carranza former governor ol COdhuila is making little hcadlay With the new revolution inauguratcC by him with Saltilo as base. Tc the report that Emilio Madcro was killed is added the rumor that his brother Raoul met the same fate at T0rreon.
 Both young men were actively al- lied with Carranza and their taking off would have deterrent effect on the rebel activity in that dis trict. Carranza still holds the regior about Monterey. but General Trevi no the federal commander who i, at Monterey is said to have dispatch ed troops in the direction of Sal. tillo The government believes ther, will be little difficulty in reeainin2 the rebel territory The region tC the north of Monterey, including La redo is now he'd by rebels and tho government asserts this will soon bt added to the loyal districts
 Francisco De La Barra, minister O foreign relations is authority for tn, statement that Geronimo Vnlareal a1 influential partisan of the new move ment has already indicated his de sire to cooperate with the new ad ministration. PascuaI OrozcO, wh' was allied with that movement, i known to have been for d long tim in the domination of his son. and telegram was sent today by the lat ter to Diaz The promising of abso lute allegiance to the government i regarded as indicative of his father attitude IT all the officers of Oroz cos army follow the example of tn leader. it is practically certain tn Garranza movement will dwindi away leaving the government onl the Zapatista problem to deal witF
 In the capital rumors of plots am counterplots. Continu- but Huert appears to have an excellent griI and is working in complete harmon with Diaz. who desires the establish ment Of peace and is preparing
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