Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-20

Mex1co Clty, FeD 1s---r idiCiSco !. 1fadero, deposed from the presidency yesterday, will be exiled- Arrange rnents have been made for the depart rre from the capital for Vera Cruz to- night. From there he will sail for some European port
 Family to Accompany Madero.
 Madero vii be accompanieA by his wife, and perhaps by his faE1sr ana other members of his family.
 His loyal aide, Captain Freder1co Montes, also will go, but in the capact : tx of a guard. The party will proceed tS Vera Cruz under escort
 Madero's Brother Executed.
 The execution of Gustavo Madero. brother of the deposed president, was the most tragic occurrence of today. He was subjected to the fugitive law and was shot to death by his guards.
 The members of the cabinet and most of the other prisoners were re- leased this morning. Francisco Made TO. Josepino Suarez, the vice president, and Federico Gonzales Garza, govern or of the federal district, were the only Important prisoners held
 Huerta and Diaz in Accord.
 Ernesto Madero, the former finance minister. paid a lengthy visit this aft ornoon to Francisco.
 General Huerta, who has assumed
 
 eral Diaz had an extended conference, after which 1t was announced that they were in complete accord. Later General Huerta was in conference with the American ambassador, Henry Lane Wilson.
 Ran Under Fire of Guards.
 The execution of Gustavo Madero, known as the power behind the throne. formed tragic sequel to the hpheaval in Mexico City
 1~S Tz,-r.< <14rsr Gustavo, were sent this morning as prisoners to the arsenal from which Felix Dfaz had bonbarded the city for ten days. Soon after their arrival there fugitive law" by which he was free to run under the rife fire of his guards. He fell dead under their bullets
 Mers Powerful Than President.
 Gustavo Ma6ero was generally re- garded as a much more powerful man than the president himself. After Francisco Madero had quarrelled with Dr. Vasquez Gomez, he and his broth CT, Gustavo, forced Joe Pino Suarez to the front to take the position of vice president, although he was then Httle known
 This was the thing the enemies of Madero never forgave, and was really the reason for the starting of the anti government party, which showed sys- Aematic opposition against the schemes of the politician, GuStayo Me dero.
 Crowds Tried to Get at Him.
 After Gustavo's arrest yesterday and during his removal through the streets Che crowds for a time were wildly ex- cited. and even made efforts to lay their hands upon him. A heavy guard of rurales was necessary to assure the safety Of the prisoner.
 Gustavo Madero was at one time minister of finance of Mexico. He wis ated the United States early in 1911.
 Had Francisco Madero succeeded in defeating Diaz there seems little doubt that bloody reprisals would have been made upon the other side.
 List of "These Who Should Die"
 .-Tfose Who Should Die" is the cap- night. On the list prescribed there are 22 names Of prominent men, including Francisco de Ia Barra, Jesus F7oxes Magen. Manuel Ca1ere, Alberto Gancia Srandas and pr. Vasauez Gomez
 For some days de la Barra believed he was in danger of assassination and therefore took refuge in the British legation, where he heard numerous threats had been made to capture him. basaero May Be Held for RivereI's
 Death. It has developed that the exile of is not certain for the present at least At the instigatiOn of the Madero has been formally held responsible for the death of Col oneI Eiveroll, which occurred at the palace at the time of Maderos arrest. Conflicting stories are in circulaI- ton regarding the slayer of Riveroll, but it Is officially stated that Madero shot him with a pistol.
 Two Attempfs on HuertaE Life. Tn statement tonight GeSeral Huerta says that two attempts were made against his life before the ar rests and he attributes both of them 10 the Maderos. The first attempt was made by a sharpshooter, who tried to pick him o while in the palace. This, | h4enera1 Huerta Laid at the door of the sx-president-
 Cyanide of Potassium in Wine. The second attempt was made at the banquet which culIninated in Gustavo Adadero's arrest Huerta says that he was repeatedly urged to drink poisoned wine from a bottle. He was suspi- ,ious and refused to do so. An analysis of the wine showed that | It was charged with cyanide of Potas- |