Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-21

Mexico City, Feb 2G.-That FTancls- co Madero will get out of Mexico with out having to face official inyestlga- tionss for one thing or another now ap- Dears Improbable He has already been charged with responsibility TOT the death of Colonel Riveroll, whom he IS alleged to have shot at the time or ms arrest in the palace.
 4 t,nn,mittee of deputies has now asked that Madero be forced to ac- count for moneys expended by the ad- ministration-
 New Government Organized.
 The last details of the organization of Mexicos new government were com pleted at o'clock this afternoon, when the members of President Huerta5 8 of- ficial family took the oath in the yell low room of the palace. immediately above chat occupied by the deposed president and vice president
 Unable to witness the scenes from their room, Madero and Suarez were yet able to hear the plandits of the crowds in the streets and fn the DE square in front. and the bugle calls of the united army. Significant of the birth in battle of the new adnlinistra- fion was the frank display of soldiers, and the effect or the crowds was not lost
 General Diaz Present.
 It served as reminder that even if 1t was not a military dictatorship that had been established, the present ad- r11inistration was of much sterner quality than that which had just fall en-
 General Felix Diaz was among those in the yellow room when the ministers took the oath and heard Huenta pro nounce the formal time-honored phrase: eff you keep this oath, the country will reward you; if you do not, 1t will call you to an accounting.
 Madero We'll Guarded.
 Madero and Pino Suarez betrayed in their faces the chagrin and humiliation which they must have felt. according to officers of the guard Neither deign- ed to ask questions as to what was happening in the room above. but the conversation of the guards served to acouaint them with the proceedings Federico Gonzales Garza. the former governor of the federal district. is the third prisoner occupying the room
 Outside the room stands a guard or soldiers and although there are no windows in the room. another guard is constantly on duty within, even during the sleeping hours.
 Might Go to South America.
 No one has been allowed to talk with the prisoners, although their wives have been permitted to send verbal messages Madero has signihed nothing regarding his future plans, even if permitted to leave the country. The members of the family are equally reticent but by those most intimate with them it is considered not improb- able that the entire family will emil Krate to South America, If the oppor-~ unity is afforded them-
 The treasury is at present closed, l pending it's formal delivery to the new Authorities by the retiring minister or finance, Ernesto Madero. All the oth- CT offices of the government are open for the con duct of affairs as usual New Revolt Makes Little Headway. Francisco Cosio Robelo, who suc- ceeded in attracting to his banner or revolt against Huerta possibly LOU Hurdles, is making little headway. General Francisco Romero was yester- day arrested for complicity in this re- volt, and today Colonel Arturo Valie of the ruraIe guard was also placed un- der arrest on the same charge.
 Ovation to Diax.
 General Diaz came into his own late l this. afternoon. so far as manifesto tion of popular approval was concern ed. Riding at the head or his troops | which for nine days withstood the at 1 ceived such an ovation as had not been l witnessed here since the triumphal en- try of Madero at the close of his reso
 Wore Civilian Clothes.
 General Diaz, true to his standing as ] a retired army officer, was dressed In | civilian clothes. He was on horse back. A detachment Of troops followed | d ing the new members of the cabinet l Al the palace Diaz and his staff were | received by President Huerta in a most i cordial manner and felicitations were | exchanged. FIars doated everywhere along the l line of march and the appearance Of l Diaz was the signal for a great dem onstration.. Confetti and flowers were sfvfvas' sounded in a vast chorus. in which the foreigners joined.
 A Day of JoIIifioation.
 At the close of the review the troops were despatched to the different bar racks. The crowds continued their ratification, thousands marched ii1rough the downtown district. carry ing hammers and dividing the 'Vivas" between the popular idois-Huerta, the nresident. and Diaz, the conqheror. Mexico City Y. M. c. A. Loss S4o,0oo. New York. Feb. 2o.-The interna- tional committee of the Young Mems C,nristian association in this city today made pubIic the following telegram received from the r. M- z. A. III Aae1- saTrouble apparently over. All safe. loss will probably reach $4o,0oo."
 Palace Superintendent Executed.
 Mexico City, Feb. 20.--Adolfo Basso, 50 years old. superfnfendenL or ene na tfona1 palace for many years was exc cuted late last night.
 Won't Recognize New Government. It ts- reliably retorted that Alberti governor of kguascalientas and yenustiano Carranza- governor or roa ar,,,sIa will refuse to recognize the new governmenf and that President auerta is planning to send troops to those states. klsHsA kA
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