, 1913-02-22

similates Mr.. Yamamoto's difficulties with
those of his predecessor, Prince Katsura,
aud will probably necessitate the formers
reporting to the Emperor his lnaolllty 10
govern.
New York, Feb. 19th-Advices from Mex
leo CITY state that Senior Lascurain, Minis.
GER Of Foreign Affairs, announced yesterday
that President Madero had assented to the
appointment Of a President al interim, I'M
til the conflict between himself and General
Diaz is adjusted. Canuonadlng continued
until after midnight and was renewed on
Tuesday forenoon. Censorship prevents the
publication of details, but evidently the Gov
eminent is losing ground, and the DlazItes
are extending their lines.
Advices from Washington state that the
entire Atlantic fleet has been ordered to
recruit it's crews to full strength for imme-
date duty. and the transports kirkpatrick"
sumner and "McLellan" have been ordered
to Galveston. Two thousand marines from
Norfolk will be sent to Guantanamo speedi-
w.. Mr.. Wilson, the United States Minister
TO Mexico, reports that the situation is grave
for all foreigners.
An appeal is being made to the United
States Supreme Court regarding the decl-
sion admitting ex- President Castro.
Trinidad, ~lSth-Crcket, The M be-
gan first innings at IL 40 a. m. Humphreys
and Doll going in to the bowling Of George
John and PASCAL and at 100 p. M. the score
was As for 5 wickets. Humphreys ten, Doll .
Burton -, S. Smith IL, Fairbairn 0, Relf s
not out, extras 4. The weather was fine un-
til / p. m. when rain stopped play for ten
minutes and at 2 p. N. it is again raining.
Trinidad, 18th-1he M. y. U. LIST innings
a1oco1 81 > 40 =, ~, fpr -S7 RIM Ralf 10
Dobson, S A. C. Somerset 4, Decker 3. JAG
ques IA not out, extras IL, Bowling analy-
sis: John 4, for 25, Rogers 3 tor IA PASCAL
2 for 81, Small l for 5.
Trinidad, 19th.-The III. c.. c. followed on
at AIS p. m. and when play ceased at $40
.. m the score was 76 for 2 wickets, Jacques
3, Humphreys A, Fairbalrn l not out, Bar
ton 20 not out, extras 8.
Trinidad, 19th.-M. G. G. resumed batting
al II. 80 a m. and at lunch time the score
was 158 for 2 wickets, Burton ga not out,
Fairbairn 20 not out, extras Is. Weather fine.
New York, February l9th.-Latest ad-
vices from Mexico City state that President
Madero's followers mutinied yesterday morn-
ing against orders to attack the Arsenal with
hand grenades. General Diaz, perceiVing
this, attacked the Maderoites, who fled, their
officers being unable to compel them to stand
firm, although shooting some Of them dead.
General Diaz re-doubled his efforts, and the
situation becoming desperate, General Huer-
ia and Banquet demanded President Made
ro's resignation. President Madero personally
and his guard resisted, resulting in several
casualties. He was finally arrested at the
Palace, also all the ministers, except Senior
Ernesto Madero, Minister of Finance and
uncle of the President, who escaped. Gene
raj Huerta has been proclaimed Provisional
President, pending the action Of Congress.
General Diaz has assented to this course, and
it is expected that his army will swear allie
glance today. Yesterday evening the streets
were filled with delighted crowds, before
whom General Huerta made a speech saying
the killing Of brother by brother SHOULD
cease, and that he would yield the Presi-
dency to whomsoever was elected. General
Banquet is now the military commander of
the Federal District. 1t is estimated that
the killed aggregate 1000 and the wounded
perhaps 10000, mostly non-combatants. The
total killed among the followers of General
Diaz is said to be 200.