The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-02-22

Witn MauSerS ana revOlvers, all De-
grimed. all in the highest spirits. Their
belts were stuffed with ammunition and
most Of them carried two or three pis-
tolls. Many had their heads bandaged
or carried their arms in sings.
As they marched toward the National
Palace women charged upon the col
umn. throwing their arms around the
necks OF the soldiers and even kissing
the heroes OF the day. Young girls
threw flowers in the pathway of the one
time rebels.
At the palace the army Of Diaz dis
handed. The army and navy officers
that had followed the fortunes of the
nephew of Porfrio Diaz returned to
their posts in the regular establishment.
The picturesque rurales in their buck
skin and gray uniforms melted back
into the rural police force. The club
men and business men who had dared
all to fisht against Madero returned to
! their homes or shops to take up the
ordinary affairs Of life.
The only members Of the new Cabinet
mot present to take the oath Of oftice
and to witness the disbanding OF Diaz's
iarmy were David de la Fuente and
CARA Aldape They are followers Of
Pascual Orozco and are believed to be
IN Texas The news here is that Gen.
Orozco has recognized the new Govern
ment and that he will accompany De la
Fuente and Aldape to the capital when
they arrive to take the oath OF office.
II II Is fact that Orozco's allegiance
Is assured one of the problems OF the
temporary government has been solved
1t was with the notion that Orozco
could be appeased that De la Fuente
and Aldape were appointed to the
Cabinet.
Report of Revolt In Interior.
Alarming reports were received this
morning, however. from four states Of
the republic and from the headquarters
OF rebel leaders. The story that Gov.
Caranzo OF Coahuila has revolted
against Hucrtn and has called upon
the governors OF other states to join
him was partially confirmed. There
were reports also that Gov. Alberto
Fuentes OF Aqua Calientes. the Gov
ernor OF Nueva Leon and the Governor
Of Sonora have joined Caranzo In oppo-
sition to the authority OF Huerta.
The Government has sent peremptory
orders to these governors to take the
oath OF allegiance or submit to death.
Gen. Huerta ~ preparing to send a
force against the rebels.
There IL some reason to believe that
Emiiiano Zapata. the bandit leader OF
the south. viii, not fight against the
new Government. At the National Pal
ace IL was said that Juan Pacheco,
leader of the Federal army at Cuautla.
in the state OF Morelos. had succeeded
in winning over many OF Zapata's fol-
lowers. Gen. Zspata, II was said. has
sent word to the new Government that
he will give his support to It II Gov
Patricio Leyva OF Morelos is removed
from office. Gen. Aguilar and Col. de la
Lave, who have been in rebellion In the
south. are reported to have declared
for Husrta. and Genevevo de la . Is
said TO be loyal to the new regime.
These are bits Of information given
ont by the provisional Government.
They may or may not be accurate
Meanwhile the foreign residents and the
people are hoping that the Government
will be discreet enough TO placate all
factions and strong enough TO quell re-
volts
Nobody believes that the millennium
has arrived and II is generally recog-
nized that Huerta 10 facing grave prob
lens
The joint session OF Congress which
was called to decide whether the ex-
President should he put to death or sent
into exile sat until late last night with
on, arriving at decision. Members
OF the Cabinet and many OF the Sena-
tors ard Deputies made speeches for
or against the killing of Madero. and
several Of the most earnest advocates of
mercy were men who had been on Ma
dero's prescribed list To-day the pro-
visional President and the Cabinet were
discussing the problem. and another
session ~ Congress has been called
Tho representations made to Gen.
Huerta by Ambassador Wilson have had
their effect Mr. Wilson informed the
provisional President last night that
the United states would regard with en-
treme disapproval "A military execution
OF the deposed President and insisted
that Aladero b- tried legally and fairly
The Ambassador was instructed by the
American Department Of state to tell
Gen. Huerta that the American Gov
"rnment would regard the execution Of
Madero as an inhuman act.
1t was after this interview between
the provisional President and the
American Ambassador that the design
to execute Madero summarily was given
up. 1t is now believed that the ex-
President will be tried on one OF several
charges that have been preferred
against him. There are three principal
accusations
Nader" Charged with Marder.
Madero is charged with the murder Of
Lieut.. Col. Riverol lie is charged with
the murder of Gen. Ruiz, who was cap
turcd by the Federas on the first day
Of the fghting and who was shot to
death inside the palace by Mad.ro's or
der, Gen Ruiz was a member of Con-
gress and az such was immune from
prosecution for any offence except on
impeachment. He was 81 years old nd
there IL law against the execution OF
any one that old.
The third accusation is that Madero
diverted S3,o00,OO0 gold from the ma
t!onal treasury and that the money was
concealed in the homes Of Maderistas a
few days before the fan of the Gov
ernment. Gen. Huerta has ordered a
search made in the homes Of several
prominent supporters and personal
friends Of Madero The deposed Vice.
President, Pine Suarez. is accused of
aiding his chief to loot the treasury,