The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-02-26
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General Huerta Elected Provisional
| President. - Gustavo Madero
Brother Of the Deposed President,
Shot to Death.-Members of the
Cabinet and Others Released
From Prison.
A dispatch from Mexico City says
Francisco l. Madero, deposed from
the Presidency Tuesday, will be sx-
lied. Arrangements were made for
his departure from the capital for
some European part.
Madero will be accompanied by
his wife and perhaps by his father
and other members Of his family.
His loyal aide, Capt. Fedrico Monies,
also will go, but in the capacity Of a
guard. The party will proceed to
Vera Cruz under escort. The e1ecu-
ton of Gusravo Madero, brother Of
the deposed President, was the most
tragic occurrence Of Wednesday. He
was subjected to the fugitive law"
and was shot to death by his guards.
Members Of the Cabinet and most
OF the other prisoners were released
Wednesday morning. Francisco Me-
dero, Jose Pine Saurez, the Vice
President, and FREDERICK Gonzales
Cara, Governor Of the Federal dis
trict, were the only important pris-
oners held. Ernesto Madero, the
former finance minister, paid leng-
thy visit Wednesday afternoon to
Francisco.
Gen. Huerta, who has assumed the
post Of Governor General, and Gen.
DiaZ had an extended conference,
after which it was announced that
they were in complete accord. Later
Gen. Huerta was in conference with
the American ambassador, Henry
Lane Wilson.
A group of Senators discussed the
question Of the Presidency with Gen.
Huerta, who, it is understood, will
receive the appointment Of ProVis-
ional President at the hands of Con-
gress, meeting Of which body has
been called.
Already forced to face plots, the
new administration caused the arrest
Wednesday night Of Gen. Francisco
Romero. Romero is accused Of COM
pMcity with Francisco Cosio Rebelo
in new revolt. The plot involves
a group Of rurales.
The execution Of Gustavo Madero,
known as the "power behind the
throne" in Mexico, formed tragic
sequel to the upheaval in Mexico
City Tuesday, when Francisco Ma
dero's administration was turned out
by the Federal generals.
The ex-President and his brother,
Gustayo, were sent Wednesday morn
ing as prisoners to the arsenal, from
which Felix Diaz had bombarded the
city for ten days. Soon after their
arrival there Gustavo Madero was
subjected to the notorious fugitive
law, by which he was free to run
under the rife fire Of his guards.
He fell dead under their bullets.
Had Francisco Madero succeeded
in defeating Diaz there seems little
doubt that bloody reprisals would
have been made. "Those who should
die is the caption Of an official
tMaderoist" document found Tues
lay night. In the List Of prescribed
there were twenty-five names Of
prominent men, including Francisco
De La Barra, Jesus Flores Magon,
Manuel Calero, Alberta Gracia Gran
aados and DR.. Vaquez Gomez.
For some days De La Barra believ-
I'd he was in danger Of assassination,
and he, therefore, hid in the British
legation, where he heard that num-
erous threats had been made to cap
;ure him.
The rebel troops are not to be re-
moved from their positions for two
,r three days, as disorders are fear
ed. The authorities do not wish to
give occasion for public manifesto
ions.
Gustavo Madero was generally re-
yarded as a much more powerful
nan than the President himself.
After Francisco Madero had quar-
,elled with DR.. Vasquez Gomez he
and his brother forced Juan Jose
saurez to the front to take the posi-
ion of Vice-President, although he
vas little known.
This was a thing Madero's enc
MES never forgave and was really
he reason for the starting Of the
Anti-Government party, which show
d sympathetic opposition to the
schemes Of the politician, GustaVo
dadero.
After Gustayo's arrest and during
lis removal through the streets the
rowds were wildly excited, and ev-
n made efforts to lay their hands
,pon him. A heavy guard Of rurales
vas necessary to assure the safety.
Gustaro Madero was at one time
minister of finance of Mexico. He
listed the United States early IN
911.