The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-02-27

Tne Government COnnrmed to-day
the news of the death OF Emilio Ma
dero. The brother of the late President
was killed in a fight which took place
in the State of Durango His forces
were dispersed The War Department
has undertaken to exterminate the
remnants OF the bandit forces in the
state of Morelos. The Third, Eleventh
and Forty first battallons, 1000 men in
ALL cntrained to-day for Cuernavacas,
'aking with them twelve heavy can
non and numerous machine guns
WIN Make soldiers OF Bandits.
IN official in the confidence of the
Government says that Gen. Huerta will
incorporate in the new army bands Of
lighting men that have been resorting
10 robbery on account of the unstable
condition OF government for the last
three years. This. ii is believed, will
solve one of the Governments most
difficult problems
Tho Huerta Government has made no
terms with Zapata and his followers
The terms that Zapata had arranged
with Francisco ! Madero two days oc-
fore the President was overthrown were
learned tonight.
Among the provisions are that all Ia
patistas are to be mustered out. each
man in the ranks receiving forty pesos
tpon delivery of his arms to the Gov
"rnment. This arrangement was not to
include Xapata and 500 men. who We're
10 cooperate with the Government in eX-
terminating bandits.
The Governor nf Morelos. hated
by Zapata was to be removed and all
Government troops save 100" men To
garrison the seven principal towns
were to be withdrawn. Zapata and
his followers were to be- converted into
Government force.
The last condition. and one to which
The Madero Government agreed only
shortly before its fall, WAS that Col.
Gaudencio de la I.lave and 400 Federal
desertcrs who had left the Madero
forces to Join Xapata he pardoned un-
conditionally.
THE SuN correspondent obtained to-
night the list OF the conditions to which
Madero had subscribed, and several
show the abjectness to which the Ma =
deristas were reduced As an example,
the word surrender" was not to he
used in any reference to- the peace be-
tween the Government and tn" Xapa-
tstas.
t.mliano Zapdta received from the
Madero Government very large sum
for Consenting TO make peace.
Jacobo Ramos Marine. a lawyer and
II personal friend of Zapata. told TIE
Sun correspondent Tonight that IN
pata with 5000 men Is waiting along the
frontier between Morelos and Puebla
until the Huerta Government decided
whether to make peace or war Mean
while, Martinez says, no deprejations
are being committed.
Senor de la Barra, the Foreign Sec
retary informed the correspondent OF
THE SuN to-day that he is receiving al
most hourly the submission of rebel
leaders. The Foreign Secretary as
sumeS that the reports Of uprisings IS
rave been exaggerated. He declares
hat the new Government is strong
enough to enforce order while reform
ing civil and economic abuses.
a task to which the new Govern
ment will set itself is the distribution
of Government lands and the mitiga-
ton of abuses arising from the system
of vast land holdings This problem
wrecked the M8dero administration. The
Orozco leader. David de la Fuente, a
member of the Iiuerta Cabinet, is com
ing here with plan regarding and
distribution
Quiet PrrSniIs in CAPITAL
The capital continues to be tranquil
under the rigorous rule OF the new
Government. The people here are un-
doubtediy willing to accept the new or
der. The President has relaxed no pre-.
caution to insure quiet but there is a
belief that the Governments severity
will soften as opposition dies away
An official of the Government in
formed the correspondent of THE SuN
hat il has been decided to deport John
Kenneth Turner. an American writer
who has been attacking the Govern
ment in the columns of II Pats and who
has been publishing articles about al.
ieged land greed on the part Of the
Cnited States Turner will be taken
10 Vera Cruz, probably, and placed or
"A steamer.
Gov. Miguel Lara of the State Of Hi
dalgo arrived here to-day and immedi-
atcly professed his loyalty to the new
Government. He said that he took mill
tary control only after he had learned OF
the downfall of the MaderO Government
and because he feared anarchy would
result He submits Internationally tC
Gen. Huerta.
The new Government has discovered
that Madero's administration wa.
guilty of gigantic financial irregulari
les President Huerta's investigators
announce that vast sums were received
ny the former Government for con
cessions although the money did moi
benefit the public treasury.
New discoveries are being made con
stantly which indicate that francisco
l. Madero and his friends cast out II
every direction to obtain funds fol
maintaining their regime.
Among other matters unearthed by
Huerta's financial experts are docu
Inents indicating that tho Madero Gov
ernment paid enormous sums an bon
uses TO railroads which have never beer
bnilt Many OF these projected roads
probably never will be constructed.
Vouchers show that the Madero Gov
"rnment professed to have turned owe
to numerous railroad and industria
companies vast sums, but some OF thes'
.,npcorps exiat on Danpr Only and thQrj