Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-29
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Belated returns from the sunday
election in Mexico make II nov seem
probable that one Of the tickets may
receive constitutional majority and
that the election may yet be legal.
This was realized at the Mexican
capitol last night and was fs.Ileau9 by
an announcement fr3fn file f1reign
minister that IN the event HAT the
Hnerta. Blanduet ticket Is els cted
Congress viii be at onca assembled.
! The Haerta votes viii be declared
void on the ground that Huerfa. be-
ing provisional president OF Mexico,
% deprived By the constitution IL the
privilege Of being q candidate for
election, With these votes ont OF the
way congress Will declare 1lanqust
duly elected and he viii at once as
sumo the presidency.
banquet. as minister Of war until
few weeks ago. was looked upon as
HuertR's closest ally. The announce
ment by the foreign mfnister last
night. however. would indicate that
an agreement has been reached
whereby HueIta Is To- step ont and
BANQUET take up the relns Of gov.
eminent.
Having complied with the request
Of President Wilson's special envoy
that an election be held In Mexico,
Dictartor Huerta Is now preparing to
make another appeal to the United
States to recognize his regime.
It was learned yesterday that Senior
Moheno, foreign minister. is engaged
upon the draft of the note, although
there are negotiations IN progress
with European powers which may
prevent ifs presentation. It is be.
Heved II the Huerta administration is
able to secure big loan 1t will not
insist upon recognition BY the United
States.
Gen. Felix Diaz was taken on board
the United SGtes gunboat Wheeling
at Vera Cruz yesterday after he In
/ formed the American consul there,
William Canada, thai agents of HUI
erta had threatened to assassinate
him, according to a cablegram receiv-
ed In Washington.
The dispatch adds that Jose Sando-
val and Cecilo Ocon. two supporters
Rof Diaz. and Alexander Williams, an
American newspaper man, were
taken aboard the Wheeling with Diaz
and are now under the protection Of
the United States flag.
Adyices received early today indi-
Gated that conditions in Vera Crus
are serious. L. Bum. an American
Citizen who accompanied the Diaz
party from Havana to Vera Cruz, Is
said to have been arrested.
49,
Secretary Bryan yesterday stated
that Great Britain, France and Ger.
many have promised the United
States not to take any further action
IN the Mexican situation until they
receive formal statement nQN hfirf
prepared by PRESIDENT wilson as to
the future foreign policy ofs the
United States. Mr.. Bryan states the
three powers adopted this course at
the request OF the United States. The
United States VIII dispatch warshl9,
probably the California, to Mazatians
On the West coast OF Mexico. to pro-
tect the French colony at San lgna-
california, which is IN command OF
Capt. Newton a. McCully The yes-
sci IS now stationed at Guaymas.
49,
Cen fenusiasno Carranza, c7m-
anger.in-chief OF the Constitutional
forces n Mexico, and dominant head
erta regime. made the DECLARATION In
an interview at Hermosillq. Sonora,
last night that irrespective OF an cleo
ton IN Mexico. the revolution viii
Continue. n ~ s
Carranza predicts the complete
overthrow OF Huerta and his allies 10
short time and In declaring that the
Consututonn'ists had trefused. and
would refuse any foreign aid he re-
yealed the fact that several months
ago he received from Japanese
sources an ofier to arm a large NUM-