The chronicle=news., 1913-02-19
MADERo DEp0SED
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Reyes. who vas reported suicide.
Is still alive. lie was wounded dur
ing an action H. the neighborhood OF
the palace and has since been pa
dent in one 81 The Red Cross hos
pi,nls.
About 1870 students Of the military
school at Tlapau VINO We're implicAt-
ed in the plot Tor the liberation OF
Dia. from pris5l and Imprisoned by
Madero. were al-as@d today by or
der OF General Huerts.
TIL. stiIiud- which Zapata. the
rebel leader. vIl tax. toward III.
new reciln. T. problematical. Ac-
cording TO member OF tn. Madcro
household. Ia 8ta two days ago Of
fered the sery ees OF four thousand
OF his followeTs 10 President Badsro
for use agaiErT Diaz. IL has been
stated appar-rTly on good authority
that President Madero had sent Ia
paia 100000 pesos 10 come 70 his aid
Euerta decided today to send
troops 10 Cuerlayaoa in order to pre-
vent that city relnx occupied by "a
pata.
The eelebrut-on OF psar. by the
populaoe REALLY began a few minutes
after Nadero had been taken pris-
oner. Great curiosity had been
aroused by uEusual activity In the
national p1la.e and the arrival there
OF General Hu-rra with Gustavo Ma
d.ro. one of the brothers OF the pres
ident. HUNDREDS OF people gathered
around I'll. doors OF tn. building.
When Genera Huerta saw that the
populac- was being held back by a
line OF soldier, he gave orders to le;
them enter. The crowd poured
,hrouxt the wide doors in solid
stream until the court yard WAS mi
ed
General Hucrra then made n shor.
speech to the gathering. briefly out
lining the results o. his action. lie
assured his hearers that peace soon
would be established throughout the
republic.
The peopi. had expected TO hear
. General HueTta announce the victory
Of the government force or ,ha; Dinz
had surrendered.
, Many OF Them stood for moment
stupifi.d by the statement which
Hu.rtS made. Then they broke into
cheer which reached the ears Of
Madero In his temporary prison.
The plot TO overthrow Madero
took definite form about npoon yes
terday. General Aurelanio Banquet
never had been In favor OF the idea
OF an artillery duel within the limits
of a populous. II. was also moved By
the fact that he had son in the
ranks OF the rebels. IL was arranged
that Blanqu.t should play a role In
the peace plans secondary only to
tina, o. Huer,a. The force Of 900
men belonging to Blanquet's COM
mand was moved in from Its position
near the British cemetery and sta
toned near tn. national palace. II
was explained that this force was in.
tended to replace the reserve troops
which had been there many weeks
Ard whose loyalty TO Madero Was
unGuestioGed.
Later considerable opposition TO
the election of Huer,a as provisional
president was apparent In tn. lobby
OF the chamber OF deputies. II was
thought possible that friendly
fight between his partisans and those
OF Felix Diaz would develop.
In any event It Is believed that the
cabinet will include De La Barra.
Mondragon. Reyes and DE La Fuente
A report received today from the
Interior makes II evident that fhe
revolution Throughout. the republic
is far from ended. The report said
that Emilio Nasquez Gomez will per-
sist In seeking the pos; OF provision
nj president.. taking 1t for granted
that Emeliano Zapata will continue
TO keep his thousa nds in the south.
From most of the state capitals.
however. assurances OF loyalty and
cooperation with the federal gov
ernmen, have already been received.
but a number of states have not yet
reported owing to the telegraph in
t.Iruption.
Francisco I. Madero. forced from
the presidency by the coup d etRt
OF two OF his generals. Yesterday. is
n prisoner today in the national pal.
Il ace.
General Victoriana Huerta who
had been commanding the Madero
forces against the rebellious troops
under General Felix Diaz. has been
proclaimed provisional governor
general of the republic. General
Aureliano banquet. who aided in
the overthrow Of Madero. In provis-