Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-25

the new administration is growing 1T the capital, conservative Mexicans an6 foreigners alike regarding what ap- pears to be a probable military regime as the solution of the present difficulty A revolution of sentiment has been created by the death of Francisco A1adero and Pino SuareZ, but the great majority of the Mexican people merely shrug their shoulders.
 Bodies Removed from Penitentiary.
 It is likely that there are a few chapters of that tragedy still to be written. The bodies have been re- moved from the penitent1ary pending the transference of Madero's to the in the state of Coahuila. and that of Suarez to Yueatan, permission having already been granted.
 Paper. Declares it Was Prearranged.
 One afternoon paper in Mexico City denies the stories of the atta&k on Maderos guard, alleging that the af- fair was carried out in accordance with prearranged plans. But the Mex tcan government appears honest in it's endeavor to place the facts before the world by means of judicial 1nvest1- gation. This investigation will prob ably not be concluded for some days.
 Already the political world is turn ing to the elections.
 Candidates for Presidency.
 It is thought that General Diaz will have as his opponents in his cand1dacy for the presidency Francisco De La Barra, the president of foreign rela- tions; Rudulfo Reyes, son of General Bernardo Reyes, who was killed in the first attack on the palace, and Dr. Francisco Vasquez Gomez. Friends have begun campaign in behalf or these various candidates. The holding of the elections will depend upon the state of the country, but President Huerta insists upon 8 free choice or the people when peace is restored, which will make this possible
 Rebels Committing Depredations-
 Reports are not altogether reassur- ing from the states of CoahuiIa. -9seizv9 Laredo and San Luis Potosi, where rebels are committing depredations. The Zapatistas in the south are giving trouble and it is reported that one town in the state of Puebia has been sacked.
 This, however, is characterized by the government as the work of 8 small and insignificant portion of the rebel army in the south, and is due perhaps to ignorance of the developments in the capital.
 It is said that the new revolution attempted by Elirnio and Raoul Made TO, brothers of the late president, is making little headway.
 A Memorial Streamer.
 Tor all the victims are the words which on a field of black will hang for three days across the chamber of deputies building in memory of all those who lost their lives in the rev. olutionaTy outbreak which began in 1910. The memorial streamer is a com promise growing out of a resolution to have the sessions of the chamber suspended for thine days out of re- spect to Madero and Suarez. The res o1ution provoked spirited discussion but failed of adoption and a substi- tute measure providing for a memorial to all the victims was then passed, with the understanding that it include . tribute of respect to the dead' ex- president and ex-vice president
 Forbids Transfer of Bodies.
 It was learned late tonight that the government has refused permission for the transfer of the bodies of Madero and Suarez respectively to Coahuila and Yucatan, giving as a reason that it does not desire to afford the people of these states an excuse for demon strations.
 The legislature of the state Of Nor clos has appealed to the central goy- ernment for troops. declaring that za- patista raids have been renewed there. The appeal said that Sunday five haciendas were burned and that at Ehe moment of the sending of the tel TSraphic request for aid another was Burning about two miles from Cuer- nayaca.
 American Claims to Receive Attention.
 The opposition in the chamber of deputies to a resolution calling for an immediate holding of general cleo tions resulted in an interpolation of the minister of the interior to con- firm or refuLe the statement that the country is yet in a state of revolution.
 Mexico will reply to the note sent the government by the state depart ment at Washington, September 20, without delay and American claims for damages growing out of the rev. olution will receive prompt attention.