Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-23

CAPITAL OFFICIALS sEI
COMPLICATIONS IN PEACE
NEGOTIATIONS. .ss

NGGOxlAVlONS. sss
VILLA IS SULklN6 AGAIN.
Dispatches From Mexico CITY,
However, Conflict With, Those
From National Capital.
PEACEFUL ENTRY ASSURED.
Victoria, Tsmauiipas, Mex,
July 22-Dlrset tsisoraphle
communication bstwesn Mexlco
City and carranxa opened today
here, and officers with carranxa NJ
declare that the trlumphal entry
Of the eonstitutlonallsss late
Mexico City without bloodshisa asis NJ
now assured. carranza 10 kss0, Z
onrouts to Tamplco.
Washington, D. c., July 22.-Peace
in Mexico Is far from assured, com.
plications both internal and interna-
tional are rapidly entangling the sit
uation, according to the opinion Of
administration oficials. Mexico's
diplomats Of both factions here who
are in touch with all phases Of the
problem are not sanguine. Every Dip
lomatic influence is being exerted ~
the United States government toward
the disc0rd, but the GER
tain aspects admittedly are grave.
Villas Actions Worry oMlclals.
Official reports reveal that the most
threatening factor 70 the aloofnss1
of Villa from the authority Of Car.
ranza. Another vexing point 10 that
Carranza, according to agents here,
is disinclined to grant amnesty to
political offenders and will insist on
an unconditional, surrender by the
Carbajal government. Unless Car
rama is willing to give assurances
that there will be no wholesale ~
rests. executions ana confiscat1on ul
property when the constitutionalsts
enter Mexico City. Carbajal will rally
all military elements at his disposal
to resist the constitutionaltst advan-
ces. \. 'st 5s.ss IA
Forsien Complications.
y Foreign complications are looming
up as between Mexico, England,
France, Spain and European credt
tors, generally who have had Nnan.
cial relations with the Huerta govern
ment. England Is preparing to ask
for satisfaction for the killing Of vii
liam Benton. France Ia making :
vigorous protest against the killing
Of two French citizens at Zacatecas.
and the Spanish government IL anxi,
GUS that Spanish driven from Tor
reon and other points be reimbursed
for their losses. Reports are that
Villa is concentrating his troops, and
to make VIGOROUS de.
mands upon Carranza. The Washing
ton administration will insist that an
amnesty be granted 40 the most logi-
cal step towards peace. HI.
DISAGREED WITH WARRINGTON
DISPATCH. ~
Mexico City, July 22.-Prospects
for the peaceful termination Of the
tangled situation here grew some
what brighter today with the an
from Carranza that
sources in the capitol are in negotia- +
tions with provisional president Car
bajal for the transfer Of the govern
ment to constitutionalists and that
they are proceeding favorably."
The same hopeful view taken BY
Carbajal officials, 1t Is understood.
means that Carranza has agreed on
a general amnesty which Is the chief
point for which Carbajal has been
contending.
Prepared TO March on Mexico City.
The advance guard Of General Oh
regon's force with eight thousand
constitutionalists at Tula, few hours
ride from the capitol. The remand
er Of the army is in the vicinity Of
Queretaro, 12O miles north where II
is assembling for peaceful advance
on Mexico City.
The impression prevails that the
Huerta congress will not meet again.
and at the next session the chamber
will be composed Of the members Of
Madero's congress which was dis
solved by Huerta last October.
Streets are Crowded.
A majority Of the Madero congrese-
men gathered here, awaiting the,
Of Carranza to reassemble
and elect provisional president to
succeed Carbajal and to hold once
until general election can be held.
Cafes and theaters are thronged and
as usual the streets are crowded.
Business is proceeding as usual, few
citizens appearing to be concerned
over the negotiations between Car I
rama and Carbajal, seeming conf
dent that the revolution is over and
the transfer Of authority merely .
question Of detail. .
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