Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-07-22
CARBAJAL WE'LL RECEIVED.
Ready to Do All in His Power for
COuntry's Benefit.

Me"lCo Slty, July lb.-Nneu Ien'
Victoriano Huerta and a large party
of friends, composed OF former min
listers of State and prominent Off
Gals of his administration, stepped
on the special train on their flight
last night to Puerto Mexico, a strong
escort of the 10Th Mexican Federal
Infantry accompanied them.
This is the regiment which has
been renowned for its loyalty to the
former dictator and which formed
his special guard at the national pal
ace.
Carbaial Well Received.
The designation of Francisco Car
bajal for the Provisional Presidency
has been well received throughout
the republic, according to reports
reaching here to-day. The fact that
the new President is a civilian con-
tributed to win for him the sympa-
thieS of the Mexican people, who ap-
pear to have become tired of a mill
tary dictatorship.
Although almost all the troops of
Mexico City garrison left with Gen.
Hucrta and the members of the fam
lily, complete quiet has prevailed in
the city to-day.
A number of revolutionary troops
occupy a position at Tulyahualco, a
village not very far from the capital,
but no attempt has been made by
them to enter Mexico City, as they
have been ordered by the northern
leaders to suspend all operations.
Gen. Jose r. Velasco received the
appointment Of minister of war and
was sworn in to-day.
Besides the demonstration made in
honor of President Carbajal when he
vas leaving the Chamber OF Deputies
building after taking the oath last
night, no outbrusts of importance
have occurred. There we're a few
shouts in the streets of Down with
Huerta" and viva Carranza,'' but
the police promptly stopped such
demonstrations.
Gen. Aurelie Banquet, his war
minister and strong adherent, went
with Huerta when he left late last
night, as did several of his other close
friends.
Before leaving, Gen. Huerta went
to the national palace and %congratu-
lated Carbajal. who replied that he
would do all in his power for the
country's benefit.
Fighting and Bl0odshcd Over (?)
Monterey, Mexico, July 16-Fight-
ing and b~loodshed is over in Mexico,
if the plans announced here to-day
by Gen. Carranza, first chief of the
Constituencies army, go into eff
feet. Gen. CarranZa declared his
main object now would be to conduct
negotiations for the Constitutional
lists to enter Mexico City and estab-
lish their government without fur
ther disorder, shedding OF blood or
damage to property.
Gen. Carranza announced that he
had received advices from an unotfi-
cial source that a commission had
already left Mexico City for Celeya
to meet Constitutionalist representa-
tives to arrange for the orderly en-
try of the COnstitutionalists into the
capital. Gen. CarranZa has not as
yet named a commission, but it is
believed he will do so Immediately
after formal ovcrturcS are made.
CarranZe reiterated, however, that
the ConstitutionaliSts would accept
nothing short of complete surrender.
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