Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-03
Meantime Shows MediatorS How
 to Bring About His Retirement With Saving of Face; Agrees
 to New Government Plans.
Two Federal and Two Rebels to
 Be Chosen to Enter Upon Di-
 rection of Affairs and Conduct of a Fair Election, Is Plan.

NIAGARA FALLS. June 2.-Gener- al Huerta is preparing to resign He today authorized his representatives at the mediation conference to an- nounce to the world that neither mistaken pride nor personal interest" would prevent his withdrawal after Mexico has been politically pacifed" and if the government succeeding his is so constituted that it can count on the support Of public opinion in Mex leo.
 The Mexican delegates in a formal statement revealed that they have been instructed from the first to in form the mediators that Huerta's per sonality must not be an obstacle to- wards reaching a peaceful settlement
 They also stated in unequivocal terms that the internal situation in Mexico is necessarily, bound up with the international questions" and that this spirit had actuated them in com ing to the mediation conference.
 Coincident with this announcement of the Mexican delegates of their po- sition. the mediators tonight sent a note to Rafael Zubaran. representa- tive of Carranza in Washington re- plying to the communication brought here Friday by UrquidL
 The mediators in effect asked Car ranza if the rebels are now willing to discuss the internal as well as in- ternational questions, now considered inseparable, not only by the media tors but by the American and Huerta delegates, and if they are ready to declare an armistce with the Huerta 1 forces so that the political pacihca- ton" to which the Huerta delegates referred in their statement might be speedily brought about
 These acts. the issuance of the statement by the MeXicans and the mailing of the reply to Zubaran, broke the deadlock in the negotiations, the existence of which was formally de- nied during the day by the mediators. 1 It nevertheless is authoritatively es- tablished that not until the mediators withdrew from their original inten- | tion 1f ignoring the Zubaran note, did the American delegates consent Co so ahead with the discussion of the ! general peace plan on which substan- tial progress was made in todays con ] ferences.
 The statement by the Mexicans was prepared two days ago. but not is- sued until Huerta telegraphed his complete approval today of the ten tauve plan for the new provisional government This also carried the negotiations a long step forward and an atmosphere of optimism prevailed tonight
 Just before the formal statement was issued. the Mexican delegates had a long conference with the medi- ators. Afterwards they telegraphed Huerta to send them the names of men who would be satisfactory to him for places in the new provisional government, to consist of two men chosen by Huerta and two by the rebels. a neutral provisional presi dent to be selected by common agree ment of all parties The first four are to compose the cabinet, but to be morally obligated by the terms of an agreement reached here to share equally the responsibility of 8 fair ad minlstration which will be expected not only to conduct the general cleo tion, but to make a beginning on land educational and other internal re forms.