Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-18
Huerta's Successor Wants Internal Questions Sub
 mitted to Mediators.
CARRANZA WILL NOT
 MAKE ANY PROMISES
While Assuring State Department That FOrbearance Will (haracteriZe His Actions, He Says Traitors
 Will Be Punished.
Puerto Mexico, July l7.-Huer- ta arrived here at 10 D. III.

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 Puerto Mexico, Mexico, July IT, At s o'clock tonight with the first two troop trains which constituted the advance guard of General Vlc- toriano Huerta's special train from Mexico City already in Lierto Mexico. great uncrtaintly prevailed as to whether the deposed dictator nim- self will arrive tonight or will eject to spend one more night on a stall ed train rather than run the hisk Of running into track cut by the rebel bands who infest the territory being traversed.
 The first special with several hundred picked soldiers aboard, role ed into the city shortly after z o'clock and the second followed few minutes later. The troops land ed from these two trains immedia,e- ly undertook thorough inspection of the city to insure peaceful re- ception for Huerta.
 In order that the dictator and his party may get aboard ship with the least possible exposure to public view the railroad tracks have been eXtend- ed to the end of the pier which is cut off from the public by a strong military guard.
 As soon as Huerta's train reaches Puerto Mexico it will be ruu without a stop ol to the pier, and the. antire party will embark either on the German cruiser Dresden, the British cruiser Bristol or the Wolvina liner City of Mexico. In fact, all three of these vessels may be pressed into service to accomodate the relatives and followers of Huerta and General Banquet, who is accompanying :. on his flight. The entire party to taken care of will exceed 100 per- news as to it's size that two officers boarded the City of Mexico and
 sons, and it was after the receipt of ed that arrangements be made to care for at least fifty on board that vessel
 It now appears ceftain that Huerta intends to go to Jamaca instead of to Europe.
 Washington, July 1.-Two import ant developments in the Mexican situation today show that there ex- ists disagreement between Carbajal, Carranza and the American govern ment that may have serious conse- quences.
 The Brazallian minister at Mexi- co City reported to the state depart men that in an interview with Car bajal, the new provisional president. | stated that the remaining questions l relating to Mexico's internal affairs, pending between Carranza and the government at Mexico City, should be referred back to the mediators.
 AS this would bring the situation back to where it was before Huerta resigned, Carranza is not expected to consider the plan. Despite this, Minister Moan called at the state de- partment for means of forcing Car ranza to Carbajal's proposal. The Carbajal emissaries now on the way to meet General Obregon are carrying 1 instructions to put before him the desire of Carbajal as expressed through the Brazilian minister. ! Declines to Make Promises. The second development is the re- fusal of Carranza to regard the state departments demands that general amnesty be proclaime6 in Mexico or agree that vested rights under the Huerta regime will be respected. In long statement received here today, General Carranza outlined the pro- position the constitutionalists will entertain when they enter Mexico City as to amnesty for the Catholic Church and the foreign obligations contracted by Huerta. #
 Carranza said that he deems 1t inns polite for him at this time to make 2 public declaration that he will grant a general amnesty when he enters Mexico City. While assuring the state department that in effect he would do this, he declared that per-