The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-05-28
10 FORCE REBELS
INTO Subsection
Agreement for a Provisional
Government Reported.
BAR OUT CARRANZA MEN
Huerta May Retire and Successor 30
Installed Before Villa Takes Capt.
taI-Washington Won't Pro-
tost Firing on Aviatora-

Niagara Falls, Ont, May 26.-Such
rapid progress has been made in the
mediation negotiations within the last
"a hours az to give substantial grounds
for the belief that an agreement be-
tween the American and the Mexican
delegates viii be reported by the end
of this week.
This agreement will provide not
only for an adjustment of the quarrel
between the Huerta administration
and the United States, but will contain
a declaration on the land question and
provide for the organization OF a pro-
visional government for Mexico to sue
coed that Of President Huerta, who
will voluntarily retire from oiiice.
The pcr3ons to compose the pro-
yisional government will DO named in
tho agreement
Warrington Now Bars Rebels.
One important development of this
24-hour period was that notice has
been served on the constitutionalists
by the Washington government that
if they send "A representative TO the
mediation conference he will not be
received. The evident intention Is for
the United States and the Mexican
delegates To enter into an agreement
to bring peace to Mexico and ask the
constitutionalists to conform to its
conditions.
u appeared from hints .,iyen out
that the peace conference was trying
to establish a provisional government
In the place OF Huerta's before the con
stitutionalists could capture Mexico
City and attempt to setup their own.
The three South Americans made it
plain that while every aspect of the
Mexican situation, both internal and
international, had been laid before the
delegates from the United States and
Mexico, no formal basis had been
reached for the treatment in any speci-
fed order Of the issues involved.
1t is the hope Of the Huerta dele
gates that a new provisional govern
meDt will be set up in the Mexican
capital which the United States will
promptly recognize.
With a new government established
in Mexico City, the Mexican delegates
believe the constitutionalists would be
compelled to accept i. II they re-
fused the constituted government,
duly recognized and able therefore to
get ammunition, would c,ush revolu-
tons quickly.
Hold Carranza kecos Aid.
Washington, May Unsatisfactory
reports from the Mexican mediation
conference at Niagara Falls increased
the hopes Of the Washington govern
ment that international warfare can
be ayerted and peace brought to Mex
leo.
Denials were given in official quar-
ters to reports that General Carranza
had fatty refused 20 consider any form
OF mediation proposals, 1t was said
many constitutionalists believed that
would be need for the good offices OF
the mediators before constitutional
government could be established.
The Washington government de-
cided to make no protest over the FIR
ing on naval aeroplanes near Vera
Cruz. On the contrary, 1t announced
that no more American aeroplanes
would sail across the Mexican army
lines while the armistice is in force.
Three Armies Beset Huerta.
San Antonio, Tex, May 26.-The
landing Of 5000 consttutionalists on
the coast of the Mexican state OF Vera
Cruz Is the beginning OF a triple move
ment against Mexico City, says Albert
Garlic, constitutionalist consul. The
Vera Cruz force includes 1900 men,
headed by Gen. Candida Aguilar, taken
from the command with which Gen
eral Gonzales captured Tampico.