The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12
MEDIA TORS HAVE
 REACHED BASIS DE
 PEACE AGREEMENT I
]. s. Demand For Abrupt Transfer of Government
 Is Conceded.
CARRANZA IS STILL
 WORRYING DELEGATES
Don't Want His Representa- tiVes Unless ArTnistice
 Is General.

< Niagara Falls Ont, June 11edi- ation today had achieved it's first in = nortant step. After nearly three weeks of parleying, the nzediators and the American and Huerta delegates were ready to approve formally the method by which the executive power in Mexico City shall be transferred from the Huerta adninistration to new provisional government.
 The constltutionsl form of success appoint as minister of foreign affairs the men chosen here or tl1e proVis- ionaI presidency, has been Abandoned. The United States claimed that to follow this method would be recogniz- ing Huerta's authority as constitu- tionaI
 Instead, there will be an abrupt transer of authority to the new pro- visional president with the probability that the oath of ofElce will be admin istered by the chief justice of the su- prerne court The work Of the con- ond point in the Eradication plan, the personnel of the provisional guvern-s lnent.
 Names have not yet been submitted by the United States bscause there has been no direct coMn1unication with the onstftl1tionalists and it is that party which the American gov- ernment is aiming to satisfy so as to persuade them to lay down their arms
 The trip Of George C. carrothers. special repT esentattve of the state de- pertinent, from Torreqn to Salti1lo was interpr eted here as meaning that he will endeavor to obtain informa- ton from General Carranza directly which will aid the American delegates in handling the details Of the peace plan.
 from SaItillo that General. Carranza has decided to send delegates to the m sdiation conference infected a com plex phase into the situation. The mediators have been firm in their de- termination to exclude constitutional ist delegates unless an arInistice pre- vious1y had been declared
 It is not at III improbable Chat the American deleg atss will ask the me diators to receive the titutiona1ist envoys or that they themselves will endeavor to obtain information from the new pre@entatives The coming or the constitu tiona1ists is bound to progress Wllether they are formally agreed or not
 It is believed hare chat the consti- t11tionalistss representatives will be Luis Cabrerra, former speaker Of the Mexican chamber of deputies now
 
 young attorney prominent in the con- etitutiona.list movement, also in New York and IgEesias Calderon, leader Of the liberal party in AGexico, now at Slaltillo with General Carranza-
 FaaGael Zfuba1an, special representa- tive of General Cafranza. in Wash ington, may be delegate, but 1t is more likely that he will conkinue in the capital to look after Important Interests of the stituttona1ists there.
 The coming Of constitutiona1ist del- egates at a time when the proceed lsings have reached the critical stage where personnel is being discussed 1 win not be unwelconae to the Aneri- cans and it is suggested in some quar- ters that even the Huerta delegates. anxious for an end of the civil strife, will be glad to have the negotiations hurried by having all parties to the Mexican controve ersy represented.