Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-16

tense excitement characterized the
gathering and at the close of the read
ing OF Huerta's resignation the depu-
ties and spectators broke into loud
and continued applause.
After the acceptance OF Huerta's res
ignation a commission was appointed
by the president of the chamber TO
escort Senior Carba1al to the floor of
the house. Very soon Senior Car'bajal
appeared in front of the chamber. pass
ing through the files of soldiers. He
entered, and as he walked to the plat
form the deputies stood. Speaker Man
uel Mercado then administered the
oath.
The new executive again passed
through double files Of troops. as he
proceeded to the national palace
Two deputies spoke vigorously
against the acceptance OF Huertas
resignation, one Of them calling It
weak submission to the United
States"
Two other deputies spoke in favor
OF acceptance, declaring that it was the
only way to save the country and the
fratrlcidal strife.
General Aurelio Banquet, Huertas
minister of war, several other generals
and the ministers of communications.
public instruction and interior in the
Huerta cabinet, Arturo Alvaradejo
Garcia Naranjo. Ignacio Alcocer, re
spectively, as we'll as other high off
Gals of the former administration. left
the capital yesterday.
"A special committee composed Of
Jesus Urueta, Enrique Bordes Mangel
and Jose Inez Novelo, former members
of the chamber of deputies, left last
night to arrange with the constitution
alist leaders for a peaceable entry into
the capital.
No Disturbance on Streets.
The streets Of the capital were
crowded until a late hour last night but
no disturbance has been reported. The
governor Of the federal district issued
orders to the police to check every dem
onstration vigorously. The streets were
patrolled by mounted police who have
orders to use drastic measures If nee
essary.
Shortly after o'clock last night
General Huerta, accompanied by a few
friends. entered the French cafe. which
he has been in the habit of visiting
several times daily for the past year or
more, and took his usual place near
the entrance
An immense crowd followed the ex-
president to the cafe, shouting "Vivas"
for him. Many shook him by the hand,
while others embraced and several
kissed him on the cheek.
The stern old soldier was overcome
and tears filled his eyes. He raised
his glass and said:
This will be my last toast in my
favorite resort, and I drink to the new
president of Mexico"
AS President Carbajal emerged from
the chamber of deputies an immense
crowd blocked the streets. making it
difficult for the presidential carriage to
pass. The troops were obliged to clear
the way. The dense crowds issuing
from the chamber were momentarily
halted, hundreds turning back into the
building.
A panic was narrowly averted, the
trouble being caused by some man
in the street raising a cry against the
deputies who had refused to vote for
the acceptance Of Huerta's resignation
The manifestants showed an ugly dis
position and attempted to attack the
deputies. but the troops leveled their
guns and dispersed them.
In view of possible disturbances as
result OF the change in government
placards are being posted on the walls
along the main streets signed by Ed
uardo Iturbide, governor of the federal
district. calling upon the people not to
hold demonstrations, to preserve the
peace and to act as becomes a cul-
tured nation. The proclamation says
that the governor will suppress dis
orders at any cost.