The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-10
STRIKE A SNAC
At MEDIATION
PROCEEDINGS
-- isyD
U. S. Refuses to Permit Dictator
Huerta to Naem Provisional
President /
J
AS THIS WOULD C0NSTRUE
RECOGNITION GOVERNMENT
Constitutionalists Are Now About
Ready to Enter Into Nego-
tiations.

Niagara Falls. June 9---The
United States is not willing TO cx-
tend recognition 10 a new provision
nj president if he is named according
tc the methods described by the
Mexican delegates, which Is that
Gen. Huerta be permitted to appoint
as minister Of foreign affairs the
man to be provisional president, as
this is construed as recognition of
tho Huerta government
ON this Issue the mehiators came
to fat disagreement late today.
for more than two hours the media
tors aad the American delegates ar
sued in vain and it was apparen.
whom the conference ended that
what hitherto had been considered a
matter of detail had suddenly de-
yeIoped a snag.
One of the Mexican delegates in
sisted that they regarded the form
of transition as technicality which
could be dispensed with If the
American government found II i'm
possible to agree to the method sug-
gested by the Mexican delegates,
There is a possibility that COM
premise method will be agreed upon.
| The counter proposal of tho
LAmerican government to the Mexi-
can plan hiss not yet been taken up
with the Mexican delegates.
The Constitutionalists answer Is
not expected materially to alter the
situation as it is authoritatively
known that no armistice will bo
agreed TO by the Coustitutionalists
a condition upon which the media
tors are insistept.
Rebels May Come In.
Washington, June 9.---Earlv indI-
cations in Washington tonight
pointed to some form of participa-
tion by the Constiutionalists in tho
Imediation conference at Niagara
Falls tending toward the settlement
Of the international difficulties ar.
fecting the IIuerta government as
we'll as the internal troubles in the
Mexican republic,
1t was expected that the indehnte
position OF the Oonstitutionalists
would he commune 1ted to Niagara
Falls before many hours. Some of
those in close touch with the Revo-
lutionary leader slii he would not
consent tU an armistice, but that he
would express Il willingness TO ac-
1uiesce in peace proposals as they
relate % the rstablishn cnt of a pro-
visional government pending gem
cral election.
There was 4 suggestion from
Niagara Falls that whatever Car
rama answer might be the peacr
proposal being discussed between
the Huerta commissioners and those
for the United States would be in
corporatod into protocol and that
The meGiatorial conference then
would recess and the United States
government wCuld undertake nego
tatiors with the ConstituticnaIists
with view to securing their con-
sent - the provisional government
proposal
At the Constiutionalist head
quarters it was not believed any
communication would be forwarded
to the mediutors until tomorrow. IN
some quarters the opinion was tina.
Carrauza woald offer to send dele
gates to Niagara Falls to discuss the
peace proposal, but that he would
not sfocify precisely the scope of
discussion in which they would be
. authorized to participate.
The subject of ammunition from
4 the United states for the Cnnstitu-
L tionalists continues matter Of Off
cial concern here today, having been
discussed at length az cabiner
meeting. The cabinet deliberations
resulted in a direct order to hold up
I a cargo of ammunition at Galveston
aboard the Morgan liner Ell sud for
transhipmert to Tampico.
/ Senor Zuhuran announced late to-
/ might that he had been unsuccessful
= lin his efforts to get into telegraph &c
u communication with Gen. Tarranza
: at Saitillo, and that as a result nc
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