Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-01

Washington. May s1-While Mexi- can mediation at Niagara Falls await erta governments as to proposed terms of settlement of the present in- ternational differences and compost ton of the international differences and composition of the internal Mex ican situation. prominent agents of the constitutionalist movement in Mexico conferred here today with Luis Cabrera as the center of interest
 Officials of the Washington ad- ministration. though in communica- ton during the day with American representatives at the conference. de- clned to discuss their attitude as to reception of representatives of Car ranza in the mediation negotiations but it was again declared that this government still was firmly of the outline terms of settlement of the general political affairs of Mexico, should be signed until agents of Gen eral Carranza had been given an op- portunity to participate in the delib- erations.
 Bryan held a brief conference later in the day, and. it is understood, commu- nications bearing on the late develop ments at Niagara Falls were for warded to Commissioners Lamar and Lehmann. Like all other communi-
 
 held strictly in confidence. The belief in official circles here tonight. how ever, was that the publications of the Carranza note to the South American mediators and the answer of the mediators thereto might be de- layed for some days, pending further efforts on the part of this government to bring influence to bear which would assure some sort of represen- tation at Niagara Falls of the consti- i nationalist government
 When Luis Cabrera, whom General Carranza -hurriedly summoned from Europe, reached Washington. he was met by Rafael Zubaran. minister of the interior in the Carranza cabinet, and Jose yasconcelos, second emts- The three were together throughout the day and also were in touch with their legal advisers through whom they maintain communication with the Washington government Though the constitutionalist agents refused to discuss their deliberations, it became known that they were chiefly con- cerned with the Niagara Falls media ton conferfnce. Cabrera and Vas concelos, it was reiterated tonight, delegates for the constitutfonalists should the mediating envoys deter mine to broaden the scope of the con- ference by admitting agents of Cen
 It was stated tonight that no as swer had come to the Carranza note, dispatched Thursday, in which the mediators were informed that the conflict in Mexico ought not to be dealt with in the absence of represen- tatives of the constitutionalist cause. MT. Zuburan was unable even to say whether a response would be made or whether the mediators would invite the constitutionalists to take part in the deliberations. Should the invita- ton be extended it is understood that the constitutiona1ist representatives would ask time to visit General Car ranza for instructions before ap- bearing at Niagara Falls.
 While officially uniformed about what is going on behind the doors of the conference hall at the Falls or the names of those Mexicans who are be- ing considered at proposed provisional government the three constotutional- ist leaders were plainly interested in Felix Dias, the presidential candidate whose representatives have twice ap- peared at Niagara Falls and vasquez Gomez( a prominent Mexican who has an adherent of Madero but who has not allied himself with the present co1stitutionalist movement with Car ranxa- Gomex left Mexico after the ascension of Huerta to power and has since ffvec in the United States though remaining in constant touch with his friends in the Mexican cap ital.