MADERO'S FATE.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1681, 22 February 1913, Page 5

MADERO'S FATE.

HANGING IN THE BALANCE,

HUERTA SWORN IN. '

REBELS LIKELY TO SUBMITS

L „ By Telegraph—Press Assoclatlon-Copy'rigl (Rec. February. 21, 9.10 p.ini.) \ 11 . Mexico City, February 21.} Tho Committee of the Houso of Depi '■ ties is demanding that Madero shall L i compelled to face an bflicial inquiry n ) to whether ho shot Colonel Biveroll who arrested at the National Palace; a!s 1 whether, he had misused tho Government! funds. In all likelihood Madero will be com pelled to teturn to stand his trial. General Huerta has been -sworn in a President. General Diaz has up to th l present offered no objection. Con ditions aro now. peaceful and the rebel , in Northern Mexico are likely to subnri if certain demands'.aro granted. - 1 MADERO DETAINED. CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY. Mexico City, February 20. i When about to dopart ex-Presideni Madero was stopped by tho Government'! > ordors, and an allegation put forward or General Huerta's behalf• that ; Madero hat conspired against Euerta's life. - The Mexican Congress discussed al . night tho question of sending Madero intc exile. TOLL OF THE CONQUERORS. / Moxico City, February 20. ■ A. firing party executed Adolph Basso, Superintendent of. tho National Palace. Basso, an. aged man, bared his'breast to riflemen, shouting "Viva Mexico": ;