Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-19

y Tamazula, Durango, between >
y the rebel forces under William :
y Simon, an American, and the
= seventh battalion of the Mexi- :
= can National Guard, sixty :
= nine rebels including Captain ;
y Collins were killed and one :
y hundred and fifty wounded. >
y The federals greatly outnum- >
= bered the rebels most of whom y
y We're killed or captured ac- >
y cording to government reports. ,
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Ell Paso, April 19.-The insurrect(
force south of Juarez moved theil
cannon nearer the city overnight ant
appears to be making preparations tt
attack Juarez. The federals spent
the night under arms momentarily eX
pecting the battle to open. This is
hardly probable however, as the maiT
force of the rebels has not yet moved
from Sapello.
Dash Into Aqua Prieta.
Aqua Prieta, April 19.-Shortly af
ter daylight daring band of insur
rectos numbering only half dozer
or so, stole into Aqua Prieta, set fire
to the Nacozari railroad station which
was destroyed with it's valuable con
tents. The federals fired upon the
invaders, three of them being killed
Dead Found in Depot.
Aqua Prieta, April 19.-Five loaded
freight cars were also burned. The
depot was filled with goods Of all de-
scriptions including costly mining ma
chinery. The federal soldiers car
ried several dead from the ruins o.
the depot to the bull ring. 1t is be
lieved that they were the bodies OF
the rebels who applied the torch, OIL
OF refugees who had been hiding in
the building and eptrapped by the
soldiers who were rushed to the
scene. A column OF insurrectos which
was swinging around into Nacozari
When darkness fell last night could
not be seen today. The column OBJ
served at the mouth of a mountain
pass leading toward Cananae had also
disappeared. The rebels in Douglas
declare that their headquarters have
accurate information that General
Blanco with large force is advanc
ing toward Aqua Prieta. Other rebel
reports are that Orozco is on his way
with his army. The reports were not
verified.
Rebel Reinforcements.
Douglas, Ariz., April ia courier
reports that $50 rebels who have ar
rived at Cienzas springs east of here
are not composed of refugees from
Aqua Prieta. The force is said tt
have Taramari Indian scouts indicat
ing that they came from Chihuahua.
Naco is Threatened.
Douglas, Ariz, April 19.-The feel
ing is bitter between the American
and Mexican partisans of the insur
rectos and supporters of the Mexican
government in Douglas and persona
alterations are frequent. Pedro Gar
cia of Uriques, secretary to the MeXi
can consul here, and G. G. Lelliviera
editor of Ell Industrial, the Spanish
PRO rebel paper engaged in a fist f1gh
on the street today. Both principals
were cut and bleeding when arrested
Tie federal troops were expected Il
arrive today to reinforce the garri
SCH at Naco where rebel attack ii
expected
Peace Talk.
Washington, April 19.-With the re
ceipt here today of advices confirm
ing the report that negotiations for al
armistice between the federal rebe
forces are in progress, the opinion wa
expressed here today that opportun
action has been taken by both side
of the Mexican revolution to preven
complications with the United States
1t was reported here today that witt
definite proposal from the revolu
tionists, the possibility of an agree
ment for the abdication of Presiden
Diaz within a certain time is not a
all unlikely. The proposals, it i
known, are to be received by tn
Mexican cabinet and laid before Diai
The capture by the revolutionists c
San Diego Papasquiero in the state c
Durango, was reported to the state d.
partment today. The total losses O
both cidec ayceedpd 100
British Watch Uncle Sam.
San Antonio, Texas, April 19.-It
maintained by d. O'Brien, travelin
man of Philadelphia who resided i
Liverpool, England, several year
that the English government has
secret service man here watching ma
ters between the United States an
Mexico. O'Brien declares he met thi
secret service man on the street her
and recognized him as the same ma
who watched the interests of the En-
lish government at st. Petersbur
during the time that relations wer
strained between Russia and Englan'
1T is my opinion" declared NJ
.O'Brien, that the particular matte
which brought this man to the Uni
ed States was the talk of the secrt
treaty between Mexico and Japan. Al
other matter which Is significant
continued Mr.. O'Brien, sis the fat