Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-21

respond to the slightest alarm. Ma
dero's army almost surrounds JuareEs
The main command is in the ncun-
tains toward Ranchero de Flores al
most due west of Juarez.
200 Men Northwest Of Jusrsx.
dred men is northwest Of Juarez-
There the insurrecto artillery ~
mounted and there the insurrecto chief
and his lieutenants meet during th9
day. Bauche is occupied by troops
that arrived from the south last night
Fl Psso Might Be in Danger.
In the event OF an attack on Jusrez
the only danger to Eel Paso from the
bullets from the men at Bauche -
If they attack from the southwest.
The insurrecto cannon would fire par
allel with the Rio Grande past Fl Paso
into Juarez.
e Nevarro Won't Surrender.
Unless he receives orders from Mex-
leo City to the contrary, General Juan
J. Navarro has no intention 81 sur
rending Juarez to the insurrectos. THIS
was made plain tonight in his reply 70
the demand of Francico l. Msdes'7.
Congress Won't Meddle.
Washington, April 20.-congress is
in no temper to meddIe in the internal
affairs of Mexico, and in tho senate
majority Of both sides of the cham
ber will endeavor to prevent open dis
cussion of the travail through which
the republic south OF. the Rio Grands
is passing. This was made clear to-
day on the conclusion of a speech on
the Mexican situation by Senator
Stone of Missouri, who advocated en-
powering the president to use the army
and navy in any way he might - nc
to protect American lives and Prop
erty. The resolution was referred to
the foreign relations COMMITTEES. which
is not likely to act upon IT soon
Stone Taken to Task.
Senators Cu1Iom, Bacon, Root and
Lodge, all members of this COMMITTEES.
immediately deplored public discussjon
| of sister republics troubles. and sev-
1 task for the tenor of his remarks, >euE-
lgesting that such discussions sbouId
take place only in executive sessien-
Would es Declaration Of War
] Senator Bacon said he uanted II un-
/ derstood that the views Mr.. Sfbhedex-
/ pressed were not generally shared in
1 the senate. He said that to g1vs the
/ he may see fit is In itself g. declaration
| of war" and the time for such an exc
/ treme coursei had not arrived.
l. Mr.. Root was even more emphatic is
4 his disavowaI
| Skunk to Make Report.
I Washington, April 20.-A report of
1.-the Incidents along the American bor-
der respecting the battle OF AzuS
! Prieta Mexico, was requested by this
| war department from Colonel Skunk
of the department of Colorado. who
was in command at Douglas. Arfz-,
when the battle was fought
Government to Investigate.
! 1t is believed that the government
here will make a thorough investf9z-
4 ton of the events at Douglas 50 as to
: be prepared to answer various chr1 Se9
! as to details. supposed to be contained
| in the Mexicans reply to the Amef4-
| can governments protesfatfon.
President Says "Bs PATIENT
| Coincident with the war depart
| 'ments action was the announcements
/ by the White House that the press~
dent was inclined to await the receipt
of a full copy of the Mexican reply
before making any comment. Ths
presidents advice to all today was te
BE- patient and to accept the situa>
ton in a tolerant spirit