Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-11
SMUGGLING ARMS
ACROSS BORDERS
TWO REVOLUTIONISTS RECEIVED
As PATIENTS AT HOSPITAL.
Billed AS machinery
Residents Of Junrcz Labor Undcr
llnlluclnntion OF Attack by
Mudcrlsta Army.

hY Ashntlaleu IfNHHs
lgl Paso, Texas, April 10.-Two In
surrectos, Chlstavo Mendoza and Ag-
nacro Dlaz who claim 10 have been
wounded I'm n slrmish with federals
opposite Sierra Blanca, Texas, ninety
miles east Of El Paso, Sunday, were
brought to the lnsurrecto hospital
here today. Insurrectos have also
reported at san lgnicio. forty miles
east Of Juare2 and at Columbus, New
Mexico 20 miles west.
Customs Collector \. l.. Sharpe to-
day telcgraphcd the treasury depart
meut asking for more troops to con-
troll the border west of Columbus. II
Is rumorcd that four machine guns,
| 500 mausers and 500 900 rounds Of
/ rifle ammunition have been snug
/ gled across the border west OF Colum-
bus recently The shipment Is said
/ TO have been billed 70 the American
/ Mining COMPANY as mining machl-
merry at a lonely switch near Hachita.
/ New Mexico. Residents Of Juarea
still expect an attack by the Nader
| lstu army.
American Poisoned Food.
! MeXicnli, April l0.-Colonel Mayot,
commander Of the fed"rals in this Vi
cinty caused TO be burned today all
provisions abandoned by Stanley Will
liams fIlibuster American and after
the fight Of saturday. According to
survivors, the suspicion of Colonel
Mnyot that the food was poisoned
was well founded. one guerrilla said
today that enough cynalde had been
mixed with the flour 10 have killed
the entire federal army. Both Colonel
Mayot and General Salinas, the lat-
ter In command OF the guerrilla gar
rlson here, returned to the Cudahay
ranch where the stock was stolen by
Williams raiders.
Rebels Surprised In Sonora.
Cananea Sonora, Mex. April 10
A messenger arriving here today re-
ports battle between Commandante
Barron and his two hunlted federal
, rurales and about 800 lnsurrectos un-
der Juan Cabral. at point this side
OF Bacanuchi, twentv-ono miles south
Of here. The federal report says fif-
teen rebels were killed than one re-
bel officer was taken prisoner.
II The federals claim to have cap
3 tured 40 horses and quantity OF dy'
G Mantle and electric batteries. TheJ
u say they surprised the rebels wht
= were about to dynamite the railroad
Six Americans are said to have beer
in the ranks
Kickapoo Heap Big Fighters.
g Aqua Prieta. Mexico, April 10.--
All communication Is cut off tonight
from Arlzte which IS occupied by the
rebels. Arizte is at the junction OF
tho Sonora and Hananuchi Rivers
= The KiIlpoo Indians Rho have a
colony I'm sonora near Colonia Coro'
los, have expressed desire to enter
the campaign, but say they are moi
particular on which side they fight
} Tho tribe numbers 800 and moved
here from Oklahoma. American cit
lzens and Indian Agent Goshton are
restraining them from taking part In
tho campaign.
Q Rebels Surround City.
: Mexico City, April lO.-El Haraldo
I publishes a dispatch this afternoon
+ from San Juan Bhustiatla. the capl.
3 tol Of Tabasco saying the city is sur
8 rounded by rebels and its capture Il
, expected.
n Gomez Defines Cause
81 Washington, d. c., April 10.-Th;
> Mexican revolution Is national up.
$ rising and not an individual affair In
the opinion OF Dr. Valque Gomez
head OF the confidential agency of this
d revolutions hdre, and therefore ht
= believes Madero will not make peace
except on terms that Will satisfy th'
h revolutionary. DR.. Gomez In state
ment issued tonight pointed out thai
q naotlter revolution would bo forth
coming II the demands OF his party
a are not satisfied.