Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-03
Retirement Of
D|AZ IS PEACE
TINT ASSURANCE WILL WORK
CALM IN iS HOURS.
negotiations ON TODAY
Trouble Resumed Along Western
Coast-Idyes of Americans No
Longer Safe.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Mexico CITY, May 2. (Bulletin)-
Announcement was made tonight that
the armstice had been extended fo'
five DAYS more. 1t is insisted that
Judge Carbojal has fun power 10 act
for the government i'm the peace ne
rotations and that the doubts OK
pressed by Madero are without bass,
I'll Paso Teas May Judge Fran
cisco Carabajal, the federal peace en-
Voy arrived here tonight. Formal
peace negotiations with the rcbeI COM
manders will begin tomorrow, As
soon as Cabarazial arrived he went
into conference with oscar Braniff.
Esquibal Obbregon, and Rafalel Her
nandez who have been acting as go-
betweens in thenegotiations thus far.
At the conclusion OF the conference,
Senior Rraniff announced that Judge
Caborzc announced he had brought
full power for treating with the rebel
commissioners and no hitch would
result. Judge Caraboial refused to
discuss instructions given him OF
Mexico City.
It was stated that formal negot'a-
tions would be taken up tomorrow In
atent to be erected in a willow grove
on the Mexican side of the Rio Gran0t
helf-way between Juarez and the IN
surrecto camp. Judge CaborZc Will
act alone while Or. G.. Nasquez Co
mez will reprent the provisional gov
ernment advised by Senor Peno Sua-
rez and General Madero, a lawyer and
provisional governor of Yucaton,
As preiously stated, judge Cabarzca
delay at Soltilo was due to mis-
understanding as TO the meeting place
an dto the slowness of telegraph COM
munication in Mexico. After a ted
ious walt for news Of the whereabouts
of Judge Caborzca the federal peace
envoy, General Francisco ]. Maiero,
Jr., finally informed Fegen Navarro
in command OF the federal troops Mt
Juarez, Mexico, that three days pro-
longatlon OF the present armiSuce,
which expires at noon tomorrow,
would be acceptable II the federal
government desired. General Navar-
ro telegraphed to Mexico City for in
structions particularly because the
armistice extensions suggested 10y Ma
dero would include Oiunago, for some
time under seige by the rebels.
Just that Judge Caborz,a has been
instructed to say in regard TO the
question of President Diaz's resigna-
ton is not known, but insurrecto lead
ers tonight did not deny that II he
carries some official assurance OF
President Dlaz's retirement he VIII
nave brought solution to their prln-
cipal demands and a peace arrange
ent can be arranged in ~ hours
Americans No Longer Safe.
Nogales Ariz May 2.-Whatever
may be th1 prospects of peace at El
Paso and JuTez, there are no peaceful
signs along the western coast or Mex
leo. News that dribbled Into Nogales
today from various quarters OF the
states of Sinoloa and Sonora tell OF
scenes of disorders and almost con-
tinuous fighting. There were reports
of skirmishes and fights with attend
ant loss of 'ife from several points
Tonight Americans in this city fa-
mlliar with conditions across the bor-
der. regard the situation as grave.
Not only is the political welfare OF
The Western Mexican states affected
but American interests are said to be
involved and in danger Even the
lives of Americans hitherto held sa-
creu by federals and rebels are no
longer regarded safe in the interior
Of Mexico.
Prominen, railroad officials who
reached Nosales from Mexico today
brought warning from the rebels to
remove all Jf their families as quickly
us possible into the United states and
advise thei' American friends to do
likewise. Coupled with these warn
ings was threat of the insurrectos
to launch attacks against the Mexican
border towns, Many American are
coming across the border
Word came from the Magdalene
district southeast OF Nogales OF the
complete wiping out Of body Of 30
federals under Louis Eserala by a
band Of rebels In the vicinity Of Otates
The rebels dmbushed the government
troops while the latter were engaged
III esoortlng wealthy farmer to his
ranch near Magdalere. The rebels
opened fire without warning.
Rebels Hold Up Train.
Loredo, Tex, May "A small band
OF revolutionists held UP the south
bound train on the National Linen Of
Mexico at Santa Maria last night en-
tered the express car and obtained
25O rifles and 10000 rounds OF am-
munitlon and then permitted The tran
TO resume lis run.
Two Americans Killed.
Douglas. Arizona, May 2--Amerl.
can mining men who reached Douglas
today from Melco report wide spread
pilage In the state OF sonora from
Naco2ara, south and the killing Of
two Americans at the Santa Nina
mine southwest OF Urez.