The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-05-21

h,, the move in reality means that II is
thought best to get the insurrectos back
into the mountains to which they are
acc,ist nmod and away from the capital.
Anattack on Nogalos. Sonora separated
only from Nognles, Ariz.. by street, was
avoided this morning by the quick action
of officials of the Southern Pacific Rail-
road The agent at Nogalcs informed
hsdivison chiefs and the division officials
knowing that an armistice was on, to side
track all other business until they could
re, a wire to Madero at J,iarez and get
mn answer back from him that the arms-
tice was on and that fighting was for
hidden
This afternoon there was a general re-
view and Nadero addressed the men in
farewell words. az he expects TO leave for
Mexico city in few days and does not
anticipate seeing the army in the field
again. He praised the soldiers for their
LOYALTY and told them that. while their
fight was not yet over. II appeared to be
nearly go. Giiseppi Garibaldi. the Lieu
tenant Colonel and Italian soldier of for
tune who led the attack on Juarez. was
commissioned n General at the review
this afternoon. taking rank with Pascual
Orozco.
Tomorrow the provisional President
and his wife will pay visit TO all the hos
pitfalls in Juarez and shake hands with the
wounded soldiers both Federals and in
surrectos. They will also see if the hos
pitals need any attention that they are
not now receiving.
The Federal soldiers who occupied
~ l~., N<~1lr No
place on Thursday are said to be in bad
way. encamped near Jimulco without
food and unable 10 secure train 10 move
them toward Mexico city. Torreon is
the largest town in Mexico now held by
the insurrectos. but not the most impor-
vant--Juares. the rebel capital. being the
most important.
II nothing occurs 10 ruff1e the waters
railroad communication between Juarez
and Chihuahua will he restored in n few
days. Federal soldiers taken prisoner at
Juarez are being worked as laborers on
the line under insurrecto guards. and the
repairs are progressing rapidly. Officials
of the railway refused to make the repairs
unless Madero would guarantee the afety
Of the line through to Mexico city. Then
the insurrectos confiscated the line and
began doing the work themselves.
Fourteen mallet engines belonging 70
the National Railroad of Mexico were
sent east this morning to Eagle Pass.
Tex. whence they will be shipped TO
Mexico city. The engines we're deliv
cred to the railroad officials at Juarez
by the manufacturers early in February,
but on account Of the road being torn
up they have not been put in use. The
engines were brought TO FL Paso about
three weeks ago at the time that an at
tack on Juarez was expected. and have
been in the FL Paso railroad yards since
that time An order was received on
Friday from the Mexico national officials
in Mexico city TO rush the engines to
that point az once.
To get the Mexico mail accumulation
out of the way in the Fl Paso post Office
il has been necessary to put TO work some
of the former Juarez postal clerks, This
mail has been accumulating for two
weeks large force of clerks from the
FL Paso post Office, together with three
clerks from the Juarez post Office and
some of the railway postal clerks are
ensa ged in the work. IL will take five
or SIX days before the mass is cleared up.
The Nlexioobound European mail which
was formerly addressed TO Juarez and
distributed throughout Mexico from that
point will be sent via Laredo.