El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21

Juarez; so infantry brought up on
train; troops sent out after insurrectos
finds camps but no quarry; were
camped in u miles of train; kill beeves
and hold high carnival in the gates of
the city; Juarez safe declares the may
or; but he goes to mountains with field
glasses to look for fnsurrectos; fight
probable at Casas Grandes; insurrectos
capture train; cut wires and leave
for. Casas Grandes with locomotive;
only % miles south of Juarez; many
troops rushed out to fight; Mexico pre-
pares to have Col. Cuellar lead the
federals against the rebels; in chief of
staff to Diaz.
Dec. 26-Strong guard for Juarez at
night; volunteers patrol streets AMI
watchmen keep a lookout; people un-
guarded now in talking: bridges are
burned by rebels; train crew warned
! by an insurrecto 80 passengers will
not get hurt; many revoltosos along
the line; Gen. Navarro on the defen-
sive; is eventually expected to tri-
umph by. force of numbers; execution
of civilians confirmed; insurrectos have
also executed federal prisoners after
rough trial.
Rebels Control South Of Marta.
Dec 27-Rebels control completely
in region south Of Maria; dig up an
smelter into use to make bullets
Creers foreman branded; insurgents
don't believe federals from south can
hold out ? in Sierra Madre; Casas
Grandes and Pearson safe: insurrectos
have not molested; Hneman comes in
from Pearson and says they disap-
peared from line; achievements failed
to come: the first battle of Juarez" a
false alarm; army called out by pack
of burros; Mexican wood choppers and
their beasts of burden excite two cit
les; Ell Paso and Juarez victims; volun-
teers refuse services; call of Terrazas
is said to have been ignored; fighting
west Of Nal Paso.
Ineffective Rebel leadership
Dec. 2S-More troops for Juarez; 100
men arrive from southwark; Juarez
still in fear but no reyoltosos put in
appearance; repairing of bridges is
stopped; rebels lack man to lead their
soldiers; prove best fighters but have
failed to take advantage of chances to
strike telling blows; have drawn
themselves into a trap and have, cut
themselves off from ammunition
Dec 29-Casas Grandes may now be
in hands of insurrectos; mayor asks
for more troops; section man reports
that insurgents fired upon the town:
wounded in from field; reported in Chi
huahua that Nal Paso has been forced
by the federals; Navarro said to be
relieved.
Insurgents withdraw.
Dec. 30-Rebels give up Nal Paso;
railroad is opened west of Chihuahua
and wounded will come in; repairing
the railroad to MADEIRA; insurrectos
appear to be at bay with small chance
of winning fight; federals have them
surrounded.
Dec 31-No rebels appear on North
Western; road is open to Sabinal; new
fighting at Nal Paso, If there was any,
only slight skirmish.
January 2-Batopilas is retaken by
federals; insurrectos said to have been
repulsed at Casas Grandes by volun-
teers; rebels soaring Americans away.
jan 3-Soldiers are sent to fight
around Ojinaga; Gen. Luque, who took
the relief column to Navarro at Peder-
males, IS going in command of expe-
dition to free big Bend" country of
rebels there
Jan Guerrero is killed at Janos:
former California leader of insurrecto
band meets his death; to capture Gus
toms houses; Madero's representative
is satisfied with the progress of the
rebellion; total killed at Nal Paso was
81; latest battle of the insurrectos was
fought last Wednesday.
Rebels Score Minor Successes.
Jan. 5-Attempt to flank rebels south
of Casas Grandes: 300 men are sent
south Of here; elections in Mexico are
frauds-that is declaration of insur-I
gent provisional governor of Chihua-
hua.
Jan. 6-Dolores mine in rebel hands:
several towns in Sahuaripa district of
Sonora have also been taken. Teiada,s
head taken off Juarez statue in c.
Juarez.
Jan. 7-Rurales have brush near
Parral; one of their number is wound
ed and they retreat before rebel fire:
troops are sent out from Peinado; SYM
pathy for rebels is large; American
from Chihuahua says they expect to
win; Navarro is doomed. will be shot
If rebels catch him.
Jan. 9-Insurrectos no longer hold
any important towns; driven back from
the railways; Mexican army is to be
enlarged; as result Of instruction six
more regiments are to be armed.
'1RebeIIion is Ended" Says Creel.
Jan. 10-Tranquil in Mexico. SAYS Sr.
Creel; declares that rebels have been
routed and rebellion is now at an end.
Jan. 11-Hunger is driving Mexicans
to Texas; Boquillas is without food:
rebels take five coast points; Ceiba in
great anxiety awaits coming of b.
nilIa's army.
Jan. 12-Effort made TO wreck train:
obstruction placed on track of Mexican
North Western; possibly effort made to
border; among injured is Associated
Press correspondent
Jan 1S-Insurrectos avoid an attack; !