Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-11

for an armistice, but the rebels would accept nothing but frnrn ediate surrsn- der.
 Firing Ceased During Arrangements.
 The gray haired general came to ths doorway of the barracks and received Colonel Garibaldi- RaouI Madero, a bro ther Of the rebel leader, dashed for ward with his rife 1sve1e6 at Navarro ready, to shoot if GaribzIdf was hit Federals and insurrcctos alike withheld their fire while the surrender was De- ing arranged.
 Objected FedsraIs Removed Uniforms.
 The fighting soon ceased ard atten- ton was immediately directed to tbs dead and wounded. The feders1s ir their humiliation tore off their viscred caps and uniforms and under guard c< the rebels walked de5ectedly in thsir underclothing down the street to the corral. They numbered about 800.
 Msy Join Msdsro's Forces.
 Tonight 1t was reporttd that 1ss of them had taken the oath of allegiance to General Madero and would join his forces Church bells vera rung. resi- dents of the town appeared in the streets with sighs of relief and the fn- surrectos began an uproar or shouts
 Secure Supply of Ammunition
 They certainly have made the most valuable capture of the revolutfor.
  ammunition at the barracks and they now have two mortsrs, three machine guns and two field pieces. Their am munition belts, somewhat depleted dur ing the attack, are filled again Town of JIarez Shattered. The town of Juarez has been shas- tered by bullets and shells beyond rzc- burned to the ground. Numerous adoo> dwellings are roohess. Some have large holes in their walls, expossnx to view wrecked interiors. Flags of All Nations Flying.
 Window glass, bedding and cebris litter the streets. Scores of buildings ars punctured with bullet hoaes. Msng show the destructive effect of the ar- tillery fire. The flags Of all nations
 were flying from the dwellings Of fcr- l eign residents today.
 Rebel Soldiers in High cles-
 Down the streets after the surTea<er l trudged s the fnsurrecto soldfsrs in l search of food and water. ThsT were
 unl.empt and worn by loss Of sleep yet they went about toyfuIly sfsoufSrtS Viva Madero" as they passed cns an other.
 ! American Doctors Care for Wsss6sds American doctors bandaged for them 1 their slight wounds as they gAh9rst 1 in the streets to celeorate EzeF TIc-
 tory They were allowed 10 d. e. how over, only after the rebel c1seefs had placed guard at all storss anf houses whose entrances were ezpose1. as well as around the outskirts Of tes town.
 Making Town Hsbitabbs. l e Telephone wires were soon being xs- paired and battered telegraph poles f$< placed The rebels ara now frT4DE t0 make their new capital g. habstsbie place.
 ! Liberated Prisoners Hejoice. Happiest among those who ws-e about the streets were the pTtse1srs l liberated from the jail duhrg the 6Ay. l Many of them profess to have been fn- nocent of any wrong doing. | PhiIadeIphian in Prison ss Spy. James Monaghan of 83es Barinz street, Philadelphia, a student In 1 Swa arthmore college who went szgfk- seeing in Juarez on Sunday, says h< was arrested as Q spy and EeDt tn tes prison. Frequently during Che fight | ing also he was forced to rary water from across the street to the federal soldiers who fought from the top oS the jail