Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-05-10
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Ell Paso. Texas. May 10.-Stealthily
creeping into the federal strongholds
under cover of darkness and keeping
up merciless hand to hand attack
during the night, the insurrecto army
had practically captured Juarez at IL
o'clock today. General Madero start
ed for the town to establish his head
quarters there while the rebel cavalry
under Col. Villa, the fleetest of the
revolutionist horsemen is in hot pur-
suit Of detachment of federals fee
ing southwark from town The rebels
swarmed into the streets. The resi-
dents of the town, apparently salts
fed that the fighting was over, came
out from their shelters and the shouts
of exultation and victory could be
heard on the American side.
The sun was burning fiercely and
the revolutionists who have been
fighting for hours without food or
water, were being relieved by the
residents of the town, most of whom
seem to be insurrecto sympathizers.
Occasional firing is heard from the
barracks where General Navarro is
believed to be stationed. The gray
haired leader has determined to make
"a last stand there. A few days ago,
he declared that if the rebels had the
whole town and he only the barracks,
he still would be able to hold out for
la week, while reinforcements came.
DR.. Zuniga, in charge of the federal
hospital, admitted today that he has
treated over hundred federal wound.
ed twenty of whom may die. Around
the custom house, church and Jail, be.
tween IS and 40 federals, he said, are
lying in the streets.
Dr. Zuniga also said that he knew
Colonel Tamborel, commander OF a
part of the Juarez garrison, had been
wounded. Tamborel is the man who
recently taunted the insurrectos and
is believed to have been largely re-
sponsible for the attack. According
to Zuniga, Colonel Manuel Pueblito,
commanding the federal cavalry, has
been wounded.
Destroyed All Liquor.
The insurrectos took charge of the
principal places of business. Colonel
Garibaldi and his men destroyed all
| the liquor they could find to prevent
the men becoming intoxicated. Lib.
Grated prisoners arriving here at IL
O'Clock, declared all the guards about
the Jail had been killed. w. r. Kelley
of Stockton, Cal. received wound
in the shoulder while standing on the
canal on the American side. shortly
before noon.
| At II o'clock the insurrectOs placed
cannon in position to lombard the
barracks, where it is reported Navar.
ro and number of his men are 10
Gated. The first shot fired was tell
ing blow
! Colonel Tamborel Dead.
1 Ell Paso, Texas, May 10.-An Asso
ciated Press correspondent returned
from Juarez at 1910 where he inter
viewed General Pasqual Orozco, the
rebel commander. General Orozco de
clared that none Of his chiefs had
been hurt and that he had practically
driven all the federals from town. The
correspondent talked with Colonel
Pueblito. Of the federal army. who
has wound in his eye. Pueblito de
/ clared that Colonel Tamborel wal
dead. He san he hardly had believed
the insurrectos could take the towr
60 easily.
I Fedsrals Walk Into Trap.
Laredo, Texas, May 1O.-Reliable
Information, that fifty-six federals
were killed at saltillo yesterday in q
fight with insurrectos. was brouxh,