Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-09

aIro WAS m complete comm&Do-
 In the main insurrecto camp today | confusion reigned. Orders were giv- en for general attack but were | countermanded. It was argued by | some of the chiefs that since the | ssnsall detachment had knade sileh I progress. 1t was the duty of the re | mainder of tke army to reinforce it. Gen. Madero wavered In his decision. | but finally decided to stand by his promise of last night not to attack | the city.
 Truce Flag Fired On.
 Flags of truce suffered greatly dur ing the lay, an insuTrecto who bore one being shot from his horse Those who were trying to persuade Madero 1 to make a general attack reported 1 that the federals had fired on the truce bearer, but this had not been confirmed
 At 9:l5 o'clock an automobile car i'ying flag Of truce started from the MadeIo headquarters for Juarez. Gen. Navarro was willing during the day at any hour to grant an armistice. But the insurrectos ignored all ef- forts in that direction.
 The total dead for the days fight ing, according to the insurrectos and iederals, was early estimated at near thirty. The wounded number close to sixty.
 Manifesto Unsatisfactory. 4
 Al I o'clock General Madero an- nounced he would begin at sunset a general attack on Juarez. the reason, ! it was supposed. being that the exact ! wording of the Diaz manifesto which 1 reached here today had proved high | ly unsatisfactory to the rebels. But i at .4:30 o'clock Madero changed his | mind. The federals were reported 1 to have stopped firing.
 It was reported that the federals ! had shot tho insurrecto truce bearer { but 1t could not be confirmed.
 Many Dead in Streets. i
 Many rom the federal dead can | be seen lying in the streets. Col | onel Steever has ordered ali United . States troops to the scene of fight 1 ing. He has made a report to the | war department Of the futiIitv of the | protests against shooting into Amer ican territory.
 Troops Fight Crowd.
 Al J:l5 o'clock, the firing was re sumed. Shots rang out in quick sue cession. Thousands of sight-seers in danger of being hit lined the Amer ican side of the river banks. though the United States troops made an ef- fort to keep them from the exposed { places.
 At 7:10 o'clock Gen. Aiadero re { turned 10 his headquarters and den jed that the attack was general. He said he was making every effort to stop the battle. He declared those ! lighting had disobeyed orders. The remainder of the insurrecto army, however, is holding itself in readiness to give succor to their comrades.
 Take The Bull Ring.
 The insurrectos have taken all the custom houses but one, all the bridges and the bull ring The streets in Juarez are said to be covered with 1 dead and wounded The United States custom house has been hit by bullets several times The casualties on American side of the line are re- ported to be five killed and twelve wounded.
 Five Americans. four Of them in the rebel army and one a Chicago man, who was caught on the Mexican side when the fighting started, came 10 the middle of the Santa Fe bridge ard asked permission tonight to bring some rebel wounded across. The request was denied.
 10 Dead in Trenches.
 John r. Jones Of Chicago was per mitted to come across. He was caught in IuareZ sightseeing. All q sH FYa,-at.-r 4 federals dead in one trench which the federals had abandoned and reb als could and would take the town if they had Te-inforcements to help them out in case of a surprise. They said the federals still held the jail and the church, but that they could be dislodled if there was a determin- cd attack.
 Fired On 20 Rebels.
 The Americans said not an Amer can had been hurt among the rebels and all ieplored the fact they could get no endorsements. F. Cassidy, member of the American legation. with the insurrecto army, reached the insuTrecto camp tonight at 7.3e and declared that during afternoon about 70 insurrectos, bearing a white flag on Cemercio street, were attack ed by a band of federals. that fedeT- als fired into them with a machiNe gun and that the destruction was ter rife.
 Dr. Avon Mathesus said he had been asked to go to JuaTez to treat { the wounded. He declared there wele no physicians in Juarez since the at- tack. One nan was given permission l to go to Juarez and get bis children and return with them.
 Many Killed and Wounded.
 FL PASO. May S.-The insurrectos claim they already have S50 men in Juarez while reports from the fed eraI sources are that the rebel loss