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

, town is quiet; police prevent looting of
stores; wounded are being cared for:
good order prevails IN Mexican border
town following three days of bloody
fighting.
May 12-First Extra--Fear of imme-
date attack on state capital; Chihua-
hua is surrounded and a suburb at
tackled; conditions chaotic; ''irsurrec-
tos fight with their heads In battle.
May 12-Second Extra-The insur-
rectos may import rifles; y. S. WA
permit them to cross border; must use
custom house; Juarez merchants to be
paid for losses.
May 12-Madero reopens the Juarez
customs house; good order prevails In
Lomeli is in Aqua Prieta command
former Ell Paso insurrecto chief takes
charge Of the abandoned town; desert
ers in hills come to Juarez; typhus
fever IN Juarez.
Madero Arrested by Orozco.
May 13-First Extra.-Madero is ar
rested; Orozco leads revolt against Ma
dero and fourishes pistol; demands
resignation of provisional cabinet;
American legion to be disbanded.
MaderO Saves Navarro's Life.
May 13-Second Extra.-Madero and
Orozeo have a clash; Villas men wanted
government: demands better treatment
and resents civilian office holders; Ma
dero saves Navarro by rushing him to
river in automobile; Navarro swtms
river TO Ell Paso.
Nav 13-Gen. Navorro safe In FL
Paso respects his parole and says he
will return to Juarez when Madero
wants him.
Peace Talk Revived.
May 15-End of the revolution seems
near; peace outlook Is now much
brighter; messages from Mexico City
to commissioners agree to terms; hope
rebels will soon split up; Mexican off,
Gals grasp at slim chance; more re-
form measures; Diaz army huddled IN
small towns.
May 16-Prospects for peace brighten
up; Madero says his hopes run high;
Judge Carbaja1 representing federal
government is optimistic; concessions
are made by, Madero to Diaz regarding
the cabinet; although stronger than
ever the rebel leader exhibits moder-
ate spirit in dealing with Diaz: his
cabinet approves his action.
Diaz Promises to Resign.
May 17-Peace expected soon; hovers
near; federals and rebels alike expect
results: insurrectos demand that Dfaz
give them a written agreement ito per-
NIT them TO name a certain number OF
cabinet members and state governors;
rebels agree to three cabinet members
but want IA governors; Diaz TO resign
in Is days.
De La Barra Provisional President.
May 1S-Madero and De la Barra as
joint presidents; will reconstruct Mex
leo when Diaz leaves office; Madero
will leave Juarez in a few days for
the Mexican capital; Diaz and Corral
agree TO quit; rebels lay down arms;
program for settlement in Mexico is
decided upon; new election law IS
drafted for Mexico; IL day battle in
Sinaloa.
May 19-Madero going to Mexico at
once; threats on his life do not prevent
trip; receives message from Diaz as
surfing him of Mexican presidents in
tention to retire; coming Of Madero
surprise in Mexico; arms and ammuni-
ton may now be taken to Juarez;
good order in Cananea by rebels.
May 20-Madero will not go to Mex
leo; changes his mind suddenly and
remains in the provisional capital until
Diaz has retired and De Ia Barra is IN
the chair; cabinet for the new admin
istration appears to be virtually agreed
upon.
Madero Insists Fighting Stop.
May 23EMadero to have peace or
fight; will insist that revolt now stop;
may send Orozco and force Of picked
men to Lower California; Diaz may be