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

! keep unmounted federal soldiers con-
stantly on the jump; capture of Janos
! considered a joke.
Fighting Continues.
Jan. 14-Nine killed in battle near
Las -Vacas, Mexico; quiet reigns on
line to Pearson; hunting rebels near
Chihuahua.
Jan. 16-Fighting reported near Ga
leana; rebels kill many loyal prison
ers; mayor in Juarez to resign; Coyome
scene of fight Saturday; rebels going
south from Ell Paso.
Jan. 19-Fighting in En- Vale re-
gion; no Interference, however, with
trains operating from Juarez; wires cut
close to Chihuahua city; many fights
with rebels in Mexico; Navarro is back
at Pedernales.
Jan. 20-Tarahuamari indians in the
fight; seven are killed at Baquirichic;
two battles fought there with rebels;
rurale force at Parra1 increasing; stu
alton is seriously viewed; foreigners in
Mexico see in the revolution very
grave condition; most of the army is
now in Chihuahua.
FederaIs Ambushed; Lose Heavily.
Jan. 21--Martinez is to be jefe Of
Juarez; fighting west of Chihuahua
Guillermo Baca, rebel leader, is wound
ed in battle with federals near Bato-
pilas; prisoners go to Chihuahua.
Jan. 23-Over 100 federals are killed
in pass near Ojinaga; decoyed in by
rebel army; lighting is hot near Ga
leana.
Jan. 24-Troops from Fort Bliss pa
troll the border; half hundred men sent
to Polva; armed and equipped for sew
eral days service; sheriff and Z. S.
q al crn. will 70
revolutionists operating from Texas
side of river; the rebels say they are
winning
Jan. 25-over 100 federals are
killed; hot fighting close to Galeana;
two battles in which Mexican troops
were ambushed and made to suffer-
humiliation in one of the fights; Ala
mos falls; Gen. Navarro and Gen. Her
nandez at outs.
Insurrection Spreads.
Jan. 27-Mexiean federals lose lis in
wounded by rebels; Mexican revolt is
spreading south, injecting Oaxaca and
Veracruz.
Jan. 2S-Rebe1s hold the MADEIRA vi
cinity; entire region southwest of La
Junta IS held by rebels; ammunition
under a Pullman; is found by Mexi-
can secret service men in Juarez tied
under car; federals claim two victories
over rebels.
Jan. 30-Mexicali is taken by rebels
without resistance; ammunition SNUG
gled across; no trains in from Mexico
City Monday; soldiers are sent up to
Naco; arms imported and volunteers
sworn in at Cananea; cavalry now in
Big Bend country; insurgents missing
on border opposite Candelaria
Ahurnad, SuocaoSs n.rra~,.
Jan. 31-Terrazas is succeeded by
Ahumada as governor; another battle
near Boquillas, rebels win; Sahuaripa
is retaken by federals; railroad to
Chihuahua still out
February Trains still tied up
south OF here; no service to Chihua-
hua.
Juarez Menaced.
Feb. 2-Juarez apparently at rebels
mercy; train is dynamited with ad-
vance guard; federals say they blew
it up; train crew says it was acct
dental: six injured and two dead
brought into Juarez; two of the In
jured being trainmen; taking time
making an attack upon city; Juarez to
be taken, says Gonzales; former sec
rotary ]. R. Garfield helps dress
wounds of rebels; was passenger on
captured train.
Feb. 2-First Extra-Federals claim
TO have killed so revolutionists; dyna-
mite bridge; train goes through they
say; Juarez cavalry retreats from
south after destroying bridge; rider
less cavalry mounts reach FL Paso.
Juarez and Ysleta; rebel injured aided
by passengers on trains marooned south
of here.
Feb. Second Extra-Bullets hit
dynamite and wreck the rebel train.
Feb. Third Extra-Juarez rein
forcements fail to arrive; Juarez will
be attacked Friday at o'clock: Juarez
police set powder off deliberately, then
make declaration that it was a mine
accident; postoffice is brought to FL
Paso; both Juarez banks and postoffice
have moved to this side of river; no
troops arrive from Casas Grandes.
Orozco Expects Reinforcements.
Feb. 3-United States may take
stand to stop bombardment and pro-
tect foreigners; troops may protect the
city Of Juarez; Juarez fears attack at
almost any time; cavalry and infantry
sent out from Juarez on scout duty
and all the buildings have armed men
on top; foreigners hang out the flags
of their country for protection, more
troops for Fort Bliss; militia held in
readiness
Feb. streets of Juarez cleared by
the mayors orders; insurrectos ready
to advance on the town; still several
miles out, resting and biding their
time; temporary hospital is opened in
Juarez; all the foreigners warned TO
leave; no request to pass troops from
Sonora.
Feb. 4-Extra-Orozco awaiting re-
Inducements to make the attack; reb-
els spend night 10 miles out; foreign
ers in Juarez given official notice;