Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-09

II was rumorod that the automobile
party with flag went to demand the
surrender of Juarcz from General Ma
varro. Should General Navarro re-
fuse, an attack Is Imminent. Tho In
surrectos, who, Il WIS believed, had
rctreated carly IN the evening from
Juarel, are now said To- be concealed
In the city awaiting reinforccmcnts.
Moving Towards Junrcl.
Douglass, Ari1,, May S.-With Jua-
rcz under fire tho iusurrccto bands
ore movine up the Nacozan valley for
tho fourth battle at Aqua Prieta. The
rebel leaders with the breaking of the
armistIce dispatched comicrs to an
camps OF tho docront bands calling
for a concentration OF forces
cthe. .rfbSolyaelaeo, S.ebETAOINNN
'' Fighting AZ Dijauana.
san Diego, Cal, May S.-At $50
tosight fgting was continuing at Di-
juana, intermittent firing could be
heard from the customs house ON this
side Of tho line.
Government is IIcwildcrcd.
Mexico city May S.-With nd. oth-
Ter information than that contained I'm
the Associated tress dispatches re-
sarding the Kaleidoscope changes at
Juarez gov Arnment officials tonight
are betraying complete bewlder-
ment 1t was with tho utmost compla-
cency that they viewed tho situation
this mornlrg They were confident
the manifesto wc.!G prove 80 salts
factory to Mndero that peace negotla.
tions would he resumed and at the
foreign office It was announced that
arrangements for the renewal of peace
negotiations had been begun, later
came the news that an attack Of
Juarez had begun and the uneasIness
created by this gave place to satsfac-
ton when 1t appeared hat Madero had
been unable to control his men and
that he and General Navarro had ar
ranged an armlstlce.
That the peace negotiations then
announced tor o'clock had been ar
ranged for was news received with
relief, This feeling however was dis
sipated when there came the report
that a general attack was In progress
and alarm was manifested when II
was reported that General Navarro
himself had been wounded. General
Diaz tonight consulted with the min
ster OF war and other members Of his
cabinet con erning the new turn Of
Hg t.t al . 10 It,t
ed out that Madero this afternoon de-
monstrated what Tho government has
contended from tho beginning was q
fact. That he is unable to control the
army he has gathered together and
that the greatest menace on this ac-
count Is anarchy rather than civil
war. 1t was suggested that II he Is
able to control the men under his I'M
mediate command lhore Is little
chance that he would be able to direct
those bands now conducting their
campaigns IN other parts Of the re-
public,
Thinks Congress Shold Act.
Washington, May 8.-Unless Con-
gress takes hand in the situation the
United States forces on the Mexican
border are powerless to protect AM
orleans from bullets falling In and
around El Paso from Mexican rifles
"All we can do" said Major General
Wood, chief of staff of the Army to-
night. "is to keep our people out OF
the danger zone as far as possible
without authority from Congress the
army cannot cross the border no mat
ter what happens
Administration officials are watch
ling with keen interest the constant
hanging situation with anious inter
est. News that hostllties had been re-
sumed were received az the White
House this afternoon with surprise.
The Presidents attitude towards In
terventlon is what It has been since
the troops were sent to the 6oarder.
Though the state department rccelv-
ed practically no davices the War
Department Is keeping in close touch
with lei paso through the army Of
ficers. However nothing can be added
to the instructions whidh were given
when It became known that another
battle was eminent The only orders
we're that Americans were 10 be Ecpt
as far as possible away from the fir
ing line.