Arizona republican., 1911-04-08
.TELEGRAMS
 GOT MIXED Why Peace Plans Came to
 a Halt MANY OBSTACLES YET Notwithstanding Wishes of Unofficial Envoys the In surrecto Leader Persists in Fighting Until Diaz Resigns.
MANY OBSTACLES YET

Fl PasO. April Tt was learned
 today that the peace conference tenn
 porarily relapsed by reason of mis- directed .telegrams and confusion caused by a code message has not been abandoned but with a clearing up of communications looms larger than ever The father and a brother of the insurrecto commander. Rafael Hernandez, the so-called go-between, and Roque Estrada. an attorney for Francisco Madero Jr.. maintained s- lenee last week. but from an authen- tic souree it is learned that they will leave here in an automobile for San Andreas, Chihuahua, within the next setenty-two hours.
 The government has furnished sat isfactory assurances of their safety. The authority foregoing. points out that the visit is absolutely unofficial. The quartet will seek to impress the insurrecto leader with a broader view which, in the field, among his own enthusiastic following. he is scarcely to be expected to retain. That to prevent, anarchy. Porfirio DiaZ shall remain at the head of the government some months at least. This is a tlcblish point, and the one Of all oth- CTS over which there is probability of a disagreement before an armis- tice can be arranged.
 Today there was received here a typewriter manifesto from the City of Mexico signed, the committee" in which Madero is urged not to .'tarnish his reputation" by any com promise which will allow DiaZ and Corral to remain in office. The statement is made that siXty-two prisoners of war have been taken to jails in the capital. That the man ifesto is anonymous robs it of cred liability as to facts, but indicates the pressure exerted against peace at this time.
 A month ago." runs the document, we would have made concessions. None are possible now
 Americans arriving from Casas Grandes, despite word to the con and the federal garrison have left that city for Chihuahua. taking the American prisoners captured month ago.
 Word is received from Guadeloupe. fOrty-five miles east, that a force of insurrectos seen yesterday numbered 100 men, among them many Amer jeans. They are said to have exc cuted a former government rurale who gave them misleading informa- tion concerning horses for which they were searching. A cavalry detach ment of fifty left JuareZ today to search for this band.
 Mail advices from Culiacan, Sinaloa, state that at u.e battle or AguaJuilo a federal detachment of 105 men with a rapid fire gun attacked a far su- perior force of insurgents and defeat ed them. The machine gun and the long range Mausers of the govern ment troops were too much for the rebels. Both sides fought desperately but the insurrectos were compelled to with a loss of forty men and l06 horses.
 Trails leading from the scene were marked with blood, indicating that many of the wounded were carried away by their comrades. TOUT days ago, it is stated, the federal wounded were brought to Culiacan in OK carts. | insurrecto bands are re- ported throughout the state. A pri- vate letter states that the mayor of | Cuello Parade. with 100 men has de- serted his post and marched to join | the insurrectos before Ojinaga.