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

Nogales declares the nave has COM
menced against Hermosillo, and that it
will fall by Sunday; Diaz healthy:
Reyes for cabinet; Rio Grande is sacked
by rebels; much money and plumber
taken at town in Durango; bridges
burned; battle reported at Cuencame,
Durango; Medina takes men into Mex
leo; former manager for gas company
in Juarez is now rebel commander.
April ACTIVE rebel operations near
Torreon; rebels cut railroad bridges; a
band of federals said to have been an
initiated near Cuencame; Madero,
Orozco and Blanco west of Chihuahua.
Madero, ST., Reaches Ell PasO.
April Mexican war may be ended
here; peace may be concluded at once;
father and brother of the leader of the
insurrectos reach FL Paso; Culiacan is
surrounded by rebels; large bands of
fighters in that vicinity; the state
guard ready to fight; treason among
the market peddlers; bombs kill one,
three injured; three bombs are ex-
ploded in Juarez and create consterna-
ton; Jail probably objective point.
April peace plans await acts of
Francisco Madero, jr.; may not come TO
meet father; surrender of Culiacan is
demanded; governors home guarded;
1nsurrectos in the whole region there
dDOUISs WaI0rWOrkS may De QeSLrOySu
F. Madero Not Quitting.
April 5AzMadero not ready yet to
quit; declares nothing has tra1spired
IN Mexico to make rebels put up arms;
skirmishes near Chihuahua often; Ma
dero delays his peace mission; Yaqui
chief Bull meets death.
Peace Talk Broken Off.
April 6-Peace negotiations inter-
rupted; broken off by Mexico officials;
negotiations had been opened with
Francisco I. Madero in person; many
kilograms were exchanged; rebels held
ready to fight: insurrectos shot for
ish those who have looted near nor
reon, but robbery is still continued.
Peace Farley Renewed.
April Peace plans progress with
the Maderos; Casas Grandes evacuated
by federals; insurrecto band in San
Ignacio region; fighting in region Of
Culiacan.
April S-Madero's lieutenants may
have big part in Mexican affairs: Ma
dero not ready yet to quit; provisional
president and head Of insurrectos sees.
little hope for peace: Diazs promises
not considered; Cananea base for troop
movement; many federals are gathered
there to attack insurrectos around
Arizpe.
FederaIs Abandon Casas Grandes.
April Ao-soldiers go to Arizpe to
fight; well armed federals leave Can
anea for rebel infected district; 400
men sent against rebels; the federals
quit Casas Grandes; town is without
protection
April 11-Embargo is placed on
freight from Juarez: Madero may now
be on the line; Culiacan is safe from
rebels; American doctor and wife bor-
ribly treated by Durango insurrectos.
April 12-Juarez scouts again look
ing for rebels; train gets in from Pear
son, which point it left Monday night.
and no fnsurrectos are seen: encounters
small damaged bridge; officials do not
attribute this TO rebels: Ojinaga NAV
fall very shortly; Hernandez does not
expect peace; Mexicans leave Rooufl
las; Mexican soldiers now patrol the
Big Bend country.
Again Talking Peace.
April 1s-Juarez prepares for an at
loeh IortlIylng graveyard Of city; field
guns to be mounted on a small hin n
guard one side of town: attach r,s1,
not come for time: Gen. Rabago has
ieIt Chihuahua; cutting more railroads
IN mexico; Gomez is talking peace with
naoeroi McGinty gun is now at Dina
ga FAMOUS blue whistler in hands of
Antonio Villareal. rebel leader
Americans Shot at Douglas.
april 14-Hold Mexico Responsible
LOT Americans shot at Douglas: Agua
rFleIa tails into insurrecto hands.
reeu Lopez and his insurrectos can
ture the town and many bullets orc
fired into buildings and bon,es =, :.
iona town, resulting IN many Ameri.
cars being wounded. though on Amer
ican soil; the federa1s fight bravelv
lnougn surprised by the attacking reb-
els united States holds that govern
hent 1or firing; on peace rnissio,
rather of insurrecto leader leaves San
antonio; more bridges burned nv in
Surrectos IN region south Of China
"ud' rahcn is ralded close to Torreon.
Fight Near Junrex.
april l5-Eederals fired on near
= :, uarez' zoo rebels located at Bauche
lire on command of caralry and hattie
opens; achievements are sent. ridar-
less horse races to Juarez: martial
law Tor Ell Paso practically, If battle is
brought to Juarez; Juarez prepared for
the rebels when they come: Rabaeo ex-
pected; Taft says get off border for
nights; sends ultimatum to Mexicans.
pattIe expected again at Aqua Prieta
son; federals and insurrectos have
cen reinforced and bloodiest battle of
present revolution is looked for: Eng
ilsh ship puts troops in Mexico: ma
rlnes landed to protect town from at
tack by insurrectos.
Federnls Recapture Aqua Prieta.
april 11-Third Extra-All dav hat
Tie RACES at Aqua Prieta. Son; the bull
lets lily thick across the line: federals
repulsed, return again and again: bul-
lets nit Americans in Douglas: MANY
close calls by American citizens in
douglas from flying bullets from the
oattle field in Mexico. just across the
International line; United States impa-
tient with Mexico.
April 1S-Third Extra-Rebels de-
sertlng Aqua Prieta. leave many dead:
federals again hold town; insr1rrectos
have fled; ammunition exhausted; Jua-
rez Is peaceful: rebels near the citv:
Iortlf1cations are being thrown up in
various parts Of the town, some in
heart or city, while insurrectos gather
TO east and prepare for attack; no
fighting last night; border fights must
stop, the edict; capital of CoahuiIo Is
isolated.
Pence Proposals.
April 19-Madero's troops are we'll
scattered around Juarez; Ell Pasoans
say he has cannon; Orozco's army now
at Bauche; peace parley may replace a
battle: Madero is receiving nroDoca1S