Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-30
DECLARATION OF
IRDGI,EE; SIRAIyFD
FEDERAL TROOPS NT CUIHUN-
HtA REPORTED STILL ACTIVE.
NADER0 Threatens ATTACK
in Reply To Telegram Revolutions
iNls Are Informed That Govern
mcnt Is ignorant Of Movement.

mcnt Is ignorant Of ,ig,ruicpt
BY Associated Hrass.
I'll Paso, TEX, April 29.-The chit
hldhua bl etiue. saying that 1000
federal troops LETT there today caused
great excitement in the revolutionary
camp.
II the ".port rs true and we can
confirm IT, that moment we Will at
tack and take Juarrz.' declared Cen
rr'l MaderU. "lt may Dee that Chl-
Hu1hua has not been informed that
the armisuce was extended for lu-
other five laws yesterday. and chat
the troops if they have been 8is-
patched, VI bee recalled MS soon as
the mistake has been d.sc3vered.'
General Navarro at Ilare2 y,,s
without information as 20 the alleged
reipforcemerts.'
/ General Nadero telegriphed 90 lhe
( City ot Mexico and tu reply was told
that the go crument knew nothing Of
the movement OF troops from chihua-
hua.
No Gomez Appointments
El Paso Tex. Apr 29.-When the
revolutiOnls.s learned that the chi
nuahua telegram trd been sent four
days ago 10 lost its Importance and
excitement subsidized. A business man
OF chihuahua. who left that city about
last Thursday and arrived here to-
night, stated that the federals there
We're Observing the terms Of the
armistic5 closely
No. DR.. Gomez appointment as in
surrecto representative in the formal
peace negotiations /, expected IN be
announced officially tomorrow Most
OF the insurrecto leaders were at the
station TO meet DR.. Gomez and senior
Saurcz and Il conference with General
Niadero was arranged for later i'm the
evening
on his arrival here DR.. Gomez
learned that Senior Francisco Cara
bajal had been officially DESIGNATED To
represent the federal government in
drafting the final peace agreement.
lie smiled at what he termed the real
Significance Of the selection
Senor Carabajal Is fine man.
said Or. Gomez, "and one who Is well
apie | think to represent the govern
ment Senor Carabatl was the can
didate for the scientific party for
governor OF the state OF Tabasco In
the .ast election and that party is re-
ported 10 be opposed politically to
President Diaz and his group OF
friends. The appointment. perhaps
can be takel as an indication that the
political power OF Diaz Is declininy."
Fedora Troops TO Juarcz.
Chihuahua, Mexico, April 29.-More
than 100 freight cars, loaded with
1000 federal troops and equipment
LETT here over the Mexican National
railroad todly for Ju!.~ez. The troops
are commanded by General Rablgo
and General Oro and are provided
with field guns and ammunition FOR
heavy action Since sunday gangs OF
"orkmen under military guard have
been hurriedly repairing the railroad
north Of here and today Il was TO he
repaired as far north as Sauz thirty
miles
Fighting Reported Unabatcd.
Douglas. Arlz., April 29.-Despite
peace negotiations at El Paso the
ieeel activity across the border from
here continues undated. To-day
band OF insurrectos, numbering be-
tween 500 and 1000, were reported
marching southwark toward Monte
yuma from the Naco2arl, seyenty-five
miles south vest OF Douglas.
MAJOR Louis Barron, commanding
the Rurales at Augua Prieta. left
there with 800 picked men I'm pur-
suit. II Is believed that Juan Cabral
Is the leader Of the rebels, and that
the forces Of Barron and Cabral may
come together near Frontens.
Simply Can't Stop En-.
El PaSo, Tex, April ga puzzllng
question that now confronts the peace
negotiators is' VIII the commissions
ers be able 10 stop the fighting oven
1t they arrange satisfactory peace
terms