Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-10

occupied by the Ievolut1onlSt ssarmy,
and that the whole~1orce there will
be powerless under the circumstances
to hold it since extensive reinforce
n1ents will arrive today. Consequent
ly also lit will be useless to shed more
blood and lose more lives in this COM
bet.
Patrietism Dictates Surrender.
General Navarro expressed his res-
olution absolutely to follow your or
ders in respect to surrender of the
town. For these considerations we
come to beg of you that, inspired by
the dictates of the highest patriotism
and the noblest. sentiments of human-
ity, at a time when the situation de-
pends on you, that you will resolve to
order in a satisfactory manner General
Navarro .tb surrender Ciudad Juarez
in as brief time as possible.
Responsibility Upon carabajaI.
"Ycu will understand that in these
things you have at the present mo-
ment become the sole arbiter who is
empowered to act with respect to
lives in the battle of Juarez and as
the government of General Diaz be-
ing unable to recognize the true gray
ity of the situation which will follow
in consequence, You will be the only
one responsible for that which hap
pens later in Juarez.
Present Their Compliments.
I'VE present 20 yeu our compliments
and beg of you the most earnest con-
siderat tor (Sfgned)
'sGonzaIes Garcia. secretary; Gusta-
vo Madero, financial agent; M. Pine
Suarez. member of peace commission;
Juan Sanchez Azcona. member of ex-
ecutive consulting commission Of pro-
visionaI government"
Demand Transmitted i'm Person.
General Madero was in the field
when the communication was drawn
up. The demand was transmitted to
Judge Carbajal in person by all those
who signed it.
Washington ALARMED.
Washington, May s-There We're
enough Developments in the Mexican
tangle in Washington today to comp1i-
cate still mora a situation that even
conservative advisers Of President
Taft are now willing to admit is most
alarming.
American censuis Send News.
From AmeriEan consuls scattered
throughout M4xico, and from other
sources of information, the president
that the revolution is spreading and
from the news dispatches and from
Colonel Steever. in, command of the
United States troops at Ell PaSo, they
received bulletins at short intervals
telling of the fight that. is endangering
American lives on this side of the
boundary.
Cabinet Decides to Stand Pat.
The cabinet again discussed Mexico
at soms-length, but decided to keep on
standing pat.s On the objection of
Secretarv of A~rfcf1ItI,sa Wilscv, " uas
decided not to permit American owned
cattle now in Mexico to be brought
across the Rio Grande.
Stone Wants Americana. Protected.
The danger to American lives on the
border as a result of the revolution in
the Mexican: republic was again today
the subject of sharp controversy in the
senate. The killing of several citizens
in El Peso during yesterdays battle
at Juarez was the Immediate provoca-
ton. Senator Stone urged the use Of
American troops to protect Americans
and, changing his attitude toward the
presidents course, practically charged
him with playing a game of bluff in
sending the troops to the front.
Others Argue for Conservatism.
Senators Bacon of Georgia. Works
of California, and other senators re-
piled, commencing the attitude Of thu
president and advocating a conserva-
tive course. ~
Juarez Abiaxe at Midniaht.
Ell Paso, Texas, May 10-Fire in Ju-
arez broke out anew at 1916 O'Clock
this morning. The entire town Seems
to be ablaze. The Mexican Northwest
ern freight depot, the Mexican Central
passenger STATEN and the city market
place are burning.