The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-10

SuDSlQeQ.
At o'clock there had been little
change in relative position of either
side. An exchange of shots was occa-
sionally heard but it was evident that
the insurrectos have not yet begun
their attack for the day.
At S:15 o'clock a wounded insurrecto
was brought across the Santa Fe
bridge. The total number of wounded
now number q.
Battle Is Resumed.
At S:20 o'clock the insurrectos began
shooting off dynamite bombs in the
town. Colonel Garibaldi and his COM
mand of 200 men were reported to be
stationed at the Porfirio Diaz hotel op-
posite the custom houses where a num-
Der of federals are hiding.
At 1925 o'clock firing began again
in earnest. 1t was fiercest in the south
ern end of the town and was evident
by the movement of a number of in
surrectos fromthe outposts that Colonel
Blanco's reserves were closing in.
At $50 the fnsurrectos it was appar-
ent had moved their cannon during the
night from the hills close to the west
ern part of the city. Fighting in the
streets has been resumed
At $50 O'Clock a shower of bullets
came across the river, several lodging
in the United States immigration sta
ton. A squad of insurrectoS had gone
to the river front to get some ammuni-
ton which had been brought up to
them from camp. They carried it in
small sacks and handerchiefs and were
directly exposed to the federal fire,
while running back and forth.
AsfederaI captain was lying wounded
early today within view of the Ameri-
can shore but no effort has been made
to care for him.
The United States troops have been
having considerable trouble with the
Mexicans on the American side, who
insist on lining the river front direct
ly opposite the firing. Two OF three al
ready have been arrested for throwing
rocks at the United States soldiers.
At o'clock a company of insurrectos
under Major Coal of General Pascual
Orozcos command swung out toward
the northeast in an attempt to cut off
detachment of federals at Cowboy park
from getting back to the barracks in
the west
At 9:10 O'Clock heavy firing was in
progress in the center and south of the
city.
A message to the Madero headquar-
ters today said that 300 insurrectoS
from Casas Grandes had arrived at
Bauche, IL miles south. Colonel Rabago
with federal reinforcements was report
ed, at the rebel headquarters, to be at
Suaz 1876 miles south, and with no pros
pect of getting here for a week.
At 9:15 o'clock several bullets pene-
trated the thin walls of the United
States customs guard house, where
some newspaper men were stationed,
but no one was hurt.
On to Ensenada.
Tia Juana, Lower California, May TO-
General Sam Pryce, in command OF
the rebel army at Tia Juana, declares
Ensenada will be the object of the next
rebel attack. Before Pryce can advance
on Ensenada however, he must dispose
of about 100 federals said to be at the
Dupee ranch, 25 miles southwest of Tia
Juana.
Everything is quiet at Tia Juana to-
day and merchants are preparing to
reopen their stores on Pryce's guaran-
tee that they will not be molested.
Scouting parties have been sent south
and east to give warnings of the ad-
vance of a force from Mexicalio or En-
senada. The insurrectos are jubilant
over their victory and say that as there
are but 200 men. soldiers, rurales and
volunteers at Ensenada they. will be
able to take the town with little diff
Guilty.
Pryce reiterated today the statements