Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-17
TRUJILLONOW AT PASS ID
 REST
Further Reports of Fighting South of Douglas Indicate that YaqulS Were Routed But that
 Whipping Was Not Decisive.
CAVALRY DETACHMENT
 NOT. YET HEARD FROM
Gales Is Charged With Violation of Agreement Not to Disturb NaCoZari Railroad or Use It for Military Purposes.

for Military Purposes. DOUGLAS. July l6-The story of yesterdays fight at Cabullona given ! out by the Maytorenistas this morning indicates that the defeat of Gen Tru- | jillo was as decisive as the Callstas ! asserted but that the losses Of the ! Maytorenistas were not SO severe as reported. Trujino's scattered army has effected a junction with the forces Of Gen. Acosta and both armies are today camped at Anavacachi. The Agua Prita garrison is back in town resting
 A. J. Aguayo. conventionaust con- sul. returned by auto al o'clock this morning from the camp at Anava- cachi. where Trujillo told him of yes. terday's happenings. The force of 400 cavalry reported 10 have been sent west by Gales Wednesday night to occupy Anavacachi or prevent Acosta from joining Trujillo has not yet been seen by the enemy. Acosta never saw anything of this column, which was reported to have been sent out from Agua Prita in command Of Col Car ranza. This makes it look more than ever as if the report was purposeIy circulated by Gales to mislead the Maytorenistas into thinking he would attack Anavacachi instead of Cabul- Iona. Al any rate the Gales scheme worked we'll. for the YaQuis appear to have been taken by surprise.
 Allege Violation.
 Consul Aguayo asserted this morn ing that Gales had violated the agree ment between him and Maytorena 10 allow the Nacozari railroad 10 be re- paired SO that traffic could be re- sumed
 "All but one bridge on the road had been fixed, this bridge being at Cabul. . Iona" said Aguayo this morning. "and train service to Nacozari might have been resumed shortly, but Gales chose 10 break his agreement to neutraIize . the road for traffic. Wednesday night. . knowing that Trujilo had only 400 or 800 Indians at Cabullona he comman. . dered three trains 10 carry 2.OOO of his troops to Cabullona That is . the only condition under which he will fght-when he has three men to one and has succeeded in cutting off a small band from the main army.
 Fighting Against Odds
 'Trujillo, realizing that he had no chance against such superior numbers and artillery. nevertheless decided 10 make a fight Three times he sue. ceeded in driving the Callistas back. but finally he was completely sur rounded and his men had to fight at close quarters With two Of his of- fcers on horseback he made dash for the west line and succeeded in breaking through, shooting down five Gales soldiers with his revolver Two hundred Indians followed him The remaining 200 broke through the south line and made their way 10 Fronteras. later returning to Anavacachi Tru- jillo went directly to the pass. There are between 2.OOO and 2,5OO of our soldiers there now
 me uEnllne started yesterday at o'clock and lasted six hours. Truiillo brought back four wounded soldiers with him to Anava- cachi, but there may have been others in the band that retreated by way of Fronteras. The guns Gales captured were old and Of not much account"
 Troops Go South.
 lt is reported that 1000 troops left Agua Prieta this morning for the south. With Trujillo's army out of the way, they will not encounter any opposition amounting to much between this city and Nacozari and points farther to the south Mexicans ex- press doubt of Gales ability to carry out his promise 10 retake Cananea and however It
 Four callistss Killed.
 On the return of the Gales army 10 Agua Prieta last evening ,it was am nounced that four Of the Agua Prieta soldiers had been killed in yesterdays engagement and 1C wounded Two Of the wounded Maytorenista soldiers were captured and brought to Agua [ Prieta. There were l9 other prison CTS. Two Maytorena officers, Fran cisco Sudora and Antonio Galiano, ac- [
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