Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-12
.SARAD|A BROUGHT
 BACK 10 DOUGLAS
Alleged Republican Revolution iSt Will Get a Chance to
 Fight Extradition.

Manuel Sarabia, the alleged Mexi- can reyolutionist. who was Kidnapped at Douglas about a year ago and talk en across the international boundary line into the southern republic, from where be was brought back to the United States through the influence of Captain Harry Wheeler of the Ari- zona rangers, has arrived in Tucson in the custody of Leo Youngworth, United States marshal for the south erp district of California He is now being held in the county jail pending his removal to Tombstone, where he will be tried in the federal court on a charge of incitng revolution against a friendly government.
 Sarabia is 24 years of age well ed ucated, and comes from a prominent family residing in the vicinity of the City of Mexico. Shortly after leaving college he and his brother founded a newspaper in the capital of the south ern republic, in which they took oc- casion to severely criticise the gov ernment of President Porfirio Diaz Several times he was put in jail for alleged seditious utterances in the columns of his paper, and finally came to the United States, associat- ing himself with Antonio Villareal, Ricardo Magon and Librado Rivera in the publishing of a newspaper in St. Louis, the policy of which was to incite the people of Mexico to rise against the government
 action was taken against the St. Louis publication by Colonel w. c. Greene, for criminal libel, and Sara bia, with the other editors, left that city. After travelling through various cities of the east Sara5ia finally came to Douglas and was employed in this office as printer.
 While Sarabia was in Douglas Cap tain Bareras, an officer of the Mexi- can army. made several trips across the boundary to the United States for the purpose of seeing Captain Wheel CT in regard to apprehending Sarabia and extraditing him to Mexico. Fin ally, by misrepresentation, Bareras induced the ranger to order Sarabia's arrest and detention on a charge of murder, the Mexican officer telling Wheeler that Sarabia was wanted for the killing of two men.
 Sarabia was arrested by Ranger Hayhurst at Douglas and placed in jail there Shortly after placing his man in jail Hayhurst left Douglas on detail, and that night about 10 o'clock the prisoner was taken out oi of the jail by two men, placed In an automobile and rushed across the border in Mexico where he was turned over to the rurales. Several local of flcers and the Mexican consul. Anton. 10 Maza, were arrested on charge ot Kidnapping few days later, but the grand jury ignored the charge.
 The alleged revuiutionist was final ly taken to Hermosillo. Tn the mean. time Captain Wheeler learned of the misrepresentation made to him by Bareras, and of the Kidnapping at Douglas, and immediately went into Mexico. He took the matter up with General Torres, commander of the northern. military zone and governor of the state of Sonora, demanding that Sarabia be returned to the Unit ed States and extradited according to law. The prisoner was turned over to him and brought back to Douglas, where the ranger commander gave him his liberty, exactly where he had been arrested.
 While Sarabia was having his trou- les in Arizona Villarea1, who had been apprehended in Fl Paso and or dered deported on the ground of be- ing an undesirable alien, made a sen sational escape from an immigration officer within one hundred yards of the international boLncary. Leser. how ever, he was recaptured at Los Ange- ies because of his continued activity