El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13


There is a disposition to believe that
despite Col Ponce's declaration to the
contrary. il is Gen OrOzco intention
to march his army across 70 the oiu IN :
ternational line, striking II at a point
north of Monterey, where trains may
be taken southwark. This route would
enable him to avoid confllct win
the federal forces concentrating al 4Ot-
reon, but would Imply thaI NOSE e, w ~
insist that TreVinO viii prove a TRAITOR
to 1IaderO are right as with IreElno
loyal Orozcc would find hlmseI Dol
lied up between TrevinO's forces at
Monterey and the federals now or soon
to be at TOrreOn viii would attack Nun
Gen. Orozco is being advised as to
strategical moves by board at the
head OF which is Gen. David de La
Fuentes, a graduate Of Chapultepec and
former captain Of artillery, VINO IS now
in chihuahua Cesar E Canales VINO ar
rived in Juarez from Peidras Negras,
Tuesday night. went to Chihuahua
Wednesday morning 10 become q mem
Der OF Orozco's board Of strategy under
de La Fuentes.
Alleged .ConspiratOrs.
Canales was implicated with Juan
Sarabia IN a conspiracy against the
Diaz government about five years ago.
He was captured at Tucson and upon
being eXtradited was tried for treason
found guilty and sentenced TO lie I'M
prisonment at san Juan de Olloas an
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was released under general amnesty
proclamation by Madero and shows MS
gratitude by enlisting with Gen OroA-
CO and others in an attempt to over
throw the man who released him from
q living death in one OF the WORST
prisons known TO civilized man.
Canales was formerly an employe OF
the Mexican Central railway and is
well known in JuareZ-
Want Recognition
Among the passengers on Tuesday
nights train from Chihuahua were Lie
Manuel Lujan and Lie. Juan Prleta
Quemper, who have been namc1 Dy
Gen OrOzcO and given credentials en-
dorsed by Gov Felipe Gutierrez and
the legislature Of the state OF Chlhua-
hua as ENJOYS eXLraOI tInarF 10 Inlet
cede with the American government at
Washington for recognition Of the FOL
lowers Of OrOzcO. 1t Is understood
they VIII submit the fact thaI those
they represent control not oniy porS
OF entry, but an entire state with reg
ularly constituted governor and -esls-
lature. and that this should entltle
them TO recognition by foreign powers.
It was pointed out TO them, however
that during the war q the secession
conducted by the Cnlted states -
1S6l-65-aEalnst q number OF states
which undertook to seeece and set up
an Independent government the seed
ing states were never recognized 81
any foreign power notwithstanding
that the states iudividual.T and as tEe
nucleus Of a new nation had regularly
constituted governments empowered 10
and which did levy taxes and larry on
al other functions Of government
In connection with the appointment
Of ENJOYS to Washington, Braulio Her
nandez was at the same time named
by Gen. Or0zcO as diplomatic represen-
tative Of the Pascualista government
at FL Paso.
Hernandez is expected 70 come to
his new post as soon as some inIpor-
tant work now In hand in Chihuahua
is accomplished.
May Get Back Old Jobs.
Col Augustin estrada, who was In
command OF the military forces Of
Juarez at the time OF the mutiny, sew
eraI weeks ago, and who was taken to
Chihuahua by Gen Crozco for trial, re-
turned TO Juarez Wednesday night, &C
companied by Maj. Rafael Campo, who
was chief Of police Of Juarez when the
mutiny occurred. 1t is rumored that
Col Estrada viii be placed in COM
mand OF the Juarez garrison and that
Campo win take his old place as CHIEF
OF police, but the rumor can not be
confirmed at the jefatura-- Col Ponce
says that he received many instruc-
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