The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28
7yFRT A IS ARREST
 AT BORDER

WASHINGTON June 2s.- The turn Of events Of tae past taenty-four houra is construed everywhere in Washington and New York to mean that the government has frustrated, for the present at ieast, an attempt on fht part of General Huerta, Gen eral orozco and their associates, Co iaunch from American, soli a new rey- olutionary movement in Mexico.
 The arrest of the former Mexican dictator, with orozeo and other Mexi- can sactiouat leaders, a. El Paao, is Che result of nearly three months of espionage by government agents.
 FL PASo, Texa5 June 28.-eeneral viotorlano Huersa, ex-preoldent of Mexico, and General Pascuai orozoeo, his chlef advisor arrived here Sunday from New York and were placed un- der arrest by agents of the United Stated department of justice, and are charged with conspiracy to incite revolution against friendly country Both orozoco and Huerta gave honda and were released.
 General Huerta and General Orc geo reached here in company with other well known Mexicano. United States otGoiais, accompanied by cave alrymen, met the former dlctators train at Newman, New Mexico and escorted Huerta to the federal build' ing in that city for a conference. Later the general and hia party were taken 10 Fort sliso, where the char gee were filed, After a hearing be- fore Che U. 6. commissioner at Fort .Bliss, Huerta was releaeed on ball Of s15,oOo and orozco on bondo of sH. 300.
 NOT TO LEAD REVOLT
 Asked if 1t were true that he was one of the leaders Of a new revo- lutionary movement. General Huerta responded. Absolutely no. will ney. CT enter Mexico at the head of an armed force. have retired from the deld as soldier unless my country should need my services against a foreign foe am anxious to return Ito Mexico--it is my home-but will never return until after peace is es- tabishcd md it is my opinion that thls lwlp take five or gIx years.
 Continuing Huerta said; "i came 10 El Paso to visit my son-in.law and daughter. think have perioct right to do that ] am enroute to the San Francisco fair.'
 Asked why he purchased tickets only to Ei Paso, he replied; 'l asked the agent at New York it l could set "a stopover at El Peso and he told me
 could not. SO bought our tickets to El Paso.'
 DEMONSTRATION sTARTs-ENps
 A public demonstration in the streets of Juarez, Mexico. which is just across Che Rio Grande river srom El Paso. ended as suddenly as it be- gan lt started at the hour Huerta's train was due here There were hur- ried conferences among the Mexican leaders on both sides of the Rio Grande and many guardedly admitted that Huertas detention was of the ut most importance, but none would com ment on what effect the United States action would have on the Mexican situation.
 At the home of Louis Funtes' his son-inlaw. General Huerta today re iterated his denial that he intended setting foot on Mexican territory In spite of the exdictaeor's declaration, however govomment officers here profess to have evidence that Huerta and orozco buried their differences in order to unite in new can Jaign for the overthrow of General Villa. The authorities have determined to prevent Huerta from crossing the border until after a complete inyesh- gation
 ANGELES KEEPS SILENCE BOSTON. June 2S.-General Felipe Angeles. a Huerta supporter who is visiting his family here, denied to newspapcrmcn today that he knew anything of General Huerta's trip to lEl Paso. other than Zone of recrea- aon-p