Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-27

WASHINGTON. June 26.-The off Cial news of a severe defeat to the Cauanza forces is overshadowed by the announcement from both the Car ranza and Villa agencies that a large party of Huerta's adherents. former military commanders and legislators, are in El paso. presumably with the intention of starting a new military movement.
 The Villa agency announcement, communicated to the State Depart ment, said they were not, however positive that Huerta was among the party Huerta's secretary in New York denied the former ddictator was on his way to the border Huerta lelt New York for the west Wednes- day reported to be bound for San Francisco. The statement of the Car ranza agency said that Angeles, Vil- las chief lieutenant, and now in the uited States, came to set the new movement afoot
 CarranZa and Villa agencies have agreed in public announcements as probably they never before have since they were established. The fact that both agreed that a new movement is afoot in Mexican affairs, is regarded more than usually significant.
 Enrique Llorente, confidential agent in Washington of Villa, issued the fol- lowing "A confidential agency re- ceived the most authentic information that on the train early this morning, enroute from Kansas City to Fl Paso, there passed through San Antonio Generals Bravo, Caus, Callero, Robles. Victor Huerta and Corostieta, and several military chiefs with former congressman and senators of the Huerta administration It is also re- ported though not positively, that Vic toriano Huerta was with the party. The agency advised that the purpose of the visit of these former Huertistas to Fl Paso was to organize expedi- tions against Juarez and Ojinaga, with mercenaries recruited along the bor- der. The confidential agency advised that a CarranZa army under Obregon was repulsed at Pensulas, south of Aguas Calientes"
 The Carranza statement differed lit tie in reporting the Huerta activities except to claim it was initiated by Angeles.
 MAY ELIMINATE VILLA
 SAN ANTONIO June 26.-The elin nation of Villa. the cod 'itiJa 5f Villas chief lieutenant. angeles and the se lection oe Vasquez Taglc as provis ional president for thC rest1-'tCu 0l power in Mexico % a party head 'i hy Puerta. is the oat le of new TrC gram in Mexican politics which may be adopted at a conference of the ele ments antagonistic to the other reyo lutionary leaders, now gathering in E Paso. The statement was made here by Eduardo Herrerrezza, a former vii Ia commander. in connection with tho incidents which attracted widespread attention from followers of the MeXi can situation.
 Victor Huerta, nephew of Huerta and a number of former leaders unde Huerta's administration including Generals Bravo and Robles and C Nj Gus. left here for El Paso, where it i rumored they win be joined by HuertI next week
 Santos Chocanow is accepted her as the official spokesman for Angeles He has been here three weeks an' held many conferences with Huert adherents He refused to discuss th reported new movement except to sa, that Angeles would not be at any con ference in Fl Paso
 The Fl Paso conference is to dc eide how Villa can be gotten out o Mexico and Tagle elevated to th presidency" said Herrezza It is fir timated the other details of the can paign have partly been settled already
 FL PASO. June 25-There is UT Wonted activity m Mexican cirle