Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-28
DEMANDS RELEASE OF TROOPS TONIGHT
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 Funston's disposition to guard the in ternational line from raids would b, considered at least if the captured troops were freed first.
 Captives We'll Treated
 The State Department late in tn, day received its first official news o l the cavalrymen prisoners from other than Mexican sources. The British consul at Chihuahua City transmitted report through the embassy. saying that the twenty-three troopers and ar interpreter were being well treated and that the injuries of the two wounded men were slight. The Brit ish consul took over American inter. ests when Amtrican officials were withdrawn.
 NIT. Arredondo's note protesting a gainst the arrest of Mexican citizens in the United States is based on re ports from the Mexican consuls at San Francisco and Tucson, Arizona.
 In protesting against enforcement of the embargo, MT. Arredondo points out that no official notification has been given the Mexican government
  and that on the contrary, the de facto authorities continue to promote com mercial exchanges with the United States.
 Arredondo May Flee To Canada
 While the ambassador designate continues to preserve a calm front the possibilities he sees in the pres ent crisis are indicated by the fact that his family is already enroute to- ward the Canadian border. In the event of break it is believed possi- ble he will turn over the records of the embassy to the French ambassa- dor With reference to the activities of MT. Douglas, Mir Arredondo admit ted that the attorney had been rear ranged as legal advisor of the embas- sy but insisted that the visit to Coun- sellor Polk today was in a wholly pri- vate capacity
 Censorship Tightening
 There was indications at the War Department during the day that mili- tary censorship may be expected to tighten at any time Officers showed increasing disinclination to talk of troop movements, even of the prog ress being made with mobilizing the national guard.
 Troops Move In Secret
 Details of the national guard mobil- ization now are in General Funston's hands. His officers are better able to say what has been accomplished and how many men are entraining for the border than any other army officers. The departments reports are incomplete. It was Secretary Bakers purpose to cut out all delay through reference to the department when he issued his recent order to speed up entraining of the troops.
 Congress Delays Hay Bill
 Congress struck a deadlock today over the Hay resolution empowering the President to draft members of the national guard into the federal ser vice.
 Yesterday the Senate struck out a provision creating fund of $1,000,- 900 for the relief of the families of the men called to the colors. When the resolution went to conference to- day the House conferees stood by their original plan and a disagree ment was reported. Both houses prob ably will consider the matter further tomorrow
 So far as the draft provision is con cerned there is no great urgency as it IS intended for the present to use the only on the border
 The House failed to reach the $26. 100000 urgency deficiency bill, found- ed on war department estimates of what is needed for pay. transportation and equipment of guardsmen. This is only preliminary measure to cover immediate needs and additional ap- propriations will have to foolow it.