The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23
PRISONERS AT LARGE SUNDAY, JUNE rs.

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PRISONERS AT LARGE SUNDAY, JUNE rs.
r stroupp - jose Lopez,
J. Fe-noudez A Paine, Caviino,
,. nsrqaez, J. NJ Sainaz, Beoger,
q so,ss, ] pesA, Rafael,
: pschsso, Tooass, J Mendoza,
Roeepe, +. G,DzA,ez, Fred Asnoou,
p. Celest ne, T. 3asquez, C Voenzueia,
J. Address, J. Men1ez l.. Moiino.
7. Baycsro,
John AIep-ssnt IRON Fl. zoo county, for grand lar
O6py, seute for Had beeu la prison six
months Aen among the prisoners wno a'sempset
escape killed when the msin body were fred
Pesro Coo zasz-sent from M.riposa county, for ROB
berry. Had served six years aud half
Angel AlsmosSent from Oalaverss county, for grand
larceny for five years. Had been Ia prison two and
hail years
Francis Lailo alias "Acapuco'-Shot in the eye His
wound is considered fatal. although he still alive at
half osst six O'clock last evening.
Avieo-an tDdisp, badly wodoied.
Leonso Ssnnudio-Woanded in the back.
The above anoug escaped prisoners, AMI we're
afterwards captured by the guard.
The following prisnp"rs were wounded when the guard
fred upon the main body OF those who were not In the
Frssk Perkins, left ankle broken.
". G. Ssnb,oke, right ankle broken
Gnillermo Leon 1esh wound 10 right leg.
Fortunate Amuna, wOunoet in left heel
The other prisoners captured and returned were fol-
lows
Rohilla Andriago, juno 0rdunio,
Geronimo Torres, Rafael Kay.
Joseph Ennis,
OUR SAN FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENCE.
SAN FRANCISCO June q, 1885,
The Hot WeaAer-Horace Greeley at Fort Baler-Gas in
ss4cxton-Mii,tary Mouements-DeaA Of 1neophi1us
Nash- Congressional Election in Nerdda-Reduy Fire IN
1sAa,na- The Administration State CoNuekio,-7ks Late
State Prison Escape, &C., dc.
Tho weather of this State during the past
week has been excessively warm. The thermometer has
rarely got below 100 degrees Sacramento and other
tswns. Several fatal of stroke recorded
During gale OF wind yesterday the ship Golden Rocket
lying the hsrbor dragged her anchor only escaped
going ashore by the greatest exertions.
~ The arrival OF the mail from Salt Lake learn that
Horace Greeley had arrived q. Bgler en- route for
Canforpia.
The City Council Of Stockton have concluded their ar.
sangements for introducing gas into that city
German Lutheran church, located Greenwich
street, in this city, was dedicated yesterday.
Extensive preparations made every part Of
the State to celebrs the coming Fourth Of July
thusisstc In San Francisco there will be mill
tAry PAL ACE, exou sions fireworks, etc.
The government steamer Massachusetts has discharged
at Portland, Oregon 40 immense quantity OF wagons Sub
nstencs &c. for the trains sent out By Gen. Harvey for
nslor Carleton and Lieutenant Oge, with company K
st Dragoons reached Los Angeles June 49, from Noun
TAN heaaows, u T. men and horses in hue condition
Iaeusenapt Bsse Ninth Infantry left the DaIes June
Ii, TOR their new citation at Fort wa'Ia Waila.
and sn,oD srrys s Ser, a.
day on the steamer senator, from Los Angeles.
well known citizen, Mr. Iheopnilus Nash. died very
he vent on fishing excersion; while assisting in farng
ca from Boston in 1850 where bus wife and family at
preeent reside Ro leaves property to the amount OF
An election for delegate to Congress for Nevada Terri
tory TO be ned noxt saturday Judge Crane and Major
Dodge are the rival candidates.
1s,h 6ra1 ,rolro M in Ia
hama, which destroyed considerable portion Of thu
The heaviest loss falls Joseph Levnson-brck
$1,000; Dr. J. Bet,s and Bets, So 600; Huuier'
livery stable, &c. 500; " Galard $40 ooo A G.
John Kaufman $780, Il. KRAFT, 50 DOC; John Simpson,
$1,000; Joseph COpenheim, $iocOo, shofnmaker 5000
ffuit store, $500 Total loss, 100000
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
The Convention of administration democrats adjourned
for Governor the following nominations were made
For Congress, John B Bdrch ana Charles L. Scott;
Supreme Court Judge W. W. C,pe Attorney General, T.
State Treasurer, Thomas e. Finley State Comptroller,
T. H. Brooke; surve. or General, Horace A Higey Su.
perintendent of Public obstruction, A. j. Mouder: and
for State Printer, Charles T. Bos, editor OF Democratic
Standard
platform unanimously adopted, of which the fol-
lowing ia synopss:-rhe Cincinnati platform endorsed
The foreign policy OF the national admnistr ration up
pauoed Its suppression Of Utah rebellion enforce
ment Of the neu,aty VS. aud opposi ion to tho slave
trade, command dial appreciation. The massachusetts,
STRONGLY condemned. The Efforts to tx o. The demo
crazy an intent to egsae slave code for the Territories
declared desperate trick Of RENEGADE politicians Con
structon of Pacific railroad. 1t is the duty Of
the general government to stand by and sustain the
land mails. Che administration OF James Buchanan ten
dered renewed pledge OF support. The State admins
traton approved. The following the resolution
taken from the platform adopted Al late convention
Of the democracy Of Oaio with slight aeraton-rnat
the organized Territories Of the United States although
mot endowed with all the attributes OF sovereignty
yet justly entitled to Inc right Of self aud
undsurbe bed regulation Of their domestic or local affairs
subject to the constitution Of tine United States aad oat
any attempt by Congress any Of the Ssaies to es
t.bsh OR prohibit or abolish the relation of astet and
nal doctrine Of our American nsttaons and that we ad
here mmoveably TO .he principle OF "non intervention
declared "KsDsas: Nebraska biz and openly dis
claim fellowship ~th those, whether at the South the
North or the West, who counsel the ABANDONMENT umta
ti0n or avoidance of that principle.
ANOTHER STATE PRISON ESCAPE.
Another outbreak occurred at the state prison sau
Rafael, last Saturday About ltsy convots their
escape. Three have been killed and ton wounded FIT.
teen reoapured and carried back to their cells The
party who escaped took the gatekeeper aud Of the
guards OF with 'hem but they were afterwards released
The convcts were Immediately pursued and il s reported
many more Of them were killed. They were oil Mexicans
and Indians confined for short terms and were employed
In making brick The Ala Of this morning publishes
following particulars Of the outbreak
On Saturday afternoon between twelve and O'Clock
after the prisoners had dned, they were started TO
sumo their work in the brckyard. They were peoeded
by the superintendent Of labor Mr. George Lee, who
toned hmsef outside OF the gate in company with the
gasekeeper Mr. John SPELL watch the prisoners they
died through in regular order and to direct the different
squads to their respective duties brckyard Com
pany aer company had thus passed until 100 laborers
had made their exit from the gate; sud ieniy n
psny In the rear slammed the gate TO and locked it, at the
same time Selling the gatekeeper, Mr Spell, and the
superirtendent Of labor, Mr. Lee and carrying them
OF with them. Some forty fifty the Oonvicis VII,
had last passed the gateway made oil across the brick
cd din " the range Of two heavy guns, mounted
on eacl de Of the prison, upon the high ground
looking WHOLE but took tho precauhon make use or
the twot erseess whom they had captured AS shields
holding tn m between themselves and the gune and com
polling them with threats of instant death they refused
70 call out TO tho guards not to ice upon Them In this
way they proceeded Ia the direction OF Core Madeira
In the meantime the remaining prisoners outside the wall
some lzo In number, made attempt to escape, but in
tbe excitement OF the moneut while running TO and fro
IN various directions, they fred upon by the guard
killing one prisoner and woSndipg four others. II is
proper 10 state that those who fred upon were pre-