The new North-west., 1873-09-06
Sh. 1yse' gerth ses,t.,
Saturday, September s, 1873,


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Iis ospssrs, Trial - csus- -a1assial asA
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'ostuightly Review oe The Trait dUpioa Of Mexico
July iseA.
We noticed II oas lass 1bsisU thas tbe
rcpic question was virtually settcd, bat
hat Lodsss bad not yet boen taken. Two
lays afteswa,d VIC learned that hs he'd besn
made Q prisoner on the 18th Of JulY, q The
Cerro de los Arrayancs, and that the last Of
bic sdherents who remained with him had
been killed wounded or captured. I'll .
noteworthy Circumstances that tho Csclque
Of the Sierra d'Alicis Wa defeated and
captured by tho Indian Colonel Andreas
Rossles, one Of his former military chief.
tans, who had revolted and Joined his for.
ces TO those of tho Federal Government,
whom tl,ey aided in tracking him into the
Brought to Tcpic, Lozada was
there tried on the 10Th % . kidnapper
(plaetsrse) by council Of was, which con-
dcmncd him 10 death, and he was shot on
the 10Th at 8 o'clock in the morning. OF
tho occurrences at Topic the telegraph hss
brought us very curious account, which
We deem worthy of production here. The
dispatch, which Is dated at Tcpic, Is Is fol.
lows:
The Colonel of auxilisries, Don Andreas
Rossles, an ancient Chief who formerly
fought under Lozada. captured the latter on
the other side Of the River Alicis, at .
point on the Sierra called CcrrO dc lOs Arr
rayancs. "a
Lozsds wns hero with bic mistress. end
twenty-five followers, forming a ranch'
eris f.. Pop.
When n,adc prisoner he offered Snt little
resistance. lie wss taken 1t once to San
Luis Dc Lozada. A. soon - 0Sncral c.
ballos learned of tho important event, lss
dispatched General Carboo with 800 caval.
ry 10 bring the prisoner here. 'Lozada wss
calm snd seemed satis6ed that hs would not
be shot. BE embraced General Osrb0o ssy.
ing hc was plessed to make h's acqua'nt. i.
auCe. .,.. .. ~ -. n @Tr.-
When tho fact OF his capture became
known here II evoked tho widest demon!
STATIONS Of joy-ths ringing OF bells, ,music,
bombs, the assembling Of groups Of citizens
In the streets. and finally The congTstula.
tons Of the municipal officers 10 General
Ccbsllos in the name Of the city. The
business housss and public Offices closed
their doou. aud oil bssIncss was suspended
IN hour before the arrival cf tho troop With
the prisoners. All O'Clock in the sftcsnooa
Losads entered the town In the midst Of .
column Of cavalry. Hc wss mounted on .
troopers horsc, which soldier led BY the
bride. His drcn consisted Of jacket and
pantaloons Of striped drillipgs, and black
felt hat Ope foot was bare, on account Of
hurt be had received. Fifteen or twenty
PAGES bchind HIM came his mistress. In
whosc welfare he seemed 10 take lively
interest. For oil elss his bearing indicated
complete indifference. ,,..o, ss.,.. .
Lossds II Of sn,all stature, nose large and
aqui!Inc, cheek bones very high, eyes sun.
ken (the sight Of ono had been destroyed BY
pIscs OF 5on,b), mouth large and falling 4
little at the cornes, forehead very promi>
nent over the eyebrows and overhuns with
bushy hair, looks squirting and devoid Of
fresdom. During Tho mach hc kept, bis
head lowered. % Hs@A ''&~t ri t'HsI
He was conducted 70 The prison OF The
Seyenteenth Battalion, and on the l0th oi
July his trial WAS commenced, uudss the
law Of Nay Sd last On the evening Of the
same day be was visited by General Cebsl,
los. His drst request was 70 have hls mis-
tress near him., Al his thoughts were for
her, and he refused positively to see BIZ
mother or his wife snd children.
He proposed 70 pacify Tho Sierra BY coins
In psrson to oppuss and dlssrn those who
remained iu iusurrectioa. This was no
seeded to. bot Ccbsllos demanded from
him letters 10 the rcvolsed chiefs, which b,
promised and gave next day. ar
On ths 18Th hIs photograph was taken
Hitherto he had refused 70 allow bic por
trait 70 bc AIKEN, ssd, 10 overcome h,s op
position, he WAS told that hts llkensss w
necessary to history. The Histories will
which he had bsen piled for % many year
had rendescd HIM vain. ar r4p -...i ra.
On the 18th be va condemned 70 death
He demanded . pardon, which ~as ~
fused him. . 1a o. q. IN -. tl" " y IA. ..'
He sent several urgent messages 70 Sh
0fs Rb!isies. Juan 6an Roman, asking kis
TO delay IN some way ths execution OF u
sentence, bat San Roman could proais
him nothing. .a8.V t'F .g ,tlr,, aa4sa.d.-
When convinced that 10 certainly woul'
bc executed, he grew quite sagry. declare!
that be was general OF division, that b
could not bs tried IN the nanuer purssed
and that he demanded trial IN form, 4
whish he epuM psosss tAaesit vas seah
that Wa suily, but othsrs. ~ ..f,sa i,g,f
He was prevailed upon finally v sss. NJ
family, and committed his mistress to h
care OF his wife, recommending them {
live together. ne composed himself. Al
tsrward he conceived the idsa thss his mil
sssss ought 70 b. ahps With him. hscass
che i,aA 6woea y Mn lisae thsy w1ul 1 n
togsthes. The sufosssnass wenAs treu
bied before him, without daring % oppo'
him, 90 great was tho vefror with whie
this man inspired her, even IN shc sisuatid
In whlch he tlsso waa ~ .S@aG3kH
He ipsisted slsongly shss sll the gsnsr
oM3! MI als waSSe 10 G1qtl
~ . O'Clock in the morning he wrote
6enor San Nansa, 10 Invite him ato 70
present, with his irisndA Naiusaiiy, SEN
San Roman excused himself.
~ . O'Clock 1t The 0osnisg of ~ %
10 was ID out y shs hill Of sbs Nssals
~ plaes Axed fos ths executes. Es ask'
10 speak. snd dsclassA Asnly asd snssge'
cally that b repsatsd of neshiag, ~ u
done; that ~ bod always sought ~ 60
OF ~ psopje, though his orders bod q
siwsys bssa faitAlully s1scaesd >sisc
Thss hs knssled dows, rsfssisg 70 II
Ais eyes bandagsd, and died bssvsly. q
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