The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-27
MEXICO.
scsns q the Execution Of tho Topic Chief To-
0utlsw-His Dying Declaration and
Exhortatiou to His Friends
Shot to tho Heart

having OeueO leOeEaI ROVeIuIueut lOK uduy
years; after having enforced absolute and
| terrible rule over portion Of territory as large
| as some OF the smaller OF the American
| Eastern States, he finally consummated al
| by Overestimating his strength for gathering
his ILL advised Indian followers about him. the gen
| eral government succeeded in uniting consider
| able force against him. which force has, after 0
succession Of small engagements completely sup
pressed this rebellion, and at last captured Its
| hero. He was shot like wild beast and there are
now great hopes that the State Of Jalisco, and e.
| pecialy the neighbornood of Topic, will enjoy q
degree Of peace and OF liberty not experienced
there for many years. and that the commercial in.
terests on that part Of the Pacific will receive an
impetus resulting In great good.
SCENE At THE EXECUTION.
With regard to the last moments OF Lozada the
| 0uctal Bulletin Of Topic reports thus
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ENTRANCE OF LozADA
all demonstrations were suspended.
At O'Clock the column Of General Carlo began to
Of the Cavalry force came Iosada mounted on Very
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head Of his saddle looking ntenty forward but
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fer q. months ), u y.
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immediately succeeded, ana the 18th inst be was
favor Of pardon. which denied him ~ $50 ~
tie lOns DC O. Metals Sy the twenty
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The culprit was conducted to the place Of execu.
y a1a ee
he asked permission to BAY few words which was
granted, when he spoke as follows:-
s q ySu 2. II to the a
easy conscience that during the sixteen years have
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science tSs. ] have never done any one wrong and
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az En s he ths S shall not be said
Lozada spoke with great frmness, and. having
resisted an attempt to bandage his eyes, he re,
ceived the fatal bullets kneeing.
was taken to the miitar, hospital.
Lozada, before his execution, proposed that, II
s 70 70 S hsra Nc a
ever, to make so good proposition.
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among the chief and troops who effected his cap
ture.
The Position OF the Jesuits Under the
Church Law Regulation Reform BILL
Law Court Decision I'm Favor Of tho
AIissionary Order.
MEXICO CITY, August Q, 1879
The expulsion Of the monastic orders from Mexico
as received Q check by the decision OF the Court
to which an appeal was made by the accused. It
win be remembered that the United States Min
ister Thomas Il. Nelson, lnterfered in favor of two
of the accused, who claimed protection as Ameri-
can citizens and that the correspondence
which passed between him and the government OF
Mexico has been Of most determined character.
The Judgment % rendered by Mexican Court Is
complimentary to the course which was adopted
by ex.Minister Nelson, a. It sustains ALL or nearly
all, which was claimed BY that 0nlcer. It was I'M
derstood that the decision Of the Judge (Buehil)
has passed to the Supreme Court for review, and
opinions are divided as to whether IL will be sus-
tanned. Many profess TO think that the Executive
will use his position to obtain from that high
Court reversal Of the decision, but those who
ment that he win in any way interfere with the
que course VI "a Jaw, cta s eecison ID aganst tne
expulsion, as the execuuon OF such decree would
prevent Then making one Of the guarantees con-
tanned In articles 20 and n Of the constitution Of
-, IN
- ART 0Ein an crn.na uiais the accused shall have
fa-Tnat q being informed b OF the nature Of the pro