Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-21

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was being drawn over his head he
said, ABE as quick as you can with
it," Doctors Harne, Browne, Turn
err and Cory kept a record OF the pull
sations, and life ebbed away in sew
en- minutes and thirty seconds. A
few minutes thereafter Nasquez'
BODY was lowered for interment.
After the judicial tragedy the crowd
dispersed. GtE8 stEB=e
Rev. Father Sorda this morning
issued the following permit for the
burial of Vasquez:
San Jose, March 10, l0;40A.M.
TO Rev. Father Luis Basic, Santa
Clara:-I hereby certify that there is
every hope possible that the body of
Tiburcio NasqTez, who is to die this
afternoon. shall be entitled to Chris
tan burial. He has already been
comforted with the sacraments of
the holy Catholic Church, and he is
very resigned and willing to accept
death. ISigned7
LAWRENCE SORDA,
Catholic Priest.
Modesto, March -l9.-The follow
ing dispatch was received here this
morning:
Sacramento, March 10.
To John Rogers, Sheriff of Stanis-
laus County:-Stay the execution oil
William Dana. sentenced to be hung
to-day, till Friday, April %. The
reprieve will be sent by express.
Answer Immediately.
r. PACHECO, Governor.
On receipt of the dispatch the news
was communicated to Dana by his
spiritual adviser, Father O'Reardan.
Dana read the communication i'll
sullen, impassive manner, which he
has maintained since his conviction,
only saying that he expected it. The
Governors action has probably been
induced by petition sent from this
and adjoining counties, represent
ing that the condemned man was
poor aud friendless, and that the
murder was not premeditated.
Whether so intended or not, the con-
demned man considers this action a
sure precursor of Communication Of
his sentence.
San Francisco, March 19.-The
Board of Brokers adjourned over this
morning until tomorrow on account
Of the death OF w. n. Foster, a mem
Der of the Board.
The Gold Deposit Gold and Silver
Mining Company has been incorpo-
rated to operate in Kelsey Mining
District, Nevada, capital, Sl,S00,000.
j. Hirschfeld, f. w. Vail, James l..
Smith,C. w. q. C. Brittner and A.
NJ. Hirschfield, Directors.
Thomas Banks, convicted of muir
der in the second degree in killing
Beard, was brought before the FIT
teenth District Court to day for SEN
tence. After delivery of a short ad-
dress Judge Dwinelle sentenced him
to Imprisonment for twenty five@
years.
The rifle match between the Sum-
ner Guard of this city and the EN-
met Guard of Virginia, takes place
at Alameda tomorrow evening.
The Subscription Committee for
the grasshopper sufferers, appointed
at the meeting on Wednesday, met
at the Chamber of Commerce at 2
P. NJ, and submitted reports. The
aggregate amount obtained by can
vass was S4,450. of which over 81 900
was received from the surplus col
lected for the relief OF the Marysville
sufferers.
Port Deposit, Md, March l9.-The
water is from live to 10 feet deep in
the streets; nothing like it was ever
is flooded and there is great destruc-
ton of property. No lives are lost
so far. The railroad depot is full of
water and the telegraph operators
were obliged to abandon the Office
last night in boat. At Havre de
Grace the ice has gorged about five
miles below town and the wharves
are flooded. The street next the
river above the bridge is completely
blocked with ice, wood and lumber
washed from the wharves.
Harrisburg, Pa, March 19.-The
reports of damage to the lines of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
were much exaggerated. There was
no damage which caused the delay
of trains, except on the river line be-
tween Columbia and Middletown.
Port Deposit, Nd, March l9.-The
river has fallen three feet since morn
ing.
Columbia, Pa, March 10 The
loss by the ice and flood at Marietta
is very heavy. Many RATS have
been swept away.