Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-31
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MoJAvE, May 30.-Miss Flora
Chapman, Miss Barlce, J Scott, II
Williams, ] M Villagrana, Miltor
Essick, ] Cohn, r Garvery, A
Tibbs.
Execution OF Dy aSa Anderson.
SACRAMENTO, May 29.-It was
precisely twelve O'Clock when Dye
emerged from his cell to go to b Is
death. He was attended on one
side by Sheriff Drew and on the
other by his brother Sperry. His
face was deathly pale, and he was
evidently very much Frustrated.
He was able to walk, however,
with very little support. Stimuli
taneously with Dye, Anderson
came out OF his cell accompanied
by Mr.. McEwen and one of the
Deputy Shsriffs. His countenancs
had the color Of splendid health,
and he was to all outward appear
ance perfectly composed. His
step was perfectly firm. Dye had
not sufficient strength to walk
upon the gallows without support.
In fact, he had almost to be carried
up. Anderson followed close be.
hind him, stepping as briskly as II
he was going to dinner. Neither
deigned to bestow a single glance
at the other. Both took their
places on the respective drops, fac.
ing to the westward. The crowd
in the yard quickly gathered to-
gether at the front to get view.
Anderson looked calmly around
upon the crowd, which numbered
some seventy-fve in all. He recog-
nized several acquaintances, and
bowed to them with a smile, and a
show are you, Tom," in one in
stance. Dyes eyes wandered in all
directions. He seemed to avoid look
ing at the crowd and recognized no.
body. His eyes opened and shut
rapidly, and he seemed to be suffer
Ing acutest mental agony. If pos.
sible, his pallor increased. The
twitching Of muscles of face and
hands was painful.
The officers proceeded at once to
adjust the straps to the legs, arms
and wrists of the condemned men,
an operation which took only two
or three minutes. At first Dye had
only to be slightly supported, but
he fast grew weaker. AS he tot
tered, the Sheriff passed his arm
around his waist, and upheld him
the rest of the time until the drop
fell. The white caps were then
put on. Dye was dressed in neat
suit Of black and wore q diamond
stud on his white shirt bosom. He
was In his stocking feet. Anderson
was rather roughly dressed In dark
pants and gray coat and vest well
soiled. He wore no collar or cravat.
On his feet was pair of carpet slip
pers.
Dye and Anderson have been
hanged. Dye nearly tainted, but
was held up on the scaffold by the
Sheriff. Anderson was composed
to the last.
Harry AIgbels Dead.
CARSON, May 29.-Henry r.
Mighels, editor of the Carson Ap-
peal, one of the best known and
most popular journalists west OF
the Rocky Mountains, died at his
residence in this city yesterday
after lingering illness. He had
been connected with the press OF
California and Nevada for more
thah twenty years.
Auother vst"
WASHINGTON, May 20 The fol-
lowing message of tue President
was delivered to the House of Rep
resentatives to-day:
TO the House of Representatives.
After mature consideration of the
bill entitled: "Au Act making ap
propriations for legislative, execu-
tive and judicial expenses Of the
Government for the fiscal year end
Ing June 80, 1880, and for other pur
poses," / herewith return 1t to the
House OF Representatives,, in which
1t originated, with the following
objections to its approval:
The main purpose of the bill is tC
appropriate money required to sup
port during the next fiscal ear the
several civil departments Ct tht
Government ri, mount appro.
PIRATE exceeds i1 no aggregate
eight, millions eo liars. This
none. 's neeued " faeP In opera
tion ii ssseRtiGl 4ne ions of all
the gr deparIm tYs tf the Gov
ernme tglsis4fe, executive
and ju iciaL III tha bi contained
no 9th, provision, log ,jection tC
its appioYal woui4 -2 m~de.
Dcnnis fxeernry ss p rosftscas
PrOpn et 4ehn HWiut0n FOR Prosi-
dent.
NEW YORK Msy 2t The Her.
aid priuts a ehAf7cleIisiic letter
from d ufs kr0ruey to ! citizen,
which closes "Tha 'Vorking'
men's Pnrly Of Calilulaia will elect
a full State TICKET next Saotember,
besides fdnf y0ngressmen and the
Levislatlre ihat enOos5 q United
states Sc GATOR 20 8u ,Gseu Booth. II
will also place = taih party In the
field Cor tie Presidential eA Anpaign
for next So. snd California will
cast it, el.siaia vote Ter mat third
party. IT, wiii throw tue elec-
fion OF +. asidant into The suse
OF Represe ala vee, and Calfernia
will nomin lie hc n4o would
: like to ace oau Hlplo9 oacupy-
ing the WI 10 ReasF