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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-05-05
GASPED.
OUTHISLECHEROUSS SOUL
Too Long Imprisoned In The
Brutal Clay.
EPH GRIzzARD PUT ON A FLOW
ING MOTHEB HUBBARD,
Thinking TO Escape the HOWIlng
Mob Without,
But Vengeance, Though Long Delayed,
Was Near at Hand.
ONE CLEAM-
INC KNIVES
Stripped His Black Body,
and Thousands
Followed the Covering
Wretch to His Doom.
His Death Prolonged and
Full of Awful Agony.
FIVE SHOTS FIRED BY THE GRAY
HAIRED LEADER
His Death Prolonged and
Full of Awful Agony.
FIVE SHOTS FIRED BY THE GRAY.
HAIRED LEADER
The Signal for u FnSillade OF Hun
dreds Of Bullets.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nav O. Eph
Grizzard, one OF the tiends who outrag-
ed Miss Mary Bruce at GoodslettvilIe
last Wednesday night, was lynched
from the suspension bridge across the
Cumberland river Saturday afternoon.
The mob then took the body 10
Goodlettsville, and, after showing it to
the people cremated it hear the scene
OF the crime.
The most intense excitement has
prevailed here ali day. The finding
of the remains of Eph Grizzard's blood
stained garments in All ash pile at
Goodlettsville and his sisters admis-
sion that he was one Of the parties to
the outrage caused 200 people to come
here last night. The first attack on
the Jail, it seems.
WAS PR EMATURE
And in violation of orders to await the
arrival of a Large body Of men that
we're on the way. The story Of the
first unsuccessful attack was told III
last nights dispatches. When the
armed body finally arrived they Tade
a second attack under The + leader,
Captain Henry Marshall.
They first demanded The prison .r,
and were refused. Then the. climbed
the fence, broke IN the transom over
the door, and attempted an entrance.
Sergeant Davis stayed ins,de and rain
ed blows on their heads with his club.
The men fell back and fired the con
tents Of several double barrelled shot
guns atIhr door, no one beng Injured
See ing that the lives OF his mel
were in danger. Captain Clack gave
orders to return the fire, and h. Il
Guthrie, standing at the door with d
sledge hammer 10 his hand, was shot
through the left side Just under the
shoulder, HE bat passing through the
lungs. The wound IL Pronounced Ia
tai. He is from hendersonvjlle
Charles Rear, II young blacksmith, was
shot through the a5dJnen and proba.
bly, fatally wound This demoral
lied the mob and I'll : agreed to dis.
perse on coudlti' j q
THEIR M,.N CAPTURED
during the first attack he released
To-Day when the Vl,u', story became
known in the con tr, 'e great indig'
nation was int isilt,C and crowds
stood around the jan all day. Telo
phone messages wel received that
large mob was comingjrom GoodIetts
vile heavily arm," 'ud that they
would fight to y H. s. Judge Key
OF the United STAT, District Court
had all the Uut'er st ltes prisn az.
brought to tn. Gus on Il use for 81,
keeping.
AT noon the people from Goodletts
Vile began IT, gather in coming in OF
horseback. Every 'um had either ,
Winchester riff or "A shot gun, an(
there were fully go cf them when a
3 O'clock DR.. Da, :, Of G 0dlettsviile
made a speech GA Che Public Square
and offered 10 lead the mob to the Jail
He asked that a COMMITTEES Of thlee bt
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-05-05

Small fruit dealers in the fruit and,
vegetable section of West Tennessee
are preparing to ship to the markets
fruits, garden vegetables and strawber-
ries in much greater quantities than
during any previous season.
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Notice.

Al persons indebted to tho estate Of
w. X Hale, deceased, a, e requested to
come forward and make settlement at
once.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified t. pre-.
sent the same, duly authenticated, fol
payment within the time p%rescril ed
by law, or they will I've forever barred
This May /, 1892.
II. A. HALE,
Admialstr tor.
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THE COMET
Announcement.

We are authorized and requested to announce
W. A: HANoHER, ESQ OF the Third District, as O
candidate for County Tax Assessor, subject ia
the action OF the Republican Convention. WITT
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-05-05

Dyer, Gibson County, fruit-growers
have formed an organization to be
known as the Dyer Fruit and Vegeta-
BILE Association.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-05-05

Dyer, Gibson County, began shipping
strawberries this week.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-05-05

WANTED-A general purpose horse
a nd a fresh COW in EXCHANGE for a lot
in Johnson City.
J. S. WILSON.
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SHOT HAD BEEN FIRED

was the black head CT Eph Grizzard
Not u
SHOT HAD BEEN FIRED
And no sound save the intermittent
cheering had been made. But at the
sight OF the black fend mob and spec
tators alike cheered until the sound
must have been heard in all parts o.
the city. Gflzzard had on a Mother
Hubbard dress anN the back of this
was Utterly cut to pieces by cleaning
knives that dozens OF men slashed the
cringing prisoners back with. He
was dragged up Front street TO the
square, the immense crowd following
and every moment giving vent to tx
ultant cheers.
Out on the bridge he was dragged.
a new hempen rope three quarters OF
an inch thick had been prepared.
The end was tied to the railing near
the centre on the northern side. The
moose was placed around the doomed
mans neck, and he was let over the
railing. The mob did not throw him
over, because they did not want him
to die too quickly.
Grizzard's hands were not tied and
he grasped the braces fifteen feet be
low the bridge and was climbing ~.
Seeing this, he was drawn up three
feet and let drop. His flesh had not
ceased quivering when an aged man
81 landing direct y over him drew 4
revolver ard fired five shots into hi.
cacass. Instantly u hundred guns
and regOlVers we've drawn and
POINTED AT THE BODY,
And what was left of Eph Gri2zard
was liddled ri'h bullets.
r. @ hanging occurred at 2 :05, ARD
at 800 a Mr. Jackson, Of Goodlets'
vile drew mp tie body and the moi
allowed AN j. quest. Across Grzzard's
neck was Il terrible cash, said to have
been inll ctel by an uncle OF the out
ragged girl. while ON either side of his
body were immense Jagged holes.
torn by consecutive balls. Not less
than 200 balls entered his Body.
The Coroner,sjury returned a vrrdic.
that owe find that Eph Griz Ear,
;8me to his death at the hands of IN
known parties, from gun-shot wounds
and stranguIation."
The MOB then placed the BODY across
a horse and started towards GoodIets
vile, declaring that they would show
it to their friends and neighbors, anC
then burn it near the scene Of the
crime. The mob was at all times or
Derby, and during today was excellent
y managed.
There were u number of coIoteC
men in the mob who had come from
Goodietaville, aud the l%ynching m,er,
with the approbat. on of people of botf
colors.
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ONE OF iii MOB KILLED

NAsHvILLE,-N L Guthrie, who was
shot through the lett breast when the
mob attacked tnr Jail, is dead
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-05-05

Inc lock on Jne immense IRON gaze
had been broken the night before.
Entrance was easily effected.
JAILER WILLIS WAS MET
In the hall. "Mr. Willis" said the
spokesman, very quietly, 1--WE have
come for Eph Grizzard."
Jailer Willis drew back, saying;
Gentlemen, it is my duty to protect
whatever prisoners are in the jail."
Three hands seized Mr.. Willis. He
was bent back and the keys taken from
his pockets. Jailer Willis had just
come from the front corridor of the
cage, where he had been dressing Eph
in women's clothing preparatory to
spiriting him away, for which men
were due at 2 o'clock to take charge OF
"the woman
After the keys had been secured one
of the committee told Jailer Willis
that he (he speaker would go in and
get Epb, while the other two hel
him (the j%ailer) and prevent other pris-
oners from escaping.
Meanwhile the men on the outside
had crowded up to the jail, and at in
~tervals during the wait of ten minutes
cheers rose to cheer those who had
gone within. Thousands of spectators
crowded to s~uffocation every avenue
leading toward the Jail, but they kept
a respectable distance from the mob OF
about 1000 men which crowded Up
against and hung onto the iron bars In
front of the Jail. Then the committee
of three appeared and between them
vas the black head CT Eph Grizzard
Not II
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She Had worked Tor Them.

She Had Worked for Them.
She stepped up to the editors desk
demurely and said
"Do you want any writing done?"
The weary editor looked at her and
said
"You write poetry, | supposed"
eyes, | have written a little poetry
| have also written several short stories.
a novel and a play"
81 beg your pardon" said the editor
catching his breath, "but is there any
thing you haven't w%ritten?"
Il don't believe there is" .Ne said,
confidently, yet sharply. "lnu see
I'm a s~tenographer and typewriter
and do a good deal Of work for liter
airy gentlemen Star.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-05-05

appointed to go to the Jail and demand
Eph Grizzard. A dozen men volun.
teered, and with a great yell the crowd
started down Front street.
In the rear of the Brandon Printing
Company Building a halt was callet
and a committee of three Vas sent t.
the Jail.
The lock on the immense iron gate
had been broken the night before
Entrance was easily effected.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-05-05

There were a number of coIoted
men in the mob who had come from
Goodietsville, aud the lynching m,ets
with the appreciation of people Of both
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-05-05

apr21tf.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-07-09

El ProcesO de Juan Ortiz J Ro-
driguez. Hallad0 sin Culpa.
El proceso encontra de Juan Or
tiz y Rodriguez, acusado en- Santa
Fe, del asesinato de i. Ortiz, des-
pues de haber estado en- las manos
de la corte por casi dos semanas,
en- 10 examination de testlg0s y
escojimiento de jurados, fue dis
puesto el Viernes do "a semana
pasada, habiendo sido hallado ''sin
culpap La eyidencia que fne pro-
ducida en- su contra fu6 toda cir
cunstancial, y cOnsistia dc la dc
madre de Ortiz, al efecto que el
dia siguiente al de Ia desaparici6n
vi6 una gotta dc sangre on 10 o6ci-
na de Rodriguez y Ia evidencia dc
an negro, al efccto de que el ex.
Alguacil Mayor, Chavez, Y Ortiz y
Rodriguez, le pagaron porque la
vara manchas de sangre en- el To-
cal predicho algunos dias despues,
y una gran cantldad de papeles
manchados tambien dc saugre que
le mandaron quemar. In defensa
produjo sufciente testimonio para
refutar ell dc Ia prosecution, ell
cual SO reducia d que Ortiz yRodri'
60, 4 una hora muy temprana de
Ia fatal noche, habia sido lleyado a
Ia carcel del Condado, habiendo'
sele encontrado en- complete esta'
do do ebriedad, y que permancclc
alIi hasta el dia siguiente; que ID
bora en- que Ia madre do Faustir
los VIC Iimpiando Ia oficina, no era
como ella habia testificado, al aso
mar el dia. sino ya tarde, y dandC
como razon por estar limpiando, @
, qua Ia noche anterior so habiar
: enborrachado en- cl Iugar, J qu'
como ese dia tenia que verihcars'
Ia election para mayordomoa d.
/. acequia tenia quo tener limpio Q
: local. neg6 enteramente que ha
r bIan empleado nj tai negro par
. limpiar sangre aIguna, J prob6 col
+ oyideneias repuiables, que 81 tet
J tigo prosecutor era dc mala repu
: taclon. Tomada esia eyidencia @
D consideration el jurado fall6 com
D queda dicho.
4 Permanece, pues, enyuelto en-
G niste:io el asesinato De Fausti
!, Ortiz.
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l.ard0nnlca. HeiInr.

VI con gusto Ia composlci6n "
teraria que me dedican los calbi'
nistas detractofes lredact0res
querIa decirl, del pobre Hispanc.
Americana. que Sc halla como Ia
Iglesia en- manos do hter0. En-
tanto lego el pr6ximo sabado 10.
ra cuando aplazo mi contesiaciou
ya el pdblico habna jnzgado sus
elucabraclohee.
Ya In lunlbro logo los npareIos
Y al par do asnos frentonos bramandl
intrlga,
su febusno 4 responder mo obllga
Pendosdiss, bonor, sen muyr..,
! j. i. Anaya.
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El nCnatro, an Morn


Nuestra simpatlca vecina, Ia vi
lla pintorcsca de Mora, Sc esme.
r6 en- su celebracion del dia natal
de Ia Repdblica. Nos cuentan que
su fiesta estnvo lucidisima. As.
cendia a 1900 81 nlimero de almas
que presenciaron el memorable
eyento.
I'll prograna 80 compus0 40 ans
gran procession encabezada por Ia
banda, bajO la direction del Prof.
Aiarid, de esta cIudad; cantos ma
cionales por un coro, y aolos por
varios caballeros; lectrra de Ia
declaration de independence; dis
oursos por prominentes oradores;
fuegos artihciales por Ia noche,
concluyendo con un gran bale en-
10 Casa de Cortcs, al que asistld
una distinguida concurrencia, que
rindi6 culto 4 10 algeria hasta una
hora avanzada. La celebration es.
taba al cargo de una comisi6n que
prcsidi6 cl energico Sr. Daniels
Bien por los patrl6ticos Morenos
y aun hay calumniadores one ME
gan Ia tidelidad de los neo.mexica
nos.
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OhltuarIo.

La ciudad de Las Vegas esta de
luto. I'll Martes a las dos de Ia
mahana abandon6 este mundo uno
de nuestros mejores, mas estima-
bles y dignos ciudadanos. aauel
bien conocido caballero que lley6
on este vida ell nombre dc An.
tonic Abad Romero. Nuestra po-
bre pluma no es capaz para pcder
rendir ell merecido homenaie de.
bido 4 la virtnd del hnado. Guam.
do hombres de las cualldades de
nuestro amigo Don Antonio, aban.
donan esta borrascosa vida, tan
tristes acontecimientos no pueden
menos que hacer brotar lagrlmas d
todo coraEon sensible; puesIo que
en- los tiempoe en- que uyimos
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-07-09

ten lIenos de enredos y de traca.
las. cada yer que sncumbe una de
estas yidas, Sc apaga una de las
luces que dehieran de guiarnos
por la via de Ia honradez, del
amor 4 nuestros pr6j'mos, del
amor filial, del afecto oonyugal, y
en- una palabra del adelanto y pro-
greso de Ia humanidad entern.
Tan importante vacio no puede
mcGos que conmoyer q una comu-
nidad entcra. Don Antonio Abad
fu6 durante toda gu vida Nm mo.
delo de ciudadano, de vecino, de
padre y de esposo. Jamas las le-
yes del pals tuyieron mas adlcto
eoportador; iniinidad do yeces las
grandes conyencioDes Democrat
cas- de nueatro c0ndado 10 ofrecie-
run destinos de alto honor tanto
como lucrativos, pero su modes
tia una sola vez acept6 el destino
de tesorero de condado, 81 que de.
sempefl6 con fidelidad. Jamas ha
habido hijos que hayan tenido I'M
padre mas carinoso Y mas noble.
Pobre, como 10 fue siempre, did d
sus hijos & hijas una educaci6n es-
merada seg6n las circunsiancms
de nuestro aislado Territorio. Mas
afectuoso y fiel consorte no 10. hui
bo. Nuestro amigo jamas dejo
salir de sus lsbios una sola palahra
de reproche contra ninglin vecino
8 ser yiviente, nna regla IAN
general en- Ia humanidad. En-
magnanimidad y nobleza de
alma nadie le snper6. Por ESQ de-
cimos que nuestra comunidad esta
de luto; porque hemos perdido on
nuestra sociedad un modelo ire.
parable.
Una enfermedad del est6mago
cue por mas que ocho amos sufiid
con la mayor rcsignacions 10 con
duio al sepulcro.
Deja sumidos en- acerbo dolor 4
su digna esposa Doaa Macedonia
Ortiz de.Romero,.sus hijos, Miguel
Pedro, Chonita y Lola, varios her
manos, asi como una grande pa
rentela, , un immense circulo ID
amigos.
Las exequias fdnobres tuvieror
Tugar el Microbes a las 8 a. M, er
Ia Iglesia Parroquial de esta plazi
habiendose depositado sus rcstoI
mortales en- el cementerio dc il
iglesia.
Paz eterna al alma de tan digu'
ciudadano, y que el cielo mande Il
resignation y eonsuelo d sus den
dos.
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la ExhIbicI6n on el Coleglo dc
La SaIio.

El 30 del pr0ximo pasado so verIiica-
ron on el institute educational dc San
Juan La Balle que tan ncertadamente
conducon los Hermanos CrIstIanos On
esta ciudad, los eIerdclos finales ANTE
una dlstInguIday y compaota audIcncIa.
10 reducido dc nuestro espaclo nos
impide poder dar un detaIle dol pro
grama quo 80 puso on escenai solo nos
reduolmosa doclr que Ia pIUIoa no puc'
do esplIcar los elogIos quo loa dIgno'
hermanns mereceu por ol blen quo con-
tinuamente ostan derramando aobrs
nuestra juvontud con su ensgnanza
pues los varlos elerolclos do les alum
nos ostuyieron lucidislmos y prone
J tor para elIos un brlIlanto fatufo. Lo'
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EI Merito Cana.

Deseamos decir q nuestros pa
trocinadorcs que hemos vendido
por mnchos amos el Nueyo Descn-
brimiento para Ia Oonsuncidn, Pil.
doras de Nueva Vida, Saliva de
Arnica de Bucklen, y Amargos
El6ctricos del DR.. king,y nnnca
hemos tenido remedies que sc ven
dan tan pronto y que hayan dado
satisfaction tan universal. NO
vacilamos en- garantizaflos y esta
mos listos para devolver ell impot
to, 81 no siguc un resultado salts
factorio al uso de ellos. Estos re-
medios han ganado eu gran popu
Iaridad puramente por sus pro
pios merltos. Valen solo 30 cen
tavos cada botella en- la b0tica d.
Il. G.. Murpheyy J Ola.
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Lo Asesino Porque Era Mexis
can0.


De San MarciaI, N, M. nos llega
Ia noticia del asesinato mas vii,
cobarde y descarado que registra
Ia historic criminal del pals.
Tn americana ex.convicto J de
siniestra presedencia, asesino, Ia
dr6n y cuanto crimen puede caber
en- una fera humana, de qnlen 60
dice vino 4 San Marcial con q
solo fin dc vengarsc DO un Soto
Alguacil, 90 emborrach6 81 dia
de Julio con el fin do ilevar d cabo
su amenaza; pero yiendo q IN va
quero mexicano que bahia yenido
a competir On una exhibicion do
lazadores, por que era mexicano,
trigueno y feo, comenz6 q impor'
tunarlo. Este 10 aguant6 todos
sus insnltos diuiendoic solamente
que 10 dejara solo, q 10 cuaI el in.
fame asesino 10 contest6 con 4
tiros en- repetida succession matan
dolo inme ediatamente.
Fl asesino fue arestado y ccadu
cido d Socorro donde pcrmanece
on Ia carcel.
Que Ia jushcia haga su deber
pronto con cse yillano.
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iQudPuIlaal

Las pullas do Twitchell d Laugh
lin y Catron durante cl proceso
de homicidio segnido contra Juan
Ortiz, estnyieron de 10 Undo tanto
en- sarcasmo como EN- pugilismo.
FL ST.. Laughlin habia surradc bien
en- su discurso ante ol jurado, al
Procnrador do Distrito, J Mr..
Twitchell en- su contestaci6n, COM
par6 q Mr.. LaughliL con I. b. Oa,
tron diciendole que 81 (Iiaughlinl
aspiraba q ser oil CatroH del par
lido Dem6crata el dlctador y amo
dc gobernaci6n o ruina. Esto es-
tuvo de 10 Undo prdnunciado en-
10 mas alto del estilo pugilistico-O
ratorial do Mr.. Twitchell, y Laugh
lin hacia inmensas muecas, mien-
tras Catron gruhIa intensamonte'
Sun
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-07-09
la TIENDA dill ACUILA,
7 4 EfectOs
sss. Nuevos,
No obsaue e hecho que venendo estdos de
SO, $3.50 Y SIS,

d alto pneo hechua mantendo tan buenos
yesos por cuas Vd hubera endo
pagar hasa $500 mas cada ysdo Por los sguenes
ez das vender6mos Vesos Nnos que vaeu $3.50 80
avos Vestd0 Nho que vaen $3.50 por $75 Vestdos de
muchachos que $0 Vesdos de muchacho
$500 por Ohaecos muchacho n 90 entayos
90 zaaos que yaen $500 por $40 Somreros de
paa en 70 enavos 40 Camisas Bancas
hombre quo 0 90 centavos Camsas dc Dorm de
hombe que 00 po so Camas dc hombe desa
que 80 Camae de pancha de hombre
que yalen M por rs cenavos somberos muchacho
por 5 No den que odos estos
eecto compados ea pmvea No encmos yeos eectos alma
cenados apoados cuaes eualquer precio.
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LAS HUEsTEs DEL GL0RIoSO
PARTIDoDEL PUEBLO UNDO
Sc REUNEN EN- MILLA.
RES PARA CELEBRAR
Ell Ola DE LA PA
TRIA.
" ell Aniyersario dc Nucstra f.
mancipaci6n dc Las Garras
Desp6tIcas del Rcpubli-
canismo.

Segin los sucesos durante cI
dla de la independence America
ma, queda concedido que el campo
de celebration SO le dej6 al ele-
mento pobre y natiyo del Condado.
Natural es que los recnrsos limita-
dos de estos, no Sc pueden espe-
rar grandezas 8 demoatraciones
faustas de emperadores; pero 81,
SC siente aqueila sublime lnspira-
ci6n dc la igualdad de derechos
que garantiza nuestra constitu-
cion y aquel entusiasmo natural
one sale de corazones humildes.
AL decir este si no c0ntamos con
todos J cada uno dc los que toma-
ron parIe en- la procession, senti.
mos que este es yerdadero de una
gran mayoria do los que tomaron
parte cn la Hiisms. Nc cra es.
Ia la celebration que Sc habia
preparado para ostentar las rique.
zas de magnates sociales o pollti-
COS; pero era ell dla para que glo-
rificaran los ne0-mexicanos pobres
y abusados ell hecho, que los habia
creado el mismo poder que creo d
los Reyes, d los millonarios y d
los que tanto Sc iactan de supe-
rioridad al trlste y que pisaban el
mismo suelo que los pisarcrdes, y
que ante el Juez de los jueces TO-
dos somos iguales.
En ateucion a Ia invitacion de
los que tenian q cargo Ia mislna,
respondieron millares de ciudada'
nos de diferentes parties del Con.
dado y del Territorio, d quienes Sc
di6 reception 10 mejor que fue pc'
sible bajo las circunstancias. Ia
procession fue concurrida, no POI
360 como desean desminuir los que
tanto les puedG pero por mas que
1900 personas entire hombres J
mujeres,
En- la procession del dia no fne
ron tan numerosos los ciudadanof
de apie causa del excessive calor
pero en- la procession dc autorchat
que tom6 lugar en- la noche, mos
traron su interes y entusiasmo
poniendose en- las lineas tai mime
TO de ciudadanos, hasta haber he
cho esta Ia mas grande procession
en- la historic.
Los orad0res, los Sres. j. D. w
veeder, E. v. Long, Antonio Luce
ro, J.J. Herrera, @ +. Rudulph, a
G. Abeytia, r. Ulibarri, e. II. Sala
ear, y otros prominentes ciudada
nos pronunciaron elocuentes dis
cursos, J unanimemente recibidoI
con entusiasmo y aprobacion.
Los Mariscales del dia, los sc
hores Jose L. Lopez, Chas. +. Ru
dulph, R6mulo Ulibarri, Filadelf'
Baca, Porario Casaus y otros, Dc
sempenaron su respective carg'
con toda la puntualidad que ca
racteriza a buenos y energicos CT
ballerOs.
La celebration 6naliz6 con un
Illumination de fuegos artihciale
muy hermosos, d la cual asistiero
mas que 5000 personals que apihI
ban toda Ia plaza.
En conclusion, todos Sc retiri
ron muy satisfechOs do que
pueblo pobre habia pasado un dI
de gala cl cual siempre guardian
nm lugar un endeleble recuerdo Q
su mehoria.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-07-09

joyenultos mas apfuvechados ftleron
obsequlados con ochomedallas; cuatrc
de orc y cuatro de plata, las cuales
merecleron, Dioniclo Trambley, Carlos
sanchez, b. Jlmanes, r. Geotfrion, +.
Arlas, #. Lopez, II Bacai |. ArIas.
Despnos de concludes los elercicIos
dirijieron hermosos j elocucntes dis
cursos el Rev. P. Grom Y el Captain
Antonio Lucero.