davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Princeton union., 1893-12-07
THE HAWAIIAN TROUBLE
TT COMES UP FOR DISCUSSION IN
THE SENATE.
Senator Dolph Opposes the Restora-
ton of the Queen and FayOrs the
Annexation OF the ISLANDS - The
Senate and House.

Washington, Dec 6-The Hawaiian
ctfair came up in the senate in the shape
OF resolution asking the president to
submit to congress instructions regarding
? HAWAII. The resolution went over Mr..
Dolph then addressed the senate on the
Hawaiian affair. He said that b. was
opposed to the restoration of a corrupt
ano hcentlous queen, and favored annex
alton He denounced Mr.. Blount's re-
port as one-s,ded and colored. r..
Ihe vice president laid before the SEN
ate a communication from Gov. Alt
geld of Illinois, advising the senate that
the State of Illinois, in view of the in
vltatlon extended to the states by con-
gress, mad caused to be made and placed
IN Statuary hall Of the national capitol
Il bronze statue of Gen. James Shields.
cne OF Illinois most distinguished war;
riors and statesmen. Mr. Cullom gave
notice. that he would introduce an appro-
pirate resolution in reference to the statue
TOT the consideration of the senate.
Among the petitions presented was one
by MIR. Dolph, of the Oregon Horticulture
al society, favoring the maintenance of
the present duties on prunes. The senate
passed, with slight amendments, the
mousse joint resolution appropriating $780,
wy Aoi employment OF additional deputy
collectors of internal revenue to aid in
the execution of the Chinese exclusion
acts.
Ihe first bill called up at this session
III tne mouse was one for the establish
1cent OF light and fog signal station at
butter Flats, New Bedford, Mass. Gov.
oaSres, the new watchdog of the treas
ut!' Keen and alert, insisted that the bill
stculd be considered in committee of the
whole and Mr.. Andrews, who has charge
VI the measure, was forced to yield to his
demand. Mr.. Blanchard of Louisiana
had the honor of being the first member
called to preside over the house in com
mlttee Mr. Anderson made a statement
covering the urgercy Of the aprronrio-
tion, to which Gov. Sayres replied thar
the station was not recommended by the
light house board, and until it was 50
recommended, he should fight it. Ac-
co1dingly Mr.. Anderson withdrew it. The
JOINT resolution for the relief Of bona
hide settlers on the Mile Lacs reservo-
ton passed.
Col. kiefer is preparing resolution
gaining on the attorney general for in
formation as to what has been done in
the direction of the antitrust laws.
The Princeton union., 1893-12-07
On Good Behavior.

Macon, Mo-, Dec. 6.--The nine Bevier
miners summoned to appear before Judge
Williams, Of the United States circuit
court at Hannibal, to answer 10 the
charge of contempt in intimidating the
men in the Loomis Coal company's mines
IN the hands of United States Receiver
Bovard We're to-day X leased on promise
of future good behavior
The Princeton union., 1893-12-07
Frozen to Death.

st. Peter, Mimi, Dec. 6.-The body of
john Johnson, Lake Prairie farmer.
was found frozen this morning about four
miles from this place, under lis wagon,
which had tipped over in the ditch, near
the McMaster railroad crossing. The
horses were nowhere to be seen johnson
was last seen alive in this city last even
ing about 6 o'clock when he started for
home. He was off the main road. The
coroner is investigating.
The Princeton union., 1893-12-07
+. p. Stone Dead.

Saginaw, Mich, Dec. 6.-Farnham p.
Stone died at his home here to-day of
pneumonia. Mr. Stone was a member of
the firms of Wells, Stone & Co. of Sag
lnaw, and a partner in the Wells & Stone
Mercantile Company Of Duluth He was
also treasurer of the A. w. Wright Lum-
Der Company of Saginaw, and was a
member of the Republican state central
committee of Michigan.
The Princeton union., 1893-12-07
High Roller Mfssinr

Niagara Falls, N. Y, Dec. 6.-John
Murray, freight agent Of the Grand
trunk at this point, he's been missing for
several days. Meanwhile his books have
been examined and another agent appoint
ed IN his place. Murray had the rep,1-
tatlon of being a ''high roller" and it is
reported that he was short in his accounts
several thousand dollars. -
The Princeton union., 1893-12-07
A Long Cruise.

New York, Dec. 6.-The United SGtes
revenue cutter GRAFT is off to-day for O.
1900 miles cruise. She hiss store to
last six months and is bound for San
Francisco. Her evcntful destination is
for patrol in the North Pacific and Puget
sound. A rapid fire battery Of the
Driggs-Schroeder type has just been put
aboard of her. Among the ports in her
itinerary is Rio. She will be due at San
Francisco March 1S.
The Princeton union., 1893-12-07
Young Raum Fails,

Perry, Okla, Dec. 6.-Green B. Raum.
Jr., son of the ex-commissioner of pen
sieus, who was engaged in the grocery
ard hardware business, has failed. He
Lad been catering to the Usage Indians,
End as the Indians only receive their
money quarterly, he probably found the
LOAD too heavy. A large amount of
: money none is said to be involved in the fail
ure. sD.tlt
The Princeton union., 1893-12-07
ThIee Men killed.

Eastland, Tex, Dec. 6-The boiler Of
a Texas & Pacific engine drawing
eighteen cars, exploded near here, killing
Engineer Charles Elliott, Fireman
Charles Bevers and Brakeman Frank
Spence, whose body was blown 100 yards.
Bever's body was blowr 13O yards. The
air pump was blov 700 feet, and tn.
main PORTION Of the boiler 25O feet. Con
siderable track was torn up and nine
c; rs were WreckcI ~ -
The Princeton union., 1893-12-07
Death of Henry Ronayne.

Aberdeen, S. d., Dec. 6. Henry
Rcnayne died to-day from the effects Of
fall from his wagon some ten DAYS
ago. He was sixty-fyc years of age and
father of Neil Clerk Rcnayne Of this
city and Editor Ronayne of Leola. Nc
Pherson county.
The Princeton union., 1893-12-07
Has RekfrnesI.

Cincinnati, Dec. 6.-Hon. John w. Her
ron, United States district attorney, has
forwarded to Washington his resignation
with request that it take effect Jan. i.
His term expires Jan. 25.
The Princeton union., 1893-12-07
Burned to Death.

Lexington, Ind, Dec. 6.-Ella Amos,
ten-year-old girl, was burned to death.
Her dress caught fire from crate. Every
vestige Of clothing was burned from the
unfortunate girl, and her flesh was liter
{ ally baked. .
The Princeton union., 1893-12-07
Made an A.signment,

Boston, Dec. 6.-S. c.. Hirschberg &
Co, wholesale dealers in boots and shoes,
have made an assignment to Joseph Nj.
Herman, of the firm of Frank Herman &
Co., and William #. Hawley. The liza
bilities are estimated at 100000, with
assets about the same, 81 ss5s
The Princeton union., 1893-12-07
A Bank ASsfgns.

Denver, Dec. 6.-The State Bank at
.lulesburg has made an assignment to
Peter Peterson. The owners of the bank
were interested in the Robson Land In
vestment company of this city, and spec
ulation in Denver property and Door loans
are assigned as the cause of the failure.
A large number of people had small de-
posits in the bank, but the amount of as
sets and liabilities is not yet known.
The Princeton union., 1893-12-07
They Are Thankful.

Berlin, Dec Special thanks have
been offered in all the Berlin churches
for the eEperor's escape from the plot
TO assassina.e him, and the ecclesiasts
th1 oughout the empire have been ordered
to hold services for y SIMILAR purpose.
The Princeton union., 1893-12-07
Rain ut willm

Rain ut W1l1maF.
Willmar, Mimi, Dec. 6.-Last night we
experiences winter rain storm.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-04

possession
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-04
1t May Do as Much for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller, of Irving, ILL.,. writes that
he had a severe kidney trouble for many
years, with severe pains in his back and also
that his bladder was affected. He tried many
so-called kidney cures but without any good
result. About a year ago he began use of
Electric Filters and found relief at once.
Electric Bitters is especially adapted to cure
of all kidney and liver troubles and often
gives almost instant relief. One trial will
prove our statement. Price only SOC. for
large bottle. At r. Blacknall & Sons drug
cfOrn
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-04

| Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhea, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes -
gestion,
Without injurious medication.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-04
Simmons to Go In.
raleigh News-observer-C Chronicle

The president has given a temporary
commission to Mr.. Simmons, whose case
was Dot reached by the senate, and he
will now go into Office, subject however
to the senate's passing on his nomination
at the next session.
1t will be the same with Mr.. Elias.
Both will be in Office, but the senate
will have to confirm them. Mr.. Sim
mons will now give his bond and take
possession.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-04
How Trees Grow.

The last annual circle Of wood leaves
an accumulation of living cells upon it's
surface, and toward midsummer these
cells produce an abundance Of new ones
until the aggregate is sufficient to form
u new annual layer. This process on
common trees requires about six weeks.
-~F-chc~.~a
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-04
There Is No Discount

On Doughty's work. For 25 years l have
held the lead in fine shoes. You are sure
of getting a fit and shoes put up in the
latest style of the art. A first class shop,
good work, good stock and strict atten.
ton to business have been rewarded by a
liberal share of patronage, both in new
work and repairing, for which accept
thanks and an invitation to call early and
often. Opposite Morehead bank.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-04
Hit the Nail.
Franklin Times. |

Mr.. Julian S. Carr, at the State fair,
hit the nail IN the head when he put up
a placard on his exhibit of the products
of his Occoneechee farm bearing these
words How the farm solves the silver
question take care Of the farm and the
ratio will take care of itself"
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-04

Pimples, blackheads, moles, freckles,
tan and sunburn removed by Johnson's
Oriental Soap. Medicinal. Sold by W.
NJ. Yearly.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-04

When Baby was sick, we ga e her Castoria.
When She was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-04

Rev. O. 5. Struggled, of Wakefield, n,
G says: Give boxes Of japanese Pile
Cure cured me after - years SUFFERING
Sold by w. NJ. Yearly.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-04
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is 50 well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior TO any prescription
known to me-" II A ARCHER, NJ D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, y. Y.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-06-03
NUTICIAs DE MEXICO.
Como se CastIga d los Asesihos
CObardcs en- Ia VecIna
ReDIihlicn.

Republicn.
Tn despaeho telegrahco fechado
en- Piedras Negras, Mexico, 20 de-
Mayo pasado, relata 10 siguiente:
IIace algunos das que Don Luis
Caiavantes, del Banco de Durangoi
parti6 4 visitar un rancho que te.
MIA como 4 400 millas de Durango!
III rancho sc hallaba en- poseciom
de adycnedizos, sin tItuIo, y Cara.
vantes q menIdo les habia reque-
fido dc pagar rentn. Su viaje fu6
emprendido con el iin de obligar:
los 4 pagar. Los adyenedIzos su-
pieron este y se determInaron EN-
asesinar 4 Don Luis, tirando suer-
tes para saber quipn tcnia que co.
meter el crimen. Cuatro hombrcs
fueron escojidos, quienes asechan.
dose en- ell camin0 asesinar0n d
Catavmtes y 4 su criado. Cuando
So supo del hecho en- Durango ct
gobernador Del estado telegrah6
nj capitan de los montaheses en-
Tapona, cnyo Official procedi6 con
nm cneFpo do sollados escojidos
para la escena de la tfagedla. Eli
el siilo Sc cerci0r6 de los rartleu.
Iares de In plota Y obtnvo los nom
bfes do los conspiradores. Fues
ron pronfo afrestados sin diiicul
tad. Diez : seis de los veinte Y
dos fneron fusilados sumariamens
te. los otros confesafon y ef
facil que SO les perdonc Ia vida.
Nuestfo vecino gobicrno es durd
con los malheehofes y no pierdS
mucho tempo en- tramites mncers
saricsi
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-06-03
InlpOrtante.

Es neeesario que los que ten.
gan que pagar sus tasaciones pom
gan atencion al ayiso puhIIcado
por el alguacil mayM Don Loren.
20 Lopez en- otra eOlamua de este
peri6dico. III alguaeil ia ayiso
muy claro que desde el lila lro de
julio que entra leyara y yeudera
pfopiedad sniiciente dc cada per.
soma que halla faItado ell pagar
para cubrir Ell rcclamo dc tasacion.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-06-03

Kesoluciones dc C0ndOleneia.
Por cuanto, Ia Divina Providen-
cia en- sus altos designius ha tenido
d hien lamar q juicio d Ia sehora
Apolonia Mohtoya, esposa leglli.
ma de nnestro fraternal hcrmano
Andres Roibal, quien fllleei6 el
dia 30 de Mayo de 1898 4 las s de
Ia mariana.
Por 10 taRtoj Resu6lvase por
"A Socieaad de San Jose, de Las
Vegas, que simpatizamos con
maestro caro- herEano Andres
Roibal Y demas parlentes en- el
acerbo dolor que les acompaha; y
promovidos de toda baena iG,
ofrecemos nueStras plegarii y
Ipreces al Eteruo por el descanso
y bienaventuranza dc la fuada.
Rcsutlrase ddemds; que una
copia de estas res0lnciones sea
mandada Il uuestro afiigido hernia,
no, en- prueha de nuestra simpatia,
y otra d la NoZ DEL PUEBLO pa
ra su publication.
Epifanio Escudero,
Jose pefeida,
Juan Macs,
Consi0n.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-06-03
Elecclon de DIrectores.

Ia election de Directories de
Distritos de Escuelas d segun orr
denado pUr icy seta tenida el IiRs
mes pr6ximo en- los varios distritos
del eondato. Elsta cs una cleo
ci6n de suma importancia para los
ciudadanos en- general y padres de
faipilia en- particular. De Ia elec'
ci6n de buenosy i capaces homores
para Ia distinguida posici6n de-
pende el bnen manejo .e nuestrc
sistema de escaelas publicas; cnyo
sistema es el de mas trauscenden.
tai importancia para el adeIanto u
bienestar de nuestra iuvcntuGs
Deseansamos seguros que los pa
dres de familia de sus respcctiyos
distritos habfan postulado en- has
bole,as como candidates para dIs
rectores 4 hombfes en- quisnes ten.
gan confianza para que desempe.
ileu el delicado cargo de atender
q Ia edncacion de sus hiios.
Il sistema de escuelas pdblicas
iuapgurado desde cuatro amos pa
sados por el Partiao del Pueblo
en- este Tefritorie. hasta Ia fecha ha
dado completa satisfaction. Baio
ese partido SO cemepz6 una nneva
era lie ilnstraciou para los hijos dc
las masas del pueblo. No hay
mas que echar una ojeada d nuee'
tro aIfedsdor para probar uueetr0
aserto. la oiuaad de Las Vegas.
contiene hoy los meIores ediiicios
de escuelas ptblicas que hay en-
Nneyo Mexico. Tamhien Ia ma.
yor parte de los distritos dc afue.
ra, aunque no tienen edihcios tali
costosos, los posecu 4 su alcanze
auheieut IS para poder dar con co.
madldal qua mellaaa elacacion 4
sus hljos. RSca6rleasa qle este.
nueyo paso do adelautc fa6 co;
mengado, tu6 daslo y sostenido pof
los Representatives. del Pdr.ido
del Pueblo on Ia Asamblea Yige.
simanona, Y sa fruto ahom SO
estd recojiendo por todosen gene.
raj. No podemos citar aqui los
nombres de los diferentcs candida.
tos postulados On los distritos,
pero ST lee diremos con todo cani
dor, que esiamos segaros que oil
Partido del Pueblo Sin duda alguna
presentara para Ia cIecelon del
Lunes Candidates que sean dignos
del soporte de los electores, hon.
bres conocidos por su integridad
{ intelieencia, quienes tengan pre-
sente Y abfignen Ell sus corazones
Ia education y adelanto de ID ju'
Yentud. f1s imperative one todos
(. los yo;antes del Partido del Pue-
D bio sc presenter en- las urnas elec'
/. torales en- ell dia indicado para sos
e tentr, yotar y clciir i naestros
? candidates. No hay que dar ven
/, taja a los contrarios, especial
!. menle en- asuntos de tantisima i'm
+ portancia
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-06-03
EnInnc.

En- Ia parroquia, el LINES seran
unidos en- matrimonio el apreeiable
joven Felipe Ribera y Ia estilnable
sehorita Clarita Valdez. En- Ia
noche de dicho dia Sc dara un lu-
edo bale en- el Salon dc Cnhalle.
ros de Labor en- honor del fausto
eyento Y para obseqniar 4 los con.
yidados. Deeeamos a los e6nyu-
guez feliz luna de miel.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-06-03
LAS VEGAS. NUEvo MEXICo sABADo 8 DEJUNIo DE 1898.

movimiento simultaneo sc ava!an.
z6 al callei6n detras De Ia car
eel y 4 las Q y 20 comenz5 el asalto
sobre el portion del corral, siendo
dernbado en- breves momentrs,
sighiendo Ia tnrba hasta Ia paerta
de Ia cdrcel, endonde dos oticiales
quisieron resistir pero fueron
prou,o sobrepujados por Ia mnlii.
tdd. AL momento sc derrib6 tam.
9ien la puerta de la zelda y sc en-.
contr6 al criminal rodeado per dos
sacerdotcs. En- un momento sc
alzo la griteria dieierdo "aQui 10
tenemos,n los gritos eran tanto en-
InglGs como en- Espan6l-- In tur-
ba Sc dlrijl6 con el REQ hacia Ia es-
Qaina de Ia calle sexta y la aavenida
Douglass, baio el poste de Ia luz
eIeetrica, endonde Sc gritaba, pi-
diendo ''pu eabestro, un cabastro,D
lei cual sc produjo al momento,
pero antes de tirarlo sobre el atra-
yesaAo, Ia drden fu6 dada de sc.
guir mas delante, sieudo muy pa
blico Y habiendo mucha luz en- Ia
esquina; cuando sc lego al siguicn.
te palo, al ponieIte del salon dc Ia
Gran Armada, volvi6 levantarse
eI grito de "cuelgcnlo, cuelgenlo,n
pero en- unos segundos sc did ell
commando de seguir adelante, de.
| teniend0se Ia nuehedumbre de
nuevo frente al viejo patinadero.
A las 8 y 40 minutes cen Ia soga
en- el cueilo Y Ia otra punta colgan.
do del atrayesaho del palo del tc.
il6grafo, Sc le di6 q Cecllo Lucero
Ia Ultima oportGnidad en- este nun,
do de poder hablar, y 4 las pre-.
guntas que Sc lie dirigieron accrea
del crimen, mantuvo su fiimeza y
respondi6 mo 10 hicep mo los
mat6.n No obstante las instan-
cias que sc le hieieron, siempre
neg6 ell hecho y sostuvO estoica-
mente que el no tenia culpa A las
0 Y 45 minutes &c lcyantj el grito
de "ialenIo, ialenlon y en- un ms
tante Sc eley6 Ell cuerpo pendlentc
de la soga, hacienda solamente III
pequeho estremecimiento giratoriC
por ctrca do I'm minute. Tenis
los brazos atados 4 Ia espalda
! mientras sus piernas permanecsal
} sueltas. La mu.,hedumbre que s,
hallaba prescnte mantuyo un pro
! fando silencio mientras ell cuerp,
estuyo pendieDte. A las 10
2 10 minutos, el jurado convocad
, por el coroaario baj6 el cuerpo
e 10 hicicron llevar d In casa liel en-
r halsamador, endonae al siguient
z dia fu6 tornado por las autoridade
0 Y enterrado en- las cercanias do !
a eiudad.
$ Duraute el tempo que transcr
= rri6 desde sacar III criminal de ]
Il c&roel hasta el tempo de ejeeutal
L 10. no hubo desdrden ningun'
g excepto ell exeitamiento cons'
i cuente en- el calor dc tales ocasi'
Z nes. III genllO sc cOmp0nla q
J. ambas razas, estaudo tauto Ia I'M
e como Ia otra convencidas de
= culpabilidad de Lueero, Y estand
o determinados de cortar los graf
G DIES abuses que han adolecido pc
a tanto tempo a nuestro TeIritoriC
G lie aqui ell Ello del lurado d,
/. C0ronari0.
q TerritoriO de Nuevo Mexico, !
|. Condado dc San Miguel,
a Precinto No. 20.
q Nosotros los anaio iirmado
juez de paz y iurado, quienes pr
). senciamos Ia investigation tend
O este din 20 de Mayo a. ID. lS0
0 sobre ell cuerpo de Cecilio Lucer
n hallado en- el preoilfto No 20 d
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-06-03

m ida de genie dc ambss plazas,
tanto nativos como amerhanos,
qnienes mostraban el mayor inte'
res en- seguir los pasos de In exa-
hasta su desenlaee; aun.
que de vez en- ouando SO cireula |
ban murmpllos ameuazantes en-
contra dc Lucero 4 seguh progre.
saba el case, 10 enal era occasional
do por los descubrimientos crimi
nantes que q caaa paso SO haciau.
La examination Sc comenzo en- la
salita del juzgado; pero siendo
tanto el gentio y ell ealor tan SOTO.
cante, SO yi6 obligado el juez
prorrogar Ia corte para reunirse
afuera en- Ia plazuela, eudonde sc
podia respirar y al inismo tempo
podian presenciar los proeedimien-
tos varios centenares de ciudada.
nos. Baio la b6veda azul del
cielo Sc scnt6 el juez ante una
mesa rodeada dc sillas oeupadas
por cl promoter fiscal, por ell acu-
sado, el jurado del coronarlo y los
testigos, mientras quee el demds
espacio, como antes dicho, estaba
apinado dc espectadores, quienes
con el aliento suspendido escucha.
ban cada silaba que caia de la boca
de los testigos. El Terri orio Sc
hallaba representado per L. Q.
Fort, promoter fiscal del distrito
y al acusado 10 representaba w.
G. Wrigley un abogado del Ration.
Los testigos exaamados, sin en-.
trar en- detalles, todos probaron
circumstaneias muy faertes, que
clavaban ell hecho inhumaao di-
Ircctamente sobre Lucerc, sin que
apareciera nj la mas leve prueba 8
disculpa & su favor. Iabiendo
Illegado d ese punto, cerea de las
seis dc la tarde, la corte Sc prorro-
60 hasta las siete. A la bora eta,
la, una multiiid inmensa de gentc,
tanto nativos como ameiicanos,
excitados Y determinados, Sc re.
unier0n de nuevo en- Ia 0fcina del
juez do paz, para presenciar 10 res
tante de Ia ayerignacion. III acu.
sado bajo cohsejo de su abogado
evadi6 la examiIaeion, pidienAo
que su causa quedase remitida
para el gran jurado, retirandosC
en- seguida el jurado conyocadC
por el eofonariO. L9s oficiales in
mediatamente quisieron lleyar .
prisionero para la carcel de Il
plaza vieia, pero rec0nocieron qut
habia mucho peligro en- poderl,
trasIadar en- vista del gentiO qu'
va estaba determnado de venga
las muertes de Benigno MARITIME
Y de Juan Gallcgos, requiriend,
para clio vida por vida, segiin i
antigua ley. ViendO los oGciale
que no podian proceder, yolvieroi
4 encerrar 4 Lucer0 en- Ia carcC
de Ia ciudad, mientras que In mu
chedumbre continuaba j movers
, de Ia puerta del frente de Ia carcC
hacia el ca'lej6n de la parte d
atras. Mucho se discutia en- tC
das parties y consultas secretas s
, tenian en- diferentes lugares. LlC
gado a este puntd, que seria com
4 las nueve dc In noche, va no 6
intent6 de llevar 4 LucerO para i
carcel de Ia plaza vieja, por qu
, era impossible de hacerlo secreta
mente sin ser desclbiertos, y
inica esperanza que ha6ia de 50
+, varle Ia vida era deiandOlo Ell
carcel lie la ciudad y poni6ndol
! guardias.
, A las 0 el gentio estaba mas d,
terminado, habi6ndOse va retirad
muchos de los euriosos. A las
y 10 minutos, tOdo ell gentio, co
ess~u-ss~yaez-s--assSssszz
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-06-03

condado de San Miguel, Euevo
Mexico, deelaramos. que ell finado
lleg6 asu muerte por estrangn'a
cion causada pcr m cabestro en-
las manos de personas no conoei.
das 4 este jurado.
III. 8. WOOSTER,
Juez de Pas.
Sabine I4uiau, Eneernacion Gu.
tierrcz, Malaquias Baca, ii. M.
Leary, J. L. Zimmerman. Joe
Haefner
Miembros del Jurado.
El crimen horrendo fde satisfe.
cho con IN vida de su autor, sacri.
flcada iustameute ante q resent.
miehto del pueblo atropellado.
Esto dcmuestra IN desengaho
muy terrible para toda clase de
criminales en- ell pals quienes pre-
sumen sobfe Ia bondad, paeicncia
Y mauSedumhre Dc los hahitanter.
Sc llegan oeasiopcs en- Ia historia
de eada comanidad cndonde sus
moradores eli dcfcnsa de sn sega-
ridad, tahto personal como de sus
intereses, sc ven obligados 4 tomar
Ia ley en- Gus propias manoa para
poler atalar los abnsos y crime.
mes cuando estos SO multipliean d
un estado alarmante. Esta misma
regla Ia preyalecido tdcitameutc
en- todas parties del mundo, Y uu
pneblo cuando SO extreuiecc hasta
tai grado, iamas Sc equiyoca, pro
hapdosc mny cnfaiieameuie Ia
expression conoeida de Ia hibiia
que dice Eel que 4 hero nata
hero mueren cuya scntencia el
Ia mayor parte de los casos 81
veridca.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-06-03

Nosotros los aoaio hrmados,
juez de paz y iurado, quienes pre-.
senciamos Ia investigation tenida
este din 20 de Mayo A. d. 1898,
sobre ell cuerpo de Ceciio Lucero,
hallado en- el preciIito No 20 del