The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-23
ISSUED AT LAST.
Warrants for EZeta and
His Generals
ARE TO BE SERVED TO-DAY
The Bennington Will Come Into
Fiarbor When Notified.
THE MARSHAL READY TO ACT.
Consul CaIderon Files His Petition
With United States District
Judge Morrow.
THE MARSHAL READY TO ACT.

clally nleQ with the local Federal author
itiea.
Ihs regular eXtTadition warrant author
Ized TO be served by papers received from
washington has been duly passed upon
by Judge Morrow of the United States
District Court ana Captain Thomas will
be notified Immediately to come into port.
The United States Marshal will serve
the warrant. He will probably board the
bennington outside the marine league and
formally present the warrants for the ar
rest of Ezeta, Juan Cienfuegos. Leon
BolaDOs and FOrenciO Bustamante, as
soon as the vessel is within the jurisdiction
of the United States.
No persons are more pleased at the turn
affairs have taken than are the sailors of
the Bennington and her 0fncers. They
came to California pretty short of pro-
visions, and tobacco was down 10 the low
est notch. Cigarettes were selling on
board for 80 cents the pack, and plug to-
bacco was equally dear. But now all of
their woes are at an end and TO this EZeta
farce the public will hencefnrth be ad-
mit,ed. it is hoped, through the stage door,
Regarding the "paDers," everybody who
surmiSed about them was right and every
body was wrong in turn.
There have been several distinct patches
OF papers received, the last being the in
stTucti0ns TO Judge Morrow for the ISsu-
q. ance of the warrants which will Do re-
= corded herein.
The papers which arrived here Satur-
day, and which eX-COnSul pro tenn Roma
received Monday morning, because he was
mot at his Office Saturday afternoon or
. Sunday, are those which embodied the
petitions presented yesterday by Consul
. CalderOn IN which he sets forth many
complaints against the refugees. The pc
titions are volumlnOus documents, four in
=. number.
o. In the first Antonio Ezeta and Juan
: CienfuegoS. alias La Chucha" (the dog,
are charged with the crime of murder in
- having on the 9th of June last, on a public
road ID Salvador, leading from the city of
New San Salvador to the city of La
Libertad and IN the enVirOns of New San
%. Salvador, shot to death one Thomas
, Comas.
The second charges Ezeta alone with
having entered the International Bank of
FL Salvador and Nicaragua on the Sd of
June and assaulted its owners, Jose Ruiz
-. and 'Evarest0 Ambrosy. and carried off
$25S4
: The third charges Ezeta. Leon Bolanos,
Jacinto C0locho. Juan CieDfuegos and
FlOrencio BustamRnte with having, with
a. rope, hanged 10 death one Casimiro
: HenriQues, near the village OF Coatepegue,
or the Sd of June.
Tie fourth charges Leon Bolanos and
FlOTencio Bustamante with strangliug to
death with a rope four persons unknown.
The crime was committed in the gulch of
Las Pulgas. in the canton of PrlmRvera,
on May %.
=: Fhe filth charges Juan Cienfuegas, alias
- ''the dog" with so slight aud abortive a
crime as an attempt" to murder. This
was on January 8, on public street OF
=. San Salvador, and the victim W no escaped
:, was Andres Amaya, VINO at the time was
standing in front Of his own house. which
isin the rear of the old cathedral of that
?. town.
-: The petitions set forth that these are all
extTaditable crimes according to a con-
Venton held March, 1874; that the parties
referred to are fugitives from the justice
of Salvador and are within the 1urisdic-
ton Of the United States, and that DR..
- .GuZman, envoy, ETC., has made due reQuisi-
=: tiOn, and that the Secretnry of State has
. issued a mandate, dated August IL, teSti-
flying that the parties should be appre-
.heBded.
The ords: of the Secretary of State,
under date of August H. is as follows:
To any Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the
Circuit or District courts OF the United States,
In any district; any Judge OF a Court OF
- Records Of general jurisdiction IN any Stale or
Territory OF The United States or to any COM
missioner specially appointed TO execute the
provisions OF Title LXVI of the Revised
Statutes of the United States, for giving effect
10 certain trraty stipulatiOns between this and
foreign Governments, for the apprehension
and delivering up OF certain offenders.
WHEREAS, Pursuant 10 existing treaty stipu.
latiOns between this United States OF America
and Salvador for the mutual delivery OF Grim
lpals lugitiVes from justice. in certain cases.
Dr. Horacio GuZman, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister PlenipOtentiary OF tile republic Of
Salvador, accredited to this Government, has
made application in due form to the proper
authorities thereof for the arrest of Antonio
EZeta, Leon BOlanOs, Jacnto Colocho Juan
C1enfuegos and Fiorencio Bustamante, charged
WIN the crimes OF murder, robbery and arson,
and alleged 10 be fugitives from the Justice of
salvador, ana VINO are believed 10 be within
the jurisdiction OF The United States
flaf
said Antonio EZeta, Leon Bolanos. Jacinto
: Colocho Juan Cienfuegos and Florencio Busta
manta should be apprehended and the case ex-
amined In the mode provided by the United
> States aforesaid.
Now, therefore. to the end that the above
named officers, or any OF them, may cause the
= necessary proceedings to be had in pursuance
= of said laws, In Order that the evidence OF The
criminality OF the said Antonio Ezeta, Leon
BolanOs. Jacinto Colocho, Juan Cielfeegos and
florenciO Bustamanta may be heard and con-
sidered, and II deemed sufficient 10 sustain the
charge that the same may be certified, together
with copy of all the proceedings, to the Sec
rotary of state. that warrant may issue for
their surrender pursuant 10 said treaty stlpu-
latons, certify Inc facis above recited.
e In testimony whereof have beTeunto signed
my name and caused the seal of the Depart
ment of State to be affixed. Done al The city OF
Washington this 1ltn day OF August. A. ID.
1894, and Of the independence of the United
States the one hundred and nineteenth:
w. @. GRESHAM, Secretary of State
In the afteru Don the Governments war
rants were placed in the hands OF United
States Marshal Baldwin and instructions
given TO serve them without delay. The
tug Sea King will, it is understood, convey
the official party out to the Bennington to-
oay and the agony will be over.
1homas Comas, who was murdered, ac-
cording to charges, on the 9th day of June,
1894, was, 1t Is claimed, shot at by both
Ezeta and Cienfuegos. Ezeta, it is said,
had special grudge against this man and
deliberately killed him in cold blood. the
pr6Vocatlon being that Comas did not get
out OF the generals way when ordered.
a. Angue, who recently arrived here
from San Salvador. knew Camos wien the
latter was plotting to overtbrow CarIos |
and get the detested President ont of the |
way.
''CarlOs was always suspicious of the |
man, although be professed to know little |
about him" said the speaker
1.-The suburb where Comas was killed is |
lust outside of San Salvador CITY. on the |
road TO La Liberad. 1t is a lonely mart ni |
The country and was the hotbed of reyolu. |
tioBists.
Juan CieDfuegos. who is charged with /
the murder of Andres Amaya, is a scoun- |
fdre1 of the first water, a cruel, hot |
tempered man, who would not stop at any |
mischief when there is anything to be |
gained.
"Carlos Ezeta's crimes are much more