Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
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On the 18th ~ November. 1887, nearly
seven y.srs agn, III" inhabitants ~ the
quiet little town ~ u ma Ana. 10 the
county " taa, nnm". In NV M-sicn,
wcrr startled 10y the discovery ~ what
appeared ~ br n m"r' f"ul and cnv.
Nicanor Garria IA his name would 10.
dicn'". b. was IL Mexican origin. bu, the
authorities W. " nv, long IN establishing
his Amer can ci,iS 'nship. DECEASED vac
known W have hcrn on intimate terms
with another Mexican. also an American
citizen, answering H. the name ~ Algar1e
frslnes This circumstance. the lat
l-r's disappearance after the deed was
I~rI,-,ratri anil the compilation ~ other
evidence WAS Instrumental IN furnishing
n clue tu the authorities ~ ,n who the
murderer was Toe sheriff II ia. county
aud I,r-a- sruursi the country Tor N,ca-
nor UArcia, but IT, ne avail. Not the
slightest indications was there obtsin-d
r'gsriing the mnrirr-r'r whereabouts.
However, the nu, critics did no, dis.
may. aud the search was followed up Till
the early part Il lAsi October. when their
efforts were rewarded by loca,ing their
man IN ciriAd Juars, stst. of Chibua-
hua. iov-rnor " l. thornton, II New
Mexicn, therrupnu made = r-'Iuisi,ion IN
Colonel Miguel Ahumada, governor Of the
s,a,e ~ Chihuahua. TOR the rxtrA,iiiinn "
frerIurs. under the existing treaty u
tue year 1864
AZ Il was frArei 10y the American All.
thoritlrs that some possible delay would
arise IN the delivery 1T the prisoner, over
some tcchnIcalities regarding hiA nstpn-
atty. the document aites'ing his Au-ri-
eau citizenship was immediately pro-
duc-d In the meantime. ,iov-rnur Ahu.
maliA had r-frri,.d the Ease o lion. TX.
nacio MAriscal, secretary III hryigu sf.
fairs. n similar step being taken, ~ "
speak. 10y the governor oi New Mexico,
who requested L. y Minister Isaac y,
Gray tn use his offices "a far m IL vas
legally proper towards .fiecting the muir.
,ierrr's extradition,
The Mexican government, after revis-
ing the documents bearing on the case,
yesterday decr-ed that the extraditton
canno, be granted Gov. Thornton was
in consequence advised to that effect by
the Uui,-d States legation yesterday.
The Mexicsn authorities, although ad-
hitting that frrsqucE IL an American
citizen, do M, acce,is To the request Of
the New Mexican authorities under arti.
Gle of the Mexican constitution, via
That extradition can only he effected
when the fact II the comm ission II the
crime shall I've ~ established ~ that the
laws Of the country IN which the fugitive
or the person So accused shalt be found
would Justify his ar her apprehension
and commitment for trial IL the crime had
been there committed Two Republics.
Mighty L. the Trsth
And II will prevail. Against underhand
competition AMI spurious imitation, the
genuine efficacy II the great national
tonic, Host-ttar's Stomach Ritters, always
has md slwHys will prevail. Tho p~I-
lie recognise !, everywhere ~ the chief
preventive Of malaria, and . reliable
specific for dyspepsia, constipation, ner-
vousness, rheumatism, kidney trouble,
bilioasness and loas Of appetite. Efforts
made by irresponsible dealers n compete
with II by indirect means have and will
continue IN fall upon the heads, and Il