Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 24, 1874, Page 5

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1874, 5 VASQUEZ. o of the shooting w = ing to hi oting was occupied inattend: - | party have at last bee: d with suceess. - g v"u';:f;' E";‘f:‘“;“""} = front of tbe | The Goveruor a few dal;uu.;&ima e reward | e T S I L e M%ww AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. A or of the gang, wud did | for Vasquez to 85,000, if taken aiive, or §6,000 THE GREAT ADELPHI GRAND GALA . WEEX ! By ELISON, POMEROY & CO. By WL A, BUTTERS & GO, 5 s . .Manager. sl the shoothing snd gusrded the approach to | for Lhis dead body: LEONARD GROVER... f a Noted California Brig- | the siore approsched Redford snd ordered him i e e olie down. The uufortunats man, who was ' Wock Commencing May 23, 1874, et AUCTIONEERS, ST MA - Fas oal ikl Comontms Ao Foeoaim Chliedne Eatirg Stock aud Conplele Outft SEED ST = a7 Ax'cno.\',o E Monday morning, May 25, at 10 o'clock, AT STORE, 185 KINZIE-ST. Tao stock conslats of a gonoral assortment of 2 consfate 3 rime: freah. ;’fi&‘n‘,\fi.’c‘_‘-fl\p{'fl‘ffi sceds; also {ron salo, desk, counters, © WM. A, BUTTERS & CO., Auctioneers. 5-Room Cottazs &Lt 251195, On Thirty.first-at. cars. Oaly DAY AFIE rooms, 104 Great Special Sale. Wednesday Morning, May 27, at 9 1-2 o'clock, AT OUR STORE. 100 Sets Light and Heavy, Bingle an Someiriaght, 280 BT A et Alzr;.l'yge E‘I::nl:hflgh_siflg;r-mmed Wn-g. Cut~ , Fron: ina Dinner and ‘I' . General Merchandise, ;?g-s ete. Lot AT 104 O’CLOCK, Byorderof R. E. JENKINS, Assguee, 3000 FOTHDS KILLIKINICK TOBACCO. Will ba wald {n lota to suit. (agtare 0 and. 2 troubled with deafness, did not hear the order, ThoNinnber Sgven EXTRA LADIES' NIGHT, TUESDAY. but, appareggly realizing his danger, started for From the Springjield (Mags.) Hepublican. The mont Saperb Pegeant ever prezented Ln Chicago. ’ A rescatch into past 6ges roveals unto us the %% Gorgeous Rbakapearcan Extraraganza, : the stablo o 5 X 5 | building = . %fl;‘::z-h;x:f;h"&:’;; peculiarities of the number soved: ’* It is com- sketch of His Career. o bt I, YiaouAs PRAL pued | possdof et twy perfoct umbiom, S1CH BAD DIGKE g V., 3 found aftcrwards, ho lay near the stable-door, ?,?: 3}’",‘1‘;2;.i;"f,,;‘,.‘°§~fl3§,f}‘,?‘§:’,§i;,§g’:z e his hands clutching tightly a wixp of hay; his | pot perfect ; it comprebends the primary numer- The Capturc. face was her: 1o Anatles (Yay 1) Dmmn 1o the San Franctico | death-sirugglo. Dullitin. .- A LUCET ESCAFE, + icle trianglo or trine, and equare or quartile con- junction, cousidered by the originators of plaue- tary Influence 88 the most beaign aspect. Then Iy dictorted by tho agonies of tho . ypout 6 o'clock last might D. K. Smith amzived | When the shootiog commercl, L. Sehorrer, o' i » A with information which jushified Sheriff | blackemith, wes in front of Snyder's store in tho ::dlffi?:&i‘;fi:%fitfifi?fim 2?2;‘;‘23“‘3“1; i o gondins SEAIS 10 capluro Vesques, | zoud. "1fo hasted fo run, sud Vasquez led 1t | the seventh dav of the sosenth month & holy ol 110 o'cloc e 4 Tor tho s“emiou.g—fiufim him, but the shot whistled harmlussly by, and’| eervanco waa ordained by the children of Inyr:ul ,qxweri mzs e an Aoy H. oL, i t:helrl- er gaived entrance to Davidson's hotel:’| wlo then feasted for sayveu days, and remained £33 Albert S, Jobnston, Maj. KL M. ichell Davidson, his wife, and brather-in-law Were in-’| soven days in thoir tents; tho eventh yeat was ol By B e and G A. Boors. D.K. | aide, and Scborror fnucantly urged thom to shut | bt - apart a8 ‘2 Sibbath of - rest for all B oy ot G{eek{‘xso}gu's, :‘ylv Wlx;;h;;rée\;giibp;\-&u then open, a8 their lives fl!ingu;u]lnd at f;lbé elx:d of seven funes soven O 2k y . Fears j 3 . v "”"}x o IbeT 5t Che. meent fl.\omaelvc:" Just 28 Mrs. Davidson was about %o do as ho | cultivated; every seventh year there was 8~ 17 .| requected, oue of the gang iationed af.the door | general relesse from all clhgations and oll oy . AT 11 O'CLOCK, Open ip Chicago for Ome | ;oo of BRADFORD HANCOCK, Eeq., Amignse, Week Only, the Great & larga stock of FOREPAUGH SHOW!STAIIOES Y Jut et of Archer-av.. meas Bore- o, balnoce 330 per month. MON- O Sty 25, at 25 delock, at our salse- Madison-st. W3l 4. BUTTERS & CO., Auctioneers. we Vi T moming, movements srere noticed on | of the gtoro yelled out's *Cl B i jmovements, mere, ol of tise Etore 7% Close that door and | bondman were. set free. From this law ms. S K i itii iisi ety end (e parey 2, b KBS e | dpow it cloged nnd oushantbo parmed, " e | Jag SR s e Of binding vouog e o] L i 20 Lots in Whitder's Subdivision LB a0t & Fait ¥ ‘Davidson bad got tho door pertly closed, when | Men to 8 seven years: apprenticesbip ; and pun- SOUTEL SIDE, - AT 114 O’CLOC: 1o, About party of Mexicans came | Vasquez,® 5 closed, 0 7 p; P! > K, s o arideon, had got tho door party closed, whon | 160 10,8 26508 TERTY LS tion tor sgvon, [,' ; Cumurl.)'ullf‘l 2ad Twonty.sccond-sta., M B ] fiQBS flflew I In Hyde Park, near Sonth Chicag ’ 2 0, iy i Tty 35 ma %, | A Lot of Bird Cages, Culery, Bl : ' tayy )y y ¥ + | MONDAY AFTERNOON, sl Aftornoon and Ersning. Sold by order of JOSEPH WOLF. East Madusanat, BV ke BT STDE, oy s oL s csisish, Wit. A, BUTTERS & CO., Auctionesrs. Corner Siadison and Elizaboth-sta., 8 and® Randoipiet. | Sale of Miscellaneous Books ; (FOREIGN AND AMERICAN) TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 3, at 235 o' i, 18 B Mg *adiclosky dteu WL A. BUTTERS $CO., Auctionsers. SPECIAL SALE Ladies’ Gold Boots o, 858 :{_ilc ‘.agv:?:m‘fi;ikg"aflngtgf;;mng}‘; Sclietrer then started for th secoud story, sud | warning of the flood, and was ordered to take B i b provasted s from a window anxionsly observed tho {urlhor | beasts and fowls by seoens into the ark Op tho s b ] mosements of o Db, who woro wO¥ de- ‘eventh, month the sk rested upoo Moun: 00 i OhuE RiemeGLVes en) irciy to robbery. Suyder |'Ararat; and in goven days e dove was sent out, S oioe t:fi:xaihffifl;f,,i‘fid‘:“;; s 053 of {ho men bouad fn tho lore, sod way nd g o sozun days atter. Tho seren years | ; ofp Wlong the m e wunder poaalty of deatd, o prodaco ail | of plenty and tho seven years of femino werg - ey o capigea T ey ed 1 | o wsaablo b had moew o By premiss | Kol It LU lE R Ml d v A, Sstonte prppin A S mepmen B0 | LIVING WILD ANIMAL G amder it cover. They then enddenly do B ek 3500 a ootn and & mambs: | soven loum boasis, and tho saer full sad seven | L ¥t el Sisgel Exdablto Seenstyi | 0a thls Contiuent, Tratoed Elephants, 10,000 b, B - : . i % Ly i * merb Costumes ! Teanacende f i is Contiusnt. Tralned I ; 10, T O ee, b sfgaat All sl |{arsos coon the ors o Sabil O boL | B eted eate of 6or; saven years Nebuchadnez- | FEZLGIIL ) anithineriions Poiphernali 1 | ggcorce, BobY s, Fetntien Crbcodiy, Ganlias, A iplzced upon the floor. Zat ate grass liko o beast; and the fiory furnaco | * Firat avpearance of i world-tam 3 Lioow, “Tigers, Ouirichos, mod g ell Now aad Second-haad; elegant Mnrble-tap Chamber Sate, with Drossin e Rich Parlor Saits, upholstered ¢ : iko o Elind, DEPARTURE OF THE MURDEROUS GANG. was heated nevon timos hotter to burn Bhadracl, w7 L mz@ 4 2’300 BEASTS AND BIRDS \;;:lxzrg.:x}’e £§5§u“fi rlor Sults and Sofas; Slde- ot} . Marbietop Tables, Easy Chalrs, C. om Viedneslay, Toursday, Fritay, and Saturday riday’ ' R b Regular Friday's Sale. Afternoon end Evening. Hero can b 4 ing. Horo caabe soca tho largost _ Friday Morning, May 29, at 9 1-2 o'clock, ‘We shall offer an unusually large stock of Household Furniture, o P aaquez was 1n the Kitchoz, and somaster- | lohsd the movement been carried out that bo'|: Meshech, and Abednego. - s 2 i 4 Having socured. all tho provisions, clothin {id oot tho slightest suspicion ihat he was in g0 | 4nqtopm P , clothing 1 —_—— & itton, i 3 obzcco that shey wanted, the robbers started || Ly the old law.a man was commanded to for- % A . G D b Mir: o el s pofteon. Ho had loft his arms in | for the stablo and e oar winich Iy | EiVe offense azainst his brother soven imes; but he Rersisa Trin S, The Mondiep of e Sl In the Clgsaiio Olrmafus c.zg‘mf"sm‘i‘wd.. Blaviares Crockery, "and » largs +o edjowing N n o saw tho a i A , 7 | the & s by I Chris iraat Rlars 3 pofucihly World’s Greatest Riders? stock of Goneral Marchandh B o ter ho made. u broak for docamped in tho dircction of the New Idria | the law. s given by osus t, commanded | lered the Disdom of Gyian L FLINON, POMEROY & CO,, 84 and 8 Raodolph-st. * H B T Betont “halt s doren | A2t e o o e tha mith boys, tho ons | Bim to forgive sevon times seventy. In the over- H aypearases of e Famouduid Populis Stap Com | Towpoms, Grmasais Ageskisaate:; dmalelfenule, and S = i iador, A e wystont, Balf a dozen | lofc utied ‘on tho oo, arose aud Wbetated tho | D07 L Jericho uevon priests bore seven trum- | BB p1CKEy. ! g v i Bay Mare at Auction o = fi,“". L o Bl wats toea othors in the store, and a1l simulunously siart- pota for sovon days, and on tho seventh they | - To rencimed Acral armoce the CURRY BROS. 3 OF ALIL XINDS B e ancouely, woundiog bim ia tho arms ed for the outsido. Tho sceue that met their surroanded the wall seven times beforo they fell. [he po “"'.é‘ff-.’&‘;'m‘,“;il\"fi‘ A s, FRIDAY, DAY 29, AT 12 0’CLOCK, ¥ e et the boart. - Ho then § bim in tho a8, gazo was caloalsted to sirilio Lorror to the etont- Balnam prepared seven yenrs for a eacrifica; a0d | The favori 2 Abons Stora, By, onder of George W Campboll, E: Wednesday Afternoor, May 87, at'2 o'clock, e i bends in token of surronder..| ov, hoart: ho oriugueso Iy dead on the | soven of Ssul's sons wicfo Luug o stop & fuming, Tho talanted Burlcaias Acireas, My TIELE RORL. Ao S T Fiotey. Ons.hae Bay flare, Zood, : i = | e e oy fuw atrelehod | Job's friends oot with him soven days and scven | s fopier Chl e S B IO AT By o Ueiror, wulted o° buges. i At Btoro No. 99 Madison-st. H o bt oxcotiont S "Daac BRSO, BOUEROY U sactioneers, TThe stock will consist of Pure Gold Jewel 4 aud 6 Randolph-st. Iy, Which will_be on exhibitio o T Sgiod o calt an b1 iomine the articles to bo sold. Seats for thelr accommodation will be %uvided. . Wik A. BOTTERS & CO., “Auctionests. 1lout this time, anotber young fellow was cap~:| jyufore the barn door, sud tho wails of the ‘nights, and offered seven bullacks and soven fot | “Themost oxcclioat Song sud Dance Skater, B! e, whose usme is believed to be Labrado, E t e it sl LANDIS. ichnho fened, the Vasmez guoe omo time B e D ol b, Jov vt T e ;.g;;,.‘;"fi;g;'figg"{nggigg:;g:;n};‘cgg oo thols varons speial sxeolenclea - goce. e was takon without xoeistance. Vas- | Jogs npon'the floor. g od saven days, and on the sovanth sent s chism- | The Romantic Pegeant, Bad Dickey. ' ' JUSTING THE RUFFIANS. | ‘berlains to -prooure = queen, who was to have 2 ) G quez, wounded a8 he was, was placed on a mai- tessand carried to the wegon, and the crowd | yizerath, Snyder's clerk, at once Tods into-| SeVen ‘maids to attend hor. In Eoven years Sol- preceeded to the city. T 8 room adjoining the one wherein Vasquez xe»captured was 8 large number of arms, con- Soing of Henry and Spencer rifles, globe aight Ydes. double-Derreled shot-gune, and six- et The Bondit’s Carect. From the San Francisco Chronicle, May 15 Tiburclo Vasquez was born in Monterey., and fe now about thirty-five years of.‘age. In his otk be attended the public school, and showed [dicstions of intelligence euperior to that of Fost of his class. His parents wereof the low- et class, and hio was reared in idlenese, and be- came 8 Jazy, good-for-nothing _fellow, following £0 occupation, but spending most of his time tround saloons snd other loafing: places. Heo fpcko and wrote English aud_Spamsh, and was Jooked upon ratker as a spailed, worthlees fel- lo7 then 5s s desporado. However. Le early. developed s 6p1it of lawlessness. He divided his time botween Los Angeles, Monterey, Peta- lums and other places, and waas cngagod in sev- arx! Iemless transactions. In Augusi, 1857, bo, s, SCNT TO THE STATE PRISON from Tos Angeles, for grand larceny, for five b, but sscaped Juno 25, 1859. After his ro- zate he came to San Francisco and remained bere = short time, sssociating with tho worst tnss of Aoxicans hera; smong others, with , who hus recently been chief-liontenant ia ork of robbery and murder. Soon he. fornd his way back to San Quentin, whore ho srrived on Aug. 16, 1859, under commitment for. toe vear, for grand larceny in Amador County. Having scrved out bis seutence and the re- mainder of his former seatencs, he was dis- charged from the prison on Aug. 13, 1863. At thst timo Tomaso Rodundo, sliss Porcopio, the noted outlaw, and an.old compadre of Vasquez, met tho latter. A band was formed, with Pro- copio and Vasquez us leadors, and a magnificont progremme of plunder and outlawry was map- o out, The “murder of the Frecchman at leasanton is suppoesed to bave been comuitted. by this combination, being/preceded and succced- &d by somo ¢ ¥ DARING ROBBERIES in Sants Clara and Monterey Counties. Sheriff Norse started out on their trail, and near Psn- nache, Monterey County, came upon them. He’ killed Jaan Soto, one of the gang, but Procopio 1nd Vasquez escaped. Thinking the country was too hot for them, they went to’ Mexico, but re- tumed almost immedintely by steamer to San Francieco. Here, Procopio remsined, but Vas- quez, taking a dislike to city life. loft for his Dative heath—the hills of the Coast Range and the solitude of Cantna Cauon. Procoplo was esptured in & restanrant in San Franctsco shortly Mterward by Sheriff Morse, and is now serviag out & sentence in the State Prison. On Jan. 18, 1667, Yasauez once more arrived at the State Prison, to serve out a eentonco of four.yesrs for prand ‘larceny committed in Sonoma County.. He was discharged June 14, 1870. A NEW SAND ORGANIZED. Vasquez did not long remain idle. A new band was orgamized, with him_ as leadar, Nar- cisea Rodriguez nod Francisca Barzellas being members. About two years ago they started on 1syetematio plundering expedition. = The Visa- ls stsge wes stopped and tho passengers rbbed near Soap Leke, and 8 number of men ud soveral houses robbed immediataly after- ward, Thomas McMahon, at present a leading mer- chant st Hollister, but then doing business in SanJuan, was_stoppod by Vasquez on the San Jua Moustains and robbed, The officers start- edin purenit, and in Santa Cruz arrested Bodri- ez vho wos aftorwards sent to the Btate ’rison, where ho died o few weeks ago, snd Lilled Burzellas, . Vasquez leid low untililast epring.Iesning from his retreat, he came dovn' on the Bsn Benito, and rested for & while at the saloon of Joue Caétro, an old friend. In a short tims snother new band was orgsnized, sud one Gay the inhabitants of Hollister were startled by areport that the Sen Benito stage and several men kad been robbed. _The oitizons turned out en musse, and succeeded in catching Castro, who was summasily treated to a trial before Judge Lyncn. Vasquez scemed to bear 3 charmed life, for all efforts to capture him re- eulicd in complete failurc. The next we hear of Vasquez is in connection with” THE DARING ROBRERY AT FIBEBAUGH'S FERRY sud (ke robbery of tus Twenty-nine-mile House between Gilroy and San Jose. Shortly after, Lo camo into Hollister at 10 o'clock at nught, and, after enjoying himsel! for a few hours at the Cat House, lett, having received notice that the oficerskad ecented him. e was in Hollistor eeveral times, but tus supposed desperate cour- 2ge prevented s capture. The nameof the baodit firet became notorious throughout the State in connection with - THE TRES PINOS TBAGEDY, which ocsarred early on the evening of the 26th of August Jast. This fearful crime filled the people of the Stato with horror, The circum- sances of this affair were as follows : Abont 7 o'clock in the evening two Mexicans fode up to Bnyder's store {rom tho direction of anoche Valley and the New Idris imne. Die- ::flnunz from their horses, they entered _ths B re and engaged in conversstion with John fllunu:, Bnyder's clerk. In s few moments u:e mors rode up and dismounted. = Tharee of Fo fng—one of them being the moted fiflbuxuo Vasquez—remained on the ~out- m" while the four others entered the 19, leveled their pistols at the inmates and onpelled them to lie down, after which sll were weewrely tied. Two Jittlo sons of L. C. Smith, h"“nsln at this juncture, were ordered to lie fomn. One of them was tied, but tho othor wias Sowed to remain, ustied. ' Tho robbers then - t throngh tho store, sppropristing all the h and coveiderabla clotbing, provisions, and Whiceo. The pacties on the floor. five cr six 10 i fl"_lm searched, snd their money, watches, n‘;mfmzs taken. While this waa going on in the Vasquez was inauguratiog A CARNIVAL OF NLOOD E the outeide. A Portugese eheep-bordor, 0wn as Martin, who had put up his flock and E“.memd st Davidson's Hotel, immediately ad- :“mls Snyder's store, not knowing the charao- yrof the new-comors, strempted to enter tho h‘"v“' but sas ordered to stop on the threshhold aiqueE, The Portuguese, who ocould nob etk Engiish, paid no atteption to the order, o L!med‘ the ateps when Vasquez fired a pis- Whball, which took effect in the berder's ‘mouth, hot o8 him to fall. Attempting to rise, he was ot agwin through the left sida of the neck, and instantly put =n end to his sufferings. "der&lv' a toamster, who was on the road, was B to lie down, and, on attempting to argue Vo mestion, was knocked down %y 2 powerful yow from Vasques® revolver, and remained in 14 of msensibility for somo time. EOW REDFORD WAS MURDERED. . Goozge Bedford, a toamster, st the Limo of the Hollister, and eproad the appalling news, Within a couple: of days Sheriff Waxon, of Montezey; Adams, of Ssata Clara; Moree, of Alsmeds, an Rowland, of Los Angeles, each with & parts of followers, wero on tho track of the bandits. For some weeks the hunt was kept up ; bui the re-- cesses of the ‘mountains afforded protection to the fugitives, who knew thoroughly every gorge and ravine which could affor them & hiding Dlace. Besides, Vasquez was mob unpopular ’\\rim the native Californian clement, which doubtless aided him and his companions in elud- ing tho search of his pursuers. ~ Soon the band | sgain porpetrated another daring outrage, no lees thun & ‘DESCENT UPOX THE TOWN OF KINGSTON, Fresao County, One night in December, Vas- quez, with eight native Californians, two Ameri- ceos ‘aud & negro, tied_their horses on "the bank of the river, opposite Kingston, crossed & bridge on foot, and took possession of a hotel snd two stores on the main streot. Thirty-fivo men were bound by the gang and_relioved of thair money and valuables. The afe and drawers were slso robbed of their contents. In tbis raid they ob- tained $2,000 in_coin, besides watchos and other jowelry. The citizens of the village, on hesrin| of the robbery, armed themsclves nnd opunas Gro on the bandits from the opposite side of the jneelod (0 2 back, and it was ok ¢ | drink, L g on | :mxhe:mn:s and :_E‘:J:‘Tet:' g‘:a drink, raZhea up and fired throngh the door, the twico seven, and three times seven yeers. Evory e hseu 2 oguized 88 the avimal idden by bulle! paseing through Davidson's heart, and | soven.years tuo law wos read to the people. Figer i bis ‘previous_encounter with the gf;t!::‘lsglimim;tm-l;um. ,mj h“ute who ‘:!eoml -‘h,mng sarvrefl snvten years for Rachel, and by o hi the Mexil tack of , raceived his fulling body in | fraud was forced to serve soveu yoars mora be- T2, 2 Onob tho Mesican party started | bt arms, and. tozether hoy fell to tho foor, |foro ho obisined ber. Kool bad weron davs street, and the fire was roturned. ‘Vasquez him- S6if was armed on that occasion with four Davy rovolvers, aad, though hotly followed up, th managed to make good their cacape an fled i different directions. _The citizens followed in closo pursuit, and two days afterward ons of the bendits wos captured, and s now in tho Btate Prison. ANOTIHER OF THE GANG TAKEN. Sheriffs Adnms,Rowland, and Wason followed the bandits closely, and st one time came noar capturing some of thom. By somo mismanago-: ment, however, all escaped. Boon afterward one of tho band, Antonia Seiva, having become jealous of Yasquoz' intimecy with his wife. sur- Tendered himsclf to those officers. Ho was tried in Monterey County, convicted of murder iu the second degree, and s now at San Quentin. CONSTANT BUBVEILLANCE - Das since been exerciced by the Sheriffs of five or six countics with o view to tha capture of Vas- quez, but without avail. Several expeditions have gone to the New Idris mines and other pomta to hunt him, but always found thet he $ad been notified of their coming and had fed. It seers certain that he has been kept informed of the movements of the officers by _native Cali- fornians wherover he went, and it” is oven be- lisved that some of the white settlors in the southern section of the State have aided him in his avoidance of pursuit. Hoe has been able to #ind o refage at all times, and o summon & Dbim, whenever needed for his desperate pur- boses, » band of blind .and faithfal followers, Willing to do lus bidding, whatever it might be. He has committed several highway robberies of late. Whonever a.y oue inthe slightest degroe ventured to disregerd is commands, he shot the. offender down in cold blood. He is reproseuted 70 be & stern, taciturn, self-contained man, who soems born to command his less intelligent and onergetic follows, ONE OF THE GANG LYNCHED, Somo of the settlers in Tulere and Fresno Counties, some months sinco, organized a Vigi- Tance Cosmittos snd_iustisuted an effort to rid that region of the outlaws, but did nothing fur- ther than driving away & number of worthless oxicans. There was some complaint that peaceful and law-nbiding Mexicans were driven from their homes, snd it was so difficult to de- tormine who wera the bandits and their allies, apd who were nnconnected with them. that the Sovement did not sccomplish much. One morning, however, s Mexican was found hanging fo the 1imb of & tree, and the Vasquez band num- bered one lees. Bomo Mexlcane, who came into Frosnio and demanded legal protection, brought inand delivered up o fellow whom they stated to have been one of the gang which sacked Kingston ; but what wos done with this prisoner hes not yet been stated. MANY ALSURD BUMORS bad for several months been afioat regarding the whereabou's of Txu!tl.nez. Perties, at various Himos, reported that they had seen him near Los Angeles, ciz';f]- Son _Diego, in Prescott, and many other Plspen ; and thiro was even o story that bo hsd sailed on the Mexican steamer, snd had been seen in Guaymas, Of Iate, however, no doubt- bas existed that he was etill in the southern sec- tion of the State, it beiog but a_fow weeks since bo stopped & stage and robbed the passengers. The dariog robbery committed by bim on Wed- nesday, April 16, once more clearly pointed out his exset whoresbouts to the pursuing ofiicers. - HIS LATEST OUIBAGE. ' This outrage is remembered by all. On the day named, %nsqucz "and four ‘of his follosera appeared at the ‘Tesidence of o _wealthy Italian sliecp-owner named Alexandor Roppetio, at the old Mission San Gabricl, some 6 miles from Los Anzoles. They pretendsd to be shecp-sbearers loofi.ing for employment ; but after conversing fow minutes, covered Reppotto andhis nepher, s mere boy, with six-shooters, and demanded 211 the money there was in thoe house. They tied the old man to a troe in front of the house. The boy gave them 90, sll the money thero was in the house. Vasquez then gave Deppetio his choice—to e killed or pay a ransom of $800. Reppetto was untied, and drew an order on 8 bank in Los Angeles for the amount, which wag given to the boy to have cashed, with striot in- fonctions pot to giro the alam fo suy one: Tho boy hustied to tho bank, whero his sgita- s oy akoned suspicion. 'The Bheriff was sent for, snd the stato of tha case wag elicited from bire. The Sheriff sent one party aronnd toward the rear of the robbers, allowod the boy to re- turn to the ranch with the money, and followed him with » party, hoping to surprise and cap- o Yasquez by s joint attack from front and S "Tha robbers found spyglass in the houso, oA opt o sharp look-out for pursuit. The boy hurried home and threw the monoy oa the table. S fhen the look-out gave the alarm Shorifr P and's party being witlun a mileand-a-half, rapidly approaching the house. The robbers bbed the mopoy, threw themselves on their Poacs. and hurried away. At the Arroyo Seco e noountored. four men in & Wagdm, snd stopped and robbed them of their watches lnfl $2000y, and thon fled toward tho Elizsbeth Lake country. It was reported and believed at the time that, for two weeks revious. Yasquez bas beon emugly honsed with aMoxican woman, baown by the nickname of the Conejs, or the Tabbit, living In tho Spanish quarters in Lo Angeles. THE PURSUIT- h Sherifft Morse's party &t once directed their course toward Elizabeth Lake, to ead off the Sight of the bandits, Sheriff Rowiand, of Los Angeles County, has kept one or more parties in the field since the robbery, thoroughly scourin the country, snd hunting the fugitives from poin! to point.. The operations of this. Jos Angeles % Gilroy, in San Francisco, in Virginia, omon built the temple and feasted sevon daya while dedicating it. Seven dsys wero required for an offering of atonement. The children of Taraol ateunicavencd Lread for seven vears ; and ‘their rabbis £ay that God employed the pawer of this number to perfect the greafness of Samuel, his name answoring to the value of the letters in the Hebrew word which signifies seven. Our Lord Jesus Chriat spoke seven times on the cross on which Ho hungz for seven hours; He nappeared roven times, and after geven times s6ven days sent the Holy Ghost. Within thia gacred number were concesled all ‘tho mysteries . of tho Apooalypse revealed tothé sevon chuzches of Asis. - Thore sppearcd seven golden candle- sticks and soven stars in tho hand of Him that was in the midst; seven lamps before the saven spirits of God; seven seals upon the book; seven angels with soven trumpeis; sovon kings ; soven thunders; 7,000 mon elaio. The beast had seven hoads, and seven ngels bore seven plagues and sevén vials of wrath. Tho vieion of B]miel was of seveuty wecks’ duration, aud there were seventy Liders of Isrsel. TLlers were also seven heavens, seven plaucts, saven stars, soven wieo men, ceven champious of Christendom, seven deadly bins, soven ERcTa- ments in the Catholic Church, and geven primary | colors. The seventh son of & seventh son is Fuppozed by soma o possens groat powers of hoaling ; and perfection is Sraked to gola purified seven_times in the furnace ; and we still exclaim, ¢ You've Trightened me out of my seven sonses.” FHippo- crates said that the nnmber of seven by its oc- cnit virtue tended to the accomplishment of all things and was the fountain of all changes ;.and, like - Bhakspears, ho divided our lives into ages ; thinkiog thet, as the moon changes ber phinses overy seven days, this number influences )1 sublunary beings. ~ Tho teeth nsually appoar abont the seventh month, and are shed and rc- nowed in the sevonth year, when infancy chang- o8 to childhood ; &t twice seven years childhood is exchongod for youth ; atthrée times seven the faculties are developed sud manhood com- mences, and we are to become legally compe- tent to all civil acta; ot four times seven man is in full possession of all his strength; at five times seven hois fit for the. business of the world ; at six times seven he becomes grave and Wise, if ever; atsoven times seven his strength is at its height, and from that time it commences to decline; at eight times seven he is in his first climacteric; at nine times seyen he is in his last or grand climacteric, and it is a year of trinl to o coan's life; at ton times scven ho has attained %o what the prophet pronounced the natural period of human life. Thus we eeo that the P umber soven seems to possess some unkoown power which the ancients recoguized, and there- fore termed it the mvatical number. FINE WATCH TTHEREEPERS. MUST BE SACRIFICED. TLES, BRO.&CO, . 121 & 123 State-st., CEICAGO. - ‘Menufacturing ourselves, and through our New York and Buropean Houses, we havo the advantage of offering the BEST GOODB at the LOWEST PRICES. v AMUSEMENTS, o HOOLEY'S THEATRE—LUCCA. Monday, Tuesday, Saturday, June 1, 2, and 6. Messrs. M. and M. STRAKOSCH res) ctinlly inform Tho public that the famous Dramatic Prim Danna, MAD. PAULINE LUCCA WILL MAKF. HER LAST AFPPEARANCES IN OPERA 1In Three (3) Grand O) tic Representations, which will In Three @) O Pand TURSDAY, EVERINGS, 1nd ke e Y MATINKE, Janoland 2and 6. Tabrder SATURDAY S sions most briliiaat, all ths princiyal o e Y osep, Tiallan Opora Company will ap- pear fn conjunction wi MADAMEPAULINELUCCA, DULLE. ALICE MARESI, MISS ANNA LOU- J CARY, DIONS. VICTOR CAFOUL, MR. Toal KAILL, SIGS. DEL PUEINTE, SCO- LaRa, and MISS COONEY: | rand tra. it dels 18 N Al:gécv?rf yof iulfi:‘:nl:;(‘l'{fi the 5'}5:’5{2"&:"? i NS. Ome consist of . B e ohpu-'-'i;";:un STADANE Lucx:i.\‘s':fi s e Oros! 30 at s sensation in New £ other actie B R i weis of GOUNOD'S atat gnann FATST. 3adame PAULINE LUCCA as. Miss Anns Louise Cary Bonsicur Cap Signor Scolara sa. Siguor Del Pue: $ifi Goonoy ss. BECOSD ACT OF T TUCRETILA BORGIA.- Milo. ALICE M ARESI as. ucretls . Tom Bari Gennaro uke Alphonzo .. Rastizhells. The Duat Sce: of the EHUGUEBENOTS. Madsme PAULINE LUCOA oS Valentine. Morelour Vietor Caponl es Ksoul. E will comalet ‘e programme of tho of the gein of MARTH. O, by Am: Srolse ‘Thomas: ALDA. CAINE, b Jeyerbeor, in which Madsme PA LGCCA an the sutire dtrengi 3 ent S erson Tickota (two nizhts and oua dziines). price £3, o xala of Season Tickats (only) will commence NhX TEDNFESDAY, at Hooley's Theatre, at9s. m. 'MILWAUKER, Juns 4. FERFORMING ANTMAL STOW, snd traloed Tigars, Lions, Afonkess, animals. Adting Elephants Dogs, Goats, and other Tn tho GRAND MUSEUM ‘wondors from all parts of the world, under ntre pole tents, well vontilated end water-prool THE GRAND PARADE! 237 and finest cver mads by any show on earth, il appear ovory otiior dsy. Evoryihing now. 5O cta. : ftornoon snd evun! rder will by maintaincd Gareful attention to Indics and childron, aad ecats ra- hours ‘withour extra Chtldrea in nrphan. saylums admitted FREE. d buses pass the grouads evory Lwo T WISHES OF THAT fmaide _and outside. Stroot cart aud omatl IN DEFERENCE TO T LASS [N THI COMMU. SIT THE 1 3 D _EBIRDS. HE CIRCUS, THE MENAG- REMOVED FROM ‘A. FOREPAUGH, Prooristor, LS 3 5 BEEN DISTANTLY THE OIRCUS TENT, 8. DINGESS. Ageant. Tter leaving Chicago ths Grezt Foreon Givas and citles in 1LLI 10WA THE ROUTE OF the Graad Processton of tho GREAT FOREPAUGH SHOW to-morrow (Monday), May 25, will be as follaws: Entering the city on Southwosternarv., it will proceed to Madisonat., and cn to Fraoklin, Washington, Clask,’ Lake, Dearborn, Monroests.; and thenco to Wabash- [! ar., Twenty-sixth-st., and to the Show Grounds,:porner. Stato and Tweaty-second-ats. McVICKER'S THEATRE. Fourth and Last Week of the Favorite MAGETE MITOHELL. Monday, Tucsdsy, Wednesday, Thursday Nights, PEARL OF SAVOY. ...MAGGIE MITCHELE. Friday, Benefit of Maggie Mitchell, When she will arpesr as ** FANCHON." SHATS CAN NOW BE SECURED. ay Matinoo—PEARL Night—Ll Mitcholl &3 Amrys J. B Noxt Week—E. A, Seata can bo secared six dass In advance. PRESBYTERIAN CHUECH, toraturs, with Tilustrative of Prosbyterian Church, aw, exmbrzcs The Cavera o THE SCENES—Eatiraly Des) n, Manager's Office, Despair, Tablaanx of ‘estminster 1 light, Norman Go Thames, Richard's Tent and the Casdado of thio Dovon, a0 by r- sad awsistante. THE PROPERTIES.—Ths Grand & Lernalia, Bannors, Armor, 5) A ritaator Palace and the e Can et Bowwarth ot ctaculer Para- are AManagers of Niblo's ork., THE CHORUS.—John Rickey, Gon Relm_Bardi, James el Jesnnetta Wil tayo Bronnor, Wil- Misy” Analo Mor N — DUNDREARY. Five Lectures on English Li Readings, in the Lecture-room of. NATHAN SHEPPARD, +¢Georgo Ellot,” 3 Monday, Juno 1 tho 2 of ‘the Writinge of Ruskin, Mon- itings of Macdonald, Moaday, Jane Beason Tlokets, 81.50; . For salo st the Lecture:Room, i Goodrich Q. Dow, Hyds Park.- THE BALLET.~Tha Incliental Dances and Ballot aze by Betty Remmelaberg, Sophls 5—31'lles Ellso, Thereso, Johs nday, May35; the ‘PRIOES-Parquotte and Circle 1; the Wi ing a8 orclock p. 2, ‘st tho drug store o CRAMER'S GARDEN, Thirty frat-st., corner Arold. felt bythe inbabitants of tbe Sonth Sida liod. Mr. Joha Cramer will nmmar Gardon on Thirty-aretst. . jramer's Gardon will deal blishment of tho kind io the has'spared no outlay and overy particalar. This Gardow - A I parts of 15 cis. Secured Scats 25 cta. extrs. KINGSBURY MUSIC HALL. LAST WEEK OF BULLOCE’S ROYAL MARIONETTES. Matinees Monday, Wednesday, snd Satarday. An Entire Cheago of Programmie with i1 Glortons and Gorgeous Pastomimo of ING HO entortainment. The 2nd tho speotator ing biimsel {n a thoatro of ‘Warionettes behavo as much jed fato existence by the DON'T FAIL TO SEE THEX. Prices of sdzmisston reducod a8 1ol to-morrow & beantifal cornor of Arnold. O han ity. The enterprisiog cost to make it perfect ‘be opened with an open air . Monday Afternoon, May 35, 1874. amusiog and decidedly novel ly 3 blocks wost. 2ime is gorgeously illas n th AUCTION SALES. BESTEEUENeabrus T By GEO. P. GORE & CO., 68 & 70 Wabash-av. DRY GOODS! MAY 28, at9¥ s m. La ar AT ! Dtas Cood, N Men's and Boys' Ci fall line of Casslmere, 1s, Cape and Turbans. B\Sllln!auaoudl, Arti- Lacos, Ri An ufilngs, efo. ‘hich the attentjon of maau- Ma . Evenings—isserved Seats— General Admission, 35¢. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. * “Limited Engngement with the Renowned VOXK ESIE i =] feial :Every Evoning and Saturday Matineo, the BLLLES OF THE KITCHEN. ‘o which & beantifal Comedictta by the Ura- . Box Gffice or Lyon & Healy's, State-st. EXPOSITION BUILDING. The Colossal Cycloramio Dllasion of Paris by Moonlight! nounced by the Press and Critics of Lon- VEVENT OF ILLUSIVE ART a0d from T3 to 10 o ! Human Halr, to ) turers 1s called. Alro bardwar ed Wars, Fancy (i;:nodl. Pl roiag. 0 & and 10 Wabnshav. PBPBMBIB?Y Auction Sals nd top Bugglos, 2 Democrate,” K AL 1 Y, GEO. P. " @3and 70 Wabashdv. BANKREPT SALE! THURSDAY, MAY 28,9 1-2 A. M. ‘A Buakrapt Stock, conslitiog of &0 lota Miscellaneous od Ot oo, Notions, Hats and Caps, White Goods, Parasols, Fans, et Ware, Forfamezy, 1 MARVELOUS ACHIEV. aver oxhibitod. Upon from2to5p. m. ‘A dmission 80 cts. FIRST M. E. CHURCH, Cor. Clark and Washington-sts. THE TENNESSEANS THIS (SUNDAY) EVENING. ADMITTANCE, 35 CENTS. tional Chasch Monday Evaning, o early. e 6% and 70 Wabash-ar. 1,000 Cases of Boots, Shoes & Slippers In Samplos and Duplicates will b EDNESDAY, May 27, at 3 DAToH it 5ho 2 CO., 53and 70 Wabssh-av. THE RESCUE SECURE BARGAINS Siack We Shall Offr, CONSISTING I¥ PART OF Marble-top cxma:ber ] Uaon Park Uongre, CHICAGO THEATRE, NOS. %3, 0, " WEST MADISON. WAITE SISTERS, GETTIE, HETTIE Great European POTII. SEN Y E Terrlic Loap from the Gallcry to tho Stags, Blindfuldsd, ots, Book-Cases, Bide- PHOTOGRAPHY. Medinm Parlor Sets, Mar- PLYMOUTH CHURCH . THE TENNESSEANS Genoert. 1n Plymouth Chureh, cor. Tron- ?lk‘m‘.’:!'::a e ey 8. Ticksta. boc;, For S Ui, Ciildsen undes lyyeass, 3 o 3, Office and Parlor fosds and Bureaus, Ico s, Lounges, Rockera, 2&ir- ble-top Table Walnut Bedsi and Eefrigersto X Mattreases, Mirrors, C GEO. P. GORE & CO., Aucticneers, OTOGRAPHY 50 for the Finest Finishod B iotogranhe, at 428 Siate., TO THE Great Land Sale EVATNNSTON, Wednesday, June 3, at 12 o'cl’k. SPECIAL FREE TBAIN leaves Wells-st, Depot at 10 o’clock. ACOOMMODATIONS FOR ALL. Our Mammoth Pavilion on the ground. Hefreshments furnished by one of Chi. oago’s best caterars. Paes & MeNells Subdivisi, 80 Acres. Nearly 8OO LARGE BUILDING LOTS to be sold in lots or blocks. _ A chaace for every ons to proours 8 homo in the country witls all thio coavgnicnces of tho clts. + M Evanston stands tist among the usny suburben ad- ! jicant so Chicagn, aud the proparty to be sold ls the best o this raidly fmproving, clty. Bitusted on Preston, Wiliard, Anncon, snd Dodgo-as., Lake, Weshington, Chezoy, Darkse, end Emerson ats. Aventis aad streets all graded, and lnod with beauti- fal shade-trens. Sidowaiks laid. ' Fins bulldings on the Dproperty. Over 820,010 now belng =xpended. “Rbe mesns of communication with Chicago ore un- "Tho Chicago & Northwestorn Raliroa trains, A dammy-rosd 20w boing constructod. 0 Bhore drive to this proporty is the finest driro- way in the world. "Fho edacationsl facilities aro the best. Colleges and schools mear this proporty; churchos, stores, oto.. S7arrthing to mako & rostdence dosirablo. "No liquor can ever b sold in o near L Hecuraa homa with all the conveniences of the city. 'NOW s the time to buy. ‘Attend this sslo. Titlo o tho property is perfcot. Kull printed cortifisd abatracts f PERMS : Ono-third cash, balancein1, 2, and 8 yeam, R pesit requtred at ttme of sal oposic raguired at time of sale. armbimbor the data, Wednesday, June 3. The special free train loavos Wells-st.depot at 10 &. m. For farther particnlars, plats, etc., call on Payze & Mcxell, 133 LaSalle-st., or ELISON, POMEROY & (O, Anuctioneers,, 84 and 86 Randolph-st. TEE GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OVER HALF A Hillion Dollars ‘WORTH OF REAL ESTATE By arder of C. W, Upton, Esq., Asslgnco of tho Great 5 ordur of €. W D ausinde o Tuesdsy Morning, June 23, 1874, ¥ AT OUR SALESROOMS, 84 and 86 Randoloh-st 30 LOTS fa Stomart's Subdirision, frontiag on Pall LTS In Biemarts S oca Fort.fth 834 Fe r-se7anth-ets. Jfi"x’fn-s i *Guna’s Subdiririon, neas Irving Parkand eferscn. 5"ACILES at Lawndala. 2 A Or s ivarhard & Treat's Subdiririon, nosr Bock L e e na.st., near Barton's Warehouse, oa Indinne-et., 2 (L0, T8 0TS imoling oa Calamet Praisto, 1ad In- R TV E AND PEHEMPTORY saleof avory lot. TERMS- % cash, balancoin I ‘and 2 yoars aL 8 per ceat. TITLE PRRFECT. Abriracta oty I TOMEROY & C Grg at lg—ija:aghter FINE PICTURES, On Monday & Tuesday, May 25 & 26, At 10, 3, and 73§ o'clock, At Store 185 State-st., Undor Palmer House. This magnificent collection of Pic- tures far excels anything ever offer~ ed at Auction in Chicago. Don’t fail to inspect them. The whole lot will be putvuf and sold off during sbove time WITH- OUT ANY RESERVE. N. P. HARRISON, Auctioneer. By B. T. LEE. B oo, TURSDAT, 3th Mar, at 1 gclock. Nearly nore fornl: Auctioneers. B leta erder. tars of 0 . Bitting oom, Bed-weoms, and Kttcten Gurnt, fo- DReding Chicleriag Piano, D: Hodata Drapesy, Silver a3d Placed- 2 Woodeawars, Glasswars, etc SPEGIALOF SALE Boots and Shoes. Moy, st 0y o'clock, at our malegrooms, derirable line of goods for Men, Boys, WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctlonoers. TRADESALE Of Geo. F. Glaser’s General Stock of Cheay and Pl Jowe, TANCY GOODS, - Thursday Morning, May 26, at 10 o'clock, AT STORE 99 EAST MADISON-ST. The whole will be sold in quaatities to the WM. A BUTTERS & CO., Auctioneers. Desirable Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Pora- sols, Ladies’ Suits, Youth’s Clothing, Faucy Dry Goods, Notions, Fine Line Whips, &o. mrsday, May 23, at 93 o'clock, at our salexrooms, 163 ‘Wil A. BUTTERS & CO., Anctlonsers. — By HODGES & CO,, Real Estate Auctloneers aud Commission Merchants,” " Marble front Auction Rooms, 633 Weat Lakost. r Auction Sales day and Saturday Evenin, day roal estate salo at 8 p. m. 5 sales. Returnsmado on Cansigaments so sdvancemants mada on stacks of mercl R. H. MORRISON, Men’s, Boys’, and At Our Warcrooms, 638 West Lake-st., . :)E TGESDAY, MAY 26, AT 10 A. .. sell & Lasy lor, 3 o & large t of Paslor, Diniag, Chame Carpsta, Stoves, Crockery, Catlery, articles too numerous to mentlon, Come early and secure M. P, IlObDDES & CDE A Rare Chance. Weo shall soll st auction, THURSDAY, May 3% 144 South Wood-» House and Lot, 25 feet. fromt by 125 feot deep, rucning back to & 16fuct Stust be sold 4% the gwner is g ing ., on the yremises, alloy. _ Title gerfuct. d. Terms aunounced inquire on promises. WM. ¥. E By C. C. THAYER & CO., Real Estate Brokers and Auctionsers, 15 E. Madison-st. ATOTION SALE oF TEN LOTS Fareell and Main-slsw.,uear Archerav, Saturday Afternoon, May 30, at 4 o’clock, on the premises. Weo will sell muu %0, 23 26, 7. See. 29, 29. 14, fruntind 'sd 6ast on Main-st., botwesn Lymad SALR POSITIVE. i and Thirty-first-sts. at 8 per cent Intarest. USH, SON & CO., 4 aad € South Canal-st. BARNES HODSE FURNITURE AT ATCTION. al and Randolph-sts., TUESDA Corner of Bouth Cans il sell the eatire farnitars o v Say 26, 8t 9:20 8. ™., wo ol nd Chamber Furniturs. tho ateaod of all who season. Deposits reanire: robasers. i} £ CG.., Kusitoneers. At 2 p. m. Thursday, May 28, W aall sell st 110 Soath Hoyae-st., bat=asn Adizs and on 1Fine Black Stallion, on and Harnets. Saturday, May 30,at10a. m,, We shall maks az extensire sale of Now. MUST B and Sacoad bzad . 41 and & Boata 0., Jucti E SOLDI ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE, Terms of Sale—3% caib harlotte Eotz, 20 SHERIFF’S SALE, nsar Douglas-placs, HON! wid, ‘Works of Art at wl calerl ocarate 300 Bames A3 xamins. Come ealy. sl 7. B. STACY, Deputy Shorifl. . B. STAOY, Doty S CHATTEL MORTGAGE BALE. o1 MONDAY, #b. 18 o'clok, 15 u