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William Mackay to This morning Charles O. Brown reports having learned the names of the murderers, as follows:—Francisco,—Serbantes, and José Moritez; the latter two reside at El Rial de Guadaloupe, and all in Sonora, December 30, 1871

From William Mackay
To This morning Charles O. Brown reports having learned the names of the murderers, as follows:—Francisco,—Serbantes, and José Moritez; the latter two reside at El Rial de Guadaloupe, and all in Sonora
December 30, 1871

[From the Arizona Citizen, Tucson, Arizona, Saturday, December 30, 1871.] The Baker Family Massacre. Following is the report of the coroner’s jury that investigated the circumstances of this frightful atrocity:…

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Nicoli , Secretaries to Whereupon I order the above to be printed, published, circulated, and to be duly observed. Mexico , December 2, 1871. BENITO JUAREZ, December 1, 1871

From Nicoli , Secretaries
To Whereupon I order the above to be printed, published, circulated, and to be duly observed. Mexico , December 2, 1871. BENITO JUAREZ
December 1, 1871

[Inclosure B.—Translation.] Ample facilities. Benito Juarez, Constitutional President of the United States of Mexico, to all the inhabitants thereof: The congress of the union has thought proper to decree the…

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Thomas H Nelson to Whereupon I order the above to be printed, published, circulated, and to be duly observed. Mexico , December 2, 1871. BENITO JUAREZ, December 9, 1871

From Thomas H Nelson
To Whereupon I order the above to be printed, published, circulated, and to be duly observed. Mexico , December 2, 1871. BENITO JUAREZ
December 9, 1871

No. 275. Mr. Nelson to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, Mexico, December 9, 1871. (Received January 2, 1872.) No. 481.] Sir: The discussion of the bill conferring extraordinary…