'se halla preso el paisano Julian Espinosa, acusado de haberse disfrasado con ropa de mujer é…

Departmental Records, tomo I · BANC MSS C-A 46, document 121

'se halla preso el paisano Julian Espinosa, acusado de haberse disfrasado con ropa de mujer é introduciendose dentro de la iglesia de la inmediata Mis.n de S.n Carlos, el Juebes S.to 15 del actual, al t[iem]po. de las tinieblas' — 6 delatores named (D.n Castro, Guadal.pe Abila, Mig.l Cristiano, Paulino Viteri, Vicente Cantua, y el Cabo Pedro Lobo); also charged 'desaca.to de religion, ó falta de fé': on Good Friday 'quiso meterse dentro de la capilla de este pres.o á caballo'; Ramírez to examine the atentados with 'la mas prolija exactitud' and pass the expediente to the governor

Date1824-04-24 (exact)
FromArgüello á Ramirez: Sacrilegio
PlaceMonterey
SeriesDepartmental Records
TomoI
Original tomo pagepp.64-5
Savage copy page92/91.
Scan leafn91
Document typeoficio
SourceSavage abstract

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