, 1873-10-08
THE MODOcS.


Further Particulars OF Their Excct1-
ttoH.
nar, Eh,mntd. o.. f0ef. ~, DfsmksA 10 tic yeo Yurk
IIsnttd.
pats,ed Lieut.. Taylor to tic guard louse, and.
nfter securing the sorvicoH OF Echrfuco Charley
rs an interpreter, We went into thu largo cell
and informed Darneho aud slolux 81 tic con-
tic slishtest emotion at t!.cir escape from the
iaws Of lpat&I, nlsd HarlcAo simply folnaIkea,
1T IL good"
Capt. Jack and sconcl!in woro 1l tho noSt cell,
aud walked in to Heo t!iuM. Capt. jaek Was
looking very much pulled down, aud had ovilent-
ly not givos, up alI hopes Of IL rcprioro. Some
body asked Him for lis autograph, mud Ito me-
cl,a1ically lnn;lo Ii number ot crpsBcs on sonio
uheota Of writing papor that wero Furnished for
Il Bostoam s cilarloy and Black Jim wore thon
brought out FROM .leir coils, and tho blacksmith
sot to work, ald, after klocling OF tho ahacAlcs
TINT bound tAcm tot;otlter. rlyoteu q lew sot Oh
oach man. We wero then cnllea back into cnpt.
Jaclts cell, nB l!o wished to know what the writ
Ing was for, ind, through tho medium ot Boaton
Charley, lie was told it was simply to have some
remembrance Of liiH hantlworlz. Ie WIS evi-
IDENTITY rathor disappointed; as nc sun haa noRes
Of being purloned. Shortly after Il. m tho
troops were Enrntcu Ill Front OF tlelr quarters,
and ut lalf-l'nst u. IN. tho procession formed
in front Of tho g,1art-Louso tllat was to escort
thom to tho Gallows.
dcmncl wero then distinctly heard aH 'loy camo
| from tho stOcEado. The other rpriEonor6--Curiy-
| Headol Doctor aud tho Lost Rive: riarlercrE:-
were thon removed from the glara-houso to tho
atoekago. at lialf-past U the wagon a''tl to1lr
horses wore dfa"ll up III lioH1 - tIo B"alu-
honHe, aud the condemned wore Drought Out
| Black Jim got IN first followed by boston Clar-
10y, sconoEir, md Capt. Jack. The gieat chief
curt. rho druna thon rolled out the fnuoral
march, and the procession moved Oil to tho gal-
| lows. The cavalry led, with tho infantry Oil
guard around tho wagon.
At 10 lnlnntos to ~ the wagon halted behind
the scaiTold, nna they got ont. boaton Charley
and Black jim, mounted tho stars first. aud were
placed OH the left hanl sido Of tho plnl-
form, fnci,,g north. Capt. Jack caN'e Up
| next, aud WaB evidently very wolk. rotulr-
Ing assistance to got up; aud sconchi1l
caino last. Capt. jack took tl'o position gu tle
extreme right, with Scouohin next, Black Jim
next, and Boston Clarley o!! tho extreme LETT
They were tllen all seated, aud tho four men on
duty procouAca to pinion thrir arms aisd loga
TIC lattor wero fastened just above tho kncos
Cunt. jack wore stripped linen shirt mud Il l'ai1
Of sray pantH Sconcllil1 wore dark-bluo si1irI
aud army pants and bath Black Jim n'nl Dostol
oh"oy were 4 n oos GoSr o theo soar o e art M
the war 4 company uf cavalry aud ono ol
infantry were drawn up il. the front OF t!t
square, md q company OF infantry aud IL battery
light artillery oeepie4 the right Of The Ha,1arto
chiofA and s.l,attcl o11 tho ground ut tic north
r;le Of iI,c s;unye. Algs 3o!y a,,d ,er daughter
md tho widows Ut eo,no OF tho hattlcrs mllldorot
on Lout River, occupied prominent position
on the right. They sat OIL tho front seat of {
high wagon
A. nIinlt eY INST 10 Il. ,u, Cul IEoge, who wl:
uctiue IN pruyeht Mur4hal, walked l.ci4ina th'
prlaoliu,u u,ld inspected thu strength or tho
pnionA.
Oliver Appiegatc u,ll Dave Hill, tho intor
nYcteys' ths cxplainetl to TIC e,,,ulon,lcd til,