, 1873-04-21
THE INDIANS.

Additional No,vs from tho modoo
Country-.Tho Indian PrlHonoxa In
TOxns.
NEW YoRK, April 10-A Yre11a spoctal aays: gcar<
faced Charley had leg broken In tho ngt and whilo
trying to crawl on, was dispatched by private of
troop X. Tho Warm Spring Indians found half a
dozen wounded Atodoca hidden under rocks, and
acalpcd them. correspondent had hla car clipped
by Modoo bullet.
BAN FRANCISCO, April 18.-A 1ato dispatch from
Yrcka tonight saya eight Alotoca known to lavo
been killed In tho light ycntortay. The cavalry and
Warm Spring Indian nllics, mounted and f,lrntahcd
with three days. rattonB aent in pursuit. Of tho
bodoca In southoaater1y from tho Lava Bod
They fearcd that tho band may liyilo up and do
great harm to tllo actors.
Apary leaves Yroka in tho morning 10 get Hoyoytx
body who had to Join the cavalry In pursuit Of
Jack. Thd captured nqunws say that John Bcllon-
chin, who waa wounded by Moachan, died Of his
wonnd
Gen. Canbya funeral took place at Portland to4
day.
Riddles Equsw atatcB that DR.. Thornns was Bhot by
Boston Charley. The poor old gentleman fell on his
knees from the effects OF tho rst shot and beaeeched
Boston to spare bis life Boston responded to tho 70.
dueat OF tho generous old man. who had in my pres.
enco givcn him BLANKETS and money, by shooting him
ngatn through tho head.
BAN FRASolaco, April 18.-Thoro is incnso e1clso.
mont III tho Lava Bed and Tu1o Lake country, Tho
murder ofHovey within milo Of the place by i party
Of ton Modocs indicates tho escape Of somo Of jncks
warriors Messengers have been sont in every direc-
Yrsss q !, ssesk 5 ill., atereoq: ssns eniy
sS' s sf sa os@oy " fearing ae
banda. News Is anxiously looked for. Gen. HchoQeld
possible dispatch.
this H evening" sye Satery ns
oihcers and sixty men On foot, Capt. HaBbroueks
aortheasfern rart ot tho country, about olg miles
tas rs I'll Te5e o5s IF nc
make their escape in that soctiou slo troops viii 10
ready @ tq ,,pa s 1naaPf 5cte sosr
coiycd from Yrea a. follows J. K. satorcli arrived
ut Klamath and Salmon seem fully posted on to Mo-
DOC war, oycn better than tlo whites, Ono Indian
abon nth u @ IS ossst sSS @ Sss ood Ga aauars 5
havo, Visited lilo tribes tn Northern California and
Southern Oregon; Tho people Of Klamath md Pei.
presont Thrleon sr,ne eseaa ett for tho frons
ths morning TO- bring f. tho beay Of 11osoy
esa is' 1ssss so ss"fsn #s sFa Gs 3 esss sse Ssa
largo six miles from tho late AIodoc stronghold,
iaans THo eavs viii fs'ion 10 nn9er Of
81 rroash, and. will protect them much better
na aeeoR aMRy to oaPse ns G w10d i
| nearly half d milo from tho waer Tllero grent
any easef ~ s ssserns an4 a. eTsSlccs , but 70 water
which tho almost certainly occupy, tho
loved to DO running very ahort Vi provisions and
munitton, and evidently are much tlcmoralized: The
following 10 list Of tho troops Killed mud wounded, os
KiIlea-oharles Thompson, Troop K, First ca7alny.
Fiat Cavalry, shot through ho hea; Corporal Dean,
Company i, Twelfth Infantry, shot through tho
Woundrd- .Eagan, Company F., Twelfth, 1n-
fanry sa wound H eft lsg oo5poral Dennis De-
XXI ss:s xoa9s iss; Ssfeo!s ke'sssS. b9issz i;
Sergeant seesy, eompany + Twelfth Infantry; lee
ttlicry aovero wound III tho thigh Sergeant Il, G.
Hode, ,nortaily wounded Martin donnor, Company
ho Magss ts sscss 9o fE Esr stronghold
mud join tho Pitt River, other larger tr1bea, scho-
yin nd r. THO es3a nssns
| thoy number ono thousand warriora.
WAsn1xa19s p g, Aps l9 saps1ntsn1,ent Ct,
husr1N, Tezns, April il.-iettor received; would
Zig rroe, antii tic % sot6 of aay. whom tho Lega
tlro Will hayo I'd ourne and can visit Fort sill my
Tis sss in 70 ps11s ptausss
fronds Of Hong to Gov. Davis asking tho release
SAN f FnAso1soo @ s Apsii S 1s-rbo funeral Of Dr..
| Thomas attended by IN Immense concourso Of
people. Gen. schoaell, and largo number Of nri-
tary ollccra attended aIso members Of the Masonic
| fraternity.
| SAN FnAHc1sco April 19.-N1rs, Mcacha1n, wifo Of
the Commissioner, who started for the front on TcE
day, not permitted to go further than nso, as II
was thought nsnte for Indy to proceed further sho
| then wont to Lilkyillc. hIeachn1n's condition
! was favorable ut laHt accounts.
| Noarly all tho horses at BALTIC wore down with
te cpizoolc. The tlisoaGe IN RprcadI, toward tic
lavabcd. From the fact that many loraes arc eck
II may become difficult 10 obtain them ftr the courera
and communication with the front wll be less fro
Queut and slower,