Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-10-10
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81 TEL EGRAPH
>f0n Of the MoGOcs.

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-. dom Or the Aoaocs. ffF
Your ar 1svILLE, OREGON October 8.
this morrr eepondcnt LEFT Fort Klamath
Wgf 81 Hiding &C lng IT 1890 O'Clock, and by hard
ssh / follow rived here few moments ago. The
sskESs jack nR Is report Of The execution Of
&&s% S8-A p !. and his band:
IL, ,oston Charley and Black Jim were led on
1AA scaiFoh firss and Sconchim next They
szsis6saS rod on with apparent Indifference and
Hen nerve, having evidently resolved to die
- brave rs they had lived. Jack went easily
"@e,ea2 up the stairway but looked wrctchsd and
Sae.oeAs miserable. The manaclcs had been struck
Oh ont their arms securely pnionsd
"a With cord. At precisely 9:45 a. IN. the in
ter prefers, Captain q. Apologize and David
dill, explained to the culprits the nature of
the order to be read to Il EN- by the Adiutant
and At 10 a. m. Adjntant Kingsbury read the
order promnlgating the sentence of The Com
=, mission and the Presidents order therein,
with the orders OF the Secretary Of War and
the Department Commander on the premises.
ts The two reprieved prisoners, Barnicho and
Sioux yet stood on the ground in front of
the scstfold, shackled and under guard Dur
aasit H ing the reading the pinioned victims were
seated on the platform OF the scaffold with
fr g their feet on the DROP listening anxiously.
Ia Iil.h but OF course not understanding word of
: It.. The reading occupied ten minutes, then
1.-THE Adjutant read the order oil communication
In the cases of Barnicho and Sioux, and the
80 IA poor fellows were taken back to the stockade,
evidently happy at rot having to accompany
the others to the "happy hunting grounds
- The chaplain len offered All earnest and fer
vent prayer tor the souls of tile culprits,
ft YG7E which was listened to attentivey. AT 10:15t
49, "a the fatal nooses were placed around their
necks under the direction of Capt Hoge.
Ut was necessary to cut of a little Of Jacks
long hair which was in the way of the rope.)
Capt Hoge then babe farewell to the prison.
ers and the black caps were placed tier
IN Ia heads 1t must have been an awful moment
AT 1920 they stood the drops the rope
was cut BIZ the assistant at a given signal
and their bodies swurg round and round
Jack and Jim apparently dying easy blu.
,EF si Boston and Schonchin suffering terrible
vnlsions. Boston and Schonchim repeatedly
drew their legs up, but the other two seemed
to die almost instantly. At 1923 their pulses
were felt by Capt. Hose, and as / write their
lfelcss bodies are swinging in the air. As
the drop fell with terrible deadly Ting four
poor, wretched human beings fell into etern-
FlfAHSa Ay and hali-smothered cry OF horror went
UP from the crowd Of over 800 Klamath In
dians who witnessed the awful spectacle. A
,fwail Of deep and bitter anguish went up from
the stockade where the wives and children OF
5tt II the poor fellows had fair view of the slock-
80 ", At sng soene., The ccfins, six in numbers had
been placed directly in the rear Of the gal
lows, two of them however, were DE- stned
81 TO be unoccupied, rs the order committing
,iH the sentence of Barnicho and Sioux only ar
rived at 1870 last evening and preparations
had been made for Lem likewise. s2
'@5S ~ 0''' An application made this morning BY
the Sheriff OF Jackson county To General
IA Wheaton for the custody of the Indians in
dicted by the grand jury. but it was refused.
o. Daag 81 INV sal5.1'' -. ---al3s'l
PHILADELPHIA, October 3.
It is stated from Washington, on authority
ET Tf of Ex-Governor Cooke, that the firm of Jay
Cooke Il Co. will make proposition to
their creditors for the purpose OF enabling it
70 resume business. The members OF the
of the aforesaid firm have pooled their pri-
e. vate property and personal assets and v i'll
:sg place it at the command Of their creditors in
liquidation of their indebtedness. They pro-
pose to pay every cent thy owe, both prin-
cipal and interest The deta IL OF the propo-
sion will be made public in due time.
PARIS, October 4.
The Ganlois, having announced that list
would be open at its Office tor the enrolment
OF ali persons who desired to join the Bona
parte League, the Minister OF the Interior has
published an order forbidding the carrying
out of the project The Republican mem
IVA - bcrs OF the General Assembly are Fastening
to Paris for consultation. and to adopt line:
- of action in opposition to the schemes of tn,
" sr-@ Monarchists. rS
.rystFEyy W SAN FRANCISCO, September 30.
dispatch from Portland says that work
on the Northern Pacific railroad is not sus-
,- pcnped. 1t s expected that the cars will be
running to Tacoma this autumn.
2Ssase = sA-t
4,r+,,ssr The heirs of VIM. H. Seward are reaping
n. a rich harvest out of the writings of the man
5,e,t who once jneled his little bell. II is stated
g1 " that they have received Sill AGO for copyright