Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-05
The M01lOcS.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE following
dispatch has been received
BorLE's CAMP, TULE LAKE PENINSULA,
June % n m.

SAN fRANtlSCOi cuuC LIN Ao-AO"NNS
dispatch has been received
BoYLEs CAMP, TULE LAKE PENINSULA,
June p p. N.
The csptiycs and captors remained at Apple,
rates rancho. Before night Captain Jack and
Schonchin wcrc ironed together, and placed
with the other warriors in small building ad-
Joining Applegate's house, under guard.
Neither Jack nor Schonchin spoke word.
Not muscle of Jack S face moved.
Scar Faced Charley protested against the
;ndrni.v in behalf of his fellow captives, and
eaid that none of them intended to escape even
if onportunity offered. Hc obtained but little
satisfaction, and retired in disgust.
On Sunday evening the services of the Warm
Snripg Indians were dispensed with: They
held glorious war dance until midnight. They
leaned and howlcd about the fire, and INDUCED
in other frantic demonstrations OF delight. :,
All the military force OF the expedition vii!
be united ct this point.
The cord of General Canbys hat was found
in Jack s satchcl.
Col. Green's capture was made III Oregon,
and Col Perry's in California.
Thc question now iS-what will be done with
the Alndocs.
FAIRcInLD's RANcnE, june g. y. NJ
To dav paid visit to Old SLEEPY on one OF
the small Islands in Little Klamath lake. The
old Indian told me he had five Modocs On the
Island, and would surrender them to John
Fairchild as soon us Fairchild returned from
Clear Lake. We saw one OF the Indians,
Seth Uback. lie was badly wounded and will
probably de-
Farchild has just returned. Tomorrow he
will 20 for the last Of the Mudocs
DEATHS FROM IIYDRopH0RIA.- About three
weeks ago Mr. Ferdinand Frcybe, butcher
residing at Clifton, about 4 half mile beyond
the city limits had large watch 'ing. which
the family supposed was sick and Alr. trcybc $
son Charles, aged twcnty-thrcc, accnmnin!cl
b. tive men, named Anton Aucr and Herman
Druse, attempted TO remove the dog to anOtn-
or part of the yard, but while so doiug, the dog
turned on them and bit all three Of the men
about the hands. Very little attention was
paid to their wounds at the time and the affair
was almost forgotten On last Saturday after
noon Mr. Aucr paid visit to the house Of his
brother, three miles from Baltimore, and while
he was there he was suddenly taken sick lie
returned home and went to bed, when, IN 4
short time, he was seized with violent convul
sinns. Several physicians were called in, but
their efforts were of no avail, as he died in
great suffering on Tuesday morning. Tie ply
sicians pronounced his disease to be q case OF
hylrophobia. On Monday morning young ilr.
Frcybc went in company with one OF the ply
sicians to sec Mr.. Aucr. aud while there was
SO greatly shocked By Mr.. Aucr's condition
and behavior that he left very soon. and re-
turned home, where be talked Of the matter,
exhibiting much emotion. Early on Tuesday
morning he went to Lexington Market AZ usual
to attend to his fathers business, and after re-
naming there two or three hours WAS suddenly
taken ILL., He went home at once, although he
did not think his illness was serious. On get
ting to his home he grew worse, and medical
aid was summoned, when he was pronounced
to be suffering from hydrophobia. He gradu
ally grew worse until one o'clock yesterday,
when he died in horrible spasms. Mr.. Freybe's
sufferings are represented to have been terrible.
His spasns were frequent and just before
having them he would whine and howl in a
frightiul manner. His rawlings were plainly
heard quarter of mile from where he lay
sick. Large quantities of saliva ran from his
mouth, and the distortions of his face and body
are said to have been dreadful. When Her
man Drusel, the third man that was bitten,
learned of the death of Auer and the hopeless
condition of Mr. Freybc, be was advised by his
friends to consult an old German woman, who
lives somewhere on the York road, and who is
said to possess certain cure for hydrophohia.
He started to find her 1T once, and nothing has
since been heard of him. -Buf. american.