Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-03

Dlttk Nuibhtio uuu LIE ihit 10 S4A-h's
sprinkled with gray. Justice o. A.
Mum, this morning proceeded TO the
spot and held an inquest on the body.
The jury rendered a verdict that it was
impossible to identify the body, and that
the man died from causes unknown.
Los ANGELES, June |.
The body of an unknown man was
found near Temecula, San Bernardino
county, a few days ago. II had been
dead some three months-age, appar-
emily, fifty years dark whiskers, front
teeth gone-upon his person was found
forty-fve dollars.
APPLICANTS House,
r CLEAR LAKE, June !; $3.50 p. NJ,
A series of prolonged yells aud cheers
aroused this camp half an hour after the
departure of the last courier. General
Davis. General Wheaton, and other Off
GERS aud all the men rushed from the
house and tents to find out the cause OF
the uproar, and at once the whole camp
was in commotion. Down on the level
plain north of the house, grand caval-
cade of mounted horsemen rushed for
ward at furious rate and soon neared
the groups of spectators scattered about
the premises. Captain Jack is cap
tured," shouted sturdy sergeant.
Again the valley echoed with cheers and
wells. The mounted command, that of
Captain Perrys, returned from scout OF
90 hours. Three miles above the mouth
of Willow creek, at 80 a. m, the Warm
Spring scouts struck hot trail, and after
brief march the Modocs were discovered.
Colonel Perry surrounded the Indian re-
treat. Suddenly Modoc shot out from
the rocks with white hag-he met a
Warm Spring Indian and said that Jack
wanted to surrender. Three scouts were
sent to meet Jack; he came out eau
tiously, glanced about him moment,
and then, as if giving up all hope, boldly
come forward unarmed, and held out his
hand to his visitors; then two of his war
riors, five squaws and seven children
darted forth and joined in the surrender
The command that made the scout was
the first squadron of the lst cavalry, Col
d. Perry, composed of troops +, Lieut.
Miller, troops H, Major Trunbull, ant
medical officer, assistant surgeon Dewitt
the guards were G. Putnam and H. H
Apologize. Jack is about 40; is 5 fee
and inches aud compactly built; IL large
we'll formed head, and face full of indi
viduality, although dressed in old clothe
he looks every inch of a chief. He doe
not speak to any one. The Modocs al
grouped in field near the house an
surrounded by guards. Spectators pee
into Jacks face with eagar interest, br
he needs them not. Captain Jack PR
sents most woe-begone appearance. ID
sat upon rock in the centre of litt
, lava bed few yards back of crest of
, bluff and seemed as lonely as his su
roundings. He was wrapped
a faded army blanket and his hes
e was buried in his hands. II
y Modocs say Jack is insane. THERE'S nut
o method in his madness-he sees the a.
= Of rope and is taking advantage
e the lodges practiced by sha
e whites. Boston Charley and Sonch
e are anxious about the disposition to
o made of them. The former murder
: DR.. Thomas, and the latter mutilat
Meacham. Boston Charley and Sonch
n look like desperadoes, each carries h
D. character in his face. Boston Charley
4 about % and Sonchin so years of az
= The boldest warrior OF the band is SCI
IS faced Charley. He is a man of 80 yea
e, quick, wirey and weighing $50 poun'
He takes his name from an ugly scar
y his right cheek, which is relic of
~ wound received years ago by stage
=. cident. He is the only warrior W
If would not cease fighting and lay do
IN his gun at the first fight on Lost river
SAN Francisco, June
The application of John Tuers,
~ minstrel indicted for murder, to be
:" leased on bail, was passed upon
y Judge Dwinelle to-day. Tuers was
IN dicted for the murder of James Dowl
w in the Snug saloon. adjoining Maguir
Opera House, some months ago. I
e. fatal shot was not intended for Dowlil
On who was friend of Tuers, but was d
or charged in a scuffle between Tuers a
IS. one Henry Howard. Judge Dwinelle
passing on the motion for bail said it v
=, well established rule Of law, if p
y son makes murderous attempt VI
~ the life of another, and accidentally k
third party, his crime is as great
l., though he killed the party whose life
so designed to take. Tuers says he did
Tia intend to shoot his friend Dowli
That has nothing to do with the gu
W. ton of his guilt. The question is,
TO- he intend to kill Howard. The evidel
%. is as clear as it can be that he Intend
to kill Howard, and having killed
/, other, he must be treated just as thor
os his bullet reached his intended victi
therefore his motion to be admitted
-. bail must be denied.
New YORK, June 9
The names of the following passeng
on board the missing steamer Geo
"a Cromuall which left this mort for \