, 1873-05-24
Unconditional Surrender of a
Large Portion of the
Modocs.
capt' Jack and ]lis Gang 70 Do Pursued
Vigorously.
''efeat OF the Kickapoos on the Mex.
'@"n Border.
Five Thousand Redskins Rcported on
the War-Path in Dakota.


yDrr. r,,n-,u
While Gan nan,. 1n.ron,o o, a'.y ~. - T. m'
Co} aroo, ~, u,,,,,,a. ~, ~,
1Iovt. and Tiort. roo,,wo,, ~ : ; ~, w.
escort woro en- roufo to var pron,ar'4 ,n,,,'ss
left tho lava-hef1 ahout IN o,o,oo1, =, 4,.a
inc. conr;er intorcortcd to,, i,,- +,,n ;,.1.s'.
of digpatch. Gan. nav;a md H. w., a.,.;.,
scouta, WIN 1vcro IN advance .roro u.s.tI., f.x
tho nroprammo voa ;n.tnnt,, o1,asaa "n"
Dayis dotar,nina1 ,,,o,, F.iro1,;,a,. 6ss,., .'4
stead Of Van nromor,a =. liz f,.,,.a 'I' ~. ~.
quarters Tho Tlaco IL nhont tron, 4s,o ,..,a..
northwest of t1,e 1ovo.lals ''' :" 'D' ~ tA'4o'
Captain Has,ronck loft nor,o,s oo,, ~ ,,,.
ut, and b,a hoon acout;,r, .;,,ao IT." t 90 10y
consisted Of Dattorv r TorrtI, Ar.i11nrs, Traan-,
B and q of thu F;rat covo1r,, ona w., oa.;'s'.
1ndians-21o mon. ,racknon Ind ctarro -, 4 antz
G, Ho harnascd fin rn,1inns nh soo,, foaa t,,nt
his mon fought we'll in oycrv T Instance % md na;ir ]
little heed to i1nnccr 1ho 1w1;ana ,soro rar. r~
quishoa, Capt. uanbrouck csnocia1lv nroiaaa +,,s,
gallantry of tho Troon md + nortion ~ ~ Tn.
the charge at Dry Lake t.a men eco1od r,oa.
drona t,,s,, - ~ 4a'o u tno Moaocs ana
o'o'o 1"o'n a"nS' CaPe' JACKSON 1od the right
ana Lloue Moss the loft. and LieutB. Boutells
mud Kyle hold othor bold positions Capt Has,
TTn1 a}t i'm rol,-
engagement. " '~'' '''' ''N'' viz 1t' ''aAo
arto,o C,,o,.,
nson" onohaua Long hog8 and Ono-Eyod
Olxle, Two Alodoo residents Of this ranch, last
oyoning intorviowcd tho nvo women captured by
e]oaue1 1ntoroat;,t, ocoo,,a.a - ~ ' '-os4'
et;o'. oo'!n6 "eco".ss ol tno Moaoo opor-
n'1oo5 turing tho lust fcw months. The cap
tlvos are Mrs. Wachmotel, Boston Char1ep's two
sisters, tho mother of Dlack lin. and ono moid-
on wloso relatiyes bavo otto;no1 m ,,ota,,,a A.
tipct}on Thav ~o,,ort ,,.s. ' - o,'s",l 11aao ~n-
1...ssou Taa@%u :. iney report that shacknasty
mn ninu !. c enaeknasty Jake," "shacknasty
n1, - 1ao,,. Steamboat M Frank" "Elens Man,"
several othar , a1naa,u son ,'snn % NloA' ,.,r anu
a,,a osnot at9oo'e l'aFo ooon klllod, !.
anu many wounded. "Curly-Hoadea Jack"
days, aud when ]aat aoon woa onn.-
rortlv bookod for +ho 1o,,r ,,,,nt;n. net
n,," nooaoo ioi .no h1ppy h'ntnggrounds.
1Ao Alaohty OF Llttlo John to travel at rapid
pace dolayed the band which Capt Hasbrouck
lifioulty Thu canaa ~ I'm ;,,so froat;a.s -"os
tho n1o5o,. 49,. IT, ,'.1.,s y: os!oa "lnYne
.0 e11ot tno o"ss'o III interesting. Jack
consulted hls stolen chronomoter, and, after
suM1afy gestures anu exc!anationH, promised his
5ouoNers that they should shed rifle bullets aa Z
lncK does water, mud escape ulllar1ned. Tho
,o'uue1ice tHlR statement inspired WAS rudely
napelloa III ny Gnpt. Hahbrouck's encounter,
AAeAc no'94oh Nou"co htlo hilleu anu otNorH
vounIed. Indignation reigned supreme in jacks
1ouaono1a. y I1e Cottonwood branch tribo, from
pairchildb, decided to light no moro. This roso-
ut1on TO !ed to Jacks candoatino departure.
Inc Cottoh"oous, numbering twonty warriors
sna 1llty women md children, hurried to tho
3no" Mountains, tho southern end of tho lava
1eposlt, preparatory to travelling to the Yainox
1 t observation, and 'mplorlng pardon of the Great
ealhef AZ washington. The sudden and uuex-
,ccteu adVont or i1asbroucis cavalry and Warm
'nrlng Indians disturbed their pencoful modi~
atlons and caused thom to rnn and fight during
he stampede Mrs. He1llrioks, alias u Limpy,''
brew her babe, 6 months old, to the ground
q the hope Of escaping, aud was soon af-
Or killed by O Warm Spring warrior.
'ho babe was brought lither and turned
Yor to the observation. TAoy might have
con lhulAeu to onlist under Jack had LIZ
lst with continued SUCCESS. His defeat las
ampened their ardor. No trouble is now antic-
'ateu TINT tho Modocs will slip into the Yapox
soncy and lncito tic young bucks to mischief
FAlRou!LDs RANCH, May 2l.-Tllo lntest ordor
,cates }. ea tho Aeati1uartorH at Van Bremers,
hltnor fho infantry vent yesterday. Gen. Davis
'malhe horo Tor tho present.
IA5houILpa AANOH. May 2f.-Artena Chokas
I'D one-Eyed Dixie returned at dusk ths eyon-
e from tho direction of Dorrls' ranch. NEr.
alrchlta tho gentleman who Inns clevorly Gu
neered this consultation business, Judged TINT
70 o.; Modocs must DO at least nftocn miles away.
9th women said in substance tint they had
ayeled along distance. Tho women woro taken
zen. Dayls' tont, and had q talk with Con.
lid interpreting. I'rue To natnre. tI,ase Woman