Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02

ALL CAPTURED But CAPTAIN JACK AND
wARRIOHs

ALL CAPTURED BIT CAPTAIN JACK AND raRFp
WARRIORS.
M, The cavalry and artillery commands aud the
warm Spring Indians. under Col. Gree m left
Bayles at O'Clock Thursday morning and
rode IN hot haste to Clear lake, whereupop Cen
DAVIS Issued special orders for the scouts, Boz
gus Charley, Steamboat Frank, Shack Nasty
Jim, and Hooker Jim, who accompanied the
expedition, TO lead the way 70 Jacks willow
creek retreat. AT O'Clock in the afternoon
captain ackson's men came across two pickets
on a bluff near the creek, and chased them 10
Jack retreat. The fleeing Modocs cried ..Rau
out t'Run quick soldiers are coming,"
the face OF the bluff. Though expecting 20 re-
ceive heavy fire the men ran to the front like
deer under the lead OF their officers. Suddenly
me Modocs; conversant with English. cried out:
Surrender! Surrender, We no light; we want
talk peace; we like peace."
BOSTON CHARLEY A PRISONER.
Boston Chasley, the murderer OF the Rev. DIR.
Thomas, came In full view, and was inmedi-
ately covered by a dozen rifles. Charley Oh ered
TO surrender, and allowed to come 20 camp.
The surprise resulted in the surrender OF Boston
Charley, "Princess Mary" (sister OF Captain
yack.) Black Jim's woman. and i've other
female Modocs. ranging from nine to ninety
years Of age, and seven ponies and mules.
of the roSS There sP no SeID the
Jacks retreat this time was inside of the gorge
Thorough which Willow creek runs, The canon
has PERCEPTIONS sides, averaging forty feet I'm
ON THE TRAIL AGAIN.
The Warm Spring Indians traiied the Modocs
and then due north, and finally to . rocky sia
bounding Langell's valley on the east. This
scout. from the outset, Was the most exciting Of
the campsign. The freshness of the tracks and
their apparent proximity to the Modocs main
tanned continual excitement. The troops were
led over ridges and hills, along canons and val
leys, and over small streams Of water q route
Travelled with di0iculty by the best trained
horses; and miles upon miles of lava in frag-
menfary forms were crossed.
THE CHARGE AND THE sURRKxpER.
The scouts lost the trail, and detention OF
broken BY sudden yell from the Warm spring
Indiana and cheers from the soldiers, and the
command Of Forward" vas given BY Col.
| the steep trsii on its sids cssrsed the entire
force Of 20 men. Suddenly four rine shos
we're nred from the rocln and four bullsts
sqs vas dsvsIspsd siona the ersst Of d ssos.
| Abort thie tine, scar-facsd Charley and two
and cried out, 1--WE safrsndsri Don't MOOT"
Five MOdocs cane In Ct ence and hostiIfSee
| eeased. Dr.. Cabaness, Of Yrska, . contract
surgeon, who has long bssn scqssinted with
@d. peace s &c rs ssSss and ind
Guiding Captain jack, agreed 70 come in
cAPrAIE JACK ruHns ur MIesISe.
othsr warriors ssrrsSdsred. Cscssin jack and
three others decanped during tie night
@Elmo won the raee on ths Oakland course,
EPrince Iturbide,- who died in Paris, re-
Gently 80 he enftre fortune On - frase0 %
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s .sssz O tsrss- es.s :s:ss.
- The Prince of wals hes eGended sone e
| he Ssunnynsn By holding lsvse On Sunday