, 1873-06-05

ises. Captain Jack is captured, shout
ed sturdy sergeant. Again the vale.
echoed with cheers and y,iis. The
mounted command was that of Perry.
He had returned from scout of twenty
three hours Three miles above the
mouth of Willow Creek, at 10 o'clock
this morning, the Warm Springs struck
a hot trail. After brief search, the
Mod cs were discovered. Col. Perry
surrounded the Indian retreat and his
men were bound to fight. Suddenly a
Modnc shot white flag from the rocks.
He met Warm spring Indian and said
Jack wanted to surrender. and three
scouts were sent to meet Jack. He came
out, cautiously glanced about him
moment and then, as if giving up hope,
boldly came forward unarmed, and held
warriors, five squaws and seven child
ren darted out and joined him in the
SURRENDER. ne CoHluduu ludt luaue
this famous scout was the first squadron
of the 1st cavalry. The guides were C.
Patnam and H. Fl. Applegate.
Boy Els CAMP, Tule Lake Peainsula,
June 2. 2 P. NJ. After writing my re-
port of yesterday, rode to this camp
and dispatched it by courier. The cap
tives and captors remained at Apple
gates ranch. Before night came en-
Captain Jack, the murderer of Candy,
and Sconchin, Meacham's mntiator,
were ironed together and placed with
the other warriors in small building
adjoining Applegate's house, under a
strong guard. Neither Jack nor Scon-
chin spoke word and not muscle in
Jack s face moved. Scar-faced Charley
protested against the indignity; and. in
behalf of his fellow captives, said that
none of them intended to escape even if
an opportunity offered. He obtained
but little satisfaction ana retired in dis
gust.
The usual Sunday ev-ning services Of
the Warm Spring Indians We're dispens-
ed with; instead thereof they had a gor-
ious dance until midnight They leap
ed and hnwled around about a fire and
indulged in other fran ic demonstrations
o. delight. The efforts to Chrisuanize
the Warm Springs have been eminentiy
successful. Most of them are members
of the Methodist Church, and overflow
with fervor.
All the military force of the expedi-
tion will be united at this point.
The cord to General Canby's hat was
found IN Jacks satchel. Col. Green $
capture was made in Oregon and Col.
Perry's in California. The question
now is, 8. What will be done with the
Modoc ?'' Sigued,1 BUNKER.
FA1RCH1LD's RANCH. June 3, Up M
To-day paid visit to old Sleepy on
one of the small islands in Little Klam
ath Lake and the old 1ndian told me
that he had five Modnc, bid on the Is
Hand would and su render them to Jol n
Fairchi!d, as soon as returrea from
Clear Lake. We saw one ofthe Indians,
Tee Hee Jack. He was badly wound.
and VIII probably die. Fairchild has
Ii S returned and to morrow we will 90
for tie last of the M"does.
[Si4n d. MCKAY.
SAN Diego, June 2.-It is understood
that Gen. Rosecrans viii leave for the
United States on the next Amer can
steamer. Ii b. gets the mod ticalious
hat ht has IL ked for, in relation to his
railroad, he goes for money to hurry III
tie works; If not, to attend to his owl
long neglected private affairs, leavlnl
Mexico to work out her own reGenp
ZION.
New YoEK. ne Almost the Who'll
of the German population is out to da,
IN the enjoyment of the Pfingerfesl
turner's, ocangerbund, and other socie
ties are holding picnics in the Parks il
and around the'city.
1t is SAID that Henry Ward Beeche.
has been some VIII It annoyed at sharl
criticism in some of the dali, papers OF
the action of Theodore Tllton as a wit
ness in the famous retraction OF Bow
ems charges, ano he has resolved t,
come to Tilton's defense. After con
J sulting with several friends he has pre-
pared statement eXonerating Tll,or
from all blame in connection with I'll.
: terrible scandal with which his ham
IS associated. Beecher wrote the state
ment this morning. 1t refers TO the ac
non AS that of friend who desired t.
rennite Bowen and Beecher. Mr.. Claff
lin was, 1t is said, the instrument Ii
. bringing about the retractioD whici
bears the signatures of Bowen. Beech
er and Tilton' retractioh was drawn u
by sanl. Wilkinson, a friend OF Beech
er. and after it WAS signed Was handes
70 Clafflin for safe keeping. Wllkinsoi
however had made a copy and gave
the press lat week.
The suit against Harvey Barnes, to re-
over $65, 900 under valuation on im-
crted sugar, has been discontinued, tn
defendants paying tbs amount claimed
ogether with nearly $4,000 costs.
John E. Durham. piano manufacturer
vent into Kirker's saloon. near Harlen
bridge yesterday, while under the IL
luence of liquor, and had something t'
rat. Refusing to pay. he was attack,e
J. ~. o.,ol and WAS f,falia !