The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-05

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ff1psfWas "Udtsty an 6ssis aSfRHaf
made with ,Csptsin, Hoges handker.
f1hief.s The bodies swung fouud and
round, Jack aud Jim apparently diving
e&s{lSs But Hpsto and Isl 66iobGh B AnfYes
ing terrible oonvulsions. Boston and
Schonchin repeatedly drew up their
legs. bat the two others seemed to die
almost instantly. Ae 1923. their pulses
were felt by Captain Hoge, and as this
is being written, they are swinging life.
less in the air. AS the drop fell with a
terribly deadly thud, the four poor
Ryetehed human beings were launched
|lhso etstnity, and a half smothered CRY
Of horror went tiup from the crowd of
over 500 klamath Indians. who witness
ed fhe awful spectacle. Waila of deep
md bitter anguish went up from tho
stockade, where. The wives and children
0i1ths poor fellows had fair view of
the aBh ooking scene. Tho ooff1ns, six in
numbeE had been placed directly in
rear OF the gallows-two of them des-
tined to be upocoupied. as the order
committing the sentences OF Barnoho
and Slolux only arrived at 1890 last
evening. and preparations had been
made for their execution with tho
others. An application was made this
morning to General Wheaton, by the
Sheriff OF Jackson County. Oregon, for
the custody OF tho Indians indicted by
the grand jury. but was refused.
BALTIMORE. October 4.-Ex- Governor
Ihos. Hlng Carroll is dead.
NEW YORK, October 4.-Bradlungh
declines to lecture before the Working
mems Union, unless they arrange with
the Literary Bureau, to which be has
sold his lecture services in this country.
nauy p.u .nen1ers OF the Onion oenounce
sa r,nn;a. e. .o' n' A'nei't'o anu Co"
Muo NO. toea0'
;nta.a.s' ' % Oo.oner mi Miwenty. ooe
.u.erMehts yesterday; Inc FUNDS OF
t1..n' auus1u ~ Icy asK a'u rom 'heir pre-
% r,scmns.Ty u3us O"tai,e, ,he otj"u:ry ny.
troubIo % is dev.iopinr ] 1i .,i,positinn nnaui's,
anong saao 9nnu!a'eurnrs na 10 reduce their
and a9o osha. ,lnu nuIS our esera' nave reduced.
s,on.o ano o'ners ",ii .o.Iow' "n'eSs next week
"T"1 ToT uu nmpios.non' O.l% ~,
soons;ts pnn,, n, Uosooer ine Herman
oeoutiGy panh nas not suspended. II
pAyS H,nun al uen1nasi no.s, w.
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aans.,.,n.s- vnan Nat'oau' onnS t,,, mas Deen
sto,a eco nno '".auee W., t!e esioene les zen
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!, BOSTON. October 4-Arrangements
have been made for parade and au ora
tlon AZ taneuii Hall upon tho arrival of
Joseph Arch, the English workingman' 8
friend, so-called.
=. N.MAsHlNdToS, October 4.-Extenslon
'oi tho postnl service was ordered to-day
on the Atlanta ana hlch mond Air Line
Hai1.o"o, ~ lfom Nlt. AIRY TO Charlotte.
y. O.-loo miles:
ouspensions-C y Co., grain
oea1ers. OF boston, Souo,0oo; Peake.
Opdyke.& Co.. OF New York, $3.50. 600.
iae ffesluent says ne expects to at
Seuo we Te. union OF the army OF len
= nesses.as M io!eao.I,
frooaoiilties-ror the Southern At
lan.,c l,. o,a.es, % No5'n' westerly winds and