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10 The Directors and Teachers Of 1ama

To.
| cal you attention 10 the Hl-
cars Antim ties aud Monroc's ST
ri II Readers They have becn
recommended by the County school
board for adoption throughout the
County, and are also nls'ily praised
ny Principals AID Teachers who haze
xan,ined them. The introductory
rates are very liberal. You can find
Il large assortment at the City Book
Store. a. J. WooLwoRru,
Toledo, Iowa.
Sep. 1918. 36 80
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Brick Ponerpy gives il up. In
his Democrat OF 2olh Sept. he says. I'll
the farmers movement is successful
this tall, we wonder what will be-
come oil the newspapers with patent
insdr4."
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MI A RRIED-
DIED..

POY NEER-At the residence oI
her son, Alfred N. Payne"r, in
Highland township, Sept. 18Th
Polly MOORE. wife oil D,vii Poy
necr, aged 81 years aud 10 month,
nearly.
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Methods, Quartcr,y Meeting on
Saturday an,l >.u law
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-25

Over 100 Cooper Wagons sold
in Tama county in the past -
months, and still they go. Pa,ke,
& L, Wis, who sell them have Just
Received a carload atTamd, AMI al
so one at Traer. All goods are war
ranted. tt
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Tue FAIR GRaUNDs. rne work OF
i.tlng up the Fair grounds north IT
To.c,lo is pr. crossing as rapidly az
possible. The track is completed,
the ience is being rushed forward.
and the buildings are well nigh done.
The interest taken in The TAR by the
northern and central po' tion> OF the
county purtrnd a successful exhibition.
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LOCAL intelligence.

HE Coal HOUSE IN pun.lc Square
IL completed
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We notice thai Parker & Lewis
have jn>t one }. =. Nanny mower
unsold. Can have the reaper attach
ed another year. They also Ia. e
two Keystone snlky rakes yet. CAN
and get one. Also keystone and
Santlw CHI shelers-besl in the mar
kpt. IS SO
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-25

TAX PAYERS NOTICE.
Take notice that the Trustees Of Perry
township, Tama county, Iowa. have flied
with me their certif.a Q. that the Burlng-
ton, Celar Rapids md Minnesota Railway
G. have, in all respects complied with the
statute anl with the terms OF cleo ion no
Gce- aud with all Contracts aud agreements
nude for the benefit of the people OF said
township, and that the $, id railway com
papy are now entitled t. the tax Of two AMI
one-half per centun, waited in aid of the
Grinnell Cedar Falls anl Winona railro ii
company, May 9th, 1871, and at q special
election, Nov. 5tn, 81! Transferred to
SAID b G r, NJ R'y 20. under the pro-
visions o. Chapter Ia, laws Of tho lith
Genoral Assembly.
Therefore hereby notify tho taxpayers
Of said Perry township, that the tax SO
voted and here ofore levied i now due, aad
thai the same will become delinquent, and
subject to call by distress aui sale Of prop
cry after 90 days from Ibis date
Witness my hand the 3),a dav Of July
1873. TilEO SCHAEFFER,
3l.40 Treasurer rannl County. Iowa
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EpEcuL PaExiUAs.- Chapman j.
Reynolds offer special premium Of
on. dollar Tor the best bnshct OF IIish
potatoes exhibited by any person AZ
tile FAR uexs week. Also IS cent,
tor the best and asgest hea | OF cab,
bage. The premiums are offered
with the understanding that ihe iifsn
shall be- euyiiled 10 the articles tor
which tue premiums are paid
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TIL e NJ 4 10 x Il rs.
TOLEDO, Iowa, Sci I. "a, 1878.

TOLEDO, Iowa, Set. "a, 1878.
Wheat, IS c.
Oats. 20 Q.
Corn, 90 G.
Barley, 40@75 c.
Potatoes $1,000.
Apples---Groen per bbl. S .00@i.5o
Batter | @2o.
Eggs, rs {.
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Sep. 10 IS.

The Citisen il quite severe on Mr..
Sweat, Republican candidate for
County Ere asurcr, but the severity
is largely attributable TO the fears
nter,alned b, it's editor, that II Mr..
Sweat becomes Trcasur,r he will
have the delinquent tax list printed
in the paper published at Toledo,
which is recognized rs the county
paper. Mr.. Sweat secured the nom
marion, SO tar we know, by homes,
means, and AZ he is an honorably dis
charged soldier. and q worthy man
in every respect, We believe him en-
tit led to the support Of the Rernhli-
can panty. As is generally known,
we did no work. to, any candidate,
nu, as the Republicans in County
Con. ion have Nominated u ticket
mat il acceptable, we see n" reason
Why any mcrce,'ary confederation
should lead to bitter denuncia,ion
OF any candidate.
Mr.. +. =. Piacek, tho popular
Tailor on High Street west OF Chap
man s. Kcy, ODDS grocery, will ntxl
week remove To the frame building
mex; door to w. N. Browns gro
Gerry on Broadway and those who
desire any tailor work done III
good style will do well t. give him
call. He mas recently received
some new styles OF very desirable
iai al! winter goods, and nc al
ways suits his customers w''h az
exao, tit
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NOTICE.

Whereas, my wife Mary A. Myers. has
left my bsd aud board. without jns, cause
ali persons are hereby warncd not TO trust
h"r Oh my accoaa,. ~ shall pay no debss
OF her contracting.
EMANUEL MYERS
Sep, ls-. 1879. $3.50
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net 70 ne door, and hs HES u Il Ike !
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NOTICE..

NUIZ ULs
The co-partne snip heretofore existing
und, The hrm lame of N. Lewis & TO. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. AL
persons inIeblel 10 Said firm are requested
TO max. Immediate payment 10 N Lewis.
and any persons having claims against
sail cm wlil present them 20 hi 4 rray-
m.nt. he b ing auihoIizsd 10 settle all bus
iness Of sail f.m N. LEWIS,
I.C. LEWIS.
Tnma City. Iawa. Sept. LIST. 1873. 37-39
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-25

With the alvanlay tina, the stu
dents OF Cornell! now ross, s.. there
is net al institution in Iowa that can
affnr! a more 'vai,ce,i course. or
give more thorough discipline.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
Lxtluguisled

One Ofthe toughest kinds Of roughs,
whose lame a George Watson. had
his light eXtinguished At Lone Pine a
few days aEo. He was on the war
path, and had blood in his eve. 1t
was while engaged in the innocent
pastime Of covering a halfd0zen men
with his cooked navy that gun went
eff, and Watson sank l~iielc>s to the
ground. The Coroner's Jury said he
came to his death from the effects Of a
gun-shot wound, fired by some one
unknown. The Inyo Iadepandelt, to
which we are indebted for the facts in
the case, says Watson figured as a
boisterouS character in Eureka, Bel
mont, Phoebe and Cornucopia during
the past summer. While out thi,
way he is supposed to have sailed un-
der the nalne Of Rains. lie NAV
have been here. but If so we never
heard Of him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
Lunacy.

Some lunatic has said that matches
are made in Heaven. And so Profess
sor Lay, the San Francisco b~alloonist,
has secured the services of an idiotic
Justice of the Peace and a
crazy Betsy Jane to aid him
in a sort Of practical demon
stration OF matchmaking heaven
ward. According 10 Geographic ad-
vices published in this issue Of the
SENTINEL, he is to he married in a
few days three miles above tolrrf. frH,a!
Three miies.-every inch Oft accord
ing to the dispatch. He would dis
dain to have the ceremony performed
any nearer the wicked rabble who
strut the streets of the wicked Bay
City. \ h~igh-luinded individual is
Professor Lay, and a crazy couple i
that j. p. and Betsy Jane. And we
are told too that the Professor will 90
prospecting for the eastern current
Immediately after the ceremonies
shall have been performed. That 5
right; and we have no doubt, fine dis
plays the proper amount of persever-
ance, he Will find it. In 1.-THE meantime
there is still room for acce>sions to
the inmates OF the Stockton ASYLUM.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
A Jack White or Two.

Robert Woon. of OShawa, Canada.
Is hereby informed that the Jack
White killed by and who killed
Andy Fuget, in a siX-Shooter fight
at Truckee, 4 few weeks since. is not
the Jack White formerly of his town,
described as being about five feet
ton or eleven inches in hight, large
and stout, Weighing from 225 TO 240
pounds complexion iight and face
pock-marked." Jack White, of whom
Mr.. Woon inquiries, Is an honest min
Or in the truest sense !; was formerly
President OF the Miners Union in
this city OF Gold Hill; held the same
position in the Miners Union OF
White Pine, and is now at Treasure
City or Phoebe. The " hite killed at
Truckee vas a tall, slender, wiry
and wild young man, with very
dark complexion, and keen, black
eyes; the living White is of sandy
complexion and hair, mild blue ewes,
stout build, inclined to corpulencv,
and is M of the best and most quiet,
~peaceable, and industrious citizens of
whom Nevada can boast.
John L. CHM, OF the Virginia Cbron-
tcle, is the author of the above. CHM
Is usually correct in giving the pedi-
Erees of noted characters, but in this
instance he makes a mistake. The
pock-marked Jack White was former
ly a policeman in Hamilton, and left
that place for the East i'll the Fall of
1870 He was never an honest miner
while IN this State. The ROYAL Ben
gal was his special delight, and it was
after a fierce but successful contest in
the iungles that pock-marked Jack
was enabled to make tracks for the
scenes Of his youth.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS

,"'heahde examine. and convince your.
',tN's ina we mean business.
1othe patrons of both firms we can as.
'iehl me same treatment as hereto.
rt' ana ask continuance OF their nat.
roLaGe. p"'-
10 the public in general all We .sl
to give ~ call. 90,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
CARRIER.

ALE. CHART Is authorized to receive
subscriptions for the SENTINEL and coll
lect for the same il this own All
persons in Eureka owing Tor subscrip-
lions Will pay them to him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24

TRAVELLERS on a Western railroad
are Informed that emo gentleman will
occupy more than One seat at a time.
unless he he twins"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24

SuNTR CITY, Oct. %.
The Osborn House, Hawkins black
smith shop, and the Mansion House.
We're burned. and the dwelling house
Of Mallard seriously injured by fire
night.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
ARIZONA.

PHE~Corr. oct. IS.
On Friday Richard Golfers was XIII
ed by the accidental DISCHARGE of his
Gun. The bail entered tine right
cheek, coming out on the other side.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
ACENrs.
Sole Agent in san Francisco.

ATRON ANGEL. No. 432 Montgomery
street. Room IL, i Sole Agent for The
Eureka Daily SENTINEL in San Fran
cisco. Persons in that city having bu>i-
ness with this Office are requested to
communicate with him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24

SCRATCHING II COLoEADo.-A Col
orado paper says the late elections in
that Territory surprised everybody.
Both Democrats and Republicans. So
called, seemed to have the political
itch, and did a large amount of
scratching. Candidates were elected
upon their personal popularity and
merit, not for political reasons.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS. Oct. %.

Ocl. -.
City Register Richardson. the oldest
citizen, and DIR. Il. J. Freelen, Secre-
tary of the Board of Health. were
among the deaths bv fever to-day.
\ steady rain this afternoon: and
the hope for an early abatement of
thediSease has failed. Sudden c2angcS
of temperature and warm rains work
more fatal cases than continuous
warm weather. There is 10 safety
here Vet.
The following circular will appear
i'll tomorrow mornings papers:
"OFFICE OF IIOWARD ASSOCIATION.
MEMPHIS. Oct. 23.-To all SvmpathiH-
ing with suffering humanity every
where. The yellow fever j not ahat-
ing. God only knows when it viii.
New cases appear daily. over one
thousand are now sick. Our funds
will not pay expenses six days.
From the sick and dying tle cry of
distress and suffering comes gre t
and loud. For their sake, send money
and relief to procure nurses, stimu-
lants, and nouriShments. We require
them more than ever. Send dOna-
tons TO y. u. lANGSTAFF.
President Howard Association"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
COLU>A.O Oct. %.

There was a cutting attrav this
morning hctween J.. :. Iightuer and
G. l.. Candy, in which Grandv re-
ceived a very serious wound in the
face and neck. completely severiug
the iugular vein and running down
the meek to the LETT lung.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24

Pacific COAST DISPATCHES.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24

II is said that the best mines Of
Wallapai district, Arizona, are failing
at less than 100 feet.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
I2OI:N.

In American Flat, Grt. ~. TO the wife
+. ". bounrIiN, a daughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
By Overland Telegraph.
Special To THE DAILY SENTINEL
NEW YORK.
New York. Oct. %.

NEW York. Oct. 23.
The Times saws the question of gcn-
eral currency payments in greenbacks
and National Bank notes. j. abovt to
solve itself. Most banks are paving
on all demands when preferred 10
certitication of checks, and the differ
ence against the checks of other
banks, that from their position decline
to pay out large sums of currency, is
only One-eighth to one-Quarter per
cent. in exchange for greenbacks or
Nationals. Some of the tir>t-class
banks are no only helping their
neighbors To 4reenbacks and sending
currency to their country correspond
ents. but they are paving their debt
or balance ut the Clearing House in
greenback> in place of relief certitl-
Gates.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24

The case Of yellow fever found on
Washington street to-day was recent
ly from Memphis. He i diving.
EN.ASsemblXman {. Dewitt Towers
suicided last night by shooting him
self.
Shank>. City Editor of the Ijjb,Hte,
was to-day committed to the Brooklyn
CITY Jail by Judge Gilbert. for con-
tempt, in refusing to disclose the
name of the writer Of an article in II
recent issue of that paper rejecting
severely upon Judge Mctue of Brock
lyn. The Information desired j. in
order TO prosecute the writer for libel.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
CLOTHING.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAFS EN-

Have just been imported. and thay, al,
a pride in offering them at low mes
Call and examine, and he coia5rc5,
the truth OF u statements. Eemens
the place. corner Main ana Clark >,rs,
slo-tf .. HCNkEL6W7
, 1873-04-14

bio mns6acro Of 4en, Candy and Commissioner
Thomas has cast gloom over tho whole community,
and excitement and ntenso feeling exists TINT the In-
dams should now receive tho punishment thoy richly
deserve, and that not should DO left TO tell tho talo
Of this terrible massacrc.
II. @. Tlcknor, who brought tho official dispatches,
loft headquarters ut o'clock laat evening. He says
orders had just been iahed for tho advance along tho
advance slowly taking everything AZ they Won't nay.
Ing wntor and provisions with them. In this case It
may ha two days before the troubla ia ended.
1t tn presumed that Con. Ganby's and Commissioner
Thoas remains will DO forwarded to this place, aud
should arrive tomorrow soino timo.
Another courier would feavc headquarters this
ing, aud would arrive carly Tomorrow. These all
the particulars other than elcgraphc thin afternoon.
courier loft horo at O'Clock Tonight for Gi1len's
headquarters With dispatches from Gen, Scho-
field. Uy many 1t ia believed that tho Modocs are
desperate and will fight, till tho last dios and that
They will not feava tho carca by othcr1 1t IL thought
they hayo already made their cscapo from tho lava bod
and will commence relentless all weak parties
they may meet. It III supposed that "scar-Faccd
Charley" and "Cury-Ifcadod Doctor wero with the
Indians who attacked Col. Mnson's position. That
was blind to attract the attonton Of Gen. Glem
from tho connronca between Jack and his follows and
tho Oommiasonors.
.sAN FnANo1Bco, April 12-The news Of the massacre
OF tho Atodoo Pence Colnmiaaionors creates much
ctenlant here Tho policy Of dallying nh tho treac1
crons sayAgcs s strongly denounced BY I'LL cassos Of
people. Tho folly OF such coltrHe wAa demonstrated
In Artzonn before Crooks campaign.
, 1873-04-14

look ko surrounding him, and In tho interest OF pesoe
he protested against this movement.
THE MOVEMENT OF Tnoors.
Tho troops moved Monday 31st, aud tho no1t day
wero III camp, nearly noted In our map. corro-
spondent wrltca thus Of tho frat council:
Soon aftor breakfast {April p learned that the
Commissioners anil Gen. Canby were going out to
incot Jack md party about milo beyond our picket
1nc No ono was permitted to accompany them, aud
At 0 O'Clock. tho tlnlo appointed, tho Commission
and Canby started In tho ntdst Of violent storm Of
rotu and Wind, on foot, to meet tho Motlucs. The
Commissioners; +. uddlo and wife, interpreters;
sconchn, Little John and Charley Riddle, mot Capt.
jack Sconchn John, and Scar-Faccd Charlo5t-ten ii
All. violent ratn and snoW storm was raging, Ind
the party wna thoroughly drenchcd and chilled.
could not but foel sorry that gentleman and solaor
holding tho rank OF Gen. canby should 10 compelled
to 60 md sit among tho rocks noaIy four hours ln
stich Storm TO talk with lot Of dirty murdoring
RESULT or TIE ooNrEnENoE.
Gen. Canby opened tho council, and Meachau
Thomas, nnd Dyar also spoke. Capt. Jack and bcon-
chin John, tho part Of the Indians, mado tho hao
old speech over again, choaying thelr former report.
cd speeches. Tho Indians refused to accept
tho proposition Of their removal, and want
, 1873-04-14
FROM OUR SUNDAY EDITION..

ahy afternoon tvo Indians aud four suawa ea,ne In
to E. e q ana
sent out by tho Commissioners asking for talk this
morning. at point about mile from our picket liue:
tolarey) did not intend t. go back any more The
msinod Ut tho tent oi Frank nidde during the night.
conissoners Com @ that Capt. JACK and i've other indans
would meet the Commissioners outside our lines:
"Doston a. an and M "b9g1s" thon mounted horse and
About hour aftor thor departure Con. Candy, Or:
Thomas, Mr.. A. D. Meacham and Mr. Dysr, With Frank
place appointed Tho party arrived st the appointed
place, and were closely watched by the signal officer
looking camp About half hour after the party
had arrived cry from tue agna.stntio9n 9 %as heard
@ the 1s a had asa sa ' ssS
between tho Indians and Col. Mason, In
ts troops Tero Under ass and 3D. dapoyed
Worry shortly after Mr Dyn1 returned md told that
that be- was tho only ono who had escapod but, III
lev moments nf.er, Riddle and hia aquaw were accn
From him we gather the following account Of how
the massacre commenced: Meacham rnnde q short
tn tEeu Dr.. Thomas. Then capt jack nade spccs AK
Ing for Hot qrses nnd & tho naess n9"
sfsu BY o ask ths %as oss %
Lin what ho askod schonschin told sloacham to say
more hat hs Mssehs%, had sasa enough Hpon
urnsd an' 'sse &C., w. md ps.elamne dTew
Bspi po asa end sa csy slot
under the rght eye. schonschln then shot Meachsm
CHARLEY smother Indian shot and killed Dr. Thomas.
''uooicy Jim chRaed Mr. Dysr for some distance 1ut
Dyar turned upon him with pistol e hana ana Jm
took her horse, but Capt Jack made him return Y md
then another Indian chased Riddle and shot At him.
The troopa aro now about milo in the lava beds, ~
Ing thcr arms and will probably advance to-agae t
roops Which can 10 Drought into acvo servcc
believed they VII end tho Aodoo war: Msaeham 1s
n? following r.. eert!sn ssns9 sf
and tic Pcaco Commissioners, dated Lava Beds, April
Be- Detweon X 10 aud II o'clock this morning. tho poaso
sssRa g. Tas Tssss I'll
.aS su 10 Se.satsx rhsso
T5s$$ 5ad nafs, ssps !, %a n.9 t0 r5;, H.
howover how whs not much noticed, aa n previous
they hsd hsa the n w, .n Them THEY
pyas steo BY }ssa sSa: og %si'g
tsh. ana gavo Long a,st0ry Of StsS Mhst
as eaSy c.nSy and Dr.. rhonas both talked for ] sano
tlmo. Capt. Jack then talkcd IN an apparently good
tle rear near where Meachan's horse was hitciiod.
schonschn thon began to talk while e was speak
ds 9ss af s s' es @ s e. sn e Sssg goas &
insssaore, and : dozen sihots wore are1
sSain on ae oanby an s ae s arsa
I'll 10 tho loft but WIS spootiy STINT down md killed
s 1oansa III t tho ss I liz 'i tiled RI to draw It's dor.
ringer, whom two Inlians rnn up and knoekol hin.
, 1873-04-14
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.

HktDayAsrEna or TIE IN Mopoo ExrEp1r1oS, n
st1a Mcaean IT,
Nill hayo finger amrntatea. The camp was alarmed
1 lsst nght and asns occurred along the picket line.
Col Green camo near losing his lfo By the acciden-
tai discharge q pistol in the hands Of another on
cor The bullet cut the front Of bis cap away brus-
ing his forehead slightly.
Tho attack on Col: Mason yesterday vas t5esehsry.
Aieut sherwood, officer Of tho DAY, SAW q Thte nag
oua, % pike; n and sn. to &C. Thst saS va
indian boy who wanted thom to coma up ID tho rocKa
h9 they sn n s 70 Rnf bn
thoy refused, when the Indians opened re thona.
A. tho soeond yoeS Iont. Sherwood fell, shot through
also slot in Tic arm, .evoring an artery. Tho
troops turned ont ~ under Mason. c"pt. Eagsr'
onta that thoy rescued tho olcofs 500 yards outside
of tho picket limo. Boyle va. unhur but Sherwood u
commanding officers Of both posts as we'll as tho Com
uisaloners.
TIE IT. t.ooPs expect ofasrs to 1nove s at hny % minute
Tho pot 70 capture the commanding o'i.eers u oyt;
as The 9doe1 &c, 1Snt for & Gen. so e @ fou n
THUS slo!r liyos were saved:
New Yonn, April 19-Tho HeraM ha, special from,
tho camp near the lava-neds early 8anday morning, to-
ANOTHER AooouHr Or TIN aiAssAonE.
NEW YoRK, April IA Ban Franc1sco special hAH
tho following relative to tho Modoc massacre: Tho
attack on Col. Masonic, camp commenced by
tho Indians firing on Leuta. Boyle and shcr-
Tooa wno % had @ wandeIfa aome Soo ya5ds outstda 3
through tho ond leg, but Lieut.. Boyle
escaped without injury Both officers got safely
back to shoir camp This attack ~as only folut to
enable Capt Jack TO carry ons hs murderous dcaigns
with greater safety to hinsof and hoae accompanying
him to the council.
Of the AdJutaatrGeneral Of tl,s Army
AEApooAnrEns DIVISION or The, ThE
u a., y, =, tAols1o Apra1 L.
70 Gen. y. I. Sherman, l7asht,gton:
Tho following report OF tue horrible treAchery ana
murder ha' 1ust been received. lsYo loleBfapnea
ool dtllem 70 et ING Of tne naoaoea 10 a.
nerere ~ their troachory has anu 10 ho"f
soon mat no has "'aae III eno VI taGa' ~ souor,r,,
tSsn'a' n1ajor-aencrai NJ ii oommandia,g. Comm th,
The following IL copy o' the telegram 10 INC Assst-
ant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" 1s.,, ,,..o,or. ,vont n
meet tne 1ooa' os n n a sa. " .n9 In
Hho a. a1 tns Ind Wotehiga tho eotereaee ropore ng
upon no rs.ehjne The psee Of meeting found ts ae
Uanoy nna tno ICY II H. a ~ poS aa s
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