, 1873-04-23


Indians will but make stand togothor In any
place. VIC ahaf1 soon haye tho last ono but in
scattering, small banda, 1t will DO next to impoa
Blblo 10 got them.
LATER, 10 a. m.-Fring Inns commenced at tho
hen IleGd Of Long Cave, where tho troops we're al
to water. The oscort coming in {o noet
mon are ordered to fnll In. Light Battery 3,
Sixth Aarltllcry, is on tho way from Freadio, as
also tho cavalry. Battery g., Fourth Artillery,
from Black Point, is also on The way The at
teck is nbont o milo from camp; The firing is
1Iolocs.
Tho firing has coased. No particulars before
tho courior lonvos
YREKA, April 21.-Jamoa Glenn arrived at 8 p.
n. from the front, md brings dispatches from
Con. Gi11em. He left ut 1880 yesterday. Ho
reportH being shot at twice when four milea this
side Of camp by Indians, but waH untouched.
y: A. Hoveyis on bis way In with tho remains
Tho company who started out day boforo yoa-
torday will return tonight.
Tho settlers OF Bogus and Willow oroe'a nre
much excited, and III preparing to move into
nghbosood Bogus nc ys enee oahors Il
Woro seen down near Ptcark's, noar Klamath
Oryatal Crook in Scott Valley. ~ ~>~~~ - -
hsr and
twenty, and are we'll armed. Whether thoro be
danger Or not tho people aro well armed Ono
family has loft tho neighborhood whore they con-
gregato. Col. Mendenhnll's command has boon
ordered to move via Shasta Valley instead Of tho
Pitt River route.
San FRANo1sco, April 20.-The regular courier
ar1tyod from tho front this evening at Yreka.
somo yolunteors' eseorting Hovey's romaina to
.soar-Facod Charley vas not Killed. the body Iy
1tlep Trepk. schonehina s. body 'S vas found,
md hls T., bead taltoq to camp. He
afterwards Eiliod By sholl. His whole body b. b.
low tho breast vas torn out. Watchnatato,
another young Modoo, WAS a1so recognized
among tho dead. Tho eholl that killed. Bohon-
I{1 etos sa 1 SsDea sasGi a' picked up by at0hn'Ht0
From the way things looked in the cave, and
the finding Of ammunition, pyoyistons. and other
articles it was eyldont TINT the Indians left In
hurry, no doubt supposing thoir stronghold
Indians hnvo beon seen botween Fairchi1d'a place
and Klamath Lako. Tho opinion OF many ia
TINT amall parties may. acout nround after
good horses, while enough will remain In Lava-
Bed to kcop tho soldiers there.
APRIL cd p. m.-The cavalry have returned.
There were no 8igne Of the Indlan trail. DR..
Oabancss, returned from the Lnva-Ded, reports
two squaws captured. Tho old aquaw brought
IN J; Yesterday g was shown sohonchin's head and
Col. Perry travelled about 80 ailou, making
circuit Of tho Lava-Bed. Ho SEW no Indians.
The Warm Spring Indians will be on tho trail
Of tho rambling Modocs who bothered us to-
night.
DR.. Cabnnese WIS along the line during the
days fight. Ee says ho counted two1vo warri-
ors slain. How many thoy buried no one
knows.
=, Modoes {, wers seen to-dny from tho lookout on
Ticknor started with IN expross for Linkvil1e,
to-day. He saw tho Modocs and had to turn
back.
Two @ MGde9s ., aro to ha7o been killed
Thore is much speculation in regard to tho No
doos, gaining aid from other tribos. It possible
that all tho tribes except the Warm springers
sympathizc with Capt. Jack, but they arc satis-
Pit Rivers IndianB will bo not DO likely to Join
Jaok1unleBs he forces them. They aro miserable
Bot, and have become 80 demora1zed ovor tho
MANY severe chastisoments given by Gen.
to @ aght the The, whites. Tho Smoke Crooks bast abosat
Fail River arc a moan aot. They really belong
to tho Pluto Snakes. The piutes who roam
about Goose Lake, farther north, are vicious
IL Or orgsa RRsy
Comprising e Va9s aooae Lake. ohomocan' ns ''' and
othor vlllages in Eastern Oregon; Northern e'
They haye always boen bittof enemios Of tho
Modocs. Tho Scott Valley and Klamath River
Indians. although sought for aid, have never
shown tho least disposition to take stock In
Capt. jacks crusade.
Tile Indians horoabouts and throughout Scott
Valley are as we'll posted as the Whites on the
movements Of tho ModocB. Signal hroB hnye
been reported in some Of the hills in Scott VAL
docs Or not We are unable to say.
SAN FRANCIBCQ, april 4t.-Ile following la
Just received:
oAuP At LAVA BED, April pa pack train,
men, was attacked yeBterday. about 10 a. nj.
Previous to this tho escort from Maaon's camp,
coming to meet 1t, was attaked at the head Of
Long Cove. Lieut. Loary and men sought shel-
Whom Lieut.. Howe came up the n1odocs at
tackled him, hut wore again driyon back. Lieut..
Leary lost ono mnn killed and ono wounded.
The train arrived safely, but was fred into when
%ssns %sa dh a' naSs Ss a ss'n & TN s
b s; s oaoes a"s who followed fhq h to c.p iShss n
o. tho train. They orept up to within sod yards.
The pckets sent volloy through camp. Maj.
tered them. Thore were eleven in the attacking
party Arms were distributed to Ill in camp.
The Modocs soon fod into tho rookB.
A correspondent OF the London Illustrated
iii The Warn m spring Indians will bo around to-
day, and start TO hunt tho Modocs out. They
aro scattered in small parties, and 1t will DO dit
1oult to follow. Tho roads are not safa.
After tho Ohoyonnos and Arapnhoes.
8Al1NA, Kan, April 22.-Fiye companies Of tho
Sixth Regulars, we'll mounted, Col. Oalses COM
manding, passed here to-day, on quick march
for 1Iayos, 100 miles west Of hero, on tho Kansas
Paolfo. That neighborhood, It is said, ls threat
enod by tho Choyennos and Arapahoas, tho al
leued nurdorora Of tho aurvevora
milwaukee, Special Election.
MILWAUKEE, April 22.-Tho special election
hold to-day to fill tho vacanoioa occasioned by
tho ineliglbity OF certain candidates, elected At
tho regular election Oh tho LIST OF April resulted