New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-15

T.. n AH1OcK arrived mere. MISSES In
treH and Steele came for the purpose OF IN
during into Indian affairs. This morning
Captain Jack, Scarfaced Charlie. Boston
Charlie, Schoncbin, Nose William, Princess
, Mary and LIZZIE were escorted 70 the OF
GERS tent under corporaPs guard, so that
Judge Steele might talk with them and gain
such information as might throw light upon
certain acts now enshrouded in mystery.
Jack, Schoncbin, Boston and Nose, were IN
chains, the others were loose. Inc cap
tives formed the usual semi-circle IN the
lock, apparently displeased at heing
brought forth for talk. Dark lines about
lis eyes. which are bright and gilttefing'
indicate that confinement even III large,
airy tent is beginning TO wear INN.
The restriction of his liberty has greater
effect upon him than the suspense about his
future fate. Only few days since re tod
he officer in charge OF prisoners tha! ms
Indian heart was dead and his body cold !;
all that he wished was that L,zzie, us
.avcrlte squaw, might be allowed 10 sit be,
SIDE him His request was granted, and
.be souaw came to him. During the inter-
view CAPTAIN Jack and Schonchin sat on q
,i,v goods box, and Lizzie sCuatted a. their
.eet.
Judge Steele shook hands with the In
dams and said he was glad to meet them.
Jack was the only one who removed bis
bat. Scartaced Charley was called TO the
front to act as interpreter. Judge steele
said he regretted 10 see that the Indians
had not followed his advice and behaved
themselves. He was sorry to find them in
such a bad fix. but he came to have d talk,
md he wanted nothing but the truth.
Then followed a question about the dis
POSITION of the property Of the Modccs'
victims. But little satisfaction was OBJ
tanned at first. the Indians denying any
know ledge of DR.. Thomas ard Lieutenant
They told differen. stories and referred
the jadge 70 Hooker JIM Schocknasty Jim,
and Steamboat Frank, desiring to i1nplicate
these three worthless as much as possible.
Jacks people hate the two Jims and Frank
On account of their treachery They have
threatened to kill them or have them killed
even if it takes years to accomplish the
job. Boston Charley says the Indians
placed watch under rock, and that the
ring was buried after the battle 1t Dry
Lake.
1t was burned with Ellen's Man and bis
property After half an hours talk, Judge
Steele told them that unless they stated
where they bad packed away army guns
and gave up the watch and ring, he would
aoandon them to their fate, and not try to
get The ear Of Tybee Davis. The Indians
have until tomorrow to consider the matter.
Judge Steele, Mr.. Luttreil, Mr.. Fairchild,
Dr. Cabanass and two others leave for
home tomorrow via the lava beds. Their
route through the lava beds may possibly
lead to the capture of Miller's Charley and
his squaw, who are thought to be living
in the lava beds.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, June l4-This was the
last day of the races. The pace for all lost
was won by Chicago in five heats; best
time 2:27A. The running race was won by
War Jig-time Isl and 1:55aa.
HARTFORD, June 14.-David Scott, who,
with his brother, was sentenced to impris-
oEment for life for the murder of three in
mates of house of ill-fame near Windsor
Locks, Connecticut, in January, 1872. COM
nitted suicide at the State Prison, at
We.hersfeld, this morning.
BALTIMORE, June l4.-During dispute
over game Of cards tonight, Charles
Scott cut, with knife, Charles Rasbey in
tue abdomen. His entrails protruded. The
in jr.red nan may recover. Scott was ar
rested. Both are cOlOred.
EVANSVILLE, O.. June 4.-Last evening
DR.. Lewis learned that Thomas Smith,
married man, had taken his daughter in
buggy and left town. He followed and
overlook them, and shot Smith through the
lungs, and then beat him SO severely that
ne Is not expected to live. Lewis has been
arrested.
Boston. June 1.-THE master car build.
ers convened last night. and elected the
following officers for the ensuing year. and
dissolved: President, j. H. Van Houten. Of
P:ttsburg; vice president, d. p. Berry. Of
Hartford; secretary, Leander Geary. Of
Morlisiana, New York; treasurer, A. Stein
book, of Reading. Pennsylvania.
HENDERSON. KY, June 4.-An insane
man. attending a circus, killed a child with
d club, and injured number of persons.
He was arrested, after receiving three shots
from the police.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 1.-THE Supreme
Court has again granted Mrs. Glen, who
mas twice been convicted Of the murder Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Young, new trial. This will
be tie fifth time.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer. ,
Washington, June IA. 1873. 4:35 ?. NJ. }
PROBABILITIES.
For New England on Sunday, east and south
wiLds and increasing clOudiness, WITH rain areas,
especially over the southern and western portions.
For the Middle States and lower lake region,
cloudy weather and rain areas. For the South
Atlantic States winds veering from southwest to
Kentucky, Tennessee and the Gulf States east of
I he Mississippi, light to fresh winds from the
southwest and northwest, and generally clear and
gentle to fresh winds, mostly from the southeast
and southwest and partly cloudy weather, with
possibly areas Of light rain. Fer the Northwest,
nOrtherlv to westerly WINDS and cle;g OF parity
cloudy weather.
River Intelligence
SOUTHWEST PASS, June H. P. M.-BaroIeter
% $ o. Wind west NOTWITHSTANDING. AR
days from Liverpool, with salt, to Lowell
Bailey; schooner Linda, Agnew, master, from Cen
fle gos with mOlasses, to FlOrian Lange vessel to
Tad l,iv>f MnD.l 10
ami bark Rosa del Furia.
PAss.AIOuTRE, June IA. P. M.-wind west
No arrivals.
Si.ileG-Steamshp St. Louis and schooner East
MEMPHIS; June 1.-THE river is declining.
from Chicago. Departed-R E. Lee Richmond and
Mary Alice, tor New Orleans; Mary Boyd, for
Little Rock Arlington, for Cincinnati Grand
CsNclsSAri June H.-River eight feet Elk inches
and falling. :, Wsather cloudy and threatening.
palted-H. s. Turner for New Orleans.
:. CAIRO: June l4:-Arriyed-Pauiine Carroll. from
A. NJ: John F. Tolle, from New Orleans, P. NJ.
Departed-Repubc. for New Orleacs. 10 P. NJ;
Carroll, for st. Louis, midnight; Kyle. for New Or.
stationary. Weather clear and cool.
Pi1rssnK''. June Electromagnetic river four fee;
Ev.Ss s,'r june i4@weather cloudy: heavy
rains: warm. River fallen eigh: inches IL the last
t weBt y four hours.
LorIsyl,.s. june l4-River stationary: FIVE Zee.
in the canal. three feet in the chute. Weather
loudly and sultry. AIrived-Mary Houston. from
New Orleans.
vlcKsBURG. June ii.-Passed down-ciencoe, az
II A. NJ. Up-Ladv Lee. at 9 A. NJ: Pa.coud at 3
p NJ: BaEnoCk CITY, at p. NJ. ArTiveu-Clty Of
Helena. at P. N. Weather warm and clear.
River falling.
ST. Louls. June i4-Depa1ted-Citv cf Weeks.
burg. ioy Eicksbug. and Henry Ames, fer New
Orleans. River stationary. Weather cloudy.
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