The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-06-05


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e.its|i passed O. the mar BE foinnetfs b PAT up
iNt On captain Jack
tHl,tt.- Two 1oufl alierl lls Boston Charley -
.tai amer ne Nolocz pecc co.ricr, bat failed 70
l1E f1lrl- The surprise resulted n the s1rr.1
GEE uI tc1ic1 CAREY, Capt. Jacs sister, the prn-
e.s4 Mar Hlack Jns woman. ard Other female
1o4oel. fl1si,9 ron . y years oi az, a-1 seven
pq2ies CAPT Jack q feiaged in acannon With ili u
Scar Faet cfsris5 Ola sehouehia ana tsI, var
siols er1e1defea . e1pt 5ack. and three others
NV foaz, Jdne tx brief olscis- letter from Fort
Clarke, dated nay ~ .aludine p oil Mckenzie
march over one hundred miles IL felt the destruc-
ton % two Villages and The Iefu Do camp, With at
between noon Nay H. AID dsyah, Nsg i9-fortv-one
lourF--lsiih lcsE 10 Mckenzie % only three men
wounded. one. uls supposed, MORALLY.
LONDON. june 1.-Ills Times this morning published
special dispatch from Berlin which says the German
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into regular diplomatic relations win BIZ government
nntl saisled that isancc win iatAiuy adhere 70 the
BALrrnoHE. June Alive persons convicted of nnr-
der and one convicted o. rape awaiting the death
sentence In this State. Three ofihcm white and
fhrce are coorcd-
Bqsros june s-The following l. formal Hst Of
Ore Of Friday last. Foreign Offices, 83l0000 New York
Offices, $50 oo0i Philadelphia Offices, $1,000; Hartford
ollces, fll,9ee Providence oihces, $1,000; Bangor
Offices ti3 200 miscellaneous, t300ooi total outside
% Boston. tDl0oo0.
NEw 0nLE.Ne, June as. A. Summer, an enter
prizing cfzeu. the frst President OF the Cotton TX
change, and Presdentof the Crescent City Bank died
Nav YoRK juno 2-Tilden, Chairman Of the Demo
cratic central COMMITTEES departs for England on the
BarrrN0nE. June 2-sseinhud 4 Co.'S chemical
works were completely destroyed BY ere early this
flrrrrI Tusr u IfnrlIn funE last
NIGHT three bali gamcj Tor $500 between Ubashy and
bcssy erthe former 70 run 600 points against 400 for
COO to 20 for Bcsailyer.
NV YoRK. june a--Iudge Davis granted this
Tweed until October. adjournment was granted on
the anday Of physicians 20 the effect that 70 proceed
with The trial now would endangcr the life OF John
Graham, Tweed leading counsel.
NBw YoRK. June 2fhe Express states that Rev
Henry Ward Beccher to-day wrote statement exh0n-
Grating Theodore Tton from ali connection with the
late scandal with which his has been connected
The statement u Mr. Beecher will printed Tomorrow
morning some paper states that the man who lately
made public the Tribune statements samuel WilSer
son.
NEw YORK, June 3-The following card
was published this afternoon; have main
tanned silence respecting the ISLANDERS which
have for some time passed followed me. l
should not speak now, except for the
sake Of relieving another of the unjust inn
putation document which was recently pub
lished bearing my name with others, was
published without consultation either with
me or with Mr. Tiltson, nor with any other
authorization from us; If that document
should lead the public to regard Mr.. Tiltson
as author calumnies to which it alludes, it
will do him great injustice. am unwilling
that he should even seem to be responsible
for Injurious statements whose force was
derived wholly from others.
fSignedl Henry " Ann BFFCHFp
SAN FRANcisco, June "A dispatch
from Green's camp, Longelfs Valley, Lost
/ river in Oregon, dated May 10, says: After
thorough examination of the BIedocs cap
tured during the present scout under Col.
Green, it is aseertained that the last haul
netted 81 men, women and children 10
being able-bodied warriors. There were
also captured 16 rifles of various patterns,
| 113 cartridges and several lean ponies.
Boston Charley and schonchin are anx-
ious about the disposition to be made of
them. The former murdered Dr. Thomas
and the latter mutilated Meacham. They
look like desperados Each carries his
character on his face Boston Charlie is
about % years old and Schonchin about 80
years old. The boldest warrior of the band
is Scarfaccd Charley.
a Cubaness Of Yreka, who slept in their
retreat last night, says Captain Jack pre-
sented a most woe-begone appearance The
willy warrior sat on a rock IN tie center of a
little Lava Bed, wrapped in faded army
blanket. His sister Mary, captured at Will
low creek day before yesterday, asked, with
tears in her eyes, to enter camp. lie was
sullcn, and said little, and promised to sur
render to-day or tonight In the night he
stole away. The Modocs say Jack is insane.
He is thought to be in this neighborhood
with three to five warriors
There are twelve Modocs at three different
sections of the country pursued by cavalry
under Colonel Perry, Major Trimble and
Major Crossam.
The war with the Modocs as e tribe is
over Fighting after guerrilla fashion will
I probably continue till the last outlaw is
captured or killed.
APPRECIATES HousI, CAL, June f.. This
morning the troops in Langalles Fsllsy
were divided into several parties, and sent
out scouting foB fleeing Modocs. Just as
the scouting parties left, the Modoc cap
tiTes, except Bogus Charley, Hooker jim,
Steamboat Frank and Shock Nasty Jim,
4 were sent to this rnche in charge Of Lieu
tenant Taylor of the Fourth Artillery, and a
small detachment of men.
q
"A series Of prolonged wells and cheers
aroused the camp half hoaI-after the de-
partnre Of my-.last courier, Messrs. Davis,
WhcatoH and Others. The officers and men
rushed out to ascertain the cause of the
4 uproar, and Why the camp was in cemmo-
ton. Down 10 a level place north of the
house was grand cava.ca6e of mounted
horscmen who came forward at a furious
rate, and soon reached the spectators about
the premises.
Captain Jacks captured !" again
shouted the sturdy sergeant. Again the
valley resounded with cheers and wells.
! The mounted comuiand was Perry's, which
lad returned from q scout Of tvcnty-ihrcC
hours
Three miles above tho mouth Of Yellow
Creek. az half-past 10 o'clock this morning,
the Warm Spring scouts struck Jacks
trail and after brief search, the Modocs
were discovered and surrounded. Sud
denly the Modes shot ont from the rock.
with awhile fag We met the Warm Spring
Indians and they said that Jack wished e
surrender.
Three scouts were sent to meet him ane
10 CAME ont cautiously glanced about him
a moment, and then came forward and held
out his hand to his visitors: then two OF
ms warriors. i've sQuaWs and seven cllildrcI
aartel forth and Joined him n tho snrren
der The command thaf made this famous
scout was the Fitst Seuadrop Of the Fins
CaNslry, under Col. D. Perry
SAX FlltsCIssp, June 2.-rhe foll0wm,
dispatch WAS sent 70 General sherman:
Colonel Doris exports, Juno I, ihat Modo'
scouts we're senf cut Qp Tuesday, Iii
, tNenty-6fSt 0f May. from Tule Lake. ans
renoF,tdto him at App.eeatc on the oven
Ing 81 the tvenfy-cighth of having founs
Jack and hiF band cncamped on Niesol
creek ffossing e the emiefans read. four
fcen miles east 81 Apple1ate. Hasbr1uck'
and Iacks0nS sQuaflrons. under Maio
Green, wcrt sent il pursuit and csu
, upon them on tho eyenSng Of the twenty
ninlh sra pufsned them until tic cyenil
oi IAf ih,rio5i' whcp fourteen warriors. tc
Noncn and Pine children wcfo caQt0r
ailcfo slight skirii<n
8fnong fhcN Were Schoncbin ana ScaI