The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-10
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MASSACRE OF MoDocs
n The Beginning Of the End
NodOc Escort OyGpOWcrcd BY Oregon Volunteers
slaughter of Men, Women and Children
\ A RIOT AT FORT DODGE
Prince NapOleOnViSits Mcmahon
THREATENING ATTITUDE OF MEXICO
Carlists Whipped in Grenada
ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIE FUNERAL OR MINISTER ORR
A RIOT AT FORT DODGE
Prince apOleOnVisits Mcmahon
THREATENING ATTITUDE OF MEXICO
Carlists Whipped in Grenad;
ARRANGEMENTS FOR IaE FUNERAL OR MINISTER Or
THE M0DOCs.

THE M0D0Cs.
B0YLE's CAMP June 9.-General Davj
proposes to take cavalry, q light batter
of the Fourth Artillery, and Infantry am
march through the Klamath country I
Forts Worden and Harvey, and as ia
w north as Wall, for the purpose of intimida
& ting the Indians. Preliminary orders fol
* the movement have already been issued.
M FAIRCnILD's Rancho, June % A. M.-
AT o'clock. yesterday forenoon, Johl
m Fairchid and his brother, Burgess, to
" gether with Bogus Charley and Setback
nasty jim, left here for Boyles Camp OF
a the Peninsula, with the ModOcs captured
" in this neghborhood. There are other In
\ dams lurking in this vicinity, and they
a will Ii kelly be captured in few days.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 0.-Dispatches
x from Boyle 8 Camp, dated 9Th inst, relate
81 the particulars of most atroci GUS massa
ere Of Modoc prisoners, supposed to have
y been perpetrated by Oregon volunteers.
"A Saturday morning, James Fairchld and
v abOst dozen other men, left Fsirchilds
n rancho on Cottonwood Creek, with seven
\ teen Modoc capiives, including women and
"a children, Shack nasty Jim, Bogus Charley
land other Indians They were in wagon
Mdrawn by four miles. When crossing Lost
KRiver the party encountered a body of
NOregon volunteers, commanded by Captain
#liiscr. The soldiers Immediately gathered
ebout the wagon and questioned Farchild.
He told them that the Indians were all
Hot Greeks except Little John, and that
n there were no charges against them.
IA Fairchld undertook to push on to
n Boyle's Camp, when the volunteers re-
N tired TO their camp near Crowley's. 0nI
the road Fairchild noticed two mem
ahead, riding to Rocky Point, as if to in
elercept him. When the team approached,
1.-TWO men came forward, and presented u
Sneedle gun at Fairchids head saying
"get down, you old white headed -"
$"By what authority" asked Fairchild.
E"By mine; am gong to kill these Indians
and you, too" was the reply. The leader
Of the party caught hold of the mules and
enhitchedIihem, cutting the harness. Fair
child, clinging to the lines, leaped to the
ground. The poor wretcbes i'm plored for
mercy, and begged Fairchild to save
Lnou' ,ha, uaa;ataao ,nna ,,aoiaas MI,
wnrn ,ha cnoioS, IN ,ho nartr olthnnnS
t,or;, ;.ata., saa,,, rIha
children shrieked, greaned and wept pite-
ously. Fairchild had nothing but u small
10 cnn Ue sovs Tho ,aars CANA ina
his eyes and he mingled his ea treaties
wi IN thnaa of thu Modocs in tha hona thot
,ho nassa,ro ,ni,ht ha nvan,ad
ue adds thaf n wo,a torr;h,. soono
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dow yh.,Itb;nt of vhati sawa.d hal
MI ,ooue,l 80. 80 ~
children still ring in nv ears Int tbe
lcowardy hands we're not TO be backed. A
shot and little John lay dead in the wagon
with bullet in bis brain. ibe mules
dashed away with Fairchill, who become
Ientangled in the lines. Five more shots
were fired in rapid succession, by which
Jethee Jack, Pony and Moche were killed,
and Little Johns squaw frightfully
wounded In the shoulder
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