Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-05


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at Los AngeIe--ya.qusI Again--
Murder by Arizona lndiAn---oee'-
dent at san Jose.
sAS FRAxCIsco, Oct. 4.
The following is c report OF the ehecu-
ton of Capt. Jack and bis band; Boston
Charley and Black jim were led on to
the scaffold first; Scouchin next. They
mounted it with apparent indifference
and iron nerve, having evidently resolved
to die as they have lived Jack vert
easily up the stairway, but looked
wretched and miserable. The letters had
been struck of, but their arms were Sc
curely pinioned with cords. At precise
ly 9:45 a. m, the interpreters, Captain
o. C. Apologize and David HILL e.
planned to the culpnts the nature OF the
order to be read to them by the Adjutant.
At 10 q. m. Adjutant Kipgsbury read the
order promulgatiug sentence OF the Com
mission and the Presidents order there:
in, with orders Of the Secretary OF War
and the Department Commander in the
premises. The two roprieved prisoners,
Barricho and Slotu1, yet stood on the
ground in front OF the scaff0ld, shackled
and under guard. During the reading
the pinioned victims were seated on the
, pl torn OF the scafoli, with their feet
on the drop, listening anXionsly, but OF
course not understanding a word. The
reading occupied ten minutes. Then
the Adiutant read the order Of commute.
ton in the cases OF Barricho and slo'
tux, and they were taken back 10 the
stockade evidently happy The chaplain
then prayed for the culprits. They listen
ed attentively. At 1915 the fatal nooses
were placed around the necks of the cul
prits, under the direction Of Capt. Hose
who bid farewell to them. The blacl
caps were placed over the heads Of al
the culprits. At 1920 they stood on thu
drop, the rope was cut by an assistant
and the bodies swung round and round
Jack and jim apparently died easily, bu
Boston and Schonchin suffered :erribl
CONFUSION. At 1928 they had no pulse
As the drop fell with terrible and dead
ly thug, the four poor wretcbes fell int
eternity, and half smothered cry {
} horror went up from over 500 Klamat
Indians who witnessed the awful So
, tacle.
Application was made this morning
Gen. Wheaton, 10y Sheriff jackson, fc
f the custody of the Indians indicted /
the Grand Jury, but it was refused,
: The United States Grand Jury VI
: probably report on the case Of CAPITA
Clarke, Of the ship Sunrise, to-day. Nc
withstandiDg the effort to bride the sal
ors, they told straightforward story.
" The steamer Newbern makes the init
IS trip under the new management to Il
e Gulf and Colorado river to-day. Sever
army officers and about 50 recruits +
Arizona will 90 down in her.
j. SAE Francisco, Oct, /.
e The wife Of VIM. Guimans and 70
d children were out on the Cliff House TO
le this evening in family carriage, VIII
the horse took fright and ran away. T
occupants were thrown out, and lit
+ girl, nine years Of age, had her arm d
= located at the shoulder. Mrs. Guima
ID had an arm broken, and the others We
It badly bruised
t. VALLEJO, Cal, Oct A.
it The sentence Of Robert Mcdonald
Ie postponed until the 10Th inst.
Ie A large party of ercursionists, on boa
D. the steamer Yosemite. to-day visited
I'd various points of interest on the bay a
IN Mare Island.
$, SALINAS, Cal. Oct. 4
a Lorenzo Nasquez was examined befC
Justice McCandless on charge Of co
plicity in the Tres Pinos murder, and
'e accessory after the fact by harboring a
re assisting the felons to escape, was h
b. to appear before the Grand Jury,
s. $1,000 bonds.
Los ANGELES, Oct. 4
A wharf, l 400 feet long, is to be br
le at Wilmington.
IN The Daily Herald, a morning pap
OF made its first appearance yesterday.
1t is believed that Vasques is still
in the mountains near Elizabeth lake.
II, The Prescott Miner confirms the ne
ey Of the killing of J. B. Townsend by
Apaches. His body was found IL
Dripping Springs, not stripped or m,
"a lated.
&c San JOSE, Cal, Oct. 4
i'S Occdent trotted against time, {
10 made the first quarter in 56R; half
1:2; q mile in 2.2l.