The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26
Particulars Of the Surrender Of the
MoasDcS


, ,py,lal dispatch to the San Francisco
n.a.r gives the following particulars Of
IN, ro'rmcc into our lines aud surrender OF
r.Ht spring band of Mudoc>:
FL, news ot the intended surrender OF
~. lniianS spread through the camp hike
.,,tnrr. Soldiers. Warm Spring Indians.
.r.l -.nnts were alike clated at the prospect
~ q pcaCrttl victory.
\,,cr did procession move more SLOWLY.
IHW PONIES. ridden hy the Modocs, were
mt and weak, aud seemed scarcely able to
.,,r the women aud children who were lite
81, Ird upon them. Among the bucks
u,'r Enuus harley, Steamboat Frank, Cur
-t-nrrNCd Doctor. and Others of lesser potr
iH,, were dressed in motley garhs. nearly
a# 1t them wearing portions OF the regular
,u.,grm Of the United States army. and every
t..,,A carried Springfield rife. The women
were dressed in clothes that had evidently
I..su rI>cd ~ the fair sex within the confines
al. civilization. An Of them entered the clinp
Il funrrraI lrcc All noise among the sol.
.isr> Wa hu>hcd. and few words were Spo-
N,n. The Modur> said nothing. General
paws came tulward. He met the procession
M, parc> from the house, and was formal
u introduced tu Rn~u> Charley.
C!EtIit. i 4 slender, athletic. intelligcn,
warrior, IT about twenty yeai> of age: thor
.a-AN understands and speaks the English
1ucudGr. He smiled >wectly on the General
"d took his hand. aud then al the leading
"ArlorS came forward and erected him cor
ally. Then every buck laid his gun hc >idr
Nan 1nd awaited orders.
General ba.i> said Give M your pistols
..,d a'l your other arm>.''
inh it'irk said H. had no arms.
.uiI b,l
tuu camp, where YOU can remain tonight
.&d If Won try to run or escape You will be
-IH dead
The order W.T. explained and all obedience
r.rm,~t't,
Tl,. procession moved across Cottonwood
..r,h L. . cumr ct trees, AT this point the
t4,..u-~ ri The crowd came in. There We're
nsIlnaA,i children, aged >quawS who could
>,.l.,N hohhl". blind. lame. halt. and the
-.arl II lie tribe. There were sixty three
l...~na>--lnrn. women, and childrcn--twelYc
l.. twenty >Quawe and their children.
rguid says there are twenty bucks miss
from the Cottonwood branch oi the tribe
BOGUS Charley said Boston Charley had
Len Killed. TIE di>aiitction heretofore re-.
.nrird i corro,oTutrd by the captain of the
NnHor>. WHO parted company with Captain
.Hyh rj@ht days AGO.
Ia, artillery has been divided into squad
ron> and the Warm Spring Indian, into
snail parties. for the purpose Of following
ttl.taIu ltrk'> faction of the Modoc tribe
and thu respective commands will start out
,1I Ill o. two.
NrHtrr Modur has since entered the
.,nu and surrendered. II is Hooker jim,
,H- lo.f River murderer.
t,.u,r,i rllrm has been superseded.
~. ,,l
..D Francisco. May "a" To General
-l.iman. Washington: Colonel Davis r..
.,lt~ thai about bali the Modoc~. heil,-
''mrIrd and hard pressed by IlaSbrouck,
Ht,c surrendered Internationally. Davis
-.t> hr viii push the pursuit oi Captain
',.k and PARTY. and hopes to end the war
-.uu. !. VI. >CHnfiELn, Mlor-GrncTl.'
luf THrrBLE WITH TnE kIcEArooS.~-
Il '1ag'"1. May ~. From Il report made
il. tt,. House al Representatives last session
81. General ~hank>. chairman Of the Com
ml'"" on Indian Affairs, it appears that the
h,Alp"">. who have just been punished in
N,N',u ly our troops, originally emioratcd
tom Illinois. and Wrr" lnclted, TO the num-
- ri 2H". on reservation of 10000 acres
.4 Vert h"a>t"ln Kansas. The greater portion
81 's, ku h3p"o~ now in Mexico separated
,u 'uo,' "i The tribe abou; twenty wears
.-.' .l,N settled near the WI>hita river. in
a.' WAS then he Indian Territory. but
.N'iI> hr"ama part OF the state of Kun.
-,>. Subsequently, at the commencement of
ST. %Nr in ISL. they moved south. into the
I4dE,u Territory. la avoid II draft. which
tars hnl h,u m3l" To believe WAS imui-
lnr ~ i'N designing persons. who wished to
8lN' them on al kan'a>. In the Indian
territory, according t" the report above
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