The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-11

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MI !i.JD oi0,Ick, and by hard ridlnS nf-
rived here late this evening WIN lhu
following report of the execution OF
Captain Jack and hi. band:
t,.tnu Charley n. d Black Jim were
lodi nm the scnilold iirst and Schono-
chin next. They trod on IL WIN hpi
parent indifference, having re-Vnvu
10 die ~ bravcly ~ they nave hNyu'
Cnp, IN Jack went easily up lhe s'hlr'
way, but looked wreiched ana ih''o'"
BILE. .,o, og
Their manacles were stricken on
but their arms were securely pihioile"
with cords. At precisely o;to A. ~
the interpreters, Capt. o. q, Appiegate
and David Hill, explained to the prs,
ouers the nature of the ORDER 10 DC 'eau
10 them by the AdJutaht, ana ~ teil
O'clock, Adjutant Kingsbufy reau .,'e
order promulgating tho sentence oi .ne
commissioners and the ifesiden, :
order thereon, with the orders OF tne
Secretary OF War and Department
Commander in thepremises. me Two
rrprjeyed prisoners, Bomcho ana ~
lux. vet stood on the ground III lroh.o "
tho scaffold, shacliled and under suaio;
during the reading, the pilioneu
victims were seated on the platform
orthe scailOld, with their feet resting
on the drop listening, but OF course
understanding not II word OF IT, IN
reading occupied ten minutes, lhei
thn Adiutant read the order ana COM
mutation in the case OF Bomci'o a'i'
StoluX, and they were taken p'ci. :.
the stoclsade, evidently reloircu ~ n0'
accompanying the others to the 'li"p
nv Hunting Grounds"
f'The chaplain offered an earnest
,.,,,nr for the souls Of the ctsipghs
Which was listened to attentlvcly, az
In.IE the fatal nooses were piace''
ornu,,d their nccks under the direction
nrContoin uoge. 1t was necessary u
ouf ntrn little Of Captain Jacks long
i,,ir which was in the way of the rope
H"min;n Hoge then bid farewell 10 lne
or;somers and the black caps were
ppiacod over the heads Of all we Gun.
,r;ts At 1920 they gtoCd on the crop
and 10 ropc was cut by the assistant
nj - vi NAL made with Captain hoge's
handkerchief. !,
,rn,. ind es swung round ana rou,iu
J,ck and i'm apparently dying easily
III Rostou and Sch0n0chin su et'''
tnrrihio g, nvulsons. Boston Ii"
Srhonochin repeatedly drew II t",t
In,rs hut the others seemed
almost instantly. Atl0:2S the'r l'Ha,
were felt by Captain Hoge, ana as ~.
is being written they are swinglhr i"'
lessly in the air. m .-r.
a .ua drop fell, with utii
deadly thug, the four WretcheG nun,
heinys fell into eternity, ana m
sm ,thered cry of horror went up lro'A
e.. crowd of over five hundred MA
math Indians who witnessed theawitn
,n,.cracje. and wall of deep ana ny
ter anguish went up from the stockad' :
where the wives and children OF the
wretches had fair view OF the shoch-
ing scene. hod hoe,
n,acpd directly in rear of the g;,lio"S'
Two of them were destined 10 De ui'-
ocr,lc,,uied, ms the order committing
rho sentences of I}omcho and StoluN
only arrived ut 1880 O'Clock last even
ing. and preparations had been maze
for their execution with me OTHERS
An application was made this morn,
mo 70 General Wheaton by the Sherill
of jackson county. Oregon, 1or w.
custody of the Indians inpieted py 'he
grand jury, but was refusol
C.pH or COOP HoPE, October H.
Ninety out of one hundred ana iorty
mariners in the hospital, have diea o.
cholera. r.. coy
BALI, MORE, October 4.--EX-Giov-
crnor Thomas King Carroll is dead.
NEW YORK, October AIR. BRAD
Iauoh declines to lecture before inc
Workinpmen's Union unless they
arrange with the Literary Bureau, IL
which he has sold his lecture services
i'm this country. Many members o.
the Union denouncc Bradlnugh LOT his
atheistic and communist ideas.
MEMPHIS, October A. Twenty-ont
deaths Yesterday. The Masons ahd
Odd Fellows funds are exhausted, alio
they ask aid from their brethren
throughout the country.
CINCINNATI, October 1.-The finan'
cfal trouble is developing disposition
among manufacturers to reduce tneii
force and hours of work. Several nave
reduced and others will follow unless
next week shows Improvement.
louisville, October A. The Ger
man Security bank has not suspended.
1T pays all demands.
DUBuouE, IA, October 4.--Ihe slls-
pended Merchants National bank mas
i.aen in proportion to its capital, cnor-
mousiy swindled. The president stole
sjyt, thousand dollars and The cashier
two hundred and sixty seven thousand
dollars.
LONDON, October, At is reported
that the crops have failed and n fam
;nr ,,,cyails in some portions OF Hun
CAV.
,y,spH!A, EGYPT, October r.
All, ,,2l panic prevails here.
NJ. xo;roN, October 4.-EXten-
eiou Of te Postal service was ordered
fo-,l,y ~ the Atlantic and Richmond
Air t.. r.. Railroad from Mount AIRY
4, M. ,Jtte-one hundred and eighty
hiies.
i,.,..;aDer & Co, grain dealers, Bos-
ton, $500 600; Peak, Opdyke d Co.,
New York, S250,0Do.
The President says he expects to at
tend the reunion of the Army OF the
Tennessee ut Toledo.
General Ne,Aey has been appointed
Postmaster mt Pittsburg.
CuICAGo, October A Committee
az tbe Board of Trade telegraphed IF
teen hundred dollars to the Memphis
sufferers. Further donations Will FOL
low. Bishop Whitehouse, of the do
eese ofIllipois, has requested his clergy
to make donations.
BosToS, October 4.--Arrangements
have been made for parade and ora,
tion Mt Faneuil Hall upon the arrival
of Joseph Arch, the English Working
mems friend.
New York, October 4.-The call fol
a special meeting of the Board o
Aldermen on Monday, to tender the
bospitalities of the city to the Evan.
gelicsl Alliance, thus far mas recei'e !,
Aldermen refused to sign, assertine
that the Alliance is sectarian BODY
and should not receive recognition by
officials representing a)| sects.
New YORK. October 4-There was
flutter of excitement among the Dry
good merchants this morning, csus {
by the suspension of Peake, Opdyke q
Co, one Of the largest dry good house'
on broadway. Peake, the senior mem