, 1875-09-04

rAteiln1 IN hie htntlA. NAn 1AH never hehn hr.in
and his curiouB dlsappe4rance seemed 10 ho ono
Of thosn suYseoties destined ueyor 10 In un,as-
rled. In tho Bunmer of 1873. l,n1evor. Dayo
N1Ach n1gso boy, While OIL: hunting. waA llor-
y1hcd b5 the sudden dlacnser5 Of human bsc'o'
ton near high b1uF on The 1IIinoia nisnr.
great c.sny noighbots rame to ser the bleach.
iae bones. bnt AZ they wnsc 10 SECLUDED place.
far anay from any settlement. It war thought
hos. no: to disturb then During the following
pprinE m Indian iad drawn by curiosity to TIsss
tho nktIatotI. discovered under tho edge Of arock
book Partially n1u.i'ated. whcli ha Immediately
teok 10 q neighborins houae. ia the Ey-lesl
wss found thu Inscription "John Emmett Nan,
IenstnHorth, KanrA.. February. 1879" IN Ger
ran letters. Underneath thte nAtno was tho fol-
lowing quotation from Horace:
t.!s.a rnos" *.iWa pS'ta' rtle psspe.nna tabeFnaa
from other phpert found ue1r tho spot It was
Irnve'i bay oE.d louht that the bones were those
OF the tll-fated schooi-teA.her. An examination
ebowod that hs had boen shot from behiad tie
bullet lodging In tue bono near tho nose. t;ua-
picon a. once pointed to Sam Fooy. lie hsd
heen seen last with the murdered man. Ilo Was
arreBted, and charged will the crime. After bis
arrest Il tran4pirod tilat io Ind previously con.
fcesed his guilt to brother-fu-law named Beat
tic. AMI al.o to frail woman with whom ho NOS
n,l Intimate ter.na, Evidence continued to pcnr
In from dozen different Hourccs. establfsbing
Fooy's guilt beyond doubt. liz listened to hs
sentence with htoical Indifference. Fooy was .
native Of this town. 4 fen years ago his sister
Alice waa tho p1ettleat girl In The country, and =
reigniug botle.
Ito tht At,eefattd lr<s,.1
LITTLE 1.DcE, Sept. 3.-The six men lung TO-
a..
| term of the Federal Court. There were eight
reuteneed at tho rame time. Ono MIN wab kill
! ol aftcrward whIo attempting to escape. and
| tha sentence Of tie other Vas eom,nu.ed to iu-
prisontacn. for ltfo. Tho names of tho mei
! wlo weIe hanged wcse Jarca II. Moore {whltc),
David II. Evans {wll.e), Samuel VI. Tooy (qnsr.
ter Cberokce). Smoker 31an.Kilicr Vull-blood
Chorokee). Edmund cAmpbs1s {eo!ored,, ARD
John Wilmington {mhitel.
Smoker Mno.Kliler has all along charged TIM
Witnesses against hin viii. rerin.y. lso had
very black hair, Waa Rsout-built. With Iow foso-
head. and stirred his faso In tho face with tho
usual indifference OF tho Indian. A few dnys
eiucc lie profcgacd religion and Joined tle
i'fesbytefian Church.
James II. aIoote WIS q years old. tall aud
fine looking, bald and daring. lie wan native
Of johnson County, 3o.. but removed to Texas
when child where lie grow UP on The frontier
IN \ murderer, hlehWaymau, aud horse.thief.
His equal con1d hardly be found. Tic waA con-
ncc.el with \ band Of outlaws III tie Indian
country. EtcaIing somo horses in Washington
County, IN this State. in connection With =
confederate they we're followed and oyer:sken
wllen tho two il1od upon tho poase. killing oue
and wonnJ'ng auothef. lloy escaped. but
were afterwards oyertaIeu. Moots's partner
Was killed whilo attempting to escape. Moore
| ~nu nj fHFr In i4t
| tried. mud sentonced to be hanged. Whon
captured be boasted that he had
killed eight white men. and ludlaus and negroes
sns 10 H. 70 w ss0 m LID Is 'ta n 70 sG T. tho
child living in Texas, As o desrerndo aud out
lar. Le wnH the best representative Of tho lot.
Ilo was hnp!izod in the Eunau Catholic faith
| last Saturday.
Samuel IL. Fooy, quarter blood Cherokee, VAS
natiYe Of Fott Smith. ~ years old. welt cdu-
Gated married, haB three children, sud his fami-
y resldsa near Wobbers Falls, In July. 167.,
he murdered younS man 'smea J; 7. N.6, near
money. Ao followed hipl aIoug road lie MAS
travelling, shot him through tLs head, and threw
tic bodv 0yor blu7, whorc it waa afterwards
discovered by hunter. Fooy confessed the
cIlne.
Daniel II. Evans was handsome young man
of 25. q tlatiTe Of Tennessee. lie Ind respectable
connections in Missouri, Tennessee. aud Texas.
11e murdered q man named seebolt in November
rdin n1on H. 1osa soaa,hcr rhon Exs"a ~,
i,;a n6,nnsT,ns,, lila thn Soav tooa hs hors. .nd
tnonnv snd nrnceedod m III, ionrnsy' rhs
Indy xaa aiaroyorsd and Evans seIestcd th1os
dars aftor Ti3inr ths murdered rnsI,s horso .nf
w.nTin,, H. cnfnos Er.ns adT;t,ad is ssan4 ny
cs.cn ,iti, nutIaTr' and in cnnnectton with u twr
ntl'crv. ,nphsI wealthy man II, thc Greal
Nation in 7s73 NJ a12 0)f. Tventy-fIye thnm
ta"d ,io,ia,s nj Tia mnnsv' ,,e s,ys r. hnrisd H.
Ilnsann Cnnntv ;ra., IFc saxa ha stncL -
,,,no stick IN lin v,rtim,a 11eai, anf
ret II nn firs 10 cou,psl him tn tal
lin ,rha,o Ia ,nnrav vs. # vou1l Ia stnr, =.
H.; naa o.u -. YIN .se ~ oIs"psu ~ ~ = uts. a'tel
nle ,,s' nontenca "As PtVnouncuu ny sne 1uuHe' at
sam,.ssv .ho~n Inn H. snh1a,.J H. Gstan. ~ ~.
fsitb.
William J. Whitlington War natiycof Georgia
Taylor County. 30 yoars OLD. aud had w'fe s1,t
,a'ee c9,!aisH, Eao now 'vS III Iae CaleK4ses
Trnar H. i Esh1.rv is., II r. 1t.i.L.o .oss
Nation. Riding hons ono evening from rroK
gerry NTH Turner. An old man aud ncghbor hl
| tlubbcd tho latter. knocking him from hi6 horse