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am. Messenger, furnished by Ogi.,
the Surrendered Piute c.i,ef. have been
DISPATCHED to lind aud bring tins Harry
in, and Piuie lrison.rs nov at the
agency will Ia removed Ia Cam liar
ney in a few day., aud probably there
detained until again placed under the
missionary influence Of a modern Ind
ian agent. 1t is fondly hopcd that these
Indians NAV eitle, he removed to In.
dian Territory or with all other agency
Indians he turned over toarmy officers
who will certainly prefer fair DEALING
to fighting. Public feeling is SO strong
against these Indians on account Of
their depredatious this season. that the
men whose friends have been murdered
and property DESTROYED. will not hest.
tate to kill a Pu,e At sight when off
the reservation.
Death OF Cnp, x.e.x
Cant. Keenv Of Keon,s Snako river
ferry. an old coaster who snent the
summer alone at a ranch IN W;,low
creek guarding pro,.rty AGAINST Tn.
dams. was tound dead YESTERDAY oven
ing accidently shot Ills nistoi HAVING
evidently fallen from a hostler to the
ground, going off and the bali STRIKING
him in tie groin. From the appear.
ance of the ground for several rods
Capt. Keeny had suffered terribly he.
fore relieved bv death. The BODY had
lain several DAYS when found
Execution or uo.ao,
New YoRK. Aug. 1.-THE Trib.
une's Berlin special saws of the execn-
ton of Hoedel: He received the an.
nouncement at first stolilly. but after.
ward betrayed great agitation. Some
difficulty had been experienced in oh
tanning an executioner. Iii remarked
that the man who at last accepted the
task is a respectable butcher Of Berlin
When conducted to the place Of execu.
ton Hoedel trembled. and his connie.
nance was asby. The business was
quickly done. lie was made to kneel
down. The executioner raised An i'm.
mense double. handed sword and the
head fell upon the scaffold. The re.
ported executioner refused any reward.
Hoedel, when informed that his exc.
cution was fixed upon, became deathly
pale. He wished to plead for pardon.
but recovered composure when told
this was useless. He then asked for
wine for supper, and drank to the com.
muue and leader of the social democra-
cy. When the sentence was read on
the scaffold he spat disdainfully and
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