Liberal Republican., May 03, 1873, Image 4

DALLAS, SATUKDAY7EvY3r
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MEACUANS 9TORY OP THE
LATE I ASSCI
other tribe gave me an Indian name
which Mguifies Friend I visited
;hcm many years afterwards, and they
came a long way to see me. So I
think it will be with the Modocs.
,The Commissioners will give you a
good home, that b what the Presi
'dent seni me here for." Dr. Thomas
then made a speech, the substance of
wfai$h is as follows: The Great Spirit
pat it in the heart of the President to
send, tne here, believing tjiat cay hear
as good toward tle iqdians, a&d that I
vrul not get tireu of talking peace to
thei. I have known General Canbv
and Mr. Meaetram a long time, and
never knew tbem to telj a )e.V ' the
spoke to then, saying Jat tjjje commis
sioners J0$fd go with there to their
new hcte Jo Calift rnia, Arizona or
h Indian emtorY, as it might be
and remain with tfientill they were
permanently settled.
4
Jack said he could not talk about a
oontry he had never seen; and Scon
chin again said; 44 Ir yoa cannot give
us jFairchild's ranch we need not talk
toy more"
thisotnre two armed Indians
appeared io in, figl, and we all got
lipoo our feet. Captain Jack drew a
fev9)y ty? east, and saying
This is what it means!" sniped it
at Genera) Canby, with a further re
mark which I pould not understand.
Dyar, Riddle and myself broke for the
rocs, and at the same instant Boston
f hot Dr. Thomas in the left breast. As
he fell the Doctor exclaimed to the
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Indians not to ehoot him any more, as j
he would die with the wounds he had.
Bogus pharley asked him if he beiv
e 1 now what Tobia had told them
hat the Indians would kill him
and another Indian came up and sbo
him in the head with a rifle.
Captain Jack shot. General Canbv
io the head nd stabed him in the
neck as he fell The Indian womn
did not run, but jiepj pleading with
the Indians for our lives.
I tjas running, Iyar an4 Riddio
feing in advance, when I stumbled and
fell behind a rock. Sconchin, who bad
pursued me from the. first, was upon me
t . .i. .
in an instant, and drawing a single
barreled deringer, I fired at him aiming
at hi body. He stooped down and
resting his pistol on his knee shot me in
the left eve-brow. He fired a second
fime, the ball striking inc in the r'gbt
and and coming ouc at the wrist
The next shot took off my left fore
nnger. He then retreated and I am
under the impression that my shot
had taken effect. The tent screened
Gen. Canby and Dr. Thomas frcto
my sight. Here I became unconscious
arid when my sensibilities returned
some one was trying to scalp me with
a dull knife. Tobia called to him to
run, as the soldiers were coming, and
he ran away. Her timely exclamatiou
saved my life without a doubt. While
unconscious I received a gun-shot
found in the temple. The next I
I r
remember was ' Come up on the left,"
spoken by an officer to his men.
fin AST PARISH 3f ASSACItlS.
Washington, April 18. United
States Attorney eckwith telegraphs
jo Attorney General Williams, from
New Orleans, to-day as follows :
Deputy Marshal Deklino has re
turned from (Jolfax. He arrived
there a day after tfce massacre. The
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details are horrible. The Democrats
ot urant I'arish attemptea lorciDiv
o oust tne incumbent parish officers
ut fniled, gberifT Ilongline protecting
he omcers jit(i a colored posse. Sev
eral days alterwards, recruits from
other parishes to the number of three
hundred came to the assistance of
je awaiUntg, wien "demanded a
rarrenoer of the colored people, which
t- If - t . .K i v. i
wns refused. An attack wa3 tlieu
n.ade and the negroes driven to the
onr house, which was fired, and
the'eegreej slaughtered as tl)ey left
the burning building after resistance
bad ceased. Sixty-yve negroes terribly
mutilated, were found dead near the
i i i ii it
ruins of tfyo Court house.' Thirty
Known to have been taken prisoner,
ftie surd to have been shot after their
Ht V (I t f rt- - --. -i it ,
surrender. Two of the assailants were
wounded. The slaughter was greater
than in the riot of 186G in this city.
The Attorney General yiUiams, bas
telegraphed to Beckwith to make a
thorough investigation of the affair
and if he finds that the laws of the
United States have been .violated, to.
save no pains nor expenses to arrest apd
punish the guilty parties. Acting
Secretary of yar Jiobeson bas tele
gtahed to General Emory to render
the United States Marshal any aid
necessary in the execution of judicial
process in the matter.
EMORY A8K8 FOR INSTRUCTIONS.
Colonel .Emory this morning tele
graphed Jo tjie ecretarv of War for
additional instructions regarding the
use of the military in Louisiana at the
present time, and especially on the
oint as to whether Jie was to extend
aid to the Kellogg Qoyernment in tjie
civil trouble. Itobeson replied, direct
ing Colonel Emory to protect the State
Government from violence and over-
It
throw only, and to use the military in
aiding United States officials in serving
processes. Where the civil authorities
are powerless to administer the laws
and require military assistance, the
Governor or Legislature must call on
the Jresient in the regular way.
Colonel Emory js admonished that he
must not interfere in local discussions
between the two parties except by or
der of the president or after a requisi
tion by the Governor has been made.
Colonel Emory likewise telegraphed
that there is
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NEW ORLEANS,
And that a fc Conflict between the
Kellogg and McEnery factions is
imminent. Information just received
from New Orleans gives" a corrected
history of the event in Gnnt Parish
which preceded the late conflict
between tfce whites and blacks
in that section. Grant Parish
is situated on Kud river and has a
population whites and black of about
4,500, nearly equally 4vi4ei. Jn the
late election the returns showed that
nearly all the Fusion candidates jrere
elected in the Parish.
Governor Keliog, undertook, how
ever to appoint men to what be called
vacancies,' but they did not qua!ify
according to law, aud allowed the tiu4e
stipulated by law to pas. Governor
Kejlo then commhsioncd the officers
who had really been elected bo h
Republicans and Fusion, white and
colored, except the Parish Jude a
Republican, who had already qualified.
This did not satisfy the negro member
for Grant Parish in the Legislature,
and with other Republicans who were
dissatisfied at not getting all the offices,
he went to New Orleans to remonstrate
with Kellogg, but to no purpys.
Returning home they organized
A COMPANY OF NEGROES,
And took forcible possession of the
Court house at Colfax, a small village
on the river, and the county
sea of Grant Parish. The Sheriff
then attempted to collect a posae com
mitztus to recover possession of the
public building thus lawlessly seized.
A meeting of white people was proposed
to express their condemnation, but in
consequence of the demonstrations of
armed negroes undi-r Capt. Ward the
assembly was given up. The posse
under the Sheriff failed to take the
building or to disperse the mob. The
party bad a short time beforo killed two
of their own color with small provoca
tion. Haying occupied the village as
a military pDsx they begjan threaten
the lives of their political opponents,
and gave some a short time to leave the
place
OJgPAIN OP DEATH.
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They shot at others, and broke open
and putted dwelling bouses, robbing
female school teachers, and even rifling
the coffin of Judge Rutland's dead body
and flinging the body into the stream.
They picketed the country for miles,
seizing horses and firearms. They
sought to inaugurate a rein of terror
and drove 'out their political Ppone
While they became makers o $he
escaped. The Sbe.riffgot toeer a
pospe ' of armed men numbering one
hundred a d fifty, aud turned ' o
Calfiir. The negroes, ' meanwhile,
had fortified their ground with breast
works aud prepared the Court house
for defence. They were called on
lust Sunday to fiurf,endcr Oouft
house and disperse. They ifefijised and
tho fiht followed.
place for a time, they rtaq raaer au
their ovfti' way, and the white rcople
who had beer? menaced aud attacked
tfFW AD VERTJbEMENis:
GOOD NEWS !
TO THE PEOPLE OP
POLK COUNTY,
Breyman Bros.
8
Ar now penlDga Fiu and Selected atoek
of Good comprising
DRY GODS OF ALL DESCIPTIONS
LADIES CHOICE DRES GOODS
LADJES FANCY GOODS AND
LA DIE'S, MISSES, CUJIJ)
RENS HATS.
ALSO
.N I
GENTS and BOYS CLOTHING OF ALL.
DflIPlIQ:S;DiBJCJ2Sto SUIT
piE TIMES, elao a LA HUE and well
ASSORTED STOCK Off
CAKPKTS,
MATTINGS
P.ILCLOTH,
WINDOW BLINDS and CULTAINS,
ALSO
GRCERIES, QUEEWiWARE Sn. frt any.
thing peruitiing to House FurniLing goo-l.
Having hougbt our Srk in San Frniri nl
New York in irnon we cao hold out Superior
indufeincnta to jiurrhmer,
CALL and SEE for yourclve.
Ilreynijtii Ilro.
Mar 8 M -Un
I.KC; A 1. A I ) V KTM I - KM I : N TS
si:TTi.r.ir.T.
lfOTICEIS HEREBY tllVKN TO AIL
whom it :ny concern that the un-icr-signed
administratrix of ih Etat? T. J.
Hiss latoly deeae. of Folk County, Oretf"".
ban filed her final arcotrnt in i e?tte nl
that Monday, the 2d day of June. A." P. 7't.
at the hour of 10 oVlock A. M, d !.id dy it
the lime net aimrt hv the Couutr Court of
said county for the bearing ard the settl
tnent of said account of 'whicW nil , partii
svttle
cs
concerned will take due notice.
Bnlah Ri;s.
AdminUtrMrix nid estate.
Dated this 22d vl April A. I). ls.f.
A 2A 4w
AIMINlSTHATORSWAMi.
By virtue of an order of thn Gnty Court
of iWnton County, t)regon, made at the April
term I S7:i, of on id Court to the undcrfignod
Admiui.xtrator of the Ette of Pe?er tJround
deceased. I will on SATURDAY THE
21TII HAY OF MAY, IHM
At the Court House door in DaMa. Folk
County, Slate uf Oregon, at the hour of one
o'clock V. M. of laid day, tell the following
described promins at iVdir Awatkm to the
highest bidder to pay the debts of Un deceased
to wit: Lot No. 8 in block No. one (1 ) in the
town of Buena Vhtta. Polk County, State of
Oregon Terms of tale cash down on day of
sale.
Drory R. Hodges,
Administrator of the Estate of Peter
Urouudf deceased
A 12 4w April 14,173.
In the Circuit Court of the State of O.cgon for
thecoiinty of Polk.
Wm.F. Clingan plS.,)
vs. V Summons.
ITnnla Clingan deft.)
rW0 THE ADOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
'h fte-hae" t'aeBate of Oregon you are
neveny rcijnirei io appear
rreby reinired to appear aiia answer1 the
tu plaint oftto plaintiff f;1edi,n' the above
ititled caasp aji4hi''jfou 'Willi the clerk of
coini
entii
BiiXd '"eoert, on or before the first day
of the next regular term of t court
to be begun and held "at ' Pallas, the
county-seat of said county. On MONDAY the
12th DAY bf MAY, A. D. 18ZV Vou are
furtbet notiSed thai if you fafl'Si to'appear
and abiW'fnr HsnnMeof tbe' plaintiff at
said time will Apply to the court for a decree
dissolving tho bonds of matrimony existing
between y ou;" and' Wain tifif and lot such other
and f .ther relict as may seem just and
eriuit le to the conrt PVblication ordered by
W P, ilonhaui Judge
'o ' tr...i.: jbvd,..
Flff,sAtty's
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EXtiCUTOK'S NOTICI'i
Samuel Tetherow has been appointed
Biefciitor of the will of Beoj. L. Oriffitb,
deceased." All persons having claims against
the Estate of deceased, will exhibit the same
With tbe'riecessory Vouchcri, within six months
from the first publication ho roof, 'to J. l Cot
MN,my Attorney1 at bis ofllcd. In ' Dallas
Polk County; Oregon. ' ' !"
' Dallas, March 8, 1373.
" ' Kami kl II. Tkthrrow,
!i " Executor.
Mar S Iw J. h. Cottias, Atty,
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City axi Coi-ntv If osimtai.,
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ft seems to breed infection throughout the body, and
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monly soon relieved and ultimately cured by ft
fiurifying and invigorating efiect. Minute lHreo
tons for each ease are found ha our Almanac, ttsj
plied gratis.' Jthtutnatisn and Gout, wbcv
caused by accumulations of extraneous mattes
In the Mood, vield nuickJy to it, as also X
Complaints, torpidity, Congestions Inflmv
tnuHon of the TArer, and Jaundice, when arising,
as they often do, from the rankling poisons in the
Moo.l. This SARSAftltll.LA is a srreat re
fctorer for the strength and vigor of the system.
Those ho arc l,anquiA and Listless, Dsspou
stent, Sleepless, and troubled with Xervots Ap
prehensions or Fears, or any of the affection
symptomatic of Weakness, will find ImmediAtO
relief and convincing evidence of ite vostoratiTO
pvwer upton trial.
PRETAX Eli BY
Or. JT. C. ATER A CO., Xt ell, M aae
Vractieal and Analytical Chemises.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Ayer'3 Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of a Laxative
Idcdicine.
Perhaps n one moli
ciiivi 1 tiniverr.Hy ro
qtufl t'y everj'bofly as
a cntluvrtic, nor was ever
.Tiy lK.'i"re universal
ly 'al (tel hit use, in
every count r) aud anions
ail cUt's a. tliu mil I
l)iit etli -ient purjratire
J'itl. 'I'll! obvious rw
,! i-, th it iti.i a more r
li;.ole nn I fnr more effec
tual lennNly than raiy
other. Thoie wbo havo
triei it, kn.iM tint it cured th':n : thoe wh tru e
v.it, know th:ti it i ;uvi iheir iic'ivt'iImm- and t'l tuls,
ami i'l ko-nv t.Li! wli.it it il-ies om'-e it .loos ulsraya
ta.tt ti never l'.al- tar-mh a;iy fault or neglect of
it oo-ito-iti 1. Wi; h ive tSioit'tan.ld upon llno
.t.t 1 i.jii ti .1 .t-- uf tli ."ir ivmrtfk.iUU; care of th
fil vi ts ..w1l:itut-, li;t -ifh i-ure aro huown 14
evry o.-i r!ii:t: u , and wo net I aot publish Ihe.u.
A l x;t t 1 :i!ht;,?- in I i-o t-lit io m i;i .ill "liiunt3i:
t-;U lit'tu .! orl or any del'teritus tru;r,
f-r iimv l5 t iWeu wit'i i.ifty by auybo-ly. Ttiwir
nt'.ir i' .tti4 jtf'i'.ervo-j them ever fevh and inake-f
ti 4 - u i!ci .:t it t t '", whih' beiiiir purely veetabla
n li triii -.iu ari-3 fro. u their ue iu arty quantity. '
Th'.-v .-tiie.Mt.? by t!;c.ir xvorful iiLltieife ot the
kitf.nvU v U-oht to ptnify ir blo and stimulate it
iui't .'ritby a - ti ;t tv.nov t!n "'t met ions of tho;
"J- ) t -'s, h vel, liver, :!i-i oiher orx tns of tho
U y, ! t i i.i their iriT-;.n!:ir action to Iienltli, ami
hy I'urio t; ."vver they ei.-t, such UcraugO"
1:1 ;-is f :- .vv tiny lir-i oi isc'- of lie.io.
Minute ii-.'.'ti :i if-' iveti i-i tho wrspwr on
i'f ! v. r- tae f ll nri.i. ouipiAint, which ihea
t li ii.e:
iir I5;iiMl. or ln:liyrttoa. Z,Uf !
nt. Lnn,'iKir an I of Aietlte, tliey'
h. taken moderate!; siimal ttc Uto stom
ach :u I ivt.fe its hiMltky "t ate ami netioii.
For Mvi-r V'iul4l'ut nn l its vanou i nrrnn.
t.u-. St!iuu 1Ii4.1.ic&i, kick Hrad'arhe,
JTuiitiiitico or lJiefi S!ckne. lllllou
i'nl'r ntn! IIlliiw V r, they hmil. be Ju-oieto.i-lv
t ieti : e c!i cn-c, to correct tho diseased
a tiou or remove th.i o!truetions which cause it.
For l,f.i.jtr.r or Diarrhwa, but one milj
is ceiio.'allv required.
For mii:!i!itUm, Ueat. GravH. Pttlpl.
Stlon of Heart. rita iu tkn Midc,
tturk and I.tlus. they should he cnntinuoutlv
tk'-.u, as require I, t chan ge t!w diseased action V
the system. With .such chauj those comulahjs
di-rt;i ' ir.
Fo.- tivitpiy and Iror-tcil HweUinra they
hM.l I b j t .-e.i in I irjre and fro 1 neat doses to pro-
e.T t of a iI'Mstin tm-ro.
F.vr M:ijijrr,l.iii a larrn dose fhoubl he taluua
a" tl or.) I t e - the de.tred eiTcct bv nvmpathy.
A ; Pill, tike one or two lUlls'hi pro
mote d; 1 ti I relieve the sto'uarh.
An j -lo-io tiuml.T'cs' the utonneh atn
liiwel-; into h'alihv a tion, ntores tho npettte,
and invi.s.i-.-it. t'to ?enj. Hon" it U often ad
v.intaeous where no .ert.m l?ranire:nent exists.
Uim wlto TcrH tolerably well, often find thatailosa
ef t!K"t' I'illx tna ;es htm ftel de'ideiUy bettsr, front
tKeir clerv.iMii aud vetiovatitig elTes t on the ilipee
live apparatus.
Uli. J. C. A r.li. Jt, CO., Vvartiml Chemists, .
LOWllLL,. MASS., V. S. A.
'i n i"
7' Tr i
t ! i n 1
Sialr -
ATill sew ererytbin needed in f?m'.lr
the heaviest to the lightest ftlrii
it imi wm: mh:,
axj it::ti:i:: ivo:;:
Thui a.cy other n-.achine.
Tf tlirro is a 1'lortnco S wiry Ma
chine v'iliiu onv thowKKil miles uf
Shu Friti. -ic. wt t uorKin wtll nirl'
givittf; entire Kutisint-tic-n, if I am in
loinml if il, it wi! V !liull U
without ox'.rii -.o of ,u:y l.inl to tlie
owut r. '
' SAKUELIIILI, Arrnt,;
tlV Mew Hort ron.c ""'s.
Grand Hotel Cuiidinr irancl. cc.
Sftttl for Clrrttl,r t an'f ! ' "f
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