Elkhart Democrat Union (Newspaper) - October 17, 1873, Elkhart, Indiana a Year in W. corner of Main ' - and Jackson paper discontinued all arrearages option of the OF 8100.00 Half Obe 50.00 Quarter Business Cards not over 10 lines One Five Local Notices 10 Cents a line lor first and 5 cants mails at this office until farther notice on MaiU will be however to all points ' Westand at precisely 6 1'. PRINTING Proctor's corner of Main and Jackson opposite Clifton Every of JOB on short J corner of Main and Jackson Clirton B. L. Davenport J. K. S. JOSEPH a counts deals lu and Government Bonds and other Attention given to hours from 8 M. andl R 5-nol4y Cashier. and dealer in Paro D. for U. S. Express onj and Local Ticket for the N. Y. Brie Atlantic Groat Western Livery on Pigeon PAPER of Printing and Ind. Orders J. R. Pres. I JonM L. MARBLE and dealer in Tombstones and Ertile Hnd General Land to his care will s Elk In and News Bookseller and of the corner of auu Pigeon G. DE the Peace and Notary White ' opposite ho Con Leases always on 0. and at Law Notary A. Ind. all Courts ot the Main S- Notary Real Estate Agent and with O. Jl. 111 till a set of Title to all lauds in gives me advantage in land suite and and collection of 31 T. at Law and Notary next building Sonth of the U. E. Main and Over shoe - Pigeon two doors east of BURNS OF MEDICINE AND ami the utmost skill In DR. C. S. i AND Second and Elkhart M. AND Bakery 96 Main St. No. 3 High nearly the Presbyterian attention given to the practice of hli in all Us day or ' R. J. AND Ind JT be consulted at bis over Hill Mill No. 90, Main on Wednesdays and from 8 to 11 o'clock A. M. and 2 to 5 P. and at all other hoars when not comer of 3d and Franklin CLIFTON comer of Main and 8t:e8t8, 1 order to make and at and will be kept as a class with and reasonable ELKHART Proprietor comer ot Jackson and near the Ind. Our motto Is to at reasonable UNION situated Just North of Passenger H- M. Day and Weekly Boarders accommodated oB the most liberal of aid Canal Mich. T. H. Formerly of the 91 Street Fonr flr t class Billiard pure Wines and Liquors of all Gentlemanly up comer of Chicago aud Kalamazoo White J. house 1 undergoing repairs and and everything In order for their comfort with omnibus to and from all passenger SHORE NICHOLS located at street crossing of and Railroad near the This has been recently np In first class and new furniture Board only per Pleasant and convenient and provisions made to accommodate weekly or transient Omnibus to and froni the PIGEON known as the Eating White Eber Good Board and well furnished Rooms for the the comfort of Ladies and Charges DINING Railroad at the Elkhart Travelers and so In style at Blank in good style at blank of all kinds made to order at short Orders by mail promptly attended F. BRO. J rf You See it at the wonderful and Patented December 19, look First Will fit Family Sewing Bind and over coarse angular Agents ' at onoe I Unparalleled ts Samples by 65 Add res Xbe Eaat f ELKHART OCTOBER 17, 1873. NO. 48, Siau Shore Mich. leave as 8, 3.10 50, 4.00 Rapids 16. Express 7.S0 2; M 41. Freight 4.10 0 20 m. 4.20 LISE 51. Wav 4.4na. 12,AirLino 4, Special New York l-W 6, AUantic 50 5t,Tfi!odoRspress....................- 5. Pacific 9. 51, Way 15, - 7, Steamboat Express The Grand Rapids 5.(in a. and Accommodation 4.10 p run to Grand arriving there at a. 9.i)0 leave Grand 7-SO a- m and 4 50 p tn arriving at Elkhart 1 OS p. m and 3 45 p. mailing connections Air Line Connecting at for and a m. and 5.40 p ni Lans ine at 7.30 a. m and 4.00 p. going west of who tickets by the Ll S. arc transfer tickets In Omnibus without extra wishing in can them by pci application Ticket are run by Cleveland whlon is than and 15 minutes flower Buffalo trains 01 her tlinn those herein given are allowed to rarry Tickets can be obtained for all points from Boston to San E. Div. E. E. Ticket Elkhart June 2,1S73. - Am TABLE 23t.h, 1872 THH OFFICE IN Gk and from and all European ' Liverpool Great Steamship leave New York and Liverpool every and every Dratta on the Royal Bank of and all Cities on the Continent at the LOWEST 1 10:45 10:15 9:10 8:50 7:45 7:00 3 7:on pm 10 RMO 5:10 4:10 8:00 New Mil ford 9:.'.5 10:35 am 7:30 7:50 8:0 1.40pm. 8:.')5 4:15 4:40 5:SU made at Goehen with the points or and nt with the Fort 4 Chicago R. M II 62 8. M. B. D. 8. Masonic Main Oxide the Painless extraction of Upper Setts of the finest quality AL TEE at to foi Gold and Silver an absence of many years in other has now made a permanent location at White on Kalamazoo St. No charge for of aud cure made positive if to in Bring or semi a 2 oz. vial of well with the agb of the M. July 17th, 1873. CONLEY\S Commission Main in SECOND HAND FURNITURE HOUSEHOLD QUODS of every Lively sales and moderate la the ESTATE AGENT for of town and iu ihe Call on or address KLT Ind. 1873. Estab d over DRUG 97 announce to the Ladies of aud that she ready to do all kinds to the styles and in nnd at The work will be warranted in all Remember the num Main up A. Oyster at the Jewelry and J Watch maker's on Warm or at No 30 Jackson the complete a choice such of the Styles for fall and winter In the line that is asked is that the Ladies and judge for A limited also and The goods will be at LOWER PRICES than at any in the ami In the and GENTS SHIRTS made to always at the new before elsewhere J. Sept. 3873. SHEET Musical D. BROWN Inform the citizens of and that they have MUSIC Main for gale a full Flock and French Music Music 80 BRADBURY others of manufacture on hand at all of all kinds and with Books and Sheet Mutic at at prices from to Pianos from 333 to COME IN AND SEE CO. Ind. Dec. 29.1871. Bair Dressing Miss announce to tho Ladies of Elkhart and vicinity that they are prepared to the Latest Style of tho Art. such as Watch and Hair Jewelry of all 188 MAIN AHD CLOAK Gents Pants and Vests made to the Main Ind- H. L. Artist in and Whole Supplied to HAIE DRESSING the Latest done for Embroidery and 97 Jan. 10.1873. received all bonre of the end people from will find GOOD FARK at reasonable Try tho New House Billiard the Opera We basement of O. new Order and A. S. Balcony for pott the again a full of all the styles every PRICES will be the molto at MRS. Call before purchasing 13.-1873. comes a month in tho weary A month of healthful the ripe leaves and the air is the the the life has little enough of i draff the days of the odd the time that shall lend to The mouth that opens the oh 1 for the mornings and the sweep of the the the camp The break of the deer and the you Call this I tell A life in the is vast all me a dozen snch on Ton may take tho balance of my years and brick and mortar breed and And a pulse of that throbs and men grow withered before their prime With ihe corse on the lanes and lungs are choked and shoulders are bowed In the smothering reek mill and mine death stalks In on the But he the shadow of oak and of all to which the memory There is sweet as the sunny our shanties stood by Tho and tho lucky the Aldine for isty twilight's gathering shade lake and Warbling birds in hill and to tho day that Stars are twinkling iu the waves are hushed to And silver moonlight sheds a glow Upon the blue and peaceful of the past come to me Memories swoet coma surging Time's laid his finger on my walking in life's beaten ndg I In days gone as of I see their faces at the I hear their at the friends so so fond and 1 Could see yon once again My heart still fondly clings to fears still fall von in We laid some dear ones down to pale hands on their And still for them In plant bright flowers by their We mark the spot with And o'er our way the rippling busy life How swift as We know they're resting In the tears and darkness are The boatman rowed them from the strand Of this strange world unto their for the ones who still are left We friendship as of old And may wo never be Nor cause affection to grow And when the Master gently weary come and May some dear friend then clasp my hand And hold my head upon their YORK onr special BALLOON FALL OF Oct. 14 1S73. Monday the talked aboat from the Capitoline bearing Messrs. on their long promised The balloon took a northerly in making the but afterward turned its course Many persons who had been disappointed on a previous occasion paid very little attention to the announcement made of the intended departure 50 that it was not until the was seen floating high over New York and Brooklyn that any attention was paid to the The bouse tops were then immediately taken possession and in the streets and thoroughfares a sea of upturned facos was eagerly in cent upon observing the movements of the not indeed because people believed in the success of tho but purely from The result proved that the misgivings on tho part of the public were not unfounded for after a brief sojourn in the celestial regions the balloon returned to earthy landing near a little past one After the ascent the balloon visible from tho Capitoline Grounds about forty-eight but from several other of observation it could be seen for upward of an From the last glimpse obtained in New York it appeared as a mere speck vanishing among the The boat was supplied with provisions and scientific instruments for Tho descent of the aeronauts was not so graceful or nonchalant as their They were somewhat When near the ground Donaldson and Ford jumped Lunt and was caught like Absalom in a The guilty balloon but was shortly The only thing we see about this whole affair to commend is Mr. Donaldson's indomitable and Aside from the thing was a cheat and and event could possibly occur that would furnish greater interest to the fair than does the magnificent fashionable openings given by Lord Tajlor at their colossal up town These openings afford the a chance to make their selections and feast their on manufactured and tho opportunity lo attend them is eagerly Recently we attended the opening given to exhibit tho latest styles in dresses and and to say we were dazzled by the would but feebly express tho merits of the Among the novelties most were dresses made in imitation of the costly originals made by Worth of These dresses were exact both in material and and were intended to show the that this establishment can produce as good dress as the famous Parisian in his happiest and at less than half the cost of imported The firm have at great expense procured a by which they are enabled to give tho of heavy such as those in the material d by The effect of which is The opening of this firm differs from that of many others in that they do not seek to dazzle one with the magnificence of their but to show what do at reasonable They have been showing for some time dresses oan be made hero challenge with imported at about the price of the material of the foreign The art of dressmaking here has to a for ladies out of town can have a perfect fitting dress by simply sending waist of an old dress and the length a is. It is pro per to state that tho dress department of this establishment has vastly improved in the character of its manufactures and general surroundings under the management of Mr J. W. the able superintendent of this Mr. has the entire responsibility of managing this mammoth and to do him justice we will say his systematic arrangements aic so perfect that the of duties performed one of the workings of a huge thing he especially deserves praise is his which is in nil its and the saine can be truthfully said of all the attaches under When once a lady buys from the house she is sure ever after to do her purchasing So much for politeness and an honest representation of examined and Another thing deserving of notice is the admirable manner in which one can while away a spare half whilst waiting for lady friends to be measured for It is a furnished with elegant in which there is a handsome acd a largo library of works from the best authors and enables those who want to pass the time away in pleasurable No other store in New York affords such financial street was remarkably quiet last week so far any excitement in regard to failures was Stocks were sought after persistently by foreign and domestic who were in most instances A great many of tho country after buying their favorites for cash downi look them away out of the and express their determination to hold to them until they have an advanced to figure when it will pay to sell Money flowed in freely from all and the Committee was to cancel an additional of the issue of loan At the assay office it was ascertained that sterling were sent in for recoinage by who received the gold from Europe by Saturday's steamers and that the entire amount will shortly be ready te be handed in American coin to the parties who brought it in. European received at the assay are to the effect chat from to will be presented in tho course of a few days for All of this now approaching Sew York by steamers not far and is as was learned by inquiry among the houses to which its for the movement of grain from the West and for investment in American Bit of spring a gentleman in the vicinity of of Bucks in want of a domestic in his through the Wilmington a fair Scandinavian Arriving in Philadelphia iu she was taken to new home and commenced her In a day or two a fair-haired Swede made his in the and found employment with a claiming to have come over in the same vessel with the and that he was her accepted He visited the girl from time to and things moved along all he proved to be a good farm and she an excellent As she was under a written agreement to stay a it was not supposed that there could be any curtailment of the period of her but it was willed It had been noticed that the girl was in but the cause thereof was not One night in when she went to it was noticed that she bid the family with more than and even repeated the parting nothing was of it at the But in the morning there was light on the The girl not making her appearance to perform her daily some of the family went to her when they found she had left during the with all her The Swede had stolen her away through a something like the gallants of They were pursued 10 they were met at the Pennsylvania ready to embark to the Great The man then claimed to be the husband of the and it is supposed they were married before they left and that be had this dodge to get free passage for his wife to If this were the he They were he for and taken to the but afterwards when they took the train for St. had a little which she used to snatched the wool all off Its it In her Iamb soon saw he had been And in a passion Mary got up on her And stuffed the lamb to the New York Charley kept chewing tobacco while the sentence was being spoken and the juice about the floor in a as if nothing of any whs taking expressed his for the whole laying the bunk and hawing in the as if the pro were a appeared to take the news very but his and sparkling eyes appeared unusually bright and gazed the circle in a quick and interpreter then informed them by order of the that their wives and families would be taken care also that Gen. was now prepared any they bad to Jack then Dave Hill translating the Modoc to jargon Oliver Applegate the jargon into The substance of Jack's speech was as have heard the sentence and know what it but I. am more innocent Bogus Hooker Steamboat and Shacknasty that these men planned instigated of which 1 am I look into my heart I see no crime Young men started these It's hard to rid them of their savage I was always in favor of peace and Bogus was the first to propose the murder of ' Camby and the peace These young men were with I said but they had power and carried me with We canao near a personal My life was in Bogus Charley proposed killing Gen. Boston Charley was the one who first sanctioned it. Bogus you fail to help me I do it I feel while these fouT men are at liberty they bave triumphed over and the government should feel more satisfied if they were brought to as they were as guilty if not more than I am. I say that Bogus Charley was the only man who influenced me. He was a traitor to both He told lies to Modocs and lied to Gen. I should like to see him brought Hooker Jim and Bogus were the men that agitated I want now ' to tell the to cee those I know that Jim killed Gen. Camby and shot and Boston Charley killed Dr. That is all I know about the Boston Charley says Shacknasty helped to kill Dr. and wants to see him tried for Shacknasty me that he told Whealon he killed Gen. but I did not belive He said so after the Bogus Charley fold me he knew the blood was on his and I would not be lield as he was the real Bogus Charley wanted to kill both Gens. Camby and and was very sorry that Gen. Gillem did not come out that Wheaton then told the interpreter to tell Capt. Jack his people would be conveyed to a comfortable and well taken care of. He asked him which one of the band he would like to take charge of his family when he was rather that and I can think of no one who could take good care of my He would be suspicious of even of whom he thought a good Jack then expressed a desire if he might entertain hopes of and on being told the president's orders would be carried he 'The great chief in Washington is a long way and he thinks that he has been and if the big chief would come to see him he might change his He was then told the big chief's children numbered and that they were guided by good who represented Jim then see great many men but have no talk to make as Jack I always tell the and am well known among my first fight at Lost river and verj sick for many and not on the war My heart tells me I am good and strong and able to take oare of the If Jack and are killed I should then be left to take care of the I do know what Jack and think about it. That's my Am afraid of and when war am always front If I have been guilty of cryne the law of chiefs decides that I should I am willing to and am not afraid to I have been a long timo confined in guardhouse without even a to and if we are to die I think we should make some arrangements for our spirits in the other and I would like to hear the spirit man Wheaton explained that the chaplain had come for that Jack then would like this matter to be delayed until my speech can be laid before the big chief or people latter did not know that Bogus Charley and Hooker Jim instigated the murder of I wish to be good friends to the whites and am willing to live in any part of the world they may sei d me. I feel friendly toward every and the whites are my Jack persisted in begging for he was by order of teat the great law makers of the government liad carefully considered his thit the presidentas decision was Charley then expressed a desire to and all knew me daring the but it seemed me that 1 had two one Indian and other am a yet you all what I am Although a I feel like a When I look each side of me I think of those other men as 1 am not afraid to I think I am the only man in the I fought in the front rank and Hooker i am wholly not half I killed Gen. assisted by Steamboat Frank and Bogus you these commissioners mean tu make peace I believe He don't they want to lead us into some I I go with Capt. remembers when Bogus came in camp in the and when I came in the I like to see all my p ople and bid good by I would like to go to the I feel that if I criminate parties it amount any I see it too late that our chief men were not at the botti m of that and did not take such a prominent part in massacre as the young I am but When 1 see with my eyes I know was then they Camby and he said that all the presents they received hao no influence on and they suspected Canby and the co n of and got rip a big then made a long in which he i to show that had no share in the and that he had worked very hard in keeping the young men quiet appeared to lay all the blames on aud also said that Bogus slept in the white camp the night before in order to disarm any picions General Canby might halve had about their i thought and Thomas and that their death would satisfy When they saw Dyar coming in place of Gillem they decided to kill him Bogus came in evening before the massacre he told Riddle's sqUaw was going to kill the she said go and kill I am what I know to be nothing Jack then alluded to what Boston had about bis share in the massacre and then said have always had good and have Scar-faced my more than I and I would to make an examination and turn Scar-faced Charley over in my and then I could live and take care of my This modest amused the spectators to Jack's did not receive much ' consideration from Gen. Jack by am ready to go and see my Great Father was by order of Gen. if he had anything he wished to The old chief's eye lighted considerably at the prospect of making sign in the he presently and spoke as speech being by Oliver Applegate and Dave know mc I was always a good There was a time I did not want a white mail I asked advice from white I sent my boy reservation arid he chose a of land for his Boston Charley has toid ihc truth when he called me a I a woman opposed to I was always a but there some young men that were and anxious to do something to Jim and some other boys made all the arid when I look iat these irons upon my legs I feel they should wear arid not I They the cause of I have always given shook hands with the white people and here 1 am now with irons on my I heard Spirit man had to say and think it I should not die for what others have will now cross the river and will go to meet my father in spirit now began to move and presently laid down on his side of the father lived long begged to him in the upper world Great If the law kills me I go np to spirit Perhaps the Great Spirit will say to law has taken your and I accept of you as one of my ' I am sure it in not in my heart to do but I was led away by the wishes of It is great wrong to take my as I can tell you Tho parties are Bogus Hooker and I an old ' sat in camp and no- active and I would like to see those executed for whom I am now wearing I tell you the I am a good man have a good I have a long time with and and never stole any The boys that the peace and citizens on Lost river X ari interest in as iny arid if law does not kill may grow and become good I look back to the history of the Modoc and can see at the bottom of all He came down to with Ivan sent Ivan to see and talk with Captain Jack's no If oome himself all the Modocs go to at least I think so. Therefore I responsible for the death of Geni Canby arid chains on my I have heard of reports that were sent to Yreka asking Jackson that the Modocs were making trouble on the war path and sucK had talk through Maj. Jackson and the settlers I do not warit to say that my sentence is not but after your retreat I thought I could come arid surrender arid I felt that these murders had Committed by the and that I had been hurried along with the When I think of these things the Great has looked upon me above and judged with his arid you know whether I am good or Hooker Jim always thought he was good and did these things contrary to my and I spoke against Murder the citizens when the big chief in Washington read the evidence all he must have been led to believe that 1 was a wicked and did not know that I had used all my influence with young men to keep them from doing these rash The great chief has to depend on the evidence be gets from his and perhaps a wicked while has been a quiet Indian all his The Great Spirit who looks from above will see Schonchin in but He knows that hia heart if and you become one of my 1 will now try to believe that the president is doing according to the will of the Great Spirit in condemning to You may all look at me and see that I am firm and meeting then broke and bands with Jack d both appeared glad Ki e i 9()on and renewed his attack on Gen. urging that it would be proper for Charlie io take his and his valuable w be for his his could oat the and left Jack iu a unenviable state of were shortly r. to their and at five P. were visited by their This the first meeting the warrant had been made as it was to be the last separated them forever it would have been bat I was d for the frantic state of grief which the They bowled their weinl and threw themselves on their all ' Even the little childron to catch the and cried and wept in the most finished appeared very much affected at meeting favorite Lizzie and the little His sister Mary was even more and worked herself into a perfect paroxysm of to comprehend the and As Jack gave her on last fond tho squaws to the to their frantic English much Bough overcoats much will be made subdued plaids and stripes are the prevailing and fruit will be extensively almost entirely superceding ' will be worn larger than giving room elaborate colored dark cloth shades are the latest black silks will also popularity of the Normandy cap for babes has almost ruled out tho quaint a la of all but principally is a mode of most elegant of fall suits will be a and linen the being of and hair cloth will be much sought and the rougher the surface the will be the Scotch snood is being again choose and blue or or narrow black novelty in polonaises is promised from It will be and made of with and colors are vert and - will be of quiet long with large buttons and with moderate will be the most fashionable street pretty arid likely to be much in is a dark straw at the with a and trimmed at with a evening brunettes will appear the prettiest in aU of red or crimson in blue and light ones in arc rather | the latest style is the wearing ribbon in color to the tied into a all ends falling below the is the taking of any other and of this material are including large suspension from the nice covering for children in winter is a which the entire witSi ends which falls gracefully over the s boulders j ter the manner of a nice Marie Antoinette with long wh ich the and are tied around the the ends falling down the is a some and to be much pretty style in. sash ribbons is that of a combination of man colors and water or Roman edge and velvet These combinations are imported in various for belts and hair A LADY was much beset by her gro cook for permission to attend the funeral of some compensate her fuir the her mistress I realty feel very sorry for but you shall nothing by staying at I promise that you shall the first party that is given by any of your and all night tossing her you talk like that? I set no valley Forty parties pay me for de sight of one corp She was allowed to see the Barnum now talks of a balloon and if he undertakes the there will be at least an ascension He 1 shall have the silk in put together prepared under the direction of men iu aa experimental ascension made the Sydenham Crystal then bring the balloon and the transatlantic trip from New I the public will believe that if E put my hand to the plough will not look a weekly meeting a straight-laced and most exemplary deacon submitted a report in writing of vido WS who stood in need of assistance from ahe yon asked another sober be had the He be believed he ihe Monroe IN and Bullet in tbe tho of the war the of murders S i th ou - a l d.i. - seems in- Lut it Since the acts Congress and the work of restoring order and jasi hundreds of both white col have been killed simply because they Supported the of equal rights and justice to reasons are to if not the but the dong list of names of those who have fallen by the hand of itte assassin shows plainly that they all bes longed to the Republican or Were suspected of some connection or cowardly wretches in the dark and kill meut on their or hide themselves in thickets to shoot unwarned no doUbt every blow thus sends fear through all Judging others by they suppose ihe survivors will be terror-stricken and the threatens For six years crimes have are but a in ithe roll of pretense the latest were believed Judge Crawford was killed he had a loyal citizen in the past and an honest ' A. H. Harris was Killed because as District - other causes for their morder were The have been filled with slanders of well to excite the their would now the world believe had to The same plainly man white man against the Radicals tho ' papers constantly reminded readers murdered a and that no tyrant oppressed any people as Louisiana was the papers encouraged resistance - to all Kellogg ' to be and with horror when their have borne the bloody fruit which they expectation of the shall The work will go to its full and in spite of all the and which enemies may oppose it. No true Republican shrinks from bis duty or deserts his because of the Cowards die many times; the brave die And when a man falls by lence because he is engaged m the performance of hia his former faults and errors will be will write his name in the long those who died for of those who their lives to the cause of human They shall be held in honored remembrance in the time to when their ly murderers shall bo or membered with loathing and the party which they vainly tried to by their bloody crimes has utterly perished from off the of The is recorded of a Scotch distinguished for his he Bibles with a view to the glory of God by the propagation of the His manse was little o f and as much earnest io the conversion of souls contraband process as the missionary He was at last detected in Bible was further discovered that he had organized a wide ary and Biole or testament at cottage it was needed along the The roost touching fact is he was arrested ' while on knees by ofi a dying old with a Bible lying wide before him on made you steal the Bibles asked with pious horror upon his good was the was weary of poor people perish of because i the rich Bible Society could to feed them the and so Providence set ine to He could not be that he had done of the who is a i very poor naturally suggested But he was sane upon all other and it is doubtful whether received benefit of. his it would have been malady learned p in a not that he was ihe of says that in and Africa the bearing of. twins was and even partus familiares ac pene sunt this was there is a physical ' difference both ia make no. such remarks in these countries at On the we are apt to the northern natives more relates a ease of a by one wife nipe another Qf who the father of i children by one all whom were living authorities by Turner for these ' stories ' are two But see the Gold Coast of He 'the are remarkably And Barrow testifies to in his in Southern from observation the Hottentots are to be unless they intermarry with they are not women have than five or six ETe ascribes this to their their children for during which the jPark ex- presses his to his other This is by aborigines of twins are very Jerseys minister hai requested to resign because he is ' is fond is a favorite of the more youthful sings in a is an member of a writes the late of army of the at Richard ' of- the ' v delivered a which been oa an -
