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.•the assassin lieu,t wlicm tlic explo-, alarmed the vil-! to the house to m^led almost rc-anlerous madiinu deadly aim, and tercel the victimV lit death.L-, of course appali-fliia, and were unlive who had com-( ,t tiret the case did j to Detective Cup- j uoned from* Pitts- | hand. Put, sub- j colored carpenter!because he was [ enemy of AUiut*- j Live then had little , r the crime to its p hits of wood used of the weapon, he from which they G shop of the vie-i whoso trunk he gas-pipe precisely murder. Scraps of were also found, n-liint witnesses inaccused, like uli was provided with il that he had gone ju the night of the [ not got up until ■xt morning. I hit mined the house su\Y that n^ window upon a Jield, and t\u\ window-sill andjugs stopped. This also Mr. Ames declined to do. Judge Black, MeComh7scounsel, has gone^ 10 Ivew York, the committee having indicated that they preferred to conduct the examination.Thp Oregon HostHilles.year ox itsWilli Increased I nation and Rcmoii l^onjr F^tnbliNMOBE WELGOTlx an Ever to Ilie 1 Honied ol'thDAILY AN:IThe Modoc Indians have retreated to-W right’s Cave, on the soat-h-weat side of Tule Lake, Oregon, with their ohildren and squaws and have laid in a good supply of provision. The cave is situated on the high table land, arid covers about three acres. It has an under-ground entrance, narrow and easilv guarded. It is calculated that fifty‘Modoc warriors, with a number from Pitt Hirer, and several Piutes with them, are for tided there. So far,; —. * . ,= fourteen settlers have been killed in g Z\ ' /, r che war. Henry Miller Was tortured : *-* -*■(o death. Four hundred troops are inthe field at the present- time', besides volunteers. A party of scouts, who left Camp Fairchild on Sunday, have not since been beard from, and fears arc entertained that they have been killed or captured by the savages. A decisive battle is expected at White's Cave, provided the Indians hold the position long enough.•JGENERAL NEWS ITEMS.TCnU*rp upon a nnw yo. ;iim of its proprietors jiinl most useful In itsincreasing business has n-Ci'ixily made alt; men Is m*cL**snry in it meats, so that, nowThe Gazette” i3 thPrinted; inInformation has reached Cliicago lhatS. Winslow, the defaulting President of the Scandinavian NationalUonl,' it: i rj f’liinnWith this lias come 011 i tor ini. i*rn hi eivia 1 fully kfi-piniT it obsvnjlIsoJ tlie eountry ininteresting ami iustruITS «E-VER.1This ■will h* 1n hi nn HI in f most Inn’s fruh
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Greenville Advance
Greenville, Pennsylvania, US
Thu, Dec 19, 1872
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