Executed
Name not reported
According to the Huntsville Gazette, a man held in the jail at Okmulgee, Indian Territory, in 1882 was led out and shot by a firing party. The account gives no name for him and describes him as the second of two men killed that day. The paper says he had professed faith, had been converted, and had joined the M. E. Church. It reports that he died expressing hope of eternal life.
Cause of death, as reported: Executed by the state
Reported by: newspaper account of the Okmulgee execution (reporters).