Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-29

assertions of soldiers from camp Low
ell. taking Government horses and
guns to Sonora. The Project of Mag
dalena took their guns and horses
from them. and G u them back TO
tucson with a letter to Governor SAT-
ford, stating that nc charge for trouble
would be accepted.
The Apaches raided into the San
Pedro settlement last week, took a
band OF horses, divided the plumber
and scattered to their d lfterent reser-
v%ations. This is the old game. Gen.
Crook has placed Mai. +. W. ii. Brown
i'm command of Camp Grant. Major
Brown is a good Indian fighter. lie
has ordered ont the trailer to follow
up each redskin to his wigwam.
OREGON.
PORTLAND. MAY %.
intense feeling is created in Oregon
over the stories circulated and calcu-
lated to damage the character of Sem
ator Mitchell. The Senator published
a card this morning, saying a full eX-
PLANTATION will be made rs soon as let
tiers and dispatches from Pienna,
where the scandal originated, Fan I've
procured. His intimate friends claim
that he will fully establish the falsity
VI viz SIt SCS DiOuSut tStIIISl Ilin.
FAIRCHILD's CAMP, Nav %.
+ and III Troops of the First Cav
airy. under command of Colonel
Perry, leave tomorrow for the Pitt
river country to intercept Captain
Jack should he escape from Clear
lake; also, to find out the state of the
Indians i'm that region. About twenty
Warm Spring Indians are attached to
flAn - Ntat hD $50
Squaw and four children came i'm at
up.
General Ross and staff. of the Ore
gon volunteers, and Captain Rodgers,
with their commands, are now in
camp looking after the Indians now
under guard. The probability is that
they would like very much to have
them under their care, but the time
has not yet come.
Three companies of Oregon volun-
teers are in the field now. and one
being organized in Klamath basin.
Captain Hollands Company d is sta
toned in Goose Lake valley, and
others will be stationed along the
State line on the alert for Struggling
parties from the Lava Beds. We hear
that the Klamath Indians have been
Iitoi SNIliti dbttit TIC hlllIiiS Ol TWO
Indians at Silver lake by the settlers.
The agent, accompanied by Apple
gate and twenty reservation Indians.
is now there investigating the affair.
No news in camp everything quiet.
FAIRCHILD'S, May 25.
Captain Hasbrouck, commanding a
squadron of cavalry, left camp yes
ter day morning on 4 scout. General
d. Wis accompanied by JnO Fairchild,
six mounted men, and four of our
pincipal Indian prisoners. viz: Bogus
Charley, Setback Nasty jim, Steam
boat Frank and Curley-Headed Doc
tor, left yesterday afternoon for parts
unknown. The Indians We're well
armed with carbines, and furnished
with plenty of ammunition and good
horses. These Indians are some of
the principel characters in this Modoc
drama, and after all the t%reacheries
committed by them. l would not trust
the red devils too much. We hope
they will return safe, reinforced by
about % more prisoners. Jack in
cluded. General Davis and PARTY ar
rived safe at Lost river, and camped
there last night. Colonel Perry. COM
handing the first squadron will star.
with his command, with 90 Warm
Spring Indians next Wednesday
morning. Major Mason, of the Dist
Infantry, is in charge of all Indian
prisoners now in confinement. Gen.
Ross with his Oregon volunteers, ar
rived at camp this afternoon.