Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-10
Ordered Under Arms Sheriff
Crosby Resigned.
N~ICKsBURG, Dec. g..

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1t is reported this morning that the
negroes Will renew their attack on the
city to-day. The citizens are all under
arms and have been largely reinforced
from adjoining towns. Companies
armed and equipped.
The prisoners captured yesterday are
closely watched to prevent lynehing.
The negro loss Yesterday is estimated
a about 20; one white man was killed
and two wounded.
Crosby is still under guard. The
whites hold the entire city. The ex-
element about the court house this
morning was intense, but quiet is re-
stored and the safety OF the prisoners
is assured. 4 committee of citizens
and officers met to-day to determine
what course 10 pursue. In a prlva,e
interview, Crosby expressed a desire to
resign As Sheriff, and General Packer
| prepared his resignation, to take effect
al once. This Crosby signed. Fifty
prisoners are in Jail. The country for
miles around is reported quiet; bust
ness is gradually being resumed. Col.
Beard, of the First Cavalry, has issued
an order that all commanders OF or
ganized companies in Warren county
ItItfl ioI uutN W WI. Ill. lciiCL,
who is placed in command.
Robbery of . Railroad Train.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. Q.
Five mounted. armed and masked
men tagged, stopped and enfered the
Kansas Pacific express train, near
Murey, this afternoon, and robbed
Wells. Fargo & Cos safe of 81. 600
one case of gold dust for kocntz Bros.
of New York, worth about $1,000, con
stitu'ing a portion Of the %plunder. The
passengers were uumolested. The
Governor offers S2,50o, the Railroad
Company 5000, ana the Express Com
pany $4,000, for their apprehension.
Reception of h Kim. Of the Sand.
witch Islands.
CHEYENNE, Dec. @.
His Majesty, King of the sandwich
Islands. was mel at Laramie CITY this
morning by Governor j. A. Campbell
Hon. j.. NJ. Corey, and Colonel 4. III.
Stanton, who accompanied the partyt to
Cheyenne. On his arriving here the
King gave a reception in the parlor> of
the Railroad Hotel, where a large mum
Der of ladies and gentlemen were pre-
scented to his Majesty.
Ahc SAcNSDuTS 1heDcsIIOu MORO
Fishtin.-NeSrOes Marching. Sn
the City.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. Dec. o.
The Times Vicksbug dispatches
say the fight was Ienewe at Snyder's
Bluff, ten miles from the city, last
evening, between a body of several
hundred negroes and forty whites. A
courier was sent to N%icksburv for rein
forcements, which were sent on on
the dou he quick, and, after n short
skirmiSb, four egrOeS We're killed and
three wounded, when the negroes re-
treated. Last night the negroes drove
in the white pickets from the fort. and
it is said they have intrenched there.
They receive large reinforcements from
other counties, and at last accounts
were marching on the city mp Paquera
road, driving the whites before them.
They fired into a funeral procession
Yesterday morning, wounding one
white man. The fire was returned
and three negroes We're killed.
A Rill to Open the Black Hills to
Settlers.
ASHiINGTON. Dec. 9.
The bill to provide tor the extir-
enlistment Of the Indian title to the
Black Hill Reservation, introduced by
McCrary and referred to the Commit
tee on Indian Affairs. provides for the
appointment by the President of IA
commission TO negotiate for a treaty
with the Indians fora transfer by them
10 The United states of all their title
and claim 70 sad reservation to the