Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-09
EASTERN OISPATC HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.
Troubles Among h Black Hills tn
dians Military Movements FIX
pc .itiOns to the Black Hills
Country.

Country.
CHICAGO, May Z.
The following special in reference to
movements in regard to the Black
Hills country are published here this
morning:
fort Laramie May 9th. Louis Rich
ard, from the agencies, says the In
dian delegations will be here to.inor-
row. 1t is not certain whether they
will 90 10 Washington. Red Cloud
and Spotted Tail want to confer with
the President by telegraph themselves.
They distrust Agent Saviile. There
has been much quarreling among
themselves as TO whom should 20 to
Washington. One Indian -'Sitt:ng
Bull'-was beaten by his band for
try anyhow. Two bands of Indians
on the war path are supposed to have
crossed above here. Tue miners who
left Spotted Tails for the Hills have
been found yet by the troops in
pursuit. Professor J6nny's party will
not be here for two weeks. The ex PEE
dition does not leave before June 10.
Sioux Cry, Iowa, May I.
Two more expeditions are being or
g~anize,l here to START for the Black
Hills and Big Horn country about the
middle of this month. The pony en-
press, which arrived to day, reports
The first expedition within one hun.
bred miles of the Black HIS aud had
seen nothing of the military.
OMAHA, Neb., May 7.
A large ferryboat has been construct
ed here for the Platte on the Sidney
route to the Black Hills. IL will he in
place within a week al COur Paz rock.
ti.ty soldiers went west to-day.
they leave the railroad at Columbus
aud march norLb To stop the Black
Hills Adventures who left Sioux City
recently.
KANSAS CITY, MAY 7.
Thirteen men left here to-day via.
the Kansas Pacific Railroad for the
Black Hills. Col. Carpenl er's expe-
dition starts on Monday. The interest
in this matter is increasing in this sec
ton of country, and an immense emf
grafton is anticipated.
No Probability Of the STRIKE En- ing
IN Mines Further O%uirases by
the strikers.
WILKESTARRE, Pa, May 8.
To-day was the tine fixed by Prcsi-
dent Parrish for stopping the pumps
aud permitting the mines to fill up ii
the miners did not resume work.
They refused To resume, and the pur ps
and other machinery will be removed
at once. There Is no present prospect
of the strike ending. The miners are
as determined as ever and are daily re-
ceiving assistance from other sections.
Last night the house OF Bernard Nc
lDade, a miner, living in Kingston, who
had been working, was attacked by a
gang OF men, women and boys, and
McDade was beaten until his life is
,iespaire,i OF. His house was nearly
demolished. A warrant was issued to-
day for The Whole GAM.
Waterman II Bearn have ordered Ali
miners who occupy their houses In
| Kingston to vacase them iy the 18th.
they mean TO enforce the order, and
trouble Is anticipated.
WILKEsBARRE May 7.
There was an exciting Time last night
around Kingston. A procession OF
from fifty to one hundred min-rs, with
torches and armed with guns, revolv
ers and clubs, marched 10 the dwell
ings of men working in Hutchinson
Il Payne's mines, and gave them no
lice 10 quit on penalty of death. The
result has been that Payne's men re-
fused to return to work this morning,
Three of Hntchinson's men, while on
their way to the shaft, were follow cd
by a gang of women and children. and
pelled with stones till they were forced
to seek safety in flight.
The constable In whose hands a war
rant for the arrest of the persons who
beat McDade vas placed was unable t.
serve them to-day. Tomorrow a
posse will accompany him, and serious
trouble Is expected.
New Revenue steamer for the Pa.
ellie Coast.
WASHINGTON, May g.
Proposals for the construction OF a
new revenue cutter for service on the
Pacific Coast were opened at tile Treas.
nry Department IN the LIST instant. and
to-day the award was made to the
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