Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-14
EASTERN 0ISPATC HE'S.
~ Overland Telegraph.
SPECIAL. TO THE DAILY sENr1NEL.l

The Dead.YAsek Work suspended
sm the Navy Yards.
WASHINGTON, juno IL.
In an informal caucus OF some Dem
ocratic Congressman, which was yes
terday held to discuss the dead lock
on the appropriation bills resolu-
ton was taken to demand of Randall a
policy calculated to bring about an
agreement between the 1--WE Houses;
otherwise ths protesting Democrats
would cast their votes against Randall
aud unite with the minority In secur-
ing an early passage OF the appropr'a'
ton bills.
The Navy Department sent out an
official paper Today suspeiiding wo.k
In various private yards in New fnrk'
Brooklyn, Philadelpbis, Chester, bos-
ton, Providence and elsewhere, on
ironcla.is. owing to the abseilco OF any
appropriation for this kind Of work I'D
tie newly passed navy bill.
Indian Raid near Cheyenne-0en.
CrO0k.
CHEYENNE, Wy, June IL.
SATURDAY. night q body of Indians
railed the ranches of Ramsay Il Hun
tar and Abbot, fifty miles north of here,
IN Cbux river, taking nine horses from
the former and thirteen from the latter.
Advk.es from North Platte state that
Major Walker, just in from Bird wood,
reports Indians In large numbeys in
txinp on the head waters Of the Dismal,
FORTY miles north of that place. Herd
ers after stock in that section were
Obliged to return without it. No
further news from Crook, but no I'M
easiness whatever Ia lelt al Fort Fetter.
man for his safety.
More About the mtg Flght-Custer's
Death-rhs. Indians out Of Ana.
mumitiOm.
Sioux CITY, June IL.
The agency Indians along the Upper
Missouri, wLo have an account OF Gus.
ler's fight through some ndians who
part In it, say that Custer shot
lhree Indians with his pistol and killed
three others with his sabre. when he
fell, shot through the head Ivy Rain. in.
the Face, u chief whom Custer had
arrested some time ago for
murder. The Indians lost seventy
among them many noted chiefs.
The fight WIS hand TO hand. The In.
dams say they did not fear pistols ~
much as they did sabreS. Thev are
out of ammunition and will not
fight again until they geta supply from
the agencies.
Fearful Mortality from SumstrOhes.
PHILADELPHIA, July II.
The heat continues intense Thirty
three EN- plOyes Of the gas works have
abandoned work. Twenty-one per
sons are known to have died from the
effects of the heat. Among the pros.
trated who have recovered is Governor
Hartranft. Two wagons we're kept
constantly employed yesterday In car.
rying the sun.stricken to the hospital.
Coroner's juries are 10 continual res
sion.
BArbArous Treatment Of Dead Bod
les by the Ned Devils.
CHICAGO, July II.
Specials from Sioux City say the In
dams arriving from the battle with
Custer give All account Of the t'arbar
Dlla tIt6t itlttIJ III tu6 DOtII0S w tuO oC
ceased soldiers. Rain-in-the- Face cut
the heart from Custer's dead body, put
it on a pole, and a grand war dance
was held around it. The Indians were
jublilant, bOaslful and sauguine OF
their success.
Exit Dom Pedro.
New YORK, July II.
The Emperor of Brazil and party
have sailed for Europe in the steamship
Russian.
Grants Revemxe Upon b Country
mad she Republican Party.
NEW YoRK, July IL.
A Tribune Washington special. says:
A few more removals such rs those oil
Jewell, Pratt, Dyer and Yaryan would
leave the President without h sup.
port Of q single respectable Repub
Iican in Washington. As 1t u, many
Of those who have heretofore defended
him on almost every OCCASION wien
defense has been necessary, or ut least
held their peace and refused 10 criti
else his action, are to-day o~utspOken in
their condemnation Of Grants unwi-e
and to the Republican party almost
IaLaI kNDiIcVs lut 0ApIdtlhtPptS oiIctott
for the Presidents course are these:
He has taken this method to revenge
himself on the Republican party and
upon the country-first, for the defeat
in his pet scheme for the third term;
second, for the neglect with which he
was treated by the Cincinnati Conven
tiOn. the ig~nominious defeat OF his
favorite candidates, COnkling, and the
indirect condemnation of his admins
trstion contained In Hayes letter Vi
acceptance.
Reservations Umdlass-Crszy Horse
. ElNcky Moon Clone - ths
Happy Humsimg GrOunds-Reim
f0rcememts delayed.
BISMARCK. July IL.
Col. Burke, agent at Standing Rock
has just arrived and gives y good q
| count OF his Indians. He says they
are all on the reservation except y few
who are hunting. They are, however
| unoasv hoCauso m prnviSiOnS hNyl