Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-15

Sioux.
ur,r.. Mont Ano IA
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a speclai ulspatch from bo|el'ah'
Montana, to the Independent, of the
12tb inst saws. "a Sioux snuaw
who came into the Crow camp, reports
a terrible engagement. She saws a bat
tie was fought. in which Crook has al.
most anuihilated tJ,e Sioux and had
he re,nainder in such = posjtion AS to
force their surrender. Parties from the
Grow Agency bring this news, IL NAV
he greatly exaggerated if not entirely
false.
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NEW nohh' aug,
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noi y. Now 'e'soy, nas ",0optou al"
mnvlta.lon :. 'ne .sccIn.'eu .o''1ois"
TERRITORIAL Gays Oh CaiiIorhia =" ueniveT
an adoress ~ n d Oh oaiilor'
mans NJ ~niiaoeiI'iia september ON,
ne twenty sixtn birthday Oh the otsie
Of Catiiornia. me subject VIII De the
settlement and progress OF California
from July Z, 1916, TO the present time.
whae,e... survov,n~ rxnaa,tsn.
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DosooniIo"t:o ~ no1io' '1Poui
.on ~ ic"vi"E ne'o unNy ioI ."1
heiu. LUIS WIN VI e~p'o'as,o'' anu
suIsoys IVES. W, ~ .on.u llo.'u.", VII.
70 o"i''oA u"C y. = 7"."",uo' y
Nc yeai ~ NoW MGA oo.",auo'
Ne.aua a"u Sd'noIn,a. ine se'..oiis
.oouy o1 oHpi".ou ~ao 'pn''su,
1us w. 'ne nniEsneu .eiii.o,y su.'eyeu
10y ln's pouy OF Ciarence h'he In pIe
Vlous years, anu I,aneulat,oh VIII ne
/ OIL tD6 6AltIISIOl III lit SfSltIl dITtduH
Gohlpieteu, 10 WHICH u VIII pe Joliieu.
I"oIo WIN &c wv ~" '
Vous anu : Cty, NeVada,
anu West Ahin'as, Coiorauo. AZ
tnese pIaces tne eNecutive ana scieh-
tlhc auacues o. the survey, so1he my
IN huihoer, are now sasnerihe, anu NJ
THESE points Oh outnC the eNPeuitioh
VIII fecei'e numerous "uo'''o''s ~. Tue
pe'sons y. eu,ueS' PacNers, hii'lta!y
esvor.s, e'c; oesGn WoiAinH f'aIties
VII ,ahe tne neiu, i" having oeeni
ou"u .m" 80 I"n m ~ ,.s'Aae
eight or ten persons. Each one OF the
Eastern parties Will traverse the u
try on both SIDES OF the Kio Grande
south of the latitude OF Albuquerque,
New Mexico; the other to be engaged
, in New Colorado, Will proceed to Tie
northwestern corner Of that State and
in n course OF the season acquire the
data necessary Tor the completion III
the maps OF the erritory. rive par
r ties will operate on the Pacific coast,
, taxing carson City as tiie 'iiitiai point.
Got I'd ovartha nI.ins and ;sol,ted
mountain re,,ion of Nevada and vest
ward. into the rugged Sierra Nevada
range, along which iriangulation will
r. lI.,al ,I~,,o tt,z (.o.t.al D,.,t.,
railroad, working i'm the vicinity OF
/ Beck wourith Pass, as far towards the
northern boundary of California as the
shortness of the season will allow. AS
vet the topography of these regions is
r but slightly known, and as the tide OF
settlement is turning in these diree-
lions, il has been deemed advisable to
.lllleuia'e,y oyer 'he,n viii !
I'm 80 - aftbo rn,nrr
unon the RATIONAL of the re-
; cinn visited.
,
, wafer spout u" s'rHi"i"'
LYNCHBURG, VA, Aug. IL.
: the line of the Virginia Midland rail
, road, six miles north Of this place.
The flood extended over five miles. A
: ~culvert was carried away, leaving a
gap of 30 feet broad aud 80 feet deep,
into which II freight train was precip-
. itated, killing an engineer and brake-
man. Il storm lasted only a few
:
h"iir""" S'ri"ers ""'rscs III IN
"is"".
Z CHICAGO. Aug. Ii.
e The striking ~braSe,nen on the Ohio
: and Mississippi railroad, at ViUcennes,
y Indiana, to-day ran two coaches on
tanning officers of the road aud a de-
q tachment of police on a side track,
3 spiked the switch and drove the police
5 across the Wabash river into Illinois.
r The strikers have possession Of the
\ road. The town government has been
; strongly appealed to for aid.
e rns. Mn,l Trains and the Frank Inc
pr,v,,ey.
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