The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-08

The Killed and Wounded.
Secretary Of War Can ,eron, who has
returned from Philade phia. says ac-
coIdiug to the latest d spaIches which
he has received from General Sheri-
dan, the nun Der of victims IL the
Custer III Issacre was as. follows: Killed,
26l; wounded. 80; missing. 2. This
is less than the number fist reported.
Mo rill IDauau,
NAsHN GToN. July 7, 1876.
Senator MorrIl took o+.th of Office
AIS Secretary of til. Treasury this after
noon. The ctrem, ny taking place at
the Executive Mansion.
Army of the Gau iberia nd.
PHILADELPHIA, July z, 1876.
The Army of the "a mberIand re-
elected General Sherid. VI President
this morning, and then adjourned to
1877.
Public Sentiment at Laramie.
LARAMIE CII Y, July 8. 1876.
There is general feeling of gloom.
desl ondency and apprehension for
the future. mingle,l with indigna-
ton that the Government in pnrsnance
of petty. niggeily po LEY, permits both
r.,Il l.,
men who compose the army. to be-
ruthlessly slaughtered by savages to
lrntify the demands of the theving In
dian ring, aud the sicky srniimen, of
Eastern mocnstruck philanthropy.
Public Opinion ira Missouri.
KANSAS City, July 3, 1876.
Public opinion in this CIT, and sec
ton If the country, Ia very decided for
a charge of Indian policy. The pres
ent mode Of fghti e India MS is laughed
at 1t is claimed that Governors of
States aud Territories should be al
lowed to call ont volunteers, and teach
the Iudians wholesome lesson. A
regiment could be raised here in "a
hours.
A Vigorous Campaign 1Oema nded.
CHEYENNE, July s, 1876.
An intense feeling of sol1ow and re-
gret prevails here at the massacre Of
Custer and his brave troops. II is
feared that the War Dcps rtment will
no. make a sufficiently vigorous cam
paign against the savoges.
The --latest from the Front.
CHICAGO, July s, 1876.
An official account Of Clusters Ell
counter has been sent via Fort Ellis.
with which point comm nication Is
now closed, owing to the IA ct that the
wines are down. A detaCt Inent Of cav
airy was sent out a week siuce to re-
pair lines. aud it is expect I'd that they
will be in working order again within
n few days. II will, there tore, be sew
eral days, probably, before Terry
report is received. giving full details.
Tie report, however, can contain but
little that has not been published, be-
yond the names of the soldiers killed
Six companies of the Fifth Infantry
have been ordered to the relief OF Gen.
Terry S command, and will leave Fort
Leavenworth Immediately via Yankton
The Filth Regiment of Cavalry has
been Withdrawn from it's advanced po-
siiion in front of Red Cloud and Spot
ted Tail Agencies. and order I'd to con-
centrate at those agencies. No further
Intelligence has been received ut head
quarters concerning any movement of
the trooos of Crooks and Terry's COM
Inands.
Reinforce memts
This evenings Telegraph has spec
ial from Philadelphia, where General
Sheridan is now, which states that on
receiving the Adjntant Generals brief
account of the battle, Gen. Sheridan
communicated with Gen. Terry, and
sent twelve companies of infantry. At
the same time he reinforced Crook
with five companies of infantry and
eight companies of cavalry, and instruct