Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-25
Beixnnp Denies Con te.sing.

Bolanap Denies Contrasting.
WASHINGTON, April "a.
Belknap has written a letter to- a
friend. denying in positive terms that
he has made any confession whatever
concerning the charges against him
relative to the Fort Sill post trader
ship.
More Sioux MISUNDERSTANDING
tiOm 10 be Public-washingtOn
Items.
FIT. LARAMIE, Wy, April %.
or the three wounded men from the
Red Canyon massacre two have died
-Bargesser, of Virginia City, New,
and Gresham. Of Bigeiow, Holt county,
Mo. FELTON, was alive at last accounts.
TIE co'ored woman captured WAS
killed. Her body was found full Of
wounds and mulilated. She also had
beer ravished.
H. 4. Brown, of Salt Lake, one OF
the propriators of Gilmer, Salisbury &
Patrick's stage line, is lying sixty
miles from here, At Sage creek, badly
wounded. Two ambulances and an
escort have just been sent by General
Bradley to bring him here,
ranied by Acting Assistant Surgeon
Petti>, L. ). A. MI. Brown was shot
by Indians on the night Of the 2lst.
He was making q night trip on one of
the fast wagons, and WAS sitting by the
side of the driver. They were sud
denly fired uron, a ball hitting Mr..
Brown near the front of the left hip,
striking the brass she'll OF u cartridge
in his belt, carrying the cartridge into
the wound with the ball, both remain
ing in his body, making u very bad
case. He will reach here TO morrow
night or Tuesday morning.
New YORK, April %.
The Suns Washington special says:
The Commissioners OF Internal Rev
enue to day, hy direction OF the Presi-
dent. wrote a letter to Supervisor Hem
bricks asking for his resignation.
The Times Washington special says;
Bris,ow refuses to surrender the orig.
inal papers of his Department to the
various Congressional committees, or
To any one else, though will z tn al
low the committees TO see them at the
Department. This action il the result
Of n Cabinet meeting, because of stones
refusal to e.uru Postoffice documents
on Wednesday.
Blaine will ask permission of the
House to make II personal explanation
wherein he will answer the charges
recently made against him relative to
the railroad bonds.
The Worlds Washington special
says: Dayenpor- failed in his testimony
to convince the committee that his
huge expenditures were proper. Even
the Republican members do not deny
it and are willing to coneede that there
has been gross irregularity in the mat
ter of vouchers.
WASHINGTON, April 90.
A Republican member will to mo
that the investigation now pending
shall be- public. Many Democrats
favor the resolution.
LEAvENwoRTH. KS, April %.
Advices are received here that some
time Thursday night u family of M
igrants named Baker. from Pennsyl.
vania, We're masSacred bv the Indians
about 100 miles northwest of Custer
City. The family consisted OF y man,
wife and two children, sll of whom
we're Drained with hatchets or tonA-
hawks, and then scalp+d. The wagor
was rit1ed and everything valuable
carried off. The bodies 0i the victims
were decently buried when found.
NEW YORK, April o..
The Times SAYS Bristow is recog-
nized to-day as tho representative of
the reform sentiment. His claim 10
this position grows stronger steadil