The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-10-01

Missouri, Oh his way south. by the
time h0 reaches tho Platte OF in two
weeks Crook expects to have fresh
command ready TO take tho field
again i'll person FOX rigorous Fall
campaign. General Mckenzie, with
tho Fourth and other cavalry, will
probably compose the expedition.
CmcAGo, Sept. 81.
4 special Of September Old, from
fort Sally, Dakota, says the disarm-
ing order has been met With opcn
disnttccti0n among the sayagcs; Bull
Eagle threatened tG kill The garrison
last night and The Agency was placed
undor GrniS, with artillery properly
trained on Tie hills. Four hundred
'rulcS le.t for tho hostile camp lately
Joined by The greater part Of the
Chcycuncs here. The hustiIcs are
within ninety miles Of ;iulIy, anI are
powerful cnuugh 10 clean out the
northwest, II So disposed. General
Buell. does not consider the scare
sufficient 10 officially Inpation it, and
preserves q determined front ready
fnr ANY number Of Hs3ailants. There
iSno doubt Of the result. were the
Sioux to visit us, defended ns The
posts are 10y skeletons OF regiments.
The scheme Of manufacturing
crooked whisky in vinegar works. has
been discovered IN several localities
in thiH city, and the varioUs works
have been seized. IT. B. Miller, q
distillcr, was released from Jail this
morning OF paying his fine. $4,000,
he having served ont his thr2o
months.
4 s!:arp shoc!; Of carthdua.:c was
felt about midnight last nigh. at
Springfield, Illinois; Evansville, In-
diana; Louisville, Krutuckv and
"'hcr places i'll southern Indiana,
lliinu!a and EcntGc!.y.
Sioux CRY, Ii. Sept. 81.
4 telegram received tonight, from
fort Sully, says i! is reported there
tha. Sitting Bull IS now within gif,y
miles Of there with II large force
which Is being daily au,!mcEtcd by
Indians from different Agencies, who
prefer to join the hosti!us and keep
,hgir arms and ponies, rather than
Gi:G them mp and remain az thn
Agencies. Four hundred Ini!laS
zen ijrn!c Agency yesterday for the
hostile camp. The Indians e: Chcy-
cuuu River Agency, have not yc:
hcru &isarncdi XII Eagle, hrnd
chi"i "I ths'o indi1nt, sent General
Bucl word last light t!Iat he intended
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IIrY Newton, GauEi,tcr Of General
Newton, no! gaitn three years old,
fired tho mine that blew tablets
Point reef - pieces Yesterday.
Las: evening when thc tide was NJ
about uhh, the steamer Providence,
of tho Fall Ri"nr line, passed over
the plL15 "E thc explosion. She
said chou! fifty fec! nearer to Hal
lots Point than nny steamer had ever
done before. The suUniiuF;5 to rs.
certain The full result q The cSplo-
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