Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-14
NIGHT
Troops En- Route from Georgia
to Idaho.
General Mcdowell Instructed ia
Call for Volunteers.
Afhar Hama frosn tho Cnnitnl
Other Items from the Capital.

july 10.
The State Department is without in
formation concerning the reported
Spanish outrage upon the schooner
Rising Sun, except that contained in
= press dispatch from Boston, but has
ordered a thorough and immediate in-
vestigation with the view to obtain
full reparatiou, should published state.
ments be verified.
1t is auihoritatively announced that
Generals Ord and Trurno had a friend
ly conference and reached amicable
arrangements for the suppression Of
Mexican raids. President DiaZ mani
tests an anxiety TO maintain friendship
with the United States.
Nine companies OF the Second In
fantry left Atlanta. Ga, this morning
for 81. Louis, where arrangements
have been made to forward them
without delay to Cheyenne via Den
yer, ell route to Idaho, the scene OF the
present hosfilities.
General Mcdowell has been author
lied to call for two hundred volunteers
in Arizona or Washington Territory
and to increase the number to five
hundred If necessary.
The Liberals Achieve Important
victories fm euba.
KEY WEST, July 10.
A gentleman, who has just returned
from Havana, says it ~ reported that
on the Sth of July Generals Maxine
Gomez and Vincent Garcia, leading a
very large force. have forced Trocha,
and invaded Cinco Villas Territory.
A battle was fought at Crossing. ! n
which over 600 Spaniards are said to
have been killed, among them a
Brigadier General, supposed to be
| Mendinna. Since then, another
heavy encounter has taken place, and
considerable trepidation prevails al
headquarters. Three men.of- war were
ordered to sea in great haste, doubles.
to relieve and pick up isolated detach.
ments near the coast endangered by
this r~einvasion OF territory unexpect-
eddy by so large a force. Reinforce
ments from Spain are being got ready
Yellow fever is raging among the
20, 900 brought out last winter.
All Quiet on the Mexican Border
New ORLEANS, July IL.
A Brownsville special says General
Canales and General Devin have had
a conference and there was no diff
Guilty in coming to an agreement in re
lation to suppressing raids. They
were of the opinion that they could
render the passage of troops from one
side TO the other unnecessary by dis
charging their respective duties. Gen
Canales thinks the publication OF al
order of such Importance AS that o
the Secretary of War TO General Ord
without notice to Mexico, was disre'
spectful to the Diaz government, bul
he valves that and will cooperate
with our authorities in anything neces
sary to insure peace and TO secure thu
preservation OF order on both banks
of the Bravo. 1t is the general opin'
ion that General Escobeda will at.
tempt to set on foot an expedition &c
invade Mexico.
RAILROAD Accident Near st. Louis
ST. LOUIS, July ID.
A passenger train on the st. Louis
and Cairo railroad jumped the track
on an Is foot trestle, yesterday, neal
Murph rysboro, and the whole train
excepting the locomotive. was thrown
from the track. Almost every passen
ger was injured. Chas. Pink. express
messenger. injured internally, will
probably die; w. Jones, mail agent
Potter, conductor, and Smith, brake
man, are seriously hurt.