Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-07
TIE LIE
The Relations Of Our COun.
try with Mexico.
We DO NOT RECOGNIZE THE DIAL
GOVERNMENT.
A Negro Murderer Hanged
in Georgia.
VINO is rHE SENATOR ELECT FROM
LOUISIANA
Henry Ward Beeeher on Theodore
Tllton.
a FEARFUL TRAGEDY IN sEI.MA.
ALABAMA.
a rEARrrL TRAGEDY IN sELMA.
ALABAMA.
tsrrciAL Dl.rArcHr. To rHn Com HILL
ia 1T NKws.l
The Indian war In Idahe.

The Indian War Ia Idahs.
nan FRAScisco. July IA press dis
patch from Portland says Especial dispatch
from Lewiston. July 18th, via walla wIla.
July 9th, says that Colonel whipplo's COM
mand. with volunteers under d. d. Ran
dali, CANT across tho Looking Glass band
at Clear creek. at Z A. NJ. Tho Indians told
tho Colonel that they were prepared 70
fight. and u IL said opened the ball win
the flrst shot. Whom the order was given
10 commence firing the Indians soon broke
for places Of shelter. IL Ia not known o
many were killed or wounded. 10 they
scampered In all directions. The com.
mand captured tho Indivn camp. viii, all
their provisions anu plumber. and took
about 1000 head Of horses, which they
brought here. M citizens or soldiers were
killed or wounded. The command re-
turned last night. Captain Elliott Of tho
Idaho Rangers captured seventy-ive Of
Joscph's cattle aud forty horses. They
had n skirmish on the NimnalO. The
Captain says no does not know how many
were killed. A. they hal to retreat. The
Indians are mostly between the Snake and
Salmon rivers, aud ara now reported eOO
strong and we'll armed. Captain Booth
will go 10 Wallowa with seventy men from
the Cove. There are t%wenty-one men
from Union county. Oregon, now In Wall
Iowa Valley. News received from Depart
ment headquarters here from General A.
Sully. commanding at Lewiston. says Col.
Perry. with thirty men on the way u Cot.
tonwood WAS attacked nv the llostiles.
Lieutenant liayner. ten soldiers u TWO
citizens were killed. Col. WhippIe leaned
Col. Perry and drove the Indians on. The
nsn y Go'pg on; mnyo' hitch ia
Fort vancouver Yesterday morning. vii,
arrive at Lewiston tomorrow at Don
The following dispatch eomes IRON wal
rr,a; M oI r y, o.'n Thray
night. They saw that Joseph dccoyed
General Howard across the salmon River
and then Joseph rccrossed the river and
got ON to Cottonwood bstween Howard
and I.apwai, within thirty miles oil
Lewiston.
A special dispatch received from John
A. Farrell OF San II sncisco, who has Just
returned from Col sille, dated Pal0use
Landing, third inst, ant, via WallA Walia
the 9Th, saws: "Jeseph Oppenheimer and
myself arrived here i~his<uening. When
we crossed the spokone bridge yosterlay
there we're between 200 aud 400 buck In
dams, who were said 10 bo In council. all
we'll armed and cauippcd. Tboy consisted
of Yakimas, under Moses Palouse, Sam
p%arillos. s~pokenes, Collsshells, and rene
gal. young men from other tribes, anne
not known. Tho outlook for this country
is bad. The -~e,tlera on Pine creek and
Palousc plains, except five men. have left.
The coustry is in tho hands Of the savages.
nan FRANCISCO July IA foruAhu
press dispatch says: Before tho Senatorial
Investigating Committee. ". ]. McCen-
- I'm -. ...,,., A.. yyt-
NELL o' n"'"'' ooo"''' '''''i'u N""' VIZ
son. a member of the liouse from Tiiia-
nook county, who voted for Grover. but
who WAS elected under a pledge 10 vote for
Nesmith, and whose property was heavily
mortgagcd before the meeting Of tho Leg
~islatnre. paid of some debts and cancelled
his mortgages Immediately after the adj
journmcnt OF tho Iegisia.nro, NAV no was
=. NJ .han..i .wsniv.loIIar niece. frc.
ou,nily in Portland lust after tie senate.
rial election.
To. Miller, OF Maseo counly, hst.neu
,ha, "onnt, Who VA. snnno.eL m he In
limited circumstances before the election,
Immediately after purchased q half inter
st IN a st,sn, awmil TOT anres 'nousahu
.nn many r,nsrLs among bis n,ighbor,.
Tho %n,,,ie. managing ,ba inyostiustion
az ,i,,i ,hsv are only an tbc thr.sbold of
M, ,cstimony. Mosier 81 W.,co county.
who approacbel Nssmith and wanted
mono for his vote. and afterwards voted
for Grover. and who told Goodman, Sena.
Tor from Linn county, that money could
he had, and that II was right 20 take II, Is
keeping ont of the way Of the United
States Marshal. When last heard from he
wa more than q hundred miles from
home IL the mountains. IL IL not believed
that lie will be found. IL has not yet been
possible to find Butler, Mosier's fellow
member, and II Is feared that both will
elude tho Commission. who aro making
every effort to secure tho attendance of
these persons.
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INV YORK. July L. Worlds wash
iugton special says tho Cabinet took no
.o,,o, ,o.,isy In re,,rl IN tho Me,ica,
80 ,.,,In. III !. -. e.
question: ""a "'s W." w u""e ,o'
some time. Tho ADMINISTRATION awaits
the establishment 81 some form Of Govern.
,,oo, I, Ne,ico before p~roceejipr IN .
-, =, ,.,,,n, .,ie,or,,i.s ON A..
settlement ~ INnu'ns on ~
border. mssne' iu;u s" r;m n,
estabiishcu 'ns auni,n'sua'ion VIII Ito-
cecd 10 mahe uc,na"'s 10, A..u.'on ~. =.
the recent INVASION y, Jul urr',ory W
Mexican soldiers. rms prosecuting Is
viewed Wy our oi~overnmeht ~ = very seII'
Gus matter, anu as lusliying inc maintnn-
anco OF a very hrih athtuae on tne iio
drande. Tho orue,s W uenerAI oru III
regard TO tho p~uhishnleht OF maranaers,
have not been modified nor Will tney
be-. AZ the sanic time no collision
with Mexican troops Ia ieareu a. the statS
Department. our uovernmeht mas PFC.
ceedei IN THIS matter on the ground Una.
there Is no estaDishedi form OF gove,nmens
IN Mexico. ANY purpose 70 annex iu,.I ,r
territory on the Texas Doruer u wnoiy
disclainied ny the ADMINISTRATION u IN
acted entirely on the defensive IN proNia'
Ing for the protection OF our citizens IN
That region. The letter accreJi'ing oenor
Mata as Minister from tne DiAz govern