Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-20
EASTERN NEWS.
lsPpuAL TO YzR DAILY sKxYrxu-l
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
Bold Railroad Robbery.
THE OVERLAND TRAIN PLUM.
pEREp BY FIFTEEN
IEy.
Big Hall md SnN;h JsA
DISPATCHES.
Bold Railroad Robbery.
4 Big Iall md Szsxh L.
CHKrNxE Ssp< Is

vhich passed here essP-M n. 70 day.
~ss stopped aod robbed by 1e<a
maeked men q Big SPxing. N<ens<kA
iae miles cas- q b>re- no-nixei- Tie
robbers frx took posse~sioo Il The
station q; Big Spricx. destroying The
feiegnpA insxr1Denn and conplling
The agent TO hang cut . red lghI
When the tran <oppe6 i6< robt<c
took r-o~S><scn. p1zznx tse train Deo
and Pas>SoEers under guard he ex-
press car vas eroken into ard the safe
roLoed cfaboa- $-StcaA TIE pk<s<7-
gers uere ak>o r-oe<d. bot % ~hKs
azDoc1s 10 ros ye a<cer-Ai0e5- To de-
isy The train res-hEng lie Dexs ssa-soo
and an Alarm hen1x given, the Ere in
ihe Aoroxnozive ~K< ~-s o0wl A
freight tram overAkinx the express
ks&n~i X Is engine. and lie express
proceeded 20 o<alla1K. from where she
rsror. Of The robbery = made TIE
oora- Tie Ra.lroad Company o.s-
. re~Ari o. $500 for The Grs< q The
ihereS
asssaag Ball IasesvtevsA
NEv Yosx. >ux- -
Tie Fc-STs For wAl.o. Brush Ter
r7sory. corre<Pcso<1cS says Msjor
Walsh has ja~s ree1ro~i from q WAX 70
>asas-g Ball He had . long i1ierve~
s.a he Soak cAeS~ A fore n0x
namh<rinx Aboa: ooe foo1Sxrd ooe
hundred soalx. i Sill campeda a. Hor~
Bates - niles tbs sS5e Of Wood
uo1nIAin- Ssrsox Ball rode - mics
r1a Wash. aod xss more than ortin-
arlly c1nmnoSca.ive HeoersArs< shss
De : SICK ard tired o< nxaang. but
Walsh ssrs the sod man appears TO
ce veake1inz II his desire 10 make
terms uEh The American Commis<sol-
ers and rsz1rn 70 The ><a,e< Had the
Com mssssoner~ CRIME here moEs7 ago.
10 co2E szFznx Bail wo1ld have
c~Seerf1ily returned ~Eh them on any
reASonabss terms Delay. Walsh sears.
viii reD1e- ih<lr Mission AcorIve-
>Exinx Ball bsarS ali the ness from
Fors Benton. ard his runners iheace
have carried hack alarming S<ori<s n
sAe edez thai. II The SIOUX krs induced
to crozs The frou-ser By the CoznmS-
sio1erx, 6eoerxl Mics wi-h iarxe
fcrre viii ambush them in The Ms
S0ari Aoi vhip them OF The fsne Of iSe
earth Tie eEstsriox Ct ADers1an
troops 10 no<sh<rn Mooians. has in .
manner czo6rne3 these stores. and
sitting Ball FEARS. or PROCESSES ~ fear.
--e<-Ae-y- sting Bal las xzsS z the
Commissioners did nos msss him be-
fore the frs snow fall. he would re-
usAsn on British soil daring the wln,e-.
he hAs plenty Of ammunition
0oOe Waahiagsea Iseaa
CHICAGO, SeH- Is
respondent asked Secretary sherman
vhA: mss - he would give Ohio men
Who asked leave of absence q 60 home
from their Washington work % vote IN
Ohio He zAd be shoold 20 himself.
would allow all others whose work
coaid be lsa without public detri-
mens 10 DO the same. but their iur-
ioagh would Be four or eve days in
stead Of the usual 10 days. The Cab
ine< has decided This question for all
DEPARTMENTS line President will send
only An informal message TO Congress
in Odoosr. announcing the reasons
Why the extra SESSION MAS called and
giving reports and esfimNe-
IL Is said Governor Mccormick has
been ssiezed TO repressn; the United
States n the Paris ExposIion. If Con-
gre<. makes provision for such repre-
s~ensa,ion-
A Tubxn< Washington specsal saus
the Indian Commission has been Of
fered 20 E R. Hoyr, Of New York, and
he has accepted IL
n Cssek sAsaA-
CRKKDNooR, sept IS.
AT the shooting for the Spinf Of tie
1 Ts-zs uxSxa t13v V~xur
ssrye Of ne American tam Of 1876.
took the dnx prixe with . total score of
as-. 8 500. 800 and loo yArda Bly,
d-nberg won the secood With . score
Of no Lamb. Selph and JUDD Zach
scored ms. Rigby took the sixth by .
score Of a4. DAkin took the eighth
by q scors q 2O4. Leutsnant Fenton.
Miner a3d Haiford scored lS7 each.
The others scored less Weber and
Bruce Of the AmsricAn team failed TO
win prizes
NEW YoRK, Sept Is.
The csumony Of presenting prizes
/ to the ~succesAfui rifemen in the recent
contest ~ Creedmoor. took place To-
night at Gilmore's Gardeu. which was
csnsely crowded.
The Prsssaeasial Party ~ Lsais-
va1De.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. Is.
The Presidential reception Was contin-
ued To day. and - upon the pressed
ing occasion, vas marked with the
warme<t welcome Alter breakfast,
the party Vas escorted TO the Female
High School, and . march Of Wei
come by the pupils greeted the Pres
ident's appearance. All the members
of the Cabinet, except Secretary
Schurx, who has len, and Attorney
General Devens, who did not come to
Louisville. were present, Is well Is the
Misses Evarts and Mrs. Hayes and
sons.
End ~ she PtsssAsrg strike.
PIrTsBuRs. Sept IS.
Tho strike al the American iron
works ended this evening. the men
accepting the old rates. This will give
$500 TO 1000 men work again.
Psanaylvania Irea Wseks 9ssaae
Operasaeoa
PrrUBuR0, Sept. 10.
The American Iron Works, employ
ing 1900 men, and Lloyd. Son & Co.'s