Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-31

San Francisco, July 30-Everything was
quiet yesterday and last night. The force of
safety-men was reduced considerably from
that previously on duty. One or two slight
disturbances occurred, which at any other
time would scarcely attract notice. A small
band of hoodums hurriedly smashed s China
wash house on Fifth street and decamped be
fore any guards could reach the locality. A
safety while alone on Fourth street near
Folsom, was attacked by hoodlunls and slight
" injured before he extricated himself An
attempt to burn the residence Of A. c. Cum
bic, foreman OF Hook and Ladder Company
No l, was frustrated by the prompt discovery
of nelghbors A Chinese wash house on Moss
street near Bryant was raided III the absence
of the patrol.
Joseph Siverstone, aged Is, q member of
the Safety Committee, has been missing since
Saturday evening and il is feared has met
with foul play,
The funeral of A H. Gudewill, killed while
acting with the Safety Committee in protect
ing the Pacific Mail wharf from the attacks Of
the mob, took place yesterday from the rooms
Of the San Francisco Nerein large force
Of police and safety acted as an escort.
1he remains were deposited in the vault Of
Milton S. Latham, at Lone Mountain
MiasOula, NJ T., July 3O-lndians have
thrown q force below Rawn's position on the
Lolo trail. A Deer Lodge company has gone
to open communication with Captain Rawn.
A Phillipsburg company of sixteen arrived
at Lolo to-day There is no information from
General Gibbon. The Indians appear de-
termined to force & passage to the buffalo
country. A proclamation of the Governor
was issued on the Goth calling out all organ
lied companies in Deer Lodge and Missoula
counties. The Flat-heads are cooperating
with Rawn, and have already sent number
of warriors to Rawns camp.
Deer Lodge, July PA company from
Butte, with sixty-nine men, is Just leaving
for the front Another company of the same
number is expected to-day. The Deer Lodge
Reserves, numbering twenty-five left last
evening.
letter from Gov. Potts says Joseph's band
passed Capt. Rawns entertainments yesterday
within gunshot. Not gun was
fred at them The Indians going out by the
Bitter Root and Big Hole are about 400 strong
and we'll armed. The companies from Butte
are ordered back to Deer Lodge. Secretary
Mills will have 800 men in Big Hole Valley
by noon tomorrow. Volunteers are leaving |
.own by all kinds of conveyances for Big Hole |
basin.
Chicago, July Z9.-Scarce Veslge OF the |
ate troubles has been visible to-day. A few |
dissatisfied tailors assembled at Lake View, |
suburban town, but they scattered in all
directions on learning that force of cavalry
vas in the vicinity looking for them. Gen
rails Sheridan and Crook arrived this morn
ny from St Paul and General Pope from st.
Iouis. The latter VIII still have command of
he United States troops here and in this va
unity by virtue of his position in the army
General Crook went west to Omaha, where he
viii look after some reported Indian troubles
n the Western territories. The railroad
trike has no new features. Engineers on the
7andalia, Indiana and st. Louis lines have
truck and few engineers talk discomfort
dly, but as yet have made no signal of strik-
~. The usual Sunday passenger business
IS been done BY all Lines except the Wanda !