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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-09
NEVADA.
The Strike In Opbir-Great Excite.
ment In Virginia.

VIRGINIA, New, Nov. s.
The Chronicle This afternoon has an
article concerning the reported strike
in Ophir, which states in brief, OF the
authority OF President Weller. that the
east DRIFT on the | 900 foot level is in
ore assaying from $l4 to S2i per ton.
Some samples obtained by drill. and
from a hole blasted in the lace of the
drift, assay as high as $50 a ton. Work
was stopped tc make proper arrange
ments for working to advantage, and
to prepare for meeting water. Stock.
holders would be admitted at the
DRIFT had been bulkheaded. The Chr0ni-
Gle further says that this discovery in
connection with other indications.
show a strong probability of a valuable
ore body. The formation is siinila to
that discovered four years ago on the
west wall of the l,200-fo level of the
Consolidated Virginia, and assays
higher than those first obtained from
the second Crown Point bonanza on
The l,l00-foot level. The Ophir Office is
oesieged by experts and superintend-
ents to-day. About 8 o'clock this af-
ternoon, Archie Borland, expert from
San Francisco, w. III. Smith Of the
Belcher, and j. p. Martin, agent of the
Bank of California, were preparing to
visit the level, when President Weller
received a dispatch from San Fran
cisco, after reading which be forbid
their entering the mine. There is
great excitement here owe the strike.
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Indian summer.
The highways are in excellent order.
General p. E. Common arrived from
San Francisco last Q sening.
A. Benedict and wife returned from
San Francisco last evening.
No letters will be registered at the
Postoffice after six o'clock p. NJ.
Forty three tons OF ore, recently re.
duced, the product of the Day mine,
yielded So, 900.
The witnesses in the Typo stage rob-
berry case will leave for Belmont on
Monday next.
s. p. Wyman has departed for Ari.
iona. Another member OF the bible
class gone.
Charlie Fisk yesterday bought the
Main street property Of NJ. Young,
paying 5000 therefor.
Under Sheriff Nelson has collected,
since the first day OF January, s2l,4l7,
the proceeds OF S84 licenses.
General Ticket and Freight Agent,
T. F. Lawlor, accompanied by his
wife, arrived in Eureka by last even
inR's train.
1t was a Eureka man who, when
asked by Rev. Mr.. Thompson to buy a
bible, replied. No, thank you, | am
already saved"
A lot of quicksilver, consigned to the
Alpha Silver Mining Company Ut Pr
oche, was received at the Z. & p.
freight depot yesterday.
A number of ornamental galvanized
iron chimney tops were received at the
depot yesterday. They will be used
on the 1uesef the Jackson Hotel.
Road Supervisor Wilton cautions
cross-walk makers to spread the Stag.
and not bunch 1t up in such a name
as to retard the water drainage.
According L our San Francisco dis
patchestbere Is a big excitement among
the San Francisco operators over the
strike in Ophir.
Ihejump In Ophir caused a smile to
ripple over the c%ountenance of NJ. d.
Foley. He bought 'em when they
were low.
Four cars of merchandise, two of
lumber, u of hay and four Of char
coal composed the regular freight train
that arrived Wednesday evening.
One Of the new double fire plugs will
be placed at the Hooks truck house,
corner Of Clark and Spring streets. 1t
will be connected with the Main street
main by a four-inch pipe.
The Austin ReueiLe wants our great
military hero, Captain G. G.. Hubbard,
to come over to Austin and instruct a
ne w-tiedged militia company i'm the
arts and tactics of red. handed war.
A private dispatch from Virginia
City. received in Eureka last evening
by a prominent stock operator, ad-
vised him not to sell Ophir, and stated
that developments in that mine were
very favorable.
The County Treasurer issued a re-
ceipt to Hank knight yesterday, &C
knowledging the receipt of the sun of
two cents, balance due on Assessors
account. That two cents caused Depu-
iy Recorder Horn two days of hard
work hunting it up on bis books.
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Run over.

Charles Rogers. while crossing Main
street, above Bullion, was knocked
down by . passing buggy, trampled
on by the team and run over by the
vehicle. He lay stunned for q minute.
but finally recovered sufficiently to
stagger to his feet and walk away to
his room. He suffered no further in
jury than a slight scalp wound, where
one of the horses feet came in contact
with his head, and several minor
bruises on his body. Mr.. Williams,
the driver, after putting up the team,
returned and generously offered to pay
all expenses that might result from the
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The suit of Valencourt vs.. the Day
Silver Mining Company will be tried
in the District Court, at Phoebe, on
the 10Th instant. Colonel w. w.
Bishop, of Eureka. and Delos Lake, of
San Francisco, are the attorneys for
the defendants. Mr.. Lake is expected
in Eureka on the 18th, and. in compa-
ny with Colonel Bishop, will depart
for Phoebe on the 10Th. The case is
exciting considerable attention among
the Lincolnites. We gave in yester-
days SENTINEL the grounds on which
the plaintiff bases his claim for one.
third of the mine, and the proven
value Of the deposit makes it u prize
worth contending for.
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They Pliied Him.

They were both tramps, and as they
stood in front Of the store watching
the merchant pacing up and down,
n shook his head at hi, companion
and said: "Poor fellow, l feel for him;
note to pay, no nutriment in the pay
days, and he don't know how he is
going to do it. tell you it is a mighty
fine thing to know just how you stand
every night. That poor fellow in there
is doomed to bear burdens that We
know nothing about" And then the
pair sauntsred up the street to a stable,
turned in among the bales of hay and
slept the sleep of the just.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-09

Every body should remember that the Min
ers' and Mcdaniel Trade Depot is the only
ssts biishment in Eureka where you can get
an imported Havsns Cigar Tor one bit nS
WHITE Liner II andkerchicfs. one Bit. at the
Miners and Mechanics Trade Depot. ms
CLorHrs BsusHss. two bits. at the Miners
and Mechanics Trade Depot. MS
CLAY PTrrs given AVA at tho Miners and
Mechanics Trade Depot. Ms
ToB,ccc. one bit q plug. ut the Miners and
Mechanics' Trade Depot. ms
FLreASr II ATS, 81 so each, at the Miners
and Mechanics' Trade Depot. ms
HArs for 50. stylish and way up, at the
Miners and Mechanics Trade Depot rs
PIyvs, Pipes. Pipes, Pipes. at the Miners
and Mechanics Trade Depot. A3
MAeNrPIcsNr new stock Of Plated Jewelry,
at the Miners and Mechanics Depot. n3
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0eing 90 San Francisco, for the Par.
chase Of = Ftne stock or yewelry
for the Holidays.
P. Stsler is going to San Francisco By the
18th instant. to select . new stock Of Jewslry
and Silver Ware suitable for tho holidays.
lie requests his customers, If they have any
special orders for him, to leave them at his
store before his departure. and be will exo-
cuts them with pleasure. At tho same time,
he begs all those who are indebted to him to
CONS forward and settle their bills, ~ he 10 in
great need of money.
Eureka, Nov. 1, 1877. nftd
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win Eo1oPge.

n. H. Joseph, at the Golden Rule
sors 10 about to enlarge his establish.
ment. the great increase In his trade
and the large stock Of goods that he 10
1e!rying rendering that step necessary.
bis stock Of hats alone Is sufficient to
crowd . small-sized institution, and he
. an immense consignment on the
way from the East. II you want q
noeby. stylish chareau, interview Joe
NC be will sell you u ct Q reason.
able figure.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-09

Professor VIM. Plumhof announces,
In another column, that he will give
lessons on the piano, and also tune and
repair those instruments. Mr.. Plum
hof is an adept in the manipulation of
tho ivory keys, and Is a OF the best
musicians in the State. We are pleased
to have the opportunity of recommend
ing him to the patronage of the public.
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Episcopal Church Concert.l

The arrangements for the above con-
cert are progressing very smoothly,
aud the amateurs who will take part
In the entertainment are very pune
tual at the rehearsals. Judging from
the proficiency that they have already
attained, there is no doubt that they
will acquit themselves very creditably.
The reserved seats are being taken rap
idly. and those who want to secure
eligible accommodations at the hall
will do well to apply at once. The
number of tickets already sold indi-
Gates that the house will be crowded.
The concert is given for a most worthy
object, and should receive q very lib
eral support.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-09

Valuable registered letters. directed
to the following persons, a be had
by their on application at the
Postoffice: George Carter, Anthony
Longton.. Thos. p. Jones, iDugald z.
Martin. Peter Martin. Joseph Parker,
Robert a.Abraham, Vescis Clemante
aud2,arreti Domminico..
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Az the Jackson.

The repairs on the pumps at the
Jackson mine were completed yester-
day, and tested in the afternoon. The
pumps worked very satisfactorily, &C
complaining the work with great III
cess. The mine will be shut down
to-day, and tomorrow the sinking OF
the main shaft will be resumed. This
will be carried down 100 feet further.
when q new level will be opened.
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Railroad Earnings.

A correspondent Of the San Francis
co Post. writing from Carlin, has been
figuring on the cost Of running passen-
gers and freight trains. He arrives at the
conclusion that the net earnings of
the Central Pacific are $50, 900 per day.
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Accidentally discharged.

A man while examining q pistol in a
saloon on Main street yesterday after
noon, let his finger slip from the trig-
ger, accidentally discharging the
weapon. The ball penetrated the
molding of an ore cabinet to the depth
of three inches. The spectators aud
the man who was manipulating the
weapon lost interest in it, and the ex-
hibition of its fine qualities suddenly
closed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-09

Ainarin b. Paul. room 20, Safe De-
posv building. San Francisco. will 70
ceaSo specimens Of Nevada ores for
e~xni6ition at the Paris Exposition.
nir. Paul 10 an old Nsvadsn and a re-
ilaole and intelligent miner. He il q
member Of the California Commissiop
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small Articles.

Small articles, such as pocket-hanker-
chiefs. neckties, socks, s~uspenders. pocket
and dressing combs, purses, shirt studs,
sleeve and collar buttons, toilet soap. cologne,
Florida water. needles, linen thread; tooth,
nail and shaving brushes: and a general Inns
o. Yankee Notions. at the GOLDEN RULE
STORE. n3
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overshirt,. elk neck-handksr
and scarfs, and sundries. at the GOLD
En- RULE STORE. n3
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writing a Book.

Mr.. Fred H. Hart, OF the Reveilte,
announces that he is engaged in writ
ing a book. We suggest that he call IL
~Tbe S~azerscker's Guide"
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I expect to move in my new building in 9
few days, and / will sell the Groceries and
Provisions that I now have on hand at q re-
duction Of % per cent. below the old estab b.
lished prices. Come and examine tbs
MRS. NJ. A. ASllIM.
Corner Of Spring and Bateman streets.
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Contract to Let.

EOR CONTINUING. THE. PRESENT.
Il drift on the lower level of the Geddes
x Bertrand mine 100 feet. and also for sink-
ing main shaft 100 feet deeper. Contractors
to furnish powder, fuse, candles and fuel. and
to run hosting works.
Bids to be received until SATURDAY.
Nov. 18th. at noon.
ARLINGTON 4 BARTLETT.
Eureka, Nov. 5, 1877. ns-tl
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The heaviest and best California wooden
und shirts. drawers and overshirts; heav-
lest Amoskeag and duck jumper,, blouses
and overalls, at the GOLDEN RULE
STORE. u3
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Best assortment of wooden gloves. combine
tion gloves and buck skin gloves. g~auntlets ant
mlttens 10 Eastern Nevada. at too GOLDEo
ley's Red Bluff Company" ms
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Rullion Shinmenf.

Wells, Fargo q Co. made the follow
ing shipment Of bullion this morning:
6 bars, valued at 80 1888 81.
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A letter directed to F. P. Bennett
Mayetta. Nevada. Is held at the Post
office for better directions.
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Goanelrs

White shirts. plain and fancy bcsoms. q
the GOLDEN RULE STORE. n3
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Meerschaum pipes, ambers and fitting ma
~terials. imporsed direct and cold under the
fullest guarantee. at the GOLDEN RULE
STOkI. MS
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English steel pens. Nos. SIS. 3s7, 500. l04, 434.
900. 294. sos N, GIG, go. 2ss, sos r. 10 and 49,.
at the GOLDEN RULE STORE. MS
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Pyramid Lake Specklcd and Silver Trout
at Wholesale and retail. at MRS. ASHIM'S.
go
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Ex-State Printer c. A. v. Putnam
has located ON the Comstock for the
winter.
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SCHOOL BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS, STA.
TIONERY. Inks and Writing Implements,
Purses, Money bags, etc., ETC., etc at the
EAGLE DRUG STORE. Look for the
Gollcn Eagle M
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Looking-glasses. from the cabin size to the
parlor size. at less than San Francisco prices,
ut the GOLDEN RULE STORE. n3
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY neatly repaired. II
you want to have your watches and jewel-y
repaired in a workmanlike manner. 60 to
r. SrhL ER's jewelry store. one door south oil
s. Ashim & Bros, Main street.
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English cherry tooth-paste. At the GOLDEN
RULE STORE. n3
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CAN vEGErAnLEs.-Four cans for 81 Is. at
MRS. n. A. ASHIM'S. ola
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the State and County Taxes for 1877 are
now due and payable At my ofhoe At fhe
Banking House Of Paxton & Co.. and il said
BEk 10th, 1877. they become delinquent, and
10 per cent will be added thereto, and that
the laws regarding their collection will DO
strictly enforced. X. RYLAND.
tor.
Eureka, Oct. l6. 1877. natf
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az whisky by Weight i.

wAsHISGroN. MAY "a. 1
The Internal Revenue officers are
considering the plan Of determining the
whisky tax by weight instead of by
gauge. Seme of the largest houses 10
the country favor it. II is believed
that this viii be an equitable and
absolute correct method Of determin-
ing the amount OF tax. g.
Inquest on the Launch Victims.
@ .a CaRsrER. Pa. May "A.
The inquest in the case of the vic.
tins Of the Saratoga launch was begun
this morning. A large number of wit
nesses were examined, who testified
that every possible precaution was
taken; that the men were warned in
time to get beyond the reach of danger.
and that II the vessel had not been cut
loose &C the time she was, many more
lives would have been lost. e.sg
iaiskprstihx the southern Policy.
~@N CHroAeo, May 23.
The Tribune's Washington special
says Secretary Evarts 10 preparing
letter TO Governor Stone Of Mississip.
pi. setting forth in very decided terms
che opinion Of the Administration re-
u fffyss n ~ ..... NaHxE.4 arf tskT.X ,
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gardipg the mnrder of Judge Chisholm
and family. 1t vii. be notice to the
Southern people Of the position of the
Pr. sident upoU the question Of pro-
lection to all classes OF citizens through
out the South, lnd will furnish an iu-
terpretation Of his Southern policy
which the South does not seem to fully
understand yet. There is great dissat
isfaction here over Stones apparent
apathy. and the letter will not be par
ticulariy pleasisg 20 that Official.
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enc nguCJ
W WESTERN DISPATCHES


Opnosed to Con nfiscatior
SAN Francisco. M.y23.
Some of tte property owners on the
Iise of Bay street betwe-nsD apont aud
Jones are opposed to con6scaiion. and
have prepsred a docnment which they
,nsise parties interested to sign After
recstsls. II she Effect that the1 sn b.crib
rrs are Interested ia property liable 10
he sssesAed to pay the debt CONTRACTED
with Geo. ~Dungherty under resointi II
96e2 OF the Board of Supervisors aud
nndrr and on account of q contract
With SAID Dougberty OF the frst of
April 1869, and that they believe that
the said resolution aud contract are il
legal and void. and the assessment it,
l.gsl and oppressive. They mutually
covenent to pay such sums in proper
iion to the value of property claimed
10 bA liable for assessment Us may be
incurred in bringing any suit or pro-
ceedings for the purpose of avoiding
the contract aud payment OF assess
nents.
Three Men Drowned.
Last Thursday Thomas McAdams.
John Burke aud q man Damed Brown
we're lost on the bay in a white ball
boat. The boat was seen yesterday
drifting towatd the oce n Bottom up,
but no signs of the lost men.
The AasI-t 90 .ie Club.
The Central Anti-Coolie Club met
last evening. 1t vas moved that the
report appearing in the papers of the
meeting held in the City Criminal
Court house 90 the 18th inst. by a
few individuals claiming it TO be con-
vention from this club. was likely to
,nislead the public. and more pariicu-
Iarly aspirauis to Municipal and Leg
isiativa Offices. We therefore deem it
due them and ourselves to say that we
do not recognize such convention or
their acts. f.9A
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FOREIGN DISP ATCHES.


i .ia5 Ess a4 PARI-, May %.
Prosecutions have beeu instituted
ag.inst several papers for iesuitiog
President Nc Mahon. 1l.azZt1
The La Patr,e says The idea of post
poulng the Exhibition of 1878 is seri.
ously entertained In consequence of
the complicated condition of foreign
affairs, bat no decision has beeu
reached. f155 ~ w 5
ABattle Commenced.
LONDON. May "a.
The following is from the Daily reie-
graph:
"BAToUM. May %.
There was Q tremrudous cannonsde
to-day from the Russians. A battle
has jnst commenced. Firing is be-
coming general along the entire line.
The Turkish batteries are replying Wig
orously. The utmost enthusiasm pre-
waits among the Turkish troops. The
Bashi-Bssouks are preparing for ac-
ton. Everything indicates desperate
effort on the part Of the enemy. 1t is
stated that the Russian force assigned
to the assault of B.toum has been
strengthened by 20, 900 men who just
arrived from Ardahan. 1t is reported
that Grand Duke Michael commands
the attack in person. The Turks are
sangnine. The Russians are moving
rapidly forward in the direction of the
Turkish Left"
A Boid Threat-An Unaersta ndinR
Bsswesn ths Powers.
-ltf - LONDON. May q.
The Times Bucharest correspondent
telegraphs as follows: Grand Duke.
Nicholas has been stopping here
some days, and it 10 asserted that he.
during that time. has remarked that he
intends to enter Constsntinople 10 make
the Turks feel that they are crushed,
although he does not intend to retain
the city. There IL Arm belief here
among we'll informed persons. that a
tacit. if not clearly defined understand
ing exists between Russia. Germany
and Italy, aud that the Court party in
Austria is in accord with the other
- 2 Iaas -
Eastern potentates. The Hungarian
element, is Of course hostile. but utter.
ly powerless to oppose such coali'
tion. Many incidents may be con-
strued into a confirmation of the above
belief. the more important. perhaps be
ing the peremptory closing of the Dam
nbe's navigation by the Russiaos. After
the Turks had promised to al.
low uninterrupted neutral com.
merce and the recently developed
movement OF Russian troops westward
of position beyspd which the anti
Russian element of Europe had virtual.
ly decided they Should not go without
remonstrance.
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.r,oI ,disl az ,sooImahaiN
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Tine Fface tor Next Vonsese"ce.
BALrrAoRs. May 23.
The Methodist Protestant Con vention
to-day fixed Pittsburgh as the place for
the next Conference.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES


WAsHrEeToN, May "a.
The Postal Commission will leave
this morning for another Southern
tour. accompanied by Postmaster Cen
eral Keys aud Msssrs. Vail aud Mar
shal. Superintendents Of the Railway
Mail Service.
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CENTRAL HOTEL,
HiNKEY BROS. raorsIEToss.

.WUAvING RECENTLY PURCHASED -.
El the above Hotel, II ls the deter I'M
nination of the proprietors 60 make IL the -
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c. A. LaGRAvE,
County Recorder,
HUMBOLDT COUNTY. NEVADA,

"nL TAKE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Wv and Affidavits, Deeds. Mortgages. Pow
ers Of Attorney. Declarations Of Homestead,
Leases, Liens, and other instruments OF
writing. drawn with care.
Omse - Court-heuss. wamnemacca.
jA1 Il
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The Secretary of State is consider
ing what measures shall be recon.
mended In the Cabinet for the repre-
sentation of the United States in the
Paris Exposition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-29

GEN. HOWfRD mann FROM.
His Army Waiting at Per.S's Lake for sup
piies-Gen sherman at Helena.

SALT LAKE, Aug. PA courier arrived Mt
Virginia City. Montana Territory. this morning
from Gen. Howards camp at Perry Lake. How
ards forces have been there since the 23d
waiting for supplies. He expected to move
after the hosiile- this morning.
HELENA. Mont. Aug 2S.-A despatch from
Bozeman says: parstcr has arrived. and says
the Helena party are safe. except Kcneck and
another who nrc still missing. Joe Roberts.
Dietrich duncan, and Wilkic are all right. All
may come in
Gen. sherman reached hero this afternoon
from his inspection of Forts Shaw and Benton.
He leaves for Wala Wallu, ". T.. VIA NJ soula.
Mont. on Thursday next.
HELENA, Mont. Aug. pa Herdh special
from Bol'man. Mont. dat "a to-day. says;
The Helena party arrived at Mammoth
Springs at 10 "A. VI. Yesterday. except kenick and
Fowler, who are stll missing. 4. J. Wek"rt IL
wounded in the shoulder slightly. and j. stuart
dians surrounded their camp. SIX miles above
Mud Volcano. taking them completely 10y sur
prise. The Indians did not pursue when the
party lnd. When k"nicK WAS last seen he WIS
running close to timber. Mrs. Cowan'- hu--
hand was -hot in her arms. lie is the only one
OF the Eadrr-nurg party known to De Killed.
The balance may have 'S'np"d. 1t il reported
that Indians were on Gardncr'- river Yesterday.
VIRGINIA CITY, Montana, Aug. 2-.-The In
dians reported 10y Lieut. S.hoted as having
gone back under Joseph Ia fight Gen. Howard
came within twenty-five miles Of this place. m
Madison valley, on the might Of the 26th. nnd
drove of nerd Of over 800 horses in the dlrec
| ton OF Gre user Basin.