Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-31
EASTERN NEWS.
Especial. TO THE DAILY SENTINEL.
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
CHICAGO QUIET.
RAILROADS RESUMING BUS
MESS.
Hammered Massacre at Fort Pierce.
'EsTERDAY's DISPATCHES.
CHICAGO QUIET.
Rumored Massacre at Fort Pierce.

CHICAGO, July %.
Scarcely q vestige Of the late troubles
has been visible to day. A few dissat-
jsfisd tailors assembled at Lake View,
a suburban town, but they scattered
in all directions upon learning thai a
force of cavalry was in the vicinity
looking for them. Generals ST eridan
and Crook arrived this morning from
st. Paul and General Pope from st.
Louis. The latter will have immedi-
ate control of the United States troops
here and IN this vicinity by virtue OF
his position i'm the army. General
Crook went west to Omaha, where he
will look after some reported Indian
troubles in the eastern Territories.
The railroad strike has few new fea
lures. The engineers on the Vandalia,
indianapolis and ST. Louis lines have
struck and a few other engineers talk
discontentedly, but as yet have made
no signal of striking. The usual sun
day passenger business has been done
by all the lines except the Eandalia,
though few freight cars have moved
10 any direction.
A Tribune Sioux City special alludes
to the subject of Crooks mission above
mentioned, and says al Urauthenti-
Gated report is current at Yankton that
the Indians have massacred all the in
habitants at Fort Pierce. The iele-
graph line being down no particulars
are obtainable.
The Braidwood miners have been
completely subdued by the large force
of militia now there.
The Indian War In Montana.
MIssoULA, NJ. T., July 20.
The Indians threw a force below
Rawn's position on the Lolo trail.
The Deer Lodge company has gone to
open communication with Captain
Rawn. The Phillipsburg company Of
l6 men arrived at Loio to-day. There
is no information from General Glib
bon. The Indians appear determined
to force a passage to The buffalo u
try. A proclamation of the Governor
VAS issued OH the rs. h, calling out all
the organized companies in Deer Lodge
and Missoula% counties. The Fiatheads
are operating with Rawn, and have al
ready 9 n a number of warriors to
Rawn's camp.
DEER LODGE, July %.
A company from Butte, with 90 men,
is just leaving for the front. Another
company of the same number is ex
pec;ed to-day. The Deer Lodge re
serves, numbering Is, left last evening.
Later.
DEER LODGE, July 90.
A letter from Governor Potts says:
Joseph's band passed Captain Rawn's
entertainments yesterday, Iale in the
afternoon, within gun-shot. Not gun
was fired at them. The Indians are
going out by the head of Bitterroot and
Big Hole. They are about 400 strong
and we'll armed. The companies from
Butte were ordered back to Deer Lodge.
Secretary Mills says be will have 800
men in Big Hole valley by noon to
morrow. Volunteers are leaving town
by all kinds OF c~onveyances for the
Big Hole basin.
Fear Of q strike Ian New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, July 30.
For the past two days rumors of
strikes have been prevalent. Yester-
day the employees we're asked to sign
papers guaranteeing higher wages 10
the hands. The authorities are on the
alert, and last night the Washington
artillery of louisiana was under arms.
The entire local military received or
ders to be in readiness. The military
was charged by Governor Nichols, in
tAC CNCut W OH oPPichC'iSA'O SotuCi-
ing, TO disperse it Immediately at all
hazards or any cost. No blank car
tridges will be used.
Matters Quieting Down IN So. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, July 20.
The strike on the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas road has terminated, the
Company acceding to the demands OF
the employees. From 1000 to 100
Illinois National Guards, together with
United States troops sufficient to guard
the property OF the Ohio and Missis-
sippi road, are now quartered in East
st. Louis. All the roads except Tole
do and Wabash have sen put both
passenger and freight trains. A good
deal OF objection is made by strikers.
About noon the crowd became quite
demonstrative, but a company of
militia surrounded them and arrested
about 100. Guards were put on all
trains which left subsequently. and no
more trouble occurred. The rioters
taken were examined this evening, all
but four were released.
4 Fire I'm the Western Union Tele.
graph once In New York
Beecher Declares for Working
men.
NEW YORK. July 80.
1t IL raining here though hot. The
fire at the Western Union telegraph,
office sadly delayed reports, though,
probably, will he all right tonight.
Western news il received mainly by
the way Of Jersey City, and Eastern
via. Harlem. The moneysd da mage
To the Western Union won't exceed
$500
Beecher declared In Plymouth
Church last night that he had been a
misrepresented friend Of the working
men tor forty years. In anticipation
of trouble thirty policemen were i IL the
church.
rhe blockade Raised ~ littsburx.
PITTsBUgG. July 30.
The freight blockade at this point il
pretty well broken. The strikers ON
The Pennsylvania Central and Fort
Wayne roads are still out hut offer nn
re>istanca to the movement OF trans.
Five trains of stock left over the Pr,,a
sylvania road Tor the East 10 day.
Passenger trains on all the roads are
running. Strikers are firm and claim
that the roads anu resume full OPP
| erations Tor want OF q