Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-07
EASTERN NEWS.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL.
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
END OF INDIAN TROUBLES.
GENERAL CROCK on THE SITUATION.
Crazy Horse a Prisoner and
Wounded.

CHICAGO, Sept, 5.
The following was received at mil
itary headquarters to-day:
CHEYENNE, sept. 5.
Your dispatch OF TO day il received.
Crazy Horse was at the bottom of the
whole trouble al both agencies. n
yesterday his band WAS dismembered
10y the soldiers aud our Indians. most
ly by the latter. The members of his
band are being distributed among
other bands. Crazy Horse is now a
prisoner. and / have ordered Bradley
To send him down here. / wish you
would send HIM where he will be out
of harms way. You can rest assured
that everything at the agencies is per-
fectly quiet and will remain so. The
advance of Lame Deer's party has al
ready come in, and the balance will be
in in four or five days, with the ex-
ception of five lodges that went to
hunt up Sitting Bull. / have given
the necessary orders about disarming
them as they come in. This is the end
of all trouble as far as the Sioux are
concerned, outside of Sitting Bull. l
take 100 carbines with Inc from Green
river for The Snakes, and if possible l
WI push llriihb Cp tuab way 81 a > ~
strengthen Harris party. Give me all
Information as quick as possible re-
garding the Neg Perces. The success
full breaking up of Crazy Horses band
has removed a heavy weight off my
mind, ard / leave here feeling perfect
ly easy.
(Signed) GEORGE CROOK.
CAMP ROBINSON, Sept. >.
Three companies of the Third Cav
airy aud about $50 Indians were sent
Out yesterday 10 disarm Crazy horses
band. The village broke up early in
The morning, and was stampeding
when our force reached the grounds
about seven miles out. About forty
lodges were captured, and were
brought in last night. Friendly In
dams are after the balance, and will
capture them, / think. as they went
toward Spotted Tail. Crazy Horse es-
capped alone, and went to Spotted Tail,
and was arrested there last night, and
is now a prisoner. Seventy-fiye people
of Lame Deer's band surrendered at
camp Sheridan yesterday. They state
that the rest of the band, numbering
800. under Fast Bull, will be in in four
or five days.
(Signed) BRADLEY.
CAMP ROBINSON, Neb., Sept. 5.
Crazy Horse, who was arrested at
Spotted Tail Agency last night, arrived
here this evening. While being dis
armed In the guard house. he drew a
knife and attempted to make his es-
cape, cutting Little Big Man in the arm
severely. Crazy Horse, himself, was
stabbed in the side and dangerously
wounded. The Indians refused to
have him put in the guard-house again,
and he was taken TO the Adjutant's Of
fee. where he HOW Is. There is great
excitement among the Indians, most of
whom have gone 10 their villages. The
troops are under arms, ready for II
emergency. AT 10 o'clock p. NJ. Crazy
Horses condition was regarded more
favorable, aud all is quiet.
Pennsylvanfa's Republican Con-
vention.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 5.
The Republican State Convention as
sembled at noon TO day, and was called
to order by A. w. Norris. Secretary of
the State Committee. The roll OF Dele
gates was called and one or two substi-
tutes made. A. w. Brown, of Alleg-
hany, was chosen temporary Chair
man. Committees were appointed and
a recess taken. Upon r~eassembling,
William II. Armstrong was made per.
manent Chairman. The following
ticket was nominated: For Supreme
Judge, j. p. Sterrett; Stale Treasurer,
VIM. b. Hart; Auditor, General J.. A,
NJ. Passmore. The convention then
adjourned sine die.
General Crook and stan.
CuEvESSr Sapt
General Crook and staff left here al
noon 10 day, for Camp Brown; from
which point a detachment of the Fifth
Cavalry. under General Merritt, and a
part of the Second Cavalry here, have
gone to intercept the Nez Perces.
Wendell Phillips Nominated for
Governor.
BosToN, Sept. 5.
The State Independent Greenback
Convention vas held here to day
Seven hundred delegates were present
Jason Waters, President. Wendell
Phillips was nominated for Governor
over b. +. Butler.
Railroad Accident Near Cleveland
CLEVELAND, Sept. 5.
About 6 o'clock this morning two OF
! trains collided near Newburg, Ohio, or
the Atlanta and Great Western Rail,
road. Fifteen cars of merchandise ano
. thousand barrels of oil, together with
one locomotive, were entirely de
stroyed by fire.
Greeubackers and workingmen Co
alesce in Minnesota.
MINNEAPOLIs, Sept. 5.
The convention of the State Green
back Party { o day nominated W. l.
Banning tor Governor. The Working
men, in the evening, Joined in con7en
ton with the Greenbackers, and til,
whole convention adopted the abov,
ticket.