Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-06
PACIFIC COAST.
MEETING OF TEE DENoCzlT.
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miLGee met az she Palace Hotei a. one
o'csOck this afternoon. - members BE-
ing represented ia person or by proxy.
The meeting ~z. cslis3 10 discus. the
.isaxrsOn o; the parry in this city. The
after two hours dHscus-
son, directed the two oppa~inx County
To -end thr-- msnnb@r- 10
q session Of the Sssts COMMITTEES a, 8
O'Clock. a; the Palace HOs@I. to nIzhr.
state heir srxun-ni-. and further
bOh County Committees 70
meet 20 zs TO rec@5.e the decision %
the S,z1e Central Committee IN the
The supreme Court has fled is
OpiriOn in the case OF the Water Com
psny vs.. the city. The opiniSn pro-
sIces for the payment 81 the wafer
in prisons, haspgsi., etc. but
flushing -ewer-. and streets sprinkiing
are considered urgent Dsc.-siiie-. and
must BE- Furnished BY the Company
free II charge to- the CITY.
Nothing of any importance has been
done by the Treasury Commission
since Tuesday. DIR. Lniermzn has
gone to Car~on, and nothing further
will he dome 10y the other members Of
the Commission here until his return.
The Supreme Court. in the mznda-
mus case, by which KenfieId, who ran
on the Republican ticket for Stale
Controller. sought To compel Governor
Irwin To give him a certificate Of elec-
tiOn, to-day rendered a decision adj
verse To Kenfeld. The decision is
signed by the full bench.
Latest from she Idaho war LIT Of
b Killed and wousded-The
Indians Novinx.
PORTLAND. July S.
News has jus. been received from
Lewiston via Walis WaIia. under date
Of July End. A courier just in from
KAMA says Col. Whippie and his CON-
mard had an engagement with Look
ing Glass band on Clearwater to dAy.
-Four Indians were killed and left on
the field dead. Many others were
wounded. The squsws and children
ook To the river and several wers
drowned. The fighting wAs still going
on when the courier left. Looking
Glass land ~ estimated by scouts 10
hAiicc oODuh ftD. NJ . CLOCK A. NJ.
the courier arrived, having left General
Howard's camp on the night OF the
18th ult. The troops had made q cross
ing that day. and scouts who had been
u on the hills found stock but no In.
dams. The latter are believed to have
gone down toward the mouth Of Sal
mon river, and are making for Gray's
Crossing on the Salmon river; thence,
TO the crossing on Snake river, at the
mouth Of Grande Ronde. Dispatches
were forwarded 10 Walla Wslla, to he
autographed so N to spprise persons
In Grand Ronde and Wallowa valleys
that they may be OH the lookout. A
private letter states that the body of
Lieutenant Theller had been found,
and several other bodies near by. A
great number Of empty cartridges
near by gave proofs that they sold
their lives dearly. Late Saturday
some Neg Perces, Polonses, Spokanes
and some o'her northern Indians held
a council about ten miles north Of The
Ceur d'Alene's camp, on Hangman's
creek, at which the m%urderers Of
kitcbie were present. A majority of
The council approved of the killing,
md q minority had separated from the
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