Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-30

of public pine lands, trees shall be left
for seed Mt intervals Of 20 feet in each
direction. The report will also be ac-
companied with statistics, showing the
result Of ex periments In forest raising
made in the United States.
The Post to morrow will say: 1--WE
feel authorized to say that Coukliug
will not again be sustained by any of
the Democrats in the Senate in any
issue he may make with President
Hayes upon questions of Executive
patronage. In fact, we are personally
informed of the determination of those
Democrats who sustained hin recently
to hereafter vote to confirm the Pres
ident's nominations, unless specific
causes affecting the interests of the
public service are shown why they
should not be confirmed. This is
forced upon the Democrats by the
malevolent designs which Republican
politiciaus have developed toward the
south. This course il to be taken in
order to rebuke Blaine, Conkling, Ed
muud- and others who would revive
sectional luminosity, and to encourage
the President and others who array
themselves on the side of Southern
right to full citizenship.
Al the Cabinet session to-day, Mex
lean affairs was the subject of much
conversation, though nothing new was
presented and no definite results fol
10 we'd. II is probable that the question
of recognizing Diaz Will be formally
considered next week. The Cabinet
also considered tho wish of tie Nez
Perces Indians to return to the United
States. The Government awaits fur
49, -t.;ro. Lof.-~ r.al oat;n,
Texas Border Troubles sitting Bull
and His Movements.
CHICAGO, Dec. %.
Correspondence received at military
headquarters details the surrender OF
Howard and his band at Sau Elizario,
The subsequent shooting of Howard,
Mcbride and Atkinson, and the other
| events, substantially as given In the
dispatches. The rioters were reported
to be packing up their effects and
moving the same over the river and
elsewhere. Only five rioters were
identified as Mexicans, and it isthougLt
there were not over ten from that side,
although the organized rioters were
$50 strong and were accompanied by
about $50 thieves. The Mexican au-
thorities have posted a large number
of notices IN both sides of the river
warning Mexican citizens against par.
ticipating in the troubles.
Official information from Big Horn
Post, Montana, saws two Nez Perces
have come in, having been in Siitin,
Bulls camp, and report that a white
scout is in the camp of the hostiles a
| prisoner. The Nez Perces are anxious
to leave Sitting Bull, and are slipping
away whenever possible, but are
afraid to come in a body. Dispatches
from Fort Buford say sitting Bull is
reported encamped on Rock Creek. and
is committing some depredations
chiefly on other Indians, and that he
intends to take q small post this win
ter. An Uneppa Indian was inter
cepted recently bearing a message to
Sitting Bull urging him to accept thu
terms offered by the United States and
to come back from Canada. These
communications are corroborative o
information received in Chicago re-
Gently from other and unof1icia
sources.
The MaripOsa Estate.
NEW YORK, Dec. %.
The Mariposa Land and Mining
Company have won again in the action
brought i'm their behalf, as we'll as hi
own, by Il. d. Walker against Eugen,
Kelly and Joseph A. Donahue. to re
strain them from foreclosing a mort
gage upon the Mariposa estate an,
from taking any other proceedings
against the estate or personal propert,
upon it. An injunction was granted
by the Supreme Court of New York
sitting in Kings county, on the 4th O
1 n.s-lcu lat ~xat..~ n..l, n.t.-.
The same Court, this morning, boldinl
that this injunction has been violated
granted an order requiring Kelly t
punished for contemp pit OF Court.
Indian Outrages tn Texas.
LITTLE Rock. Dec. %.
The Treasurer of the Texas and Cali
fornia Stage Company is in receipt of
telegram from Daniel C.. Stevens
Assistant Superintendent, in Western
Texas, saying that the Indians in tina
section seem so full of hellishness tina
unless more troops soon reach Their
no stage lines can be mainfa' ped, no
people left alive. The Indians attacke,
the coach in Casey canyon, capture
four horses and killed both the drive
and Gabe Valdez, the Division Super
intendent.
Heavy Mining Sale I'm the Blacl
Hills.
DEADwooD, Dec. %.
The Golden Gate Mining Compan,
to day consummated a sale of thei
four mines, the Father de Smet, Gold
en- Gate, Justice and Belcher, to Cal
fornia capitalists, for the handsom
sum of $500, DOC. This is the heavies
mining transaction that has occurre
in the Hills.
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