Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-30

The Indlan War In Idaho.
PORTLAND, June 20. = The following
reached here this morning from Mt.
Idaho. via Lewiston and wslla walla,
dated juno az:
Last Saturday ono or moro OF tho tribe
known rs the River Snakes killed John
Richie. Of this place. In his W house.
The Indian who killed him took his horse
TO IIangman creek and told Occur D'Alenes
that two white mon hal fired on him be-
tween Pine and Hangman creeks. and that
he returned the fro and killed n Of the
white men and took his horse. Tho Coeur
D'Alene1 took tho horse and brought him
10 Pine creek. Parties knew the horse.
and went 10 Mr.. Nitchie's house u found
him dead. Ho was shot through tho
breast, the ball ranging downward. He
had also boen struck on tho forehead with
AZ, which was found lying near. with
the hair sticking 10 II. Tho Indian story
about being fired ON Ia absurd. as Mr..
was an old man. besides, he had no
arms or companion. The Occur D'Alen's,
VIM throusho"' tho P'e', ",n,s''. rs.
As'eu hooiy, Az ''TTr.s $50
mitted Ly a Nez.porco Indian, whose
fathers name il wsllaschin.
General Howard was here yesterday for
o few moments. His forces ara ut John
place. near the bead OF Rocky can
yon, and no will move 10 Salmon river
without delay. lIo assures tho people that
NM, ,Sa Inji.,p .nJ ,c,novc ali .n,nI.
p,n.'s ah.r.,,a.. srn,n ,ho =corntrv' Alter
s.os a.. - - Ia H.. j~riy,n.
W u.s ina. Sx.I m. ~ ,ha .[.,,iars an lie
o.yh'.s ~, -, .,and 90 Lo
rnnhn1, H. InJi.n, al wh;,ss AMI sboulJ
roooeu " inuiAi. ,nu "' v" 49, A..
onc po ctusn.u ii,Ins s"ay ~. W.
VIII hseu NO luuse' Jury vi eo'on'' pass
,helr case; A..t.,.u.,u ~
Anarew Densing, ialner
n.own, csm ~ ia 49,. sns,, ~ hianpe,,
JIe ma5o bis wav Jovn salmon river and
crosscd Al Rocky oanysn. and came mn
and was found Yesterday on the prarie.
The sick and wounded arc getting along
we'll.
An Iuat.n War Tbreatsped Il.
uo.,an..
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DIhh Lopoh' M IL, 'une -,'''
nor Potts Is In receipt OF tho following
from Postmaster Dickinson at Missoula,
Montana:
uov,,v ,o.on d, Jo,,, s,um.rs
~ NJ. wuLinsor ,,s; ,rrivod ,ram ror.
MI 49,, a., " norcss wSo ALI
,anI rap,,.h nsma from i.ris,on anil
Az ,hs Italians aro coming into Hitler
NJ, anil will come into thc head Of Inc
valley and clean II ont, and IN tho Flat
heads don't jein them they will clean them
out too. Tho Fiatheads have driven al
.ne,r no' sni,,ua, : "nin, nn Ioio
PorL. A Nez Pcrces chief told Major
whaley the Nez Perces were going 10 clean
Bitter hoo, valley :m anu ~ ,h snA. 'no r mat
c.m raw.mber'
I.rv,-In,honv Cbaaln I,f, horn for
Gurd's Greek about o'clock this morning
IN try and psrsuAle tho people 10 remain q
little longer, a. John Summers was in.
IN La hack NJ Corvallis nj daylight
this msrninr. The whole valley Ia ready
IN move In here TODAY N they hear moth.
ing favorable. John Iiurkhousc moved his
In last night,
JAMrs N. Mills, Secretary,
n.v..,.r po,,. Ia. ,,.da .rr.,r,u.n,.
with GiImer g S,nii.i,nrv IN forwsrJ the
ma.a..ars am anil ammr,i,ion 10 Nj.
mi. .i.o Jiroc,e,I Secrc,sty MiiI.
90 r"n.,r ~ Ia .sms Mac sor,hwis, and
na, ,ho si,,s,ion 'G,sst rne.sir...
~ a"nn a. .[o,,iors or wos,arn NJ
e,s aa a wy. a"Sa 80 a.
-. .sm. .=rm,",,,an snJ
uoI"'' y" ""' " "'
'roops'
President Hayes In Nswpert.
NEwroHr. II. l., juno 29.-This after.
ma, p,.s,l.n, uavo. anil ,,r,x Win
noon PRESIDENT HAYES an" parry. w,'h
Van Zandt and other distin'
cuisled pcoplc, embarked on the steamer
W-,...chr.otts. During the sail down the
n-s.l,.., h,,a a, ,r,orm.I roo.n.
AZ, .na .t,.rvara. with MIRA. Uavo,.
made A general inspection Of the boat. nj.
dor the guidance Of Mr., Babcoek' presi.
lent OF tno S.eI" T,uaa,o s,p,,cn a. no.,
IsI.nJ ssIntc "a twcnty.two torredocs
fired in rapid succession. Meantime
tho guns OF Fort Adams burst iorth Will
Presidential salute. The dock was n,lrd
people who cheercu 'no PRESIDENT
The party ook carrl,ges'
escorted by the United states artillery,
and proceeded to the residence OF Governor
Van Zandt. where mn elegant collalioh was
10 q select party. drive 'hrongh
the grounds ensued.
The Presidential party escorted by. Tue
military. passed up Thames street which
brilliantly illuminated To Long wharf,
where they embarked on the steamer Prov
for New York. amid enthusiastic
demonstrations Of popular respect and
good will.
Tho President left Newport about 10
The electric light from the tor.
pedo station illuminated tho harbor. and
Of artillery and ~t0rpolocs wero
ared o. the boat steamed out OF thu harbor.
-. .,o,x n..,,.h,. m. ,.,y,b.r.
. -. ao 80. 80.
WAshiSoioS' 'unc VA Pc'i''oh was
at the Interior Department to-day
rom the indigo and other county officers
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