Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-06

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SILVER Chr. |. T.. June FIN
the recent attack OF Bcrnurd's COM
mand upon the hostiles the latter
are reported To have had 800 war
riorS The Indians were not aware
of the presence of the soldiers.
Their stock was unguarded. Ber-
nard addressed his troops, inform
ing them that they were close by the
enemy and could whip them. He
charged them not to retreat; II they
did they would be shot, and they
might as well die by shots fired by
the savaGes as by our men. The
gallant soldiers went silently for
ward and attacked a savage force
three times greater. When within
500 yards OF the enemy the order
was given to charge. McGregor's
company was near by and they
charged also. The savages fed in
dismay. Large numbers of them
were killed. An encounter took
place between Bearskin, n Bannock
chief, and Sergeant Richmond, of
McGregor's company. The SER
peapt finally killed his man. Be-
tween IL and o'clock on the morn
ing of the oath, the hosti)es were
compelled to retreat. They were
pursued by Bernard ten miles.
General Howard aud Downey and
Miles subsequently arrived on the
ground; also Bendire's company.
All are anxious for fight. The body
of one soldier, captured by Indians,
was cut up and burned. The In
dian camp was destroyed by the
troops. Many hostiles were wound
ed. Col. Perry's company, as we'll
as all other troops engaged, are re-
ported to have done we'll.
More Troops for Idaho.
SAN FRANc1sco, June 26.--Two
companies of the Eighth Infantry
one from Tuscon and the other from
Camp Varde, Arizona, arrived to;
day by the Southern Pacific, and
marched to the Preside, where they
will await orders. They will pro-
badly be sent to Idaho with but lit
tie delay.
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WASHINGTON, June 27.-The War
Department has issued orders re-
curing all military headquarters to
be established at military posts.
This does not affect Gen. Sheridan,
who remains in his present quarters
ut Chicago because there are no Gov
eminent buildings there to he used
for the purpose. As Generals Nc
Dowell, ut the Preside, and Pope,
at Fort Leavenworth. are already ut
military posts, the new arrangement
does not affect them. The head
quarters ofthe department of Arizona
will also remain ut Prescott. Gen.
Hancock, commanding the military
division of the Atlantic, goes to Gov
ernor's Island, New York Harbor;
Gen. Howard TO Fort Vancouver;
Gen. Terry to Fort Smelling: Gen.
Ord to San Antonio, Texas ..arsenal.
and Gen. Augur TO Newport lar
racks, Kentucky. The division de-
partment and personal staff in each
case accompanies the commanding
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