Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-12
1Hl INDIAN iva.
THE HosrILEs AIIf.nED AND
DEMoRALIxED.
Knerss 90 Capture white Bird-een.
Howard lsupsaehes b
sfa Repsrssr-A speedy Close ei
shs War Probable.

the War Probable.
BorsE CrrY. Idaho. August ii.-Colonsl
Robbins. chief Of the scouts. arrived hero
last night with dispatches for General
Howard from forsythe's command, leav.
ing the command at Antelope Springs,
nine miles from Summit station. on the
winnemuccA road. forsyths's column
consists Of i've companies Of cavalry. For
the past ten days the command has been
engaged in scouting along Stems Noun
tain. Signal hres were seen every night.
The object Of the troops WAS TO capture the
Indians. or drive them into the agency.
This has been done effectually. forsythe
Is now en- route with his column to the
three forks Of the owyhee. and thence
through Brunsau valley to Snake river.
Lieutenant A. Heed. Of Captain Dor
lands company Of volunteers. writes from
the mountain country west Of the weiser.
under date Of the 9th instant. that there
are many Indians scattered through
.noso mon 80.
p..''e o"s s.P H., - isnn
partially dried. several buffalo robes and
many other traps. One squaw was cap
tured. but the bucks all He'd. This was on
s.o-Ii.. po,,.nJ ,hinls IN, ,bs.s In.
SIs,..r. rroh.hIy W.i..r, AMI Nrz Per.
-. - III ,rx a. .t.v anil bupt In tbe
morn,.in. nnt,l snov falls. and then 10
a. ,hsir ,essr,,tions- Captsin Dorlsnd
h.. an, coma 40 s.I General Uow.rl for
1900 \, s..i., In driving them ont.
Mo- U.ncoeL in eommand Al Camp
Ua.srd. near Mountain Idaho. telegrsphs
G.n.,.I Uov.rJ ,hrouph General Wheaton
~, yvhi,. pir5 .i,h 1srt of bis b.nJ are
s...mnaJ IN ia, y~Ic,nity. Whit. RirJ /.
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10 n.isss I'M n..,. uo,.,.,,o, an, 81.
wh..,sn To- nass ,,oon. Gsn.r.I H.
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ssor,s ~ hs,. Lee, vi,h him in III
rsss.n -ss,n.i,, anil vho have ra,n,nsI
aIsn..j Z. injnr.5 ~ .,r.., Whi,s
L,P.I $500 usnsa' "n".
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PieAseu W w .n.s. ou, nunu'eu n,.n un.
us, Ssptain pIum ale ni. ~ on .he way
W noun. iu,n1 .uIous" 'ns "c'ser eouh,
Wy. uene,A n.s hA Aso su,'ssu
tnas loses % tnuuoeu s'.es' tne pA.ty
Oh hosuie, VINO stosseu 'ne
river mo tn.t sevuon anu VINO arc now
causing mere. uenerA Howard
further says tnAt the troops on the upper
columbus have not been withdra"n . ha
been supposed, and mat the danger Is not
% great a. mas been reported: The dis
patch thai went 70 ths press rom silver
cay, datsu me oh ,nstAn', saying tiA'
nost OF ths omeets ana SOLDIERS win How
nrd sssmsa 70 h..S no symp.,ny WIN MN
IN MS PIHoe. NJ .vuiu s,AuIy !. in
dsmolisnins me nosuics u pe,mitled, Is
snolIy iAise. vens,AI nossrI sent the
following aeniai 70 GENERA Mcdowell:
BOISE Sirf. August 40 Assistant
AdIutant General Military Division oil the
PACING; Newspaper p~uohcauons calcu.
lated TO misiead. 10 the enect tina ! have
chscked operAnens Against the hosules,
that diner from my officers with regard
TO their complete capture and punish.
msnt. are utterly n wiekedly false, and
come from . source known 10 10 low, mali
cious and mendAeious.
HowARp. Commanding.
The same Silver City reporter has sent
to the pre-. to-day another mendacious
report. saying that 10 WAS rumored that
General Howard bad caused the arrest OF