Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-10
Telegrams to The Star.
THE NEW INDIAN WAR.
FIGHTING IN IDAHO.
THE OREGON ELECTION.
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
THE NEW INDIAN WAR.
FLIGHT Of Salmon River SeftIers


SAN FRANCISCO, June 10-A dispatch from
Portland, Oregon, SayS:-"Gen. Howard. who
is now at Fort Walla Walla, en- route TO Boise
City, telegraphs today as follows:-'Reports
from Gen. Wheaton represent some BannockS
as appearing i'm the vicinity of Salmon river,
and the people are fleeing to Mt. Idaho"
Fighting i'm Idaho.
SAN FRANCISCO, June l0-In an affair near
Faith mountain, Owybee county, Idaho, four
citizens were killed one wounded and one is
mlsSlnS,the latter believed to have been killed.
RelnfOrcementsw were sent forward from Silver
City, and another fight was expected to take
place yesterday. a considerable body of In
dlanS were seen last night near Cold Spring
station, IS miles from Boise City. All ace 1untS
agree in the statement that Indians are con-
unually passing across the stage road and
across Snake river between Big CamaS prairie
and the scene of hostilities in Owybee county.
Gen. Howard is expected at Boise City on
Tuesday and column of troops from West
vile will arrive day later. The Indians will
probably make their first stand in the Juniper
mountain region but it is evident that only a
portion of their fighting force is there, and
that they will also remain in the lava beds
until dislOdged or forced to surrender
Two White and Eight Red Victims
of Saturdays Fight.
A Boise City dispatch says messenger has
Just arrived at Silver City from Captain Har-
per'S command, who brings news that only q.
I'll. Purdy and Chris Slender We're killed in
the hight on Saturday afternoon last. New
comb, one OF the men reported killed, states
that no less than eight Indians We're killed
but as the Indians had possession of the field,
no bodies were found. W. w. Hastings, who
was reported missing. turned up all right yes
terday morning.
ExuItation at Boise City.
A dispatch from Boise City says: "CitizenS
here were raised to a high state of eXultatiOn
gram to the effect that the President had ap-
pointed Jno. p. Hoyt, Governor of Idaho"
EUROPE TODAY.
Whit MOudav
LONDON, June l0.-ThiS being Whit Monday
and bank holiday, the stock exchange is
closed.
Sensation News from Turkey.
The special dispatches from ConStantInople
published in the Daily Nelrs this morning
and tee2raphed in these dispatches, to the
effect that the Sultan has lost his head, that
change OF sovereign and possibly of dynasty
was imminent, &c, are week old.
The Emperor Passed q Quiet Night.
BERLIN, June lO-A bulletin issued from
the palace at half t-paSt O'Clock this morning
announces that the Emperor passed a quiet
night.
American BOatmcn at English Races.
LONDON, June l0.-The Columbia crew will
row Tor the SteWart'S challenge cup both over
course of about mile and five-SiXteenths in
length. The Shoewaccaemettes will probably
enter for the same races. They are both four
cared races. SThe ColumbiaS will not enter for
any pairs In the foregoing races they will
meet the best men of the London and Leander
clubs, and Oxford, Cambridge and Dublin
Universities. Experts do not think the Co
lumblas. stand much chance of winning the
first position in either of the races
OFT to the Congress.
LONDON, June l0.-A st. Petersburg dispat n
to Reuters telegram company states that
Count SchouvalOtf and Prince D'0ubril, the
Russian penipotentiarieS to the congress,
started for Berlin last night. No mention is
made of Prince GOrtSchakoff. A st. Peters
burg dispatch to this mornings Times, how
ever, stated that it was expected Prince GortS-
chakOtf, Count SchOuvaloff and Prince D'Oubril
would start together this (Monday) afternoon
for Berlin.
The Illness of the Empress Of X u ssia.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 10.-An official bulle-
tin this morning announces that the Empress
passed quiet night and that her fever had
abated Somewl at.