Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-21
EASTERN intelligence.
COMMISSIONER RAUM AIDING
THE READJUsTERS.
TYNER DENIES THAT HIS RESIGNATION MAS
BEEN ASKED FOR.
THE cHRIsTIANcY DIVORCE
CASE.
Active Candidates for the Mexi-
can Mission
GETTING DEEP ROOT IN THE
SENATE.
A FIGHT BETWEEN INDIANS
AND MExICANS.
An Exchange Of White for In
dian Captives.
GETTING DEEP ROOT IN THE
SENATE.
A FIGHT BETWEEN INDIANS
AND MExICANS.
An Exchange Of White for In
dian C%aptives.
lsrEc1aL TO THE sEsTrsEL.l

fsPEcIAL TO THE SENTINEL
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-Commissioner
who last year removed an internal
revenue officer'in Virginia for supporting
publicly the Readjuster movement, is an
nounced to speak at a Readjuster meeting
next week. In reply to a criticism that
his present attitude is inconsistent, he said
he went with the tide. The Republican
leaders and Administration were a
year ago against a coalition with Malone,
but now they we're in favor Of it. Besides,
had been more light upon the debt
Of Virginia and the treatment it had re-
He intended to do all he could to
beat the funders-the regular Democracy.
Mexicans Attacked by Indians.
DENVER Coli, Oct. 20. = The New
Mexican publishes q communication from
Vile de Saibura, Ventura, Mexico, un-
der date Of Sept. 80, giving account of a
fight with the Indians on the 25th ult.,
near that point. At 6 P. M. the Indians
attacked a ranch six miles west Of town,
taking off some horses. Sixty we'll armed
and mounted citizens, headed by the civil
authorities of the town, at once went in
pursuit Of the Indians, who were found in
q canyon. In the fight which ensued the
Mexicans lost eight horses killed and one
man wounded. The Mexicans retreated.
The Indian loss could not be ascertained.
A Mexican woman Of Cubero, N. NJ, and
a Mexican boy, aged nine years, who were
captured by the Indians last August in
New Mexico, escaped from the Indians
near the scene of the fight and Joined the
Mexican party. From them it was learned
that the Indian party consisted of IL bucks
with their families. They are the rem.
nant of Victories band and are led by
Victories brother. They have with them
four other captives whose ages range from
seven to 16 years, all from New Mexico.
The Indians are well equipped in every
respeck Their intention is to proceed to-
wards chihuahua, with q view Of exchang-
ing their white captives for Indian captives.
narnum's Testimony.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 90. Yesterday in the
Christiancy case, Barnum, who had CORE
sponded with Giro, said that Giro extolled
Mrs. Christiancy extravagantly, and had
said that as soon as she got advice he was
going to marry her. Giro showed witness
all the letters from her and his replies,
which witness corrected, Giro not writing
English we'll. The letters, purporting to
be letters from Mrs. Christiancy to Giro,
which were put in evidence, were not
really her letters which he had seen, but
entirely different in expression and senti-
ment. Giro told the witness that he did
not care q damn about the letters being
published, as he had a friend who could
initiate any writing. Giro was incensed
when he found that Mrs. Christiancy
would not marry him, and swore that he
would get even, and said he had already
secured q woman like her, who would 60 with
him to a hotel here, and he would leave
the inference that she was Mrs. Christisncy.
Authorizing A Release.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-Tn the United
States Circuit Court yesterday an order
was made authorizing Oliver Ames, re-
ceiver Of the Credit Mobilier Of America,
to execute unto Thomas @. Durant, for
merly President of Credit Mobilier, Q full
and complete release from all demands
against him by the Credit Mobilier, upon
the execution and delivery by Durant Of Q
proper legal conveyance of real estate sit
mated near Council Bluffs, Iowa. amount.
ing to about $40 acres OF land in Platte
County.
Efforts Made to Displace Tyner.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-Tyner denies
that the President has asked for his resig-
nation, but he knows that efforts have been
made to have him displaced. He will GER.
tainly make a fight as q defense against the
charges regarding the report drawn up by
him. He would only say that II 1t was not
acted upon 1t was not his fault. He has
received many encouraging kilograms to-
day.
Demanding the Contents OF . Safe.
CHICAGO. Oct. 20.-Charles Clay and
John Burrows entered the banking house
of DR.. Wesley Park. at Fielden. ILL.,, to-day,
and with drawn revolvers compelled the
Doctor to give them the contents Of his
safe-$3.500 As they mounted DR.. Park
killed Q horse under one OF them, when
both robbers rode of on a single animal.
Sheriff Mossey Is securing the country
with . posse Of citizens.
Hunting M0rgan's Position.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-AIready there
are half a dozen active candidates in the
field for the Mexican mission. which they
agree is to be taken from Morgan OF
Louisiana on December next, and given to
o younger man. Grant Is understood to
be urging either the retention of Morgan
or the appointment of pitkin. Eugene
l.. Sullivan Of San Francisco is urged by
prominent men Of the Pacific Slope.
Corporation Representatives.
New York. Oct. 20.-The Sun says In
editorial note: The monopolies are
deep root in the Senate. OF the
new men Camden represents the Standard
Oil Company; Miller OF California, the
fur seal corporation; Miller Of New York,
wood pulp, and Wilson Is an attorney OF
the Union Pacific Railroad, and will serve
their interest faithfully.
Fatal Stage Accident.
LITTLE Rock (Ark.), Oct. 20.-The
stage between Alma and Fayetteville met
with q terrible accident to-day. The
ran away and collided with q
stump. Sanders, the driver, was instantly
killed, and Of the three passengers, Mr..
Brown was fatally and @. @. Harris and
A. @. Treadgill severely hurt.
what the Garfield Administration
Has Done.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 20.-with the Gar.
aeld Administration John A. Kasson was
the first choice for Speaker Of the House.
The work Of Guitsau has brought Frank
Hiscock nearer to the front. George N.
Robson is making an active canvass, and
will at least become a leader Of the Rspub-
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