Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-17
TELEGRAPHIC.
Crook on the Indian Situa-
tion in Arizona.
A SHORT PRIZE FIGHT BETWEEN
HEAVY WEIGHTS.
Interesting Documents Before the
Jeanette Board.
CONSERVATION AMONG IOWA
REPUBLICANS.
SPECIAL TO THE sEsr1NEL.l

SPECIAL &c THE SENTINEL
WASHINGTON, Oct. TO- General Crook
has issued the following: Headquarters
Department Arizona, Whipple Barracks,
Prescott, Oct. General Order 43-The
Commanding General, after making a
thorough and exha ustive examination
among the Indians of the eastern and
southern part Of the Territory, regrets to
say that he finds among them a general
feeling OF distrust and want Of confidence
in the whites, especially the soldiery, aud
also that much dissatisfaction, dangerous
to the peace of the country, exists among
them. The officers and soldiers serving
in this Department are reminded that one
of the Fundamental principles Of military
character is Justice to all Indians as well
as white men, and a disregard OF this prln-
ciple is likely to bring about hostllltles,
and cause the death Of every person whom
they are sent here to protect. In all their
dealings with Indians the officers must be
careful not only to observe the s%trictest
fidelity, but make no promises not III their
power 10 CARRY uub. AL SI4C'ahSVe oA's4AH
within their jurisdiction should be re-
dressed, so that an accumulation OF them
may not cause an outbreak. Grievances,
however petty, if permitted to accumulate
will, like embers that smolder, eventually
break into a fame. When officers are
applied to for the employment OF force
against the Indians they should thorough.
" satisfy themselves Of the necessity of
the compliance herewith, in order that
they may not through lneXperlence, or
their own hastiness, allow troops under
them to become the instruments OF oppres-
sion. There must be no division OF re-
sponsibility in this matter. Each officer
will be held to a strict accountability that
his actions have been fully authorized by
law and justice, and that Indians evlnclng
a desire to enter a career of peace shall
have no obstacle or cause for complaint
through hasty or lDJudlclous acts OF the
LniIi'aI!' .! "I"0i pir y 'e
Assistant adintapt General.
fine Prize Eixht.
E,~.. CIV Oot ne nriza fgbt
~ ot4'' w" 80
was fought Il miles from 'hls Guy at h"'I-
past 6 o'clock this morning between Andy
Sveenav of tbi. oitv and lack Hanley of
C1 800 - m. eu
OoioIauo' loE o-9V Il sIue' Ii hSn'eis
are atAIetes. b'th nave oeen III tha rug
before ana theE hSu pun 1hel.seires IN
eAceiient WIN 4or 'o-uaS 9 eFril''
were zCo spectators present, me Lonaon
PrdZe-fln9 FuIes PteFailed: hahIey "e'Sntn
= "-O S" "eH'
First round After Eve minutes, snsr-
ring Hanley closed in and threw Sweeney.
Second round-Ihls resulted the same
as rhe hrst'
1hlrd round-Hanleys rlSht1oot snpped
JUST as ne lunsed out for a nit on oWee-
ney s RIBS, and owing to the accident the
oIow landed below the belt, when S"ee-
ney $ second claimed the hght on a foul,
ana the referee decided IN DIS FAVOR.
Hanley was the favorlte in the betting,
ana ne Immediately challenged sweeney
lui ano'ner encounter
II LOG BOOKS Oh Tue 'eah"e.'e'
"AohIS'ioN' oo'' la 'ne CADMIUM
''on . Deneuho"er 'nis hofhlns all Inter-
esting feature of the proceedings was the
Introduction In evidence OF the log books,
etc, OF the ~Jeannette, with the tin cases in
which they were carried by the belong
party through their hopeless wanderlngs
III Siberia. The papers all bore marks OF
the severe usage to which they had been
suoJected' several were almost lllegioie.
go '~n vi ~ ~ he o rJ y AZ j.;
the repairs and alterations made at Mare
Island Navy Yard, were put in evidence,
and were identified by Danenhower.
An Exrensty
rr,Dr1pu, Oo, IA TIL sreiqbt
w 80
sneuS on Fler o. ooo'h "har'es' tue pier
itself and all the freight sheds, and the
large tngboats Argus and Major, together
%ttl .ne harroW-sause ialiroau, Ie.sH'
mnrning Three Of tbe crew NJ the Maior
were tsrribIv bnrnad and a number of
others sarions1v ininred NV fsIIine snarka
The r;gging of severaI vassaIs va hnrnad
away hrt no ser;ons damage was done 10
them Tho total loss il s1Oo O00
C.. na..
~ s ~
rAhAS Nl4s''' oc'' io'-'ohh Diach' d
"eli'hho"h merchant ana also PRESIDENT
ana secretary OF tne crown DlstIiiihs
Pos+ VI ia aaa ,o bona sa;I.5 tor
Fnrona 90 oat a nvasrno, - sboa,a
49,. + On q aosar,+ar - bis nartnars omS
hos 1iotiro;.ad hi. ralo+ivas ar1 savarai
widows and orpbans. His defalcations
aggregate over SIS, 600.
The Puddiers' Strike.
PITTsBURG, Oct. lett appears that the
puddlers have not abandoned the fight for
"a aa av and ;rtend IN strike AZ the frat
opportunity. They have issued a circular.
characterizing the action of the inishers
as co"ardiy and cringing, and accusing