Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-27

TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER BY THE RED
DEVILS m ARIZONA.
cALEYVlLLE BURNED AND 80
WHITES KILLED.
Three American Miners Massa-
cred in Sonora.
The Troops Ordered Out and No
Quarter to be Given.
A caustic Telegram to Arthur
and His Cabinet.

A caustic Telegram to Arthur
and His Cabinet.
ESPECIAL TO H SENTINEL
First Days Racing Mt the Bay Dis.
trict Park.
SAN Francisco, April 26.-Yesterday
was the first d. Of the Spring Meeting of
the Pacific Blood Horse Association at the
Bay District Park. The weather was fine,
the track in good condition from the light
rain of Monday, with good attendance.
The first race-California stake, half-mile
dash, for two-year olds, thirty entries
was won by Geno; Panama second, Lou
Spencer third. Time. 81.
The second race-Coutt's stake, mile and
a quarter, free for all, six entries-was
won by Atalanta Precious second, Night
hawk third. Time, 2:11.
The third race-Winters' stake, mile and
a half, for three-year olds, eighteen en-
tries-was won by Duchess of Norfolk !;
Forest King second. Time, 2:394.
The last race-Coquette stakes, for maid
en- %fllies, three-year olds, mile and an
eighth, four e~ntries-was won by Maria
F.; Hattie B second. Time, 1858.
BOdie Mining Intelligence.
BoDIE, April 25.-During the week the
Standard mine crushed 1906 tons, and
received 1926 ounces of crude bullion.
They shipped S25, 400. They are still cut
ting a station at the 1900 level. There
is no notable change on the 1000 or 700
levels.
Bodie crushed 11S tons, with average
pulp assays of 800. They shipped $780,
469. Wine No. II is down Al feet on a
rich vein pitching somewhat to the west.
The drift on the same is 81 feet north and
IA feet south. The west crosscut on the
$50 level is in 30 feet.
The Lent Shaft is down 857 feet.
The MONDAY and North MONDAY joint
incline is down. 2l0 feet below the 512
level, and opposite the recent rich discov-
cry in the Wine. Two weeks more sink
ing will doubtless bring the incline to the
water level, when crosscuts will be run.
h Red Cloud east crosscut on the 700
level is in 81 feet. Work has been
resumed in the bottom of the TOO Wine,
which is 65 feet deep.
Bodie Tunnel pulp assays average from
SIS to $40.
Orc is still prosecuting east of the ia
level.
The Union drift on the Banner vein is
in 237 feet, with an improvement in the
quality of ore.
Tioga continues prospecting on the 9S2
level.
One hundred and forty stamps are rum
ming steadily in the district.
A Mass Meeting-An Open Letter to
the President, Cabinet N Con-
gress.
SAN Francisco, April pa Tucson dis
patch says: At a mass meeting of several
thousand citizens held last night it was
unanimously directed that the following
be sent, and it was Immediately wired as
an open letter to the President and his
Cabinet and both Houses of Congress
During the rejoicing incidental to the
grand military display announced to take
place at Fortress Monroe, we beg to offer
you a skeleton to sit at your banquet, from
the fact that nearly 100 of our pioneers
have within q few days been wantonly
murdered in cold blood by the devilish
: puCLlC5f III q " 1 tiCl III JAM
permits to survive their crimes. If some
small portion OF the expenditures incur
red in your grand display could be devoted
to such measures as would preclude q
probability Of an increase in the list OF our
murdered dead, we could send you a greet
ing Of gratitude and cheer, in place of
this message Of our sorrow and helpless
ness and our desolation.
JAMES H. TooLE, Chairman.
L. @. HUGHES, Secretary.
Ray and Hickey Killed.
SAN Francisco, April ga Tucson
dispatch says: A special from Tombstone
to the Citizen states that the Indians at
tackled an American mining camp at Ba-
cuachi, Sonora, April 90, killing Messrs.
Lowrey, Ray and Hickey. Three others
made their escape. The Indians carried
of all the camp property Of value. There
are many Americans in the ~neighboring
hills, and more murders are expected.
The President Of Bacuachi, Senior Salazar,
has ordered the soldiers and volunteers to
pursue the Indians and take no prisoners.
Galeyville Entirely Burned by In.
dams and So Whites Murdered.
SHAKESPEARE, April ga telegram
just received from the operator at STEMS
Pass reports that the town Of G~aleyville,
in Arizona, just over the New Mexico line,
was burned and completely destroyed by
the Indians. T~hirty-five whites were
killed. The Indians are scattering into
small bands and making for the Chiricahua
Mountains. Forsythe with his entire
command is in pursuit.
LATER.
SAN Francisco, April ga Lordsburg
dispatch says the burning of the town OF
Galeyyille, as reported in yesterdays dis
patches, has been confirmed. The num-
Der of killed is reduced, however, from 30
to 80. Parties just in from Burro Noun
tains report all quiet in that section.
Great fears for the safety of the miners
and prospectors occupying numerous
small mining camps in the Chiricahua
Range, where the Indians are known to
have taken refuge after their escape from
STEMS Peak Range, are entertained.
STILL LATER.
A Wilcox "a. IT, dispatch reports the
Indians within four miles Of the town.
three men are reported killed near San
Carlos.
Killed by an Engine.
SAN Francisco, April 26.-Eliza Mat
tern, aged 8 years, was killed at the Broad
way station, Oakland, to-day. The child
ran on the track just as the locomotive
reached the corner of Broadway and Sew
enth streets, and was thrown under the
driving wheels.
Odd Fellows Celebration.
SAN Francisco, April 26.-The Odd Fell
lows celebrated their anniversary to-day
by a literary and musical entertainment
at the Grand Opera House. Grand Master
n.,iA r oraarhack daliyerad tha manning