Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-22
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Red Cloud Mad and Ugly.

CuIcAao, Aug. 2l.-Red Cloud OF the
Pine Ridge Agency is mad because his
band is scattered aud his followers not
numerous. Like other ~disgruntled poll
~ticians, he is very mad and ugly. The ex-
cessive use of whisky caused him to pick a
quarrel with the agent, J~oslyn, who or
dered that Red Cloud be confined in the
gu%ard-house. Acting Secretary Joslyn
yesterday received a report from Governor
Tritle OF Arizona Territory in relation to
the alleged Indian raids in that portion OF
the country. he states that all Is quiet IN
Arizona, with the exception of the raids
by several small bands OF Indians from
the San Carlos Agency, in one of which
five citizens were killed, but the perpetra-
tors escaped punishment. A feeling of in
security exists, however, among the people
living near the reservation, and work has
been abandoned on some Of the mining
properties near Clifton. Inability to get
teams to them is the reason for stopping
work. Although the miners in one or two
places have been threatened by isolated
bands Of Indians, he does not anticipate
trouble to any extent that the local
authorities will not be able to overcome.
Pig Iron in Utah.
OGDEN, Aug. 21.-The Ogden furnace
was lighted on Saturday last, and to-day
made the first cast Of iron, all number
one and Of superior quality. This is the
first iron made in the great valley between
the Rocky and Sierra Nevada Mountains,
or within a radius of 800 miles of Salt
Lake, within which region there is a con-
! r,p,r4i,, sc An rDp +1nc of irCn onnnaly
The ores and fuel are excellent and abund-
ant. and the whole market here will be
supplied by home production, which in
augurates an era Of great manufacturing
prosperity for this iuter-mOuntain region.
There is great rejoicing among the people
here over the successful manufacture of
pig iron in Utah.
Dorsey's Letters.
CHICAGO, Aug, PA Washington spe-
cial says the publication of the Dorsey let
tiers will be continued at intervals. 1t is
known to the friends Of Garfield that they
fairly represent the pressure which was
brought to bear upon him from the Stall
warts. These are also treated in the main
as of the composition of the Cabinet, and
the attitude which it was urged should be
assumed toward Conkling. There is also
a later series from the same quarter, IN
regard to the New York contest, after the
nomination of Collector Robertson and
the resignation of Conkling, discovered.
Mines In Full Operation.
WILKEsBARRE, Aug. 21.-The Noting
ham and Hollenback mines at Plymouth
and H~ollenback are in full blast again.
The miners of the Red Ash Coal Com
! many hava StrI1nl- Vhar ocR on nnOts in
crease per car, and that two discharged
men be replaced.
Attempted Murder and Suicide.
WARREN Ills }, Aug. 2l.-James Baird,
a jealous cooper, who had quarreled with
his wife yesterday, sought her out in her
sisters home in Gratiot, Wisconsin, and
shot her twice, inflicting possibly fatal
injuries. He then shot himself in the alb
domen, and cannot live.
another Bruiser Fighting Mad.
New YORK, Aug. 21.-George Rookie
challenges Wilson or Sullivan to fight for
from 50, 500 to $1,000 a side, within 500
miles Of New Orleans in October or Nov
ember. He expresses a contempt for theil
pugilistic abilities.
Three Mems Threats Cat.
MOUNT PULASKI tIlls.), Aug. 21.-Chas.
Mcmahon, who lived five miles east of this
city, and who has been missing for the
past three days, was found yesterday with
two young men who had been working for
him. All three were blindfolded and their
Threats cut from ear to ear.
The Coal Miners strike.
P1TTsBURG, Aug. 21.-The Panhandle
coal miners strike against reduced wages
ended to-day. 1t has been the largest and
longest ever known. 1t began April /,
and the men have lost $3.50, 900 in wages.