Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-21
PACIFIC COAST ADVICES.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENTISEL.l
Indian Troubles i'm Arizona n
New Mexico.

Indian Troubles i'm Arizona and
New Mexico.
SAN Francisco, July 20.-A Prescott
(Arizona) dispatch, special to the Arizona
Democrat from Verde this afternoon, says
| the Indians killed a man named Meadows
and wounded his two sons. 1t is thought
they will die. The Indians are moving to
the Red Rock country. Plenty Of Indians
were seen near Stoneman's Lake to-day.
A Whipple Barracks dispatch says: Sur
| geon Raymond with assistants and litters,
has gone out to bring in the wounded, the
country being impossible for wagons.
Colonel Mason is in pursuit OF the savages.
Another dispatch from Whipple Barracks
says the report of the Indians near Grant
| yesterday and the killing of a man turns
out a mere rumor. A report from Thomas
says four Chiricahua scout returned by
New Mexico. The military returned soon
after. They report that the Locos party
attacked a wagon train four miles above
San Carlos Agency last evening, killing one
man and run off the stock, going in the
direction of Ash Creek. The telegraph
line is down between Thomas and Ash
Creek, supposed to have been cut by the
Indians.
A report received at Mcdowell this
morning says that before Chaffee struck
the Indians they had killed Charles Sexby,
@. Hudson and James Stinson. The herd
ers of Tewksbury and party stood tho In
dams off. The pleasant Valley Indians are
reported as breaking up into small parties.
A Lordsburgh IN. M dispatch says
A band of White Mountain Apaches, num-
bering between so and 100, left San Carlos
Reservation yesterday morning. About
forty miles from San Carlos, on the ella
River, they attacked a train, killed one
driver and run off fifty head Of stock.
They are travelling the same trail made
by them last Spring. a courier was sent
from here to warn settlers at Clifton and
York's Ranch. Unless the courier reaches
Clifton ahead of the Indians the outrages
of last April will be repeated.
Chinese Leaving San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, July 20.-A steamship
which sails for H~ongkong tomorrow will
carry away 600 Chinese passengers. Only
Is of these could obtain certificates en-
aiding them to return to this country.
The remaining SIS are composed of rag
ged and diseased off-scourings and slums
of the hospitals and poorhouses of China
town. For some time past the well-to-do
merchants, who contribute most to the
charitable funds of the Six Companies,
have been grooming under Il burden of
assessments, made necessary to support
these old WORKOUT and diseased Chinese.
Finally it occurred to these merchants
that to keep this p~enniless and sick army,
to feed, clothe and house it, and finally to
send the bones to China, would be much
more expensive than to ship the whole lot
off at once, and thereby end that source
of trouble. The Six Companies defray
the expenses of shipping these paupers.
The appearance of this army of mendi-
cants beggars description.
C"nrstcck Mining Intelligence.
VIRGINIA New, July 20.-The Next
can winze on the 2700 level is down IS
feet, and is still in ore that stands almost
vertical. The quality of the ore is I'M
changed. The uprsise from the 2700 level
of Union still continues to cut streaks Of
ore. The joint Union and Sierra Nevada
west crosscut, on the 1900 level, is still
cutting streaks of low.grade ore. The
hosting engine is up at the joint Ophir
and Mexican Wine, on the 1900 level.
There was a heavy thunderstorm to-day
about Dayton and Como. 1t assumed the
proportions Of a cloud-burst.
Arrested for Murder.
SAN FRANCISCO, July ~20.-Thomas Nc
Council was arrested yesterday for the
murder Of John Riley, an aged shoemaker,
last Monday. Riley had befriended Nc
Cornell and wife, taking them into his
W house, but subsequently losing his
health had become respondent upon them,
when they attempted to eject him, and
during the struggle Riley received the
fatal iniuriea.
Cannot Compete with the Chinese.
vIcToRIA (B. o., July 20.-A Chinese
company is preparing to erect workshops,
to manufacture clothing, boots and shoes.
tinware, cigars and other articles, and en-
ter into composition with white firms. The
intention creates q serious feeling OF alarm,
as white labor cannot compete with Chi
nese.
A Town Destroyed.
PORTLAND (Or.), July 20.-A report
reaches here that the village of the Cress-
well Land Company, twelve miles from
Eugene, was burned yesterday. There are
no particulars. The probabilities are that
the loss is no more than $40, 600.
Assessment.
SAN Francisco, July 20.-Utah is as
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