Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-12
EASTERN NEWS.
A Fght AmOng Indians al the
Rosebud Agency.
A couzT-yAaTiAI FOB TEE TEAL
o. eEy. swAix.
30 ysnsy {, be Applied to the Promotion
Of Aay Political ot:ss.-
THE GOVERNMENT WISHES 70 SECURE con-
eEssioHs FROM NICARAGUA.
General Morrow to be Court
Martialed.

4 Plight Among Indians

balance OF the band NUMBERING sDoos Wos
taking sides, and . general engagement
was in progress. The Indians are we'll
armed and mounted. This information
wholly from Indian and
NAV not be reliable. Later information
from the Yankton Agency Takes it appear
that the reports Of the fight At the Rosebud
Agency were caused By last weeks Diff
Guilty, in which three Indians were shot BY
other Indians. The sgent st Rosebud sent
runner to the Yankson Agency with the
news. The opinion is thai the reports are
greatly exaggerated.
No Money for Election Purposes.
WASHINGTON, June II.-At 8 meeting
Of the House Committee on ApPropris-
sions to-day, ths following resolution was
offered By Randall. and was adopted a
an amendment on the General Deficiency
vote Of 6 to 3-a party vote OF those
present.: That no Senator o. Represen-
taaTe or Delsgs.s II Congress, or Sena-
Tor, Representative or Delegste-eleci, and
no O[uf6T. EkCE4 Ot EmEAOsC VA AL-
United States, or any department., branch
or bureau thereof, or any person recelv-
ing any salary or ~eomPensaslon from
moneys derived from the Treasury OF the
United States, or any contractor under
the United States Government, shall give
or hand over to any person or persons,
directly or indirectly any money or
other valuable things, on account OF, or
70 be applied 10, the promotion OF any
political object whatever; tina. any per-
son guilty OF q violation Of this provision
shall be guilty Of 9 misdemeanor, and
shall, On conviction thereof, Be punished
BY 6 fine not exceeding $500, or in
prisonrnent not exceeding . term OF three
years, or By both fine and imprisonment,
in the discretion Of the Court.
GEN. Swain TO be Court-Nartialed-
WAsHIsGToS, June 1.-THE record OF
the court Of inquiry in the case Of Gen.
Swain has been Published. TIE Judge
Advocate General Of the army reports
the facts a. follows: The Court is Of
the opinion that while it Is not prepared
% say that any specific act developed by
the evidence il fraudulent, yet the evil
aence does show . series Of transactions
d~isc7editzble 10 any officer Of the army
and which especially demands the Sc
verest condemnation, when engaged in
the peculiar relations TO the administra-
tion Of justice in the army, a. held By
BrigadIer General Swain. The Score
tery Of War laid the report before the
President to-day, and il was decided 70
order q courtmarsisl for the trial OF
Gen. Swain. The detail for 3 court
martial viii be made in q few days.
The Duty Of Friendly Powers
WASHINGTON, June ia cable dis.
patch was received from London this
afternoon saying thatin the British HOUSE
Of Commons, to-day, the Under Foreign
Secretary stated that representation
touching the duty Of friendly powers, in
regard to dynamite, had been addressed u
this Governments, but no reply had been
received. This dispatch was shown 70
Secretary Frelinghuysen tonight, and be
sAid it seemed 10 refer TO representation
made to this Government touching the re-
cent outrages. but that the State Depart
nent had not received anything on the
subject from the British Government since
the commission OF the recent dynamite
outrages.
Nicaragua Concessions.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The concessions
from Nicaragua, which Secretary Freling
huysen wishes TO secure for this Govern.
ment. are understood to be those msdt
three or four years ago for the Inter
Oceanic Canal project, in which Gen
Grant, Gov. Morgan, 8. NJ. Barlow, Capt
Phelps, and others in this country, to
gether with some people Of influence in
Nicaragua, were interested. The term
within which work was to be begun hai
nearly elapsed, and whether the Secretary
proposed To- purchase the rights Of ths
original grantees, or to secure an extension
Of time, or both, with the money asked for
cannot yet be learned.
Meeting Of civil Engineers.
BUFFALO, June 1.-THE American So
ciety Of Civil Engineers met to-day with
about 400 delegates present. Papers vert
read by distinguished members on engin.
eering questions. At the evening session
President Whitsimore delivered the an.
nual address. Resolutions were passed
asking President Arthur to appoint Presi.
dent Whittimore . delegate TO the Inter.
national Standard of Time Conference.
The Nominating Committee consists Of G.
s. Fields Of Buffalo, A. Fink OF New York,
George Gray Of San Francisco, r. z.
Keiffer OF Ottawa, and Henry Flagg OF st.
Louis.
Washington Intelligence.
WAsHIsGToS, June 1.-THE German
Minister presented his letter Of recall
to-day.
Col. Morrow, whose name figured prom
inently in the Swain case, In connection
with duplicate pay account, ia to be court
martialed.
Decline I'm Stocks.
NEW York, June 11.-Stocks were de-
pressed on the reports from Chicago that
the railroads in West Missouri had not
settled their differences, and q war ia
likely. Prices dropped y TO sh.