Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-30
NEWS.
The ApaChGs Continue to Deal Death
in New Mexico.
MINERS AND SETTLERS MAssAcREo ON
ALL SIDES.
Why A Postmaster Got His Walk
ing Papers.
A CONFEDERATION IN A TOWN M
WISCONSIN.
Sullivan's Wife Fails to Get
a Divorce.
THE FAILURE OF A BANK IN
PHILADELPHIA.
THE FAILURE OF A BANK IN
PHILADELPHIA.
ESPECIAL TO THE sESTINEL.l
The Red Devils.

| SILVER CITfp N. n, may zS.-1uc
Apaohes are making bloody trails through
this section. 1t is now thought three or
four different bands are depredating and
numbering in as many sections of the Ter
ritory. The hostiles are thought to num-
ber about 800. Four chiefs are with them
Geronimo, Mana, Natcha and chihuahua.
This morning five dead bodies of q Mexi-
can family, consisting Of a man and wife
and three children, were found five miles
from here. They were brought in and
buried to-day. One other is known to
have been killed in the same vicinity, and
one is badly wounded. The party which
left here last night returned to-day for 8
supply OF fresh horses. They report nu-
merous ranches on Bear Greek sacked,
horses stolen and cattle killed. The In
dian trail was followed from there to the
Pinos Altos foothills. Three troops Of
cavalry are now in pursuit. 1t is
reported that the Indians are doubling
back on the old trail in the direction Of
Bear Greek. The band numbered from rs
to 80. Another band on the Gila river
drove of 100 head Of horses. Two couriers
are missing. Three additional prospectors
were killed ct South Fort on the White
Water, aud one man named Joe Bsnting
| on the Mogollon Greek. The latter made Q
brave fight and killed two Indians-one q
chief. The fight was Witnessed by Bunt-
ing. his partner. Just coming into camp he
| succeeded in killing the two before getting
away. The news has just been received of
| additional killings ON the Black Range.
| Families from all the surrounding country
| are in town and an intense excitement
prevails.
why He Got Bounced.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-Postmaster Gen.
eral Villas to-day requested the resignation
of ]. L. Meade. who was recently appointed
as Postmaster at Hszleton, Mass. The
| explanation Of the action OF the Post
master General ia that since the appoint T.
ment of Meade it has come to the kno@l-
| edge of the Department that Meade pre-
sided over q meeting in Hszelhurst just
after the election in 1888 and subse-
quently to the killing of Mathews, the
Republican Postmaster, by q mar named
Wheeler OF election day, in which the per
son participating took sides by q resolu-
ton with Wheeler and served notice on the
/ lIlcuQb VI mhtucWb tudb lucy al kcuuCu W
stand by Wheeler in case they sought re-
venge for the killing of Mathews. 1t is
understood that this is in conformity with
the determination of the Administration
Suit Against the Governments.
BALTIMORE, May 29.-The case Of the
Great Falls Manufacturing Company, OF
Virginia. against A. H. Garland, United
States Attorney General, William G. Endi.
colt, United States Secretary of War, Gar
ret j. Lydestock, G.. B. Chittenden and
Samuel h. Chittenden, was called up for Q
hearing to-day. Hon. George M. Robson,
Gen. B.. F. Butler and o. d. Barrett rep
resented the complainants, and Solicitor
General John Good and John 8. Blair the
Government. The suit is for IN %injunc.
ton to restrain the Attorney General and
Secretary of War and engineers il
charge from any further prosecution Of the
work to secure an increased water supply
in Washington and the District OF Colum.
bia, IN the grounds that the prosecution
of the work would be seriously injurious tC
the compliments property.
Capture of DumOnt and DumOnis.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, May 29.-Terry re.
ceived a telegram last night from the com
mander of Fort Assinaboine, confirming
the report Of the capture Of Gabriel Du
mont and Michael Dumonis on American
soil, and his arrival there. He was cap
tured on the 9th by Sergeant Perkins
and two scouts on the Milk river trail, ter
miles from the fort. Gen. Terry ordered
the men to hold the prisoners until further
Instructions.
A ConhagratiOn.
MILWAUKEE, May 40. Indefinite partic.
ulars have just been received Of q disas.
trous fire at Melford, in this State. It ia
believed the business portion of the place,
together with a large quantity OF lumber
has been destroyed. Among the buildings
destroyed was the telegraph office, so NO
details are to be had. No figures are given
as to the probable loss or insurance g.
MurderOus Apaches Near Lake
Valley.
Ell PAso, Texas, May 29.-The travellers
who arrived last night from Lake Valley
and Chloride, N. NJ, report that there are
marauding Indians near both those places,
and that the inhabitants are greatly ex-
cited and are under arms.
where II ParneN
BoRDENrowN, N. j., May 29.-Ths en-.
tire personal property of Mrs. Della 8.
Parnell, the mother of the Irish Land
Lacquer, has been seized at the suit OF
Joshua Turner and others. and is adver-
| tised for sale June l.
SulIivan's Divorce Suit.
Boston, May 2~9.-Judge Alton to-day, in
Az a-.A - -
livan's wife. decided not to grant letters
Of application for a divorce. He did not
think Sullivan had been proven . gross
and confirmed drunkard," nor had his
cruelty been proven.
The Dolphin All Right.
WASHINGTON. May 29.-Cspt. Belknap,
President of the Board appointed to ex-
anime kha Dnlnhin In q salaorarr A. A..