Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-26
EASTERN NEWS.
Particulars Of the Indian Troubles
in Colorado.
TERRIBLE FATE OF A SETTLER
AND HIS FAMILY.
The @. A. 3. Will Meet IN San Francisco
Next Time.
AN INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS
OF COMMERCIAL LAW.
Evidence to be Collected
Against Defaulter HibbS.
SHOWERS or TIE QUEER ARRESTED IN
PHILADELPHIA.
The G. A. 3. Will Meet in San Francisco
Next Time.
AN INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS
OF COMMERCIAL LAW.
Evidence to be Collected
Against Defaulter Hibbs.
SHOWERS or THE QUEER ARRESTED IN
PHILADELPHIA.
rsPEcrAL TO THE SENTINEL
Terrible Doings of Indians in Col.

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
Terrible Doings of Indians I'm Col
Orado.
DENVER, Col. June 25.-The following
particulars Of the Indian troubles in the
southern part OF this State have just been
received: On Saturday evening a party OF
Indians camped on Beaver Greek, tributary
of the Dolores river, 60 miles west of
Durango, got into an alteration with
some cowboys about q horse, which the
CO boys claimed the Indians were trying
to steal. One Indian ran to his tepee,
where were three other bucks, one squsw,
one psppoose and a boy. The cowboys fol
lowed and opened fire on the Indians in
the tepee, killing four bucks. the squaw
and pappoose. and ~wounding the boy, who
got away that night at 10 O'Clock.
In Montesquims Valley, 20 miles dis
tsnt, 8 man named Center sat reading.
His wife was preparing for bed and the
three children were asleep. The wife
heard q noise, ran out and found the house
fired. Center came out to put out the
fire, and was shot, receiving seven bullet
wounds. The wife ran to assist him, and
was shot In the shoulder. Before he died
Center told her to get the children out Of
the house, which she did, hiding her
self in the brush until the Indians
departed. Secreted by darkness with her
four small children, carrying her infant in
her arms and leading another she wan
/ dered all night through sagebrush bare
footed in her night clothes, and finally
reaching q neighbours house near morning.
At Woolly's store the Indians helped
themselves to whatever they wanted and
departed. Mrs. Genther, at last accounts,
was in a very critical condition. The body
Of Genther was found burned to a crisp.
A News special reported 500 Indians
ready to make war il the result Of the in
v~estigation now being made by Agent
Slollsleimer is unsatisfactory. The In
| dams we're seen moving westward on Mon
day and Tuesday, followed by two com
| panies of cavalry. The whole country is
terribly excited.
| where They VIII Meet Next Time.
PORTLAND, Me-, June 25.-At the after
moor session Of the national encampment
Of the G.. A. r. the question of the place OF
holding the next annual encampmens came
| up. Holmes of California extended an in
| ~vitation to hold it in San Francisco. He
| guaranteed that 500 900 would be sub.
| scribed for the entertainment of the vet
Grams. Comrade Alfred also made an ap.
| peal in behalf of California. A letter from
General Sheridan was read, strongly in.
dorsing San Francisco. Department Com
mander Hale, Of Maine, and Linehan Of
| New Hampshire, also advocated the Golden
Gate. Norris of Nashville extended an in.
| ~vitation to hold the next reunion there.
An invitation from Texas was also pre-
sented. After an extended debate q ballot
was taken, resulting as follows: San Fran
cisco, 1853; Nashville, 178. The vote in
favor Of San Francisco was then made
| unanimous.
An International Congress.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-The Department.
OF State has received notice through the
legation at Washington that an interna.
tional Congress of commercial law will be
held at Antwerp in September. An invita-.
ton is extended to this Government to
send a representative to the congress-. As
| there is no provision of law or appropria-
| ton for the sending of a delegate to repre-
| sent the Government the Secretary OF
| State has invited the New York Chamber
of Commerce to name a delegate to be in
dorsed by the Department. The pro-
| gramme to be considered by the congress
embraces two subjects, namely: Maratime
law and bills of exchange.
Collecting Evidence Against Hibbs.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Solicitor Gen.
eral Goode, of the Department of Justice,
will leave tomorrow for Lewiston, Idaho,
to collect the papers and other evidence
In the extradition papers against Hibbs,
the defaulting Postmaster OF Lewiston.
British Columbian authorities have agreed
20 hold Hibbs under arrest for 90 days at
| Victoria. The collection of evidence is
likely to consume all OF the time, and when
it is concluded Goode will proceed at once
to Victoria to represent the United States
In extradition proceedings.
showers of the Queer Caught.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Thomas A.
McNulty, 81 old counterfeiter, aud Mary
Brady, g well-known shower Of spurious
coins, were arrested to-day by United
States Secret Service officers. They had A
bogus mint In full operation. The outfit
was captured, together with q large GUAM
tity Of dollars, half dollars and Quarters
In various stages of manufacture. Nc
Nulty was released from the p~enitentiary
q short time ago, after serving a sentence
for passing counterfeit money.
a Murderer Attempts Suicide.
New York, June 25.-A carpenter, who
Was on his second trial for the murder Of
his wife by stabbing her to death, and
which trial has been in progress for the
last two days in the Court of Oyer and
Terminer, this morning cut his throat in
his cell in the Tombs. The wounds are
considered dangerous, and the trial is post
poned till Monday next. His wounds are
found TO be moi serious and beyond the
loss Of a little blood they will cause no
trouble. The trial will be resumed Mon
day.
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
MOBILE. June 25.-The tnbular hoiIer