Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-05

silepced at 10 this uoEnlnS y ssNAS!
from chr advanced pichets OF TIE GrsnA-
diers and " shell from . lS-POnncer. he
res, Of the right Was quiet Inc troops
are in = good condition only seven lei
out Of the ranks yesterday during . niteen
hours march. We do not e1PIs UsSa
with serious resistAoeS-
Another dispatch from General GrAo&m
gives the following:
xsn~Aj At 5 This morning and occupied
the village and khor. We
n,Ix sI;grt opposition OF the part o. the
Enemy We found very Eitle water, and
~ ,bere vas. was OF a bad quality. i
an go;rg 70 rsturu with ny whole tc-es 10
he fr.i zsrshs. -Four soldiers we're
roupaed il oecopying the Villages; Of
,bs.a two belonged 70 the Australian co.,
tingent
dispatch fled 3. Szkkim st 2 this
ssts-pooo ssrs. Txu& = in flames. The
British loss IN occ1Pying the place one
killed and six wounded.
lstsr gpAsssl from Sz&kir SAYS The
spemv r;resssd in the direction Ct Tam
su;eh. The British then e1rned IAnAL
General Graham LOST = nan killed ADo
txelye men zcur5si during tie fighting
The Riel Rebellion.
wuxrTEs. Auril Sin 81 interview 10
night Premier Norqusy explains that the
Indian tribes Gs hiag led into rebellion
nv .hs hs,t-trsess, fhrough RlsIs inszsncs.
b., IS they are 81 short Of Supplies Asy
vii som NED 70 the military to-cs nov
hei7r eo-csurs.ad II the Esd Although
uIusbae lives have been sacrificed. sd
.--zfr n tr4arW.
he toubgs viii SOFA BE SUPPRESSED Il
az xsszrai" Il said, " that Rlsl k&s Eoi
-r-s ta.z so hzl.-h-eeas E13sz 2-2svso
csn easily Re evsrpo~aed- Jus; 1oE TIE
InS.szs are rxiding rx1ches. AID a. lo7s
A. lie stock bclGs sat- tbzy cscCos eS *
rzcsaS 30 sAke A Scfivs h21d n Ds
usA-Ezs, the military viii oys-sUs then,
and shE- dspred2ro1s against the settlers
VII f-rsl tie assssr 20 take Up AYES 70
5Eszd their property. and tie 1o11Ao
susvzzsnrslisy invoked vii be TIE III
desnE Of tie hslt-hrse5s- Thai wxs AfSi4-
-xaks C tbs hxlf-bzse5s. Nosl co1i
think the rrozb5e vii last lc1g-
The Utah CommfssIon.
wAsESsToS. April s-Ths -szbGs q
the Utah Commission bLi 8 very s~At-sshe-
so-y atsrvisE with the President today.
Thv uNe s verbal rsy0st 70 hin oi ios
aara.lou q EzXrs II Utah. and C1tloso
;hel- plxns Tor future Eo-k- Lk Prssste1I
listened 20 then with attention. exP-ssA2
his s~kts.kca0u ST ihs progress lE5s AID
sua-ovsd q ther plans. Ee promised tie
Co-zissson that Et2tsvs- coGld D c11s
Nv TIE AGzl1Isuxtiou toward s~trs-gfAs1-
SaZ fhssr hands and Sustaining t1sz Ac
ths Is1eiArx q Utah II their s1a-ts 70 rect
pz; tbs practice Ct polyEx-E woGG e
5aoA Tie neubers CT the CoE-lssso1
also SAY TIE Aff0rnzy General A2e rscsaEs1
iron him similar satisfactory Ass1rXceSs q
-prcrt. Tono-row they vii cali CEa2
TIE Secretary C TIE lnter1or. &11 xtse- sa-
Frgh hin VII s5x-f Immediately toE Salt
Lake CITY. where they viii had = nesting
q the l0tA Inst
sE= YoEx, AprL S.-A reporter called
lksi evening zpoo Wong He Chszss lis
lsS5i1g Cbiaess importer Of Ssw Tovk, and
tie o1ly Monsolizo EiliooElre tAls SIDE Of
ths Rocky Mountains Wong wks fozc6
ID 5 Anu street surrounded II trls1ds, al
q whcE wsrs cs@sbrkf1rg : Tic.o-y 81
Lxzgsoc- In response 80 TIE rsPorErs
ouersocs tie merchant said: This vic
tory = nothing more than re have long sx-
pscfsd. The trouble i that the French
xzfhoriEsS, il order roi 70 lose prestige II
the sre4 ot oths- nations. have sysse1Afi-
cally Ead IN regard 10 their TungEiness
campaign. The victories they hare re-
ported have Invariably been little Skin
E.hes Il which 3 eorporsls guard On either
side have been nkgniSsd Into 81 xuy.
On tie Other hand. their defeats kgve al
Ways t@en TIE retiring Of skirnishs-s-"
Lease of Central Pacific.
NV 1ozEs April Soar papers are
just s~~sisaing 70 ths magnitude and in
portUnos Of fhs resent Southern Pacific
railway e01s0Iiisti9a. The Tribune s2ys:
TIE company vii form oos CT the most
powerful eorporss5ozs il the world. For
the srsi tine Il The history CT the Z
try. A. e1Ere line from San Francisco 10
Al Atlantic porr viii Be under one nkn-
sgs-eats and practically under the owner
ship Of . body Of men. Tie effect o.
this co-bL1kfl0n upon the interests Of
soDs ether corporations viii prove yery
Important.
I'm PAYER or Bf-MetaItsm.
RoM. April She Italia, in Al article
q the Eoosisry conference, says: De
h-esls. Prime Minister, and Msglisai, Mn
isss- Ct Forsign A1Airs, decided 20 favor
h-DsiAAsm. Tbs acceptance Of this prin-
esPle, II adds, depends upon neither France
nOr Italy, even though Belgium and SEitz-
e.ako6 consent Tbs solution Of the prob
zen depends upon Germany, whose accept
anoa . hoped Tor under pressure from
Francs and Italy.
Making a Settlement.
BALTIMORE. April She trustees Of
Pope, Cole 4 Co. have made 3 proposition
70 pay Gghty csnts on the dollar Of the
$4,000 unsecured liabilities Of which