The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29
Summary of News.

The places lett vacant by the recent strlke of 1900 or 20O0 telegraph operators were be- ing rapidly filled, and the strikers stood good show for being left out in the cold. The cause of the strike was the discharge of two operators belonging to the League, at San Francisco.
 A bank at Glen Falls, New York, was rob bed of S20,O0O on the night of the 7th.
 Louisiana was about to repeal her gambling laws The Legislature passed Joint Reso- lution granting beligerent rights to Cuba. Too late
 Admiral Poor says Monitors should not be sent to sea unless moderate winds and pleas ant weather can be relied upon. The Admi ral's flagship recently conveyed the Dictator to Key West.
 Msjor-General J, A. Mower, U. $. A., died recently, at New Orleans.
 Daniel Chadwick, Member of the British Parliament, had arrived in New York as the representative of British capitalists interested in American railroads. He said that were there more steadiness in our railroad manage ment, foreigners would invest largely
 The New Hampshire Republican Conven- ton has nominated ex-Governor Stearns for Governor.
 San Domingo is to be annexed as Terri tory, if annexed at all. Its first cost to the country will be a couple of millions of dol lars Many Senators, it was said, were against buying it.
 Late news from Mexico is devoted to Sew i ard, and the guerrilla war that is being car ried on. \ freshet in the province of Chia- pas, had washed away houses, farms, etc Two thousand persons lost their lives.
 The Supreme Court of Alabama has de- cided that there has been no property iu slaves since 1863; that every judgment given by any Court of Alabama from 1861 to ls65 is null and void that all the officers Courts and Legislatures were mere usurpers during that period.
 A despatch dated Boston, Massachusetts January s, says: "The Governors Message sent to the Legislature to-d day, says the Stat, debt is s3,O52, ,333.S0, an increase of ovel S2,000,0O0 during the year The Governor doubts the expediency of lending State aiC to projects that are pressed on the Legisla ture. The expenses of the State for tn, year will be S5,5OO,O0o, In regard to th, sale of liquor, the Governor says the people of the State will not submit patiently to tn, restoration of the open bar
 According to late London despatch President Grant intends soon, to give him self grand airing on the high seas and th
 Continent of Europe. The story goes tha he will visit the sovereigns of Europe, am that to do so, he will cross the Atlantic, ac companied by fleet of ironclads.
 It was thought that Hon. Vim. Strong, c
 Pennsylvania, stood fair chance of bein
 placed on the bench of the Supreme Cour
 of the United States
 z Congress re-assembled on the 10th, whe several bills were introduced. Morrill,, (
 Maine wants the time fixed for the meetin
 of the second and third sessions changed {
 the first Monday of January. NIT. Munger, who is, evidently, Democrat
 offered a resolution directing all the Cabine
 officers to report the number of carriages horses, and amount of harness paid for b the Government and used for the peasur and convenience of Heads of Department and their families, and by what authorit such Government property has been so aT propriated.
 The National Typographical Union hay petitioned Congress in behalf of the Post
 Telegraph bill also, for the abolition of th { Franking Privilege.
 The National iEteliigsacer has again su,
 pended.
 A New York despatch, of the 10th, say
 the Tammany politicians were about to bu d the Herdh
 The TribEae'S Atlanta special of the lot - inst, when interpreted, says that Congress F General Terry, and the Attorney Generi had managed to expel enough Democrats | place the Georgia Legislature in the hands r Republicans.
 ], At Coyington, Kentucky, January 9, EC . ward Clark, accidentally, shot and killed h
 three-year old son.
 The manager of theatre at Charleston s South Carolina, was recently arrested for r, n fusing admittance to two negroes The Civ |. Rights bill is in full force in South Carolin i- An Indianapolis, Indiana, despatch, of th e 9th inst, says the Democratic State Conver |, tion yesterday nominated four candidates f, r Supreme Judges; Norman II. Eddy for Sc, r retary of State, and B. w. Hanna for Alto