The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-28
The Latest News.
We compile as follows, from files of the Los Angeles Express, and Star, to June lo;

hc CDllDiIt uo iiDaH t'N'"' ''N --~ Angeles Express, and Star, to June 10;
 PACIFIC COAST.
 San Francisco. June l7.--Judsen's candle factory was destroyed by fire on the night oi tue l6tb. Loss, $lG,UO.
 Mayor Alvord vetoed the barbarous Chi. nesc ordinance.
 The anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill was celebrated in the city.
 A mortgage has been filed in tbe office ot the Secretary of State by the Trxas-Paclhc Railroad Company to the Trustees. and slgn- cd by Thomas A. Scott, which provides LOT the issuance of S40,0O0O OOO of bonds as con structiUn bonds un the entire road and roll | ing stock bound by the mortgages. Ihe total cannot be less than S5O00O,OOO, and ht- teen million acres of land are included in the mortgage.
 A forged draft was presented to William b. Sherman, United States Treasurer, for payment to-day. It is expected that others are in circulation.
 A despatch of the 10th says that negota- tions for the sale of the Huntington Hop kins interest in the Central Pacific Railroad are still pending. 1t is stated on the best authority to-day that these gentlemen will not retire from the board even should the sale be effected. Other surmises say that the old company will, should they sell the C. r. Road, concentrate their means and en- ergy on the Southern Pacific , While the Modocs were being removed from Tule Lake to Fort Klamath, Curly Headed Jack shot and killed himself Sty- eral of the prisoners came near escaping by ming otf their irons.
 The Commissioner of the General Land Office has withdrawn half million acres Of land, lying between San Jose and Giltoy, from the railroad company.
 ATLANTIC STATES NEWS. Gen. Davis instructions in regard to the Moducs are to try them, and to sentence them, and submit the verdict to the ap- proval of the President before execution. Proceedings will then he taken immediately upon the receipt of the Attorney Generals 5 opinion. Mir Jeierds, agent for Cachise, has been tclegraphng east, with the view of screenin z the Cachise Indians. He says they nave not recently stolen any stock from Mexico, but that Apaches who'll in Sonora have brought stock 10 the reservation, and were compelled | to leave. A good tale tO tell marines, who are not aware of the fact that no Apache Indians , live in Sonora.
 Gen Sherman fully endorses Mckenzie, , and says that he knows no border line be tween Mexico and the United States when defending the lives and property of citizens.
 'Rah for Sherman Sister Anthony has been convicted of ille- gal voting.
 Utah is said to be in condition of legal anarchy.
 Cholera is spreading. There were 50 deaths ! in one day.
 Recruits for the Mormons were arriving r from Europe.
 Five men killed at Railway, N. J., by q boiler explosion.
 A New Orleans despatch of the l7th states that a regiment of Texan militia is to be stationed on the border to protect the cit izens 0f that State from Mexican depreda : tiohs. Deep meaning in this, we think.
 Washington. June I6.-Tbe Texas Border 2 Commissioners arrived here to-day. and deny l the reports of Texan raids into Mexico { There is nothing to tempt them to go there \ The Mexicans crossed into Texas, and Gen 7 Mckenzie pursued them over the line into - Mexico and chastsed them soundly Tn, Commissioners represent our damages to be n between 50,000,O00 and S60,O00,OO0
 The Kickapoos don't number over 200 war
 riOrs.
 Chicago, June l6.-At Moamegua, Illinois Y last September, A. W. Drake died suddenly E under suspicious circumstances. His mother = n'law, Mrs. York, was suspected of causing n his death. She went to live with Il son in t Kansas, a few days since, and took poison by y mistake. Knowing she was soon to die, th' 1T woman confessed to having poisoned her hus
 band in 1865; her daughter, Mrs. A. "
 Drake, and her two children the wife of Y k. Drake, and A. W. Drake. Thedose whicl IT sine took herself, she had prepared for he I own son.
 Gen. Howard was trying to wiRgle out o