The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-26

ard women are to be seen jammed among boxc, and crates. and limbs are sticwn around in all directions. paving been broken from the trunks by the continual action ol the water
 At the companion way Of the stccrage there were a hundred or more bodies lying m confused heap. Some were dressed many however were half nude. Children were cnging 70 their mothers, and hu,OsnH' c'a'P' ing their wives.
 Bodies of men. old and young, were found together on the stairs, with di.t'nded nos triis. gaping mouths, and staring, ehaStiy eyes. giving some idea of their terrible strug- glcs for life.
 Now Orleans Election. The NcEnery or Democratic ticket wa. un- opposed, and i. elected by an immense vote.
 Bank in San Francisco.
 Moses Selicinan has effected an organiza- ton of English and German capitall.ts, with a capital of Sl 100000, for new bank m San Francisco.
 Last evening, says San Francisco dispatch, of the Sth inst, Mr, Day left her house Tor tue purpose of mirkctinc ani lD-kcd her two children in the house. While absent the premises took fire, and both the children were suffDcatcd.
 The San Diego Union proposes telegraph ' line Dy way Ol JuHan.
 ! The agent of the Western Union Telegraph company is coming south to sec about ex- l tending the company's lines through south 1 ern California and Arizona. ] Augustin, an Indian, was recently found murdered near San Diego.
 The San Francisco expedition have found but little money in wrecked Spanish iiGate, Leocadia. This alter a two years search.
 The Union Pacific company have been very
 successful in finding artcsian water on the
 line of their road.
 Pre-Emption Law not Repealed
 The bill repeating the pre- cmption laws and restricting the acquisition of Government, ! lands to the method of homestead entry, , failed to become a law. It passed the Sen ate, but sent Co the House without being sub mitted 10 Mir. Colflx for his signature as Pres ident of the Senate. In the very last mo ; mcnts uf the session the House also passed ] the bill, and the omission of Mir ColfaX's sig
 nature WAS discovered until Congress had ex - pired, and he was no longer an officer. Memphis & Fl Paso.
 Letters from Paris say that, Of twenty mil r lions of francs subscribed in France for th
 construction of the Memphis and El Pas - railroad, eighteen millions went into the peek e cts of those who were engineering the scheme  r FIFTEEN MEN BCRIED BY FALLING HoUsI
 MDDLErows, Conn. April l0.-A near t completed. brick building fell to-day, and bur |. jed fifteen men. The bodies of six dead me .- have been recovered.
 s OVERFLOW OF THE GENEsEE RIvER-D DE s sTRUcrioS oT PRoPERTr--Loss or LIFE. ! RcHRsTER, \. Y.-April l0.--A very heav t flood occurred on the Genessee river las t Thursday night. In Front street, on tn 9: rivers side, ibe foundation wall of the ney h city building for the Police and Fire depart e msnts fell out, while from twenty to thirty e persons were standing on the top of the build
 ing, looking at the river. Some Of tbese wer
 rescued, but no bodies of those los. have ye been recovered.
 a TERRIBLE CoSFLAGRATIOS IN VIRGINIA FOREST oS FIRE. d GoRDoysvILLE, Va, April lo.-A terribl $ conhagration is raging on all sides of this vii o age. The entire population is panic stricken n For several miles the woods and fencing along r. tue railroad have been destroyed. 'e GREAT FLOOD AT HAwEsvILLR, LAKE ONTARIO e NEw YORK. April l0.-At Iiawesyillc or 1 Lake Ontario they have the greatest fioo' e known for fifty years. The water is four fee n high in the principal streets. U CAM Fpk kpIrIErO