The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06
Late News.

California, a Chinaman fell in love with Alice ' Dubois, his employers daughter, finding his advances were repuIscd he shot three times at her and did no damage, and then blew his own brains out. That was Dubois story.
 Two days later Chinaman from San Fran cisco, had the whole Dubois family arrested for murdering the dead Chinaman, claiming that Dubois owed him SGOO, and the love story was pretcnse. f.'
 At lIespinos, near San Juan South, eight menled by Y. Vasquez, robbed store of SCOO, and went thence to hotel and wan tonly killed l.. Davidson, Geo. Bedford and a Portuguese, and made their escape. Coy ernment offers 5 900 reward for the arrest of any of the gang.
 Two robbers attacked John Curran near 1 Watsonville, California, killed one Of his horses and robbed him of his money and gold watch.
 The Peoples Protective Alliance in San | Francisco, endorse Gov. Booths anti-Chinese expressions.
 The recent floods in Delaware river, Pa, caused losses amounting to S700OO.
 John T. Bird, New Jersey Congressman
 has returned his back pay.
 Near Batavia, \. r., train of cars ran
 into Il carriage and killed three men. The
 engineer stopped the train and going for
 ward, found the engine covered with blood
 and brains, and was so shocked that he fell 
 and died in a few minutes.
 The Steamer Wolfe blew up on the Missis-
 sippi river August g. Twelve persons were
 killed and fifteen wounded
 Gen. J. F. Benjamin, exCongressman was
 shot by bis partner, John Hanley, at Sbelbi-
 ma, Missouri, Aug. 9, and severely wounded.
 Senator Morton has ordered his back pay
 returned to the Treasury.
 John P. Hale is seriously i'll at Great Falls, New Hampshire.
 Ben Butler has opened the political cam paigu in Massachusetts, by speech at Me chanic's Hall, Boston. From the 2lst to the 21th of August fright , ful storms prevailed along the northeast coast on the Maine and New Brunswick shores Great damage was done to the shipping. At , Cape Breton the destruction was terrible, if T ty vessels went ashore in Cow Bay, and thir- , ty at Sydney. At Westminster, Maryland, Aug, 2i, A - w Matthias died, as was supposed, and hi; |, friends had assembled for the funeral wher r he revived and is recovering. F The Erie R. k. Co.,, failed to pay interes n on their mortgages when due. t Great activity in the arnories, foundriei
 and machine shops in France and Germany, i |. considered evidence that those nations ar' O preparing for another war. n On the 4th of August three hundred lndi r. ans attacked Camp Yellowstone expedition a under General Custar, on Mussel Hill river V The Indians were easily repulsed. On tn
 eighth of August General Stanley ordere' Custar to take company of cavalry of fort. if men and pursue the Indians. On the sam Q night Custar was close upon them, and o d the 1lth was attacked by eight hundred say e ages Firing continued for three hour: Custar ordered charge of mounted mer d who pursued the Indians eight miles, tn n, artillery came up and fired few shots acros IL the river, which scattered the savages an ss ended the fight. One man was killed an es twenty wounded Custar says forty Indian is were killed.
 a. A London despatch dated August 26 say ', that an unprecedented storm had passe he over Cambridge, Petersborough and Newarl ld Numerous fires were kindled by lightnin as and many lives lost ,s The Bank of England forgers were foun he guilty and sentenced to penal servitude fc be life.
 ,y There is much agitation amongst the pe' ~ pie of Paris about high prices of bread 1T m. cabinet are considering the matter.
 X Havana despatch of August 2G, says e. severe engagement occurred near St. Jsgo ( ,ly Cuba The loss was heavy on both side
 Result not stated.
 ,n, The City of Juanajuato, Mexico, has bee
 inundated by water spouts ,u... .., Cholera is raging in Hungary. - Sir Samuel Baker is at Cairo. W Late despatches from Madrid, Spain, ha
 the following war items 'N The bombardng fleet at Carthagena h v" been obliged to retire from the insurge 'e- guns of the Carlists and retired from befo
 Berga ..
 The towns of Frofa and Tortilla have be-
 burned by the Carlists. 'se The ministers of war, of marine and t
 interior threaten to resign if the Cover m ment fail to execute Comm unist insurgenl A Castellar will be elected President of u gh Cortes. ia1 August 24, a severe engagement took pla