Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-03
TELEGRAPIIIC.
Special Dispatches to the Arizona Miner, By Western Union and U. g.
 Military Lines.

Washington, March 2s.---1hc Chronicle l says the advent of Col Tom Scott in Wash !
 ngtUn. to induce Congress to endorse his
 bonds for construction of the Texas Pacific
 railroad, Is awaited with anxiety by the op-
 ponents of that measure here. Those who
 claim to have lost by the transfer of the old | Fremont project to Marshall Q. Roberts and
 others will, it IS said, be found no triiiing ob-
 stacle in Scott's way.
 Boston, March 25.--Balloting for U. S | Senator continues. The last ballot stands,
 Dawes, ss; Hoar, 75; ; Curtis, G6.
 Susq uehanna Depot, March 2s.--The sher-
 iff Is unable to disperse the railroad strikers,
 who refuse to allow trains to pass unless
 their demands are aeeeded.
 London, March 27--The annual boat race | between Cambridge and oxford crews, was | won by the former by two lengths.
 Portland, Oregon, March 28.-Adyces I from the Malbuer Reservation represent that | the Indians have grown iHsolent and refroc-
 tory. detachment of troops bas been sent | from Camp Harney to protect the Indian
 agent. It has tyanspired that the Indians | had entered into a conspiracy to kill all the | whites. Serious difficulties are feared.
 .Iscramento, ifsScii 2&--Goy Booth has l vetoed the Liu passed by the House, allow | Eny Harry Meie gs. the railroad king of South | America, to retui n to California.
 San Diego March 28.-Goolsle, Nelson & | Perkins publish a car,. in effect that instead ] ~ withdrawing their st, srier two moro VII! De put on the route soon.
 me Journal of the Teleg "Pn sa!s, ihe chief signal officer informs t.. housg 'na' tne proposed military telegraph 'i, r, A.A, a, would be ,215 miles long, and "u.u oo SlcO per nils provided soldiers con NTuc.eo it. To keep it in repair, he cstimat, .ne cost at SS per mile, annually. Both mill authorities and Texas delegation are urgi. the construction of the line as a means O. protecting the frontier against Indian raids
 Washington, March 3n--A bill appropri- ating ten thousand dollars to enable the Gov crnor of Missouri to capture outlaws in that State has been passed
 The Senate committee will probably re- ! port in favor of the confirmation of Col Coey {, as postmaster at San Francisco.
 Representative Luttrell is still at work ! preparing documentary evidence to lay be- ! fore the House committee on Pacific railroads, ! in support of his resolution for investigation : of the Contract and Finance companyis tran sactions with the Central Pacific.
 John Clinn has been appointed agent for , the Apaches at the San Carlos reservation, Arizona.
 Gov Hartranft, of Pennsylvania, has sent [ troops to Susquehanna Depot to suppress the l, raiiroai strikers riot.
 it expected that the House committee will report in favor of admitting New Mexi- 4 co as State. ..
 New York, March a0.-The review oi the infiatonfsIs III coyfy 1s.ss st~sssasss snsws ts
 The stock market is active, with general d advance in securities 2
 Produce market tending upward; dry ' goods flat. The wool market is quiet. with a upward tendency. Several large wooi-b Z ing houses are preparing to send agents to v OaIIiOrnia to purchase the spring clip.
 Boston, March 30.-The Senatorial situa ton IS unchanged. Dawes is still ahead on s joint ballot. r
 Sacramento, March sO-The bill to regu. 2 iate transportation by Pacific railroads has . been killed iu the Senate by indefinite post ,i ponement. ir
 New York, March 3o.-It is reported that t t Pssesl Grousette and Rochefort escaped from s' New Caledonia to Australia s'
 Madrid dispatches say the losses in Fri. ,s days battle before BiEboa were enormous. VI Gen Rivera was mortally wounded, after 10 wnich the National troops refused to give th up. th
 The Trade Unions here have united in an m n appeal to the labor organizations of the coun- ak try, insisting on making eigh. hours day's le! labor, and expressing their opposition to the vi contractors' system of work on the Govern sh ment buildings. .or Washington, March 30.-House committee ss on appropriations today heard Attorney to uenerai illiams on his deficit of S3l0 OOO sIr expenses of the U. S. courts. The defcien. est day or Thursday. tl.. Susquehanns, March 30.-President Clark rui met committee of the strikers and refused " Iorther concessions. The company intends qu 70 start their trains today under protection h. Of the military. paymaster Began is paving s1a men under military protection. noon train g'. was dispatched guarded by 100 soldiers. SI, %i, San Francisco, Mar 30.-Weather cloudy sv with slight sprinkle of rain. sun Capt Kelly and wife, Mclean Bros. and s. James Dow, convicted of the murder of liar. tn. vey Green at Pescadero, are to be sentenced ,,i to morrow. D,, s", Greenbacks, ssi and So. ing Pans, March 30.-Tbe reported escaDe of ia@ hoehelort and Grousette is confirmed A sbo Mei6ourne dispatch, today, says they. with ,o ,o poade bonlIaire and twenty other convicts, see had arrived at New 0sho. .ou
 TUCSON. Private dispatches received from Tucson tea last evening say that army officers wbo have as been m charge of indisn reservations in hs tb. anzona, under Gen Crook, have written to the ashington, demanding full investigation va va 1l their management of such reservations. atai aiso demanding that a comparison be made b9l between their administration and Una, of S. m. agents acting under orders of Indian Bureau. hai ;uli statement Is called for of the price. srs n. pad hy the Indian Bureau for goods and bssi provisions supplied Apaches and other Indi- T ms in Arizona. it is evident the Indian iSill bureaa has an elephant on its hands now. esel md some prominent gentlemen who at pres oa mt enjoy the confidence of our people have " eason 10 dread the examination demanded which will be pressed tO the bitter end. the Governor Safford will be in Tucson to- Pre iight. G Gra' PIT ibotns ETing lstt fop Camp Apache hts 'n Thursday: uu