Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-06


 aged by Congress.
 Col Scott has again declared his intention of pushing work on Railroad at San Diego.
 San Diego Union had recent MINER edito rial on railroads telegraphed from Yuma, and reasons that the T. & P. R. k. Co. will be the first to tap the Territory and secure it's trade
 Washington, Jan. 19.-The House Bank ing Committee have agreed 10 report with favorable recommendation Congressman Houghton's bill authorizing National gold banks to issue and put in circulation to the extent of 95 per cent of their deposits in gold bonds.
 Philadelphia, Jan. 29. Chief Justice Thompson, while arguing a case in the Su- preme Court yesterday morning, dropped to the floor and died in few moments.
 Olympic theatre burned this morning. Loss, S250,0OO Two fremen were killed and large number severely injured
 Sacramento, Jan. 29.-The Senate commit tee on counties reported in favor of the for nation of San Benito county. The no fence bill passed the Senate to take effect June 26. The Assembly concurred
 Washington, Jan. Congressman Page expects 10 use the bill restoring to public en- try Placerville and Sacramento K R. Grants as precedent for similar forfeiture of Atlantic & Pacific k. R. Lands.
 Police superintendent Mstsell believes the fire in St. Bridget's church was the work of Communists. He says they are thoroughly organized, and he thinks other attempts of the same kind will be made Close watch is kept on all Catholic schools and churches. There is bitter opposition at Denver of the confirmation of MeCook as Governor of the Territory.
 The Texas Legislature elected Gen. Maxey | U. s. Senator.
 San Diego, Jan. 3O-For the next five days steamer leaves San Francisco each morning, Tor this and way ports, and on Tues day two sail
 The Pacific arrived this morning with a large load of passengers. The Ventura is looked for hourly
 | Sheriff Adams of Santa Clara county is after the reward of Sl5,OOO offered for the capture of Vasquez and his band Adams with fifteen picked men armed with Henry rifles, passed through Gilroy last "Wednesday on their expedition. | Washington, Feb. 1.-Congre.sman Lut- trell has laid before the Commissioner of In- dian Affairs letters from Steele of Yreka. Cal. relative to the condition of Indians in Siski- you county. The commissioner says Steele IS authorized to furnish them all needed re- l lief
 Washington, Feb. 2.-The question of giy ing lands and bonds to the Atchison branch Of the U. r. R. R., is being discussed by the judiciary committee. The lobby here from Boston are pressing the matter | New York, Feb. 2.-Col Montanes and six hundred Spanish troops were attacked bv Cubans. The Colonel was captured by the troops and taken to Gen. Gomez's headauar. ters and ordered nut to be shot at once Gu bans also shot the Spaniards captured at Puerto Principe.
 Chicago, Feb. 2-A Washington special to the Tribune says great excitement respect ing expected developments by the Tribune, showing many prominent members of Con- gross bribed to vote for subsidy to Pacific Mail Company. Evidence said to be over whelming l Quebec, Feb "A sharp shock of earth Iquake was felt here yesterday afternoon. 1 London, Feb 2. Election returns show twenty-five Liberals and thrty-one Consery- atlyes returned to Parliament.
 Baron NJ. Rothschld is i'll and sinking very fast.
 Ashantee Ambassadors have sued for peace. Cholera has broken out in Acheen. IL IS reported that the Sultan is dead.s The Dutch war is over. Washington, Feb. Manifestations point to the passage of bill embracing substantially, the features of Scott's proposition for guar. anteeing interest on bonds of tho Texas Pa lcific. it is believed that certain aid in some shape will be granted upon almost unani. nous demands of Southern Representatives. scott developed plans slowly, more confident Hn Na la Il.