Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-23
TELEGRAPHI
Especial to the Miner by United States and w. D. Lines
EASTERN

Boston, July 17.-The demand for Cali
 fornia wool has been fair, but the market fol
 this description feels depression. In othel
 kinds sales are making at some concessions
 Transactions include 47S, 900 pounds at about
 34 and 37t for Spring; Is and 20 for Fall
 Pulled wools continue quiet and are likely to
 remain so for the present. Very choice ma
 rino superfne has been sold as high as 56c
 but is a fancy price. Choice extra supertine
 California not quoted at over 45 and soc.
 New Haven, July lS.-Prof Marsh pro-
 nounces the explanation published yesterday
 by Commissioner Smith, in regard to affairs
 at the Red Cloud agency, as a characteristic trick of the Indian Bureau. He says the re-
 port cited by the commissioners is only one
 of large number on file in the Indian De- partment that was favorable It is now
 we'll known that a special commission who
 made 1t were at the agency and were mis- taken on several points. Some of these gen.
 tlemen have since informed the Department
 to this effect. The report refers to differ ent set of transactions from those observed
 by Prof. Marsh. His investigation had no connection whatever with those made by
 commissioners or any others.
 London. July ls.-John Rigly of the Irish team, tied Mayor Henry Fulton in shooting for the St. Ledger stakes yesterday, making 35 points, the highest possible number. Mitchell, English, also tied Fulton in shoot ing for the St. Ledger stakes The shooting was at 200 yards; each man having several shots. The contest will be finished to-mor- row.
 Panama, July S.-Advces from San Salya- dor report dreadful riot at San Miguel, a town of 10000 inhabitants, in southern part of the Republic. Government refused to allow pastoral of bishop of San Salvador strongly hostile to law, to be read in the church The priests stirred up the people against the authorities, Generals Espinosa and Castro, nearly all the soldiers, many prominent citizens, and set the town on fire. Marines from H. B. NJ. Ship Fortome, with troops, collected, marched to San Miguel and put down the mob. President Gonzales ar rived and shot many of the rioters. Dana ges to the town by fire and pilage is estimat- ed at one million. Great excitement and in- dlgnation against the priests prevail.
 London, July lS.-There was mass meet iEg held in Hyde Park to-day to protest against the Government paying the expenses of the visit of the Prince of Wales to India many thousand people were presnt. Brad laugh made violent speech and concluded by offering resolution of similar character. The resolution was adopted almost unani- mously, and eight persons who voted against 1t were set upon by the crowd. The police had to interfere for their protection.
 Cincinnati, July 20.-Black & Co.'s print ing office was burned last night. An explo- sion of gas knocked down the walls, bury ing Chief Engineer Megrue and seven fire men. One was taken out dead and the others badly wounded. Megrue is seriously injured.
 Omaha, July 20.-Seven hundred and fifty Mormons left here last night for Salt lake.
 Another batch of Black Hills miners have 'een captured by the troops
 PACIFIC SLOPE.
 San Diego, July lS.-Lieut P. Reade, Sd avalry, has relieved Lieut.. Theo. Smith of harse of the U. S. telegraph lines. Lieut. , mth left this P. M. for Fort Bayard, N. M., ia San Francisco and Denver. So soon as a he immediate business matters involved in U be change of stations are completed, Lieut.. i; .eade will proceed to headquarters depart ( lent of Arizona with d view 10 comforting l lth Gen. Kautz in person, and laying before V i'm the project of the telegraph lines as yet . nsurveyed, etc. h San Francisco, July 19.-Mining stocks are d cry buoyant to-day. Ophir sold at 51; c rown Point 54; Belcher 3l; California 59; p on. Virginia 3l3. t Gold in New York ll4a. Greenbacks in t' m Francisco S7 and S7i b San Francisco July 20.-Mining stocks p e about the same. st The railroad people say the Democratic 7" ank suits them. There is nothing in the ,r lank unfavorable to the building by the ST 'ntral Company of the California end of le e road out into Arizona and to the Rio IL rande, as proposed by Gen. Colton. V The steamer Ancon sails tomorrow. ~ Beaver, Utah, July l9.-There have been A mplaints msde against several of the most ra portant witnesses for the prosecution in VI g Lee case. They are charged before .n u stice of the Pecce with complici.y in the mi irders at Mountain Meadows and on other de ounds. Marshal Maxwell has issued us lers to his deputies not to allow witness to be arrested and taken out of the coun- [, and to protect them with force of arms fo, necessary. en Salt Lake, July l9.-The Secretary of ste ar, Gen. Marcy and Gen. Wm Myers ar all ed here this evening on their way to the a. ,n. llowstone and Upper Missouri wi W;
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