Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-15
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special to the Miner by s. Military and w. D. Lnssl


 Columbus, O., Oct. 12.-An increased vote
 has been boiled for both parties. Republi- can gain in forty-five precincts 600; and g. ' 300 in two hundred wards and townships for Hays.
 Cincinnati, Oct. 12.-Ohio;bas gone Re publican by decided majority. The State is claimed for Hays by 10000.
 Des Moines, Iowa, Oct 12-The Republi- cans have gained fifteen per cent over the ma jority of 1874. Kirkwood is elected by 35,- GOO. Republicans gain 10 or l2 members of Legislature, and have majority of 40 on joint ballot. These are Republican figures. Democrats concede the State by 25,0O0 to the Republicans.
 Omaha, Oct. l3.-The Republicans have carried this State by from 5000 to 10000 majority.
 Columbus, O., Oct. l3.-Democrats con- cede the State by l5,OOO majority. Repub- lican gain in 6 precincts of 5,40O; fair ma jority in both branches of the Legislature
 Dubuque, Iowa, Oct 13.-A Republican gam of l2,OO0.
 Kirkwood is elected bv over 35,OOO and a strong majority in the Legislature.
 New York, Oct. l3.-The World, Demo- cratic, says: "Rag Baby is dead, and noth- ing remains for Democrats to do but to put if under ground as promptly as possible.
 The Times, Republican, says the moral ef- feet of thess successes will be far greater than politicians generally suppose. It will go far to decide the wavering and will convince the people that the Republican party is still an invlncible power.
 At the same time it should cause Republi. can leaders to endeavor to make themselves more worthy than ever of the support that has been so generously extended to them
 New York, Oct. 12-A letter has been re- ceived from Henry Stanley. the explorer, written from Nyanza, giving an interesting account of his travels in the interior of Afri- ca and the loss of l2O men by fever, hard ships and war with the natives.
 Washington, Get. 1.-The Commissioner of Indian Affairs received the following dis patch to-day from Walter P. Barry, the geologist who is exploring the Black Hills:
 CAMP ON RAPID CREEK, Sept. 29.
 l have discovered gold in small quantities in the Bear Lodge mountains, about 20 miles east of tie Little Missouri, but it lies in the | northwestern portion of the Black Hills | field and is limited in area, not exceeding fifty square miles and is wholly in Wyoming Territory. being separated from that region about Harney's Peak by Redwater Valley. The gold is dispersed by the decomposition of lodges of feldspar and porphyry, carrying oxides of iron and manganese, no quartz be- ing found in that region The deposits as far as examined are on gravel bars of limit ed area, near the heart of the mountain streams.
 Augusta, Ga, Oct. ll.-Alexander H. Stephens was taken i'll again on Saturday. His suffering is represented as excrutiating, and his condition is critical He is afflicted with stone in the bladder.
 London, Oct. l2.-A special from Vienna to the Times says the European powers have exchanged ideas with regard to the financial situation and policy of Turkey. France has not yet declared her opinion. None of the powers see any grounds for re- Eonstrance. . A Berlin dispatch in the same journal re- [ ports that the Turks seized a quantity of sent to Crete by the Greek revo- utionary committee : Paris, Oct l1.-It is reported that the British and French governments are in con- relative to the steps to be taken Vienna on account of the recent edict in i egard to the Turkish debt.
 Washington, Oct. 12.-Railway mail ser :: Ice has been ordered in southern Califor- ia between Delano and Caiente. g Cincinnati, Oct. 13.-The election is ab- . orbins all other interests. The indications re that an unusual large vote will be boiled. = 'othing can be said as to the result, both arties being confident of success. J San Francisco, Oct II Sales of the lead 'g mining stocks to-day as follows: Ophir c' 3; Gould and Curry 1T; Mexican 21; Best ;0 ', ,d Belcher 56; Savage 76; Point 22: Jack tn GO; Consolidated virgini, 295; dividend pa f: California 5S: and Overman 43. .0 One million two hundred thousand dollar, h, lid out in dividends by the various corpor- . ions to day, idcluding the usual dividend S10 per share of the Consolidated Vir. nia. - Gold N. r., 116i; Greenbacks s. F., s51 Id s6a.
 San Francisco, Oct. l2.-Ophir 6l e. &C. IL, ]; Mexican 9; Belcber r.; Con- Va, 300; Verman 45.
 E. c. Kimble, 20 years ago one of the Edi- rs of the Alta, and now of the Interior of off apartment has just arrived from Washing ed D to inquire into the affairs of Mission h. .ai ans in southern Cal, after which he will go "' Arizona. Santa Barbara, Oct Ex-Governor Pache-