Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
Especial to fhs Miner by United States and w. D. Linss

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. l7.-General But
 Ter in conversation with a prominent New
 York Politician said that he considered the result of the election in Ohio as virtual vic tory for the opponents of a forced resump- tion, and he believed that if the school ques- had not been raised Allen would have car sled the State by a large majority. He thinks the moral effect of Republican Vic tory in Ohio will carry Pennsylvania for the Republicans.
 Cincinnati, Oct. 19.-The Citizens who were preparing for hard money convention to be held here on the 25th inst have accep- ted the action of the new York committee , as pos'ponment.
 Louisville, Oct. l9.-Preparations are mak-
 ing to receive Senator Newton Booth, of California in manner becoming his position next Thursday at Salem, Ind, his native place.
 Vicksburg, Oct S-A special says that the Republicans have endorsed the Demo- cratic county ticket. The utmost harmony on political questions now prevails. Hopes are entertained of better times.
 London, Oct. 18.-The plot to place ex Queen Isabella on the Spanish throne, giving her the Kingdom and four of the northern provinces bas failed. Don Carlos refusing to agree to these conditions
 London, Oct l9.-It is stated in naval circles that Prince Frederick William will visit the Centennial at Phla, and the Ger man squadron will escort him there.
 Havana, Oct. l9.-Two more steamers have arrived from Spain with endorsements for the army.
 San Francisco, Oct l9-Palacc Hotel was formally opened on the evening of the 16th and is now thronged with sight-seers.
 San Francisco, Oct. 20.-The race between GrImstead Spring Box and Wild Idle ad- vertised for this afternoon at Bay District track is off The managers of Grmstead and Spring Box having declined the contest.
 Mike DeYoung, was arrested last evening on a criminal charge of libel preferred by the Rev. o. P Fitzgerald in consequence of an article published in the Chronicle of Sunday last, charging Fitzgerald with having receiv- ed bribe of S3000 from the book and a. tionery firm of Payor, Upham S Co.,, in consideration of his influence in supplying schools with text books of which said firm was agent. Fitzgerald published a card last evening denying that he ever received that or any other amount from any person or per bOus TUT any suCu COilSiutTdllou. Dc l Ou0S was released on bond.
 San Francisco. Oct. 20.-The fight be- tween Rev. O. P. Fitzgerald and the Chroni- cie fs bringing to the surface a strange set of cross statements. Fitzgerald having publish ed last evening in the Bulletin q denial of the charges and procured the arrest of M. A. DeYoung on criminal charge of libel.
 c. A. klose, his former partner in the man. agement of Pacific Paper, comes to the front this A. M., with the following card.
 "The emphatic denial by Rev. O. P. Fitz- gerald of the statement made upon my au- thority by Mr. Bolander, that while State Superintendent Mr. Fitzgerald received check for S30O0 Tn payment for his services in securing a change of text books, calls for positive statement over my own signature. l assert that check or draft, for S3,000, was sent by,Wilson, Kimble & Co.,, of Cincin- nati, to O. F. Fitzgerald, that letter from them enclosing the draft was received by him, that the draft was deposited to his credit by O. P. Fitzgerald in the Bank of Cal, as the books of the said bank would show, if called for by competent court of justice; that in substantiation of this state 1 ment stand pledged whenever the gentle l man deems it desirable to ventilate this | matter judcially. As to,the reason given by | Mir. Fitzgerald for the dissolution of our bus i mess co partnership there is not a particle | Of truth in the statement. No objection | was made by him to the circular issued from | the Spectator office and he gladly shared the | profits thereby secured until the dissolution | of our co-partnership on grounds which gave | to me the paper and its business"
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 Washington, Oct. 1S.-Senator Sargent | says there will be no change in the collector ship of this port or other custom house off cials in San Francisco, nor in the mint super CT sub treasury; all rumors to the contrary notwithstanding California in- ternal revenue matters will remain in stdta quo until the Secy. of the Treasury receives ! report from supervisor Hawley who is now in San Francisco conducting an investigation.
 Washington, Oct. 20.-To-day Secy. Chan Her received a large number of calls from persons of prominence, who come to pay a Fisit of ceremony or tender personal congrat- aations lamong the first callers as Col. John s. Masby, of Virginia.
 New York, Oct. lS.-A Philadelphia Special says that Charlie Ross father on Saturday received dispatch from a man named Robinson, living in snail village m 'he Interior of Illinois, saying that be had ound child answering to the description of he missing boy. Though not attaching much importance to the information, Ross eft for Illinois on Saturday.
 St Louis. 0ct. 20.-It is asserted that 'tilson Hutchings of the St. Louis Times Iss actually completed negotiations for the New York World.
 Montreal, Oct. 20.-The Prince of Wales Iifies have eenordered to hold themselves 2 readiness for Friday night private instruc- ions have been issued that every man be resent. The object ot this sudden call is , ot fully known. but it is generally surmis- d that it has connection with the Gubard urial.
 Salt Lake, Oct. 1S.-In 3rd Dist. Court his a m, Ann Eliza Young renewed her ap- lication for an an order requiring Brigham Ioung to appear and show cause why be hould not be punishedfsr contempt in not . beying previous order of court, issued by udge McKean, directing him to pay s9,5Q0