Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-12
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Special. to the Miner by U. S. Military and ". U. Lines
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 as to give the new party propOrtionate | representation.
 Washington, March 4-The President has | signed the General Appropriation bill. Bill i equalizing bOunties failed, the President l withholding bis signature Both houses ad- ! burned sine die at noon.
 New York, March 4th.-Jay Gould, Oliver | Ames and D. D. Colton were elected direct l ors P. NJ. $. $. Co. to-day.
 Cincinnati, March 1st.-Alabama advices report the greatest flood since 1867. Great loss of property.
 Washington, March lst-Following items are in tue Civil Appropriation Bill for the Pacific: Survey of coast, S23l ,000; expense Surveyor General of California, S1,OUO; sur vey public lands in California, S10,O00; Be necia Arsenal, S3j000; expense of suit ys. New Idra Co, S5, GOO; Navy Yard at Mare Island, S2O,000; Appraisers store in San Francisco, Sl0OO00; Marine Hospital in San Francisco, Sl5,000.
 Washington, March 5th.-Bill appropria ting S15,000 for military roads in Arizona signed by the President. Force bill failed. Washington, March 5th.-Crowd in the Senate galleries at the opening of the extra session was larger than at any time since the | Inauguration. Senator Burnside was wei 1 comed with applause and Senators Andy | Johnson and Dawes received large boquets.
 New York, March 5th.-New freight tariff of the Pacific Railroad and Steamship Co. is as follows:
 ! First class, S3. 9 to $500: second class, | $200 to S4 00; third class, SEQ to $500; fourth class. SlS0 to S2.50. Class A, Sl7O to 8 9; Glass B. Sl60 to S2O0; Class c, SI 50 to S2.75; Glass b, $1.40 to Sl.j0. | ,lria No hotels closed on account of passage of Civil Rights | Bill.
 Baltimore, March 2d.-Park Hotel closed to-day on account of Civil Rights Bill.
 Washington, March 6.-Colton declines the position of Director of the P. NJ. s. s. l Co.
 1 Providence, March 6.-U. s. and State officers are in conflict over the seizure of ! liquors. Revenue cutter Dexter called upon to support the Government.
 Detroit. March 6-All the railroads in the State have abandoned trips on account of the snow.
 St. Louis, March 3-The deepest snow in 20 years fell last night.
 Chicago, March 3.-All trains delayed on
 account of snow.
 New York, March 8.-IIcavy snow storm
 throughout the State.
 Memphis March 9.-The heaviest snow
 storm ever known here is prevailing.
 Cairo, March Slight inches of snow
 here
 Charleston, March S.-Disastrous freshets
 in South Carolina.
 Washington, March 4-President signed the bill granting to railroads the right of way through public lands, and the bill ad- , hitting Colorado as a State. London. March 4-Archbshop Manning .. is summoned to Rome by the Pope, 1t is 5 said to be made a Cardinal. ; Dublin, March 4-John Mitchell is re nominated for Parliament from Tiperary. :, Washington, March 3.--Gen. Slcklcs IS on the retired list with tEe rank of Maj. Gen - eral. Retired officers are eligible to Consu , lar and diplomatic positions. Rank and pay
 of a large number of officers reduced.
 Cheyenne, March 1.-Two of the Sioux [, City Black Hills party came in to-day witl 7, n sled drawn by an OK, having been out since s Christmas. and were in nearly starving n condition.
 e Chicago, March 4.-Tbe Pennsylvanii r. Central railroad has reduced the fair to Bal e timore and Washington to $S. '. Memphis, March 4.-Four colored mel i- demanded admission to the theatre and wer y given seats in the dress circle. [, New York, March S.-Sidney Dillon h President of the L. P. k. R., Is electe' ,u president of the F. NJ. S. s. Co e. Louisville, March 5.-Public Library Hal d refused admission to a negro who apple SC for ticket to the ist circle among whit 10 people. The gallery is set apart for coore
 people and whites are not allowed there. Sls S Montgomery, Ala, March 5.-The Hous ic unanimously expelled a negro member tc at day for offering to take $500 for certai IT. services as a legislator. IT. Washington, March 9.-Coin9ge of 2O-cer 'e pieces will commence at San Francisco i'll ,., mediately.
 lis Terry (Rep) is president pro fem. of th h, Senate. by 39 to p for Thurman. Plncl of beck's case is again up. Senator Booth h. % arrived. Bristow orders the retirement .r .r. Sl, 1885, 600 legal tenders. .r. Chattanooga, March 6.-Two of the pril is ciple hotels changed to private boardiT
 houses on account of the civil rights bill. m New Orleans, March 5.-Gen. Sherlds in left to-day for the West. or Havana March GA re ent engagemei , 'o. killed 32 Insurgents and Spaniards. he Washington, March l0.-Houghton al ng Paige will leave for California, Thursday '2, Booth has been sworn in. r Concord, March S.-Doin pdItieo N'"''" of majority of Senatorial Districts. The vo
 for Governor is very close.
 Paris. March l0.-Rumors of coup q et ng by the Bonapartists. a Boston, March -Four men either Kill su- themselves or were killed by frenzled coI he panions in drunken orgies, over the wreck he the Bark Giovanni. va Washington, March 7.-The Preside
 has prepared list ofnine paymasters, whi m he will send to the Senate tomorrow, equ ar ly divided between Regular and toiunt' officers. There were 240 applicants. 'cn Washington, March 7.-The Secretary elk, the Treasury will call for S3o,OOO,OOO red bonds, on account of the Sinking fund, | mo week.
 an, Thos. McWillams is appointed r. NJ
 Goodwin, Pima county, A. T.; J. E. Bali' eeu at Stafford, Pima county, and Chas.
 Stanton. at Stanton, Yavapai county.
 New York, March Andy Johnson s' ter be will give no pledges to act with any ul- ty, nor will he seek to redress any perso \. l