Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-24
TELEGRA RAPHIC.
spodd to the Miner by D. B. Military and ". U. LinssI
EASTERN

'a gregate sales for the week has been upwar, l. of loO,00O pounds. There has been consit F. erable inquiry for California wool Pric, IS at which it can be bought make manufact, !, rers look at this class as about the cheape: IS wool in market. Sales are 10000 pound - Spring at 22Cd3Oc; latter price is outside fig ures for best lots now in market. Eight thousand pounds fall sold at l662s; pulle ' wools are quiet, sales comprising only 57. .0O pounds, principally from A to soc for goo and choice sYperfine; the latter price is fo Eastern.
 New York, Sept. 1S.-A rumor on th streets that G.. S. Scott is about resignin, his position in the Pacific Mail S. S. Go. ha
 created something of a row in the concern according to current gossip, and which vii probably result in bringing Trenor W. Park
 president of the Panama railroad com
 pany in the Pacific Mail property. Montgomery, Sept. F. Constitutions
 convention adopted bill of rights to-day 1 The following section was adopted unani,
 mously. The people of this State accept as
 finally established fact, that from the Fed
 eral Union there can be no secession of any State.
 New Orleans, Sept. 1.-The equinoxial
 storm continues. Dispatches from the south
 west pass report the gale blowing hard and
 the weather thick and cloudy.
 Omaha, Sept. l7.-ThesDemocrati State (OnvQnfIOn olo
 favoring return to specie payment, and de- precates paper money.
 London, Sept. l7-Despatches from Vien ma say reports of victories by the Servian Bands, near Narriworash, are untrue.
 Washington, Sept. 1S.-One special agent of the pension office just returned from the west has made report which discloses re- markable series of wholesale deceptions prac tlced upon the Government. Parties are re- celvlng pensions who are fully able to work and have no wounds or feebleness. Numer- ous cases have been discovered where parties are personating dead men and women. The | Commissioner of Pensions is convinced that Government is paying annually from three to four millions of fraudulent claims.
 London. Sept 1S.-American railroad se- curities are steady.
 Washington, Sept. 16.-Atty. Gen. Pier pont wrote to Gov Ames of Mississippi yes terday as follows. This hour I have had a dispatch from the President and can best convey to you his ideas by extracts from his iispatch. He says the whole public are tired ut with these annual outbreaks in the south, aud the great majority are.ready to ondemn any interference on the past of the ieneral Government. heartily wish that eace and good orderly times will be made 7ithout issuing proclamation but if it must eissued by me shall instruct tine Comman- CT of the forces to have no childs play. If hereis necessity for military interference it nall be of such character as to deter evil do- IS. l would suggest the sending of this dis atch with letter by private messenger to ov. Ames, urging him to strenthen his own 'sition by exhausting his own resources in estoring order ts S, New York, Sept. 2l.-City delegation of at at 'eral Republican State Convention, in Cau- IS to-day, determined that it would be un- vlsable to nominate State ticket. Philadelphia, Sept. 2l.-In the case of Wes- welt on trial for kidnapping the boy Char pa Ross the jury yesterday brought in yer 't of guilty on the last three counts of indictment. Westervelt was much oyer- cH me on the announcement of the verdict d wept copiously. Prisoners wife and lldren were present and joined his lamen- lions. His council moved an arrest of igement and new trial on first two counts. E\ estervelt is acquitted of the charge of par lpation in the kidnapping The three lnts on which he is convicted charge his lty knowledge of the crime and participa- n in the concealment of it. ialveston, Sept 2l.-The morgan Steam has just arrived from Indianola, Texas. brings the appalling tidings of the ef s of the late storm. The town of Inian- IS almost entirely destroyed. The light M SC and nearly every house in the e were swept away. From 100 to l5O S were lost. E ladrid, Sept. 2l.-Reinforcements of lS.- ', troops will go forward to Cuba in No - ,ber
 PACIFIC SLOPE. 'n Francisco, Sept. l7.-Geld in New two two k l15T and ll74. Greenbacks in San 'cisco SC and s6a sel n Francisco, Sept. 2l.-Liverpool wheat iet lower; quotations to-day as follows age los I'd to Ills; club los Tod to Ills be oh oh
 All sessment of one dollar per share has ,u levied on Meadow Valley stock. Quo ns of leading mines to-day are as follows: her, Is; Crown Point, 2 California, 55: BlA r, 49.
 vernon Stanford bought the famons ing mare Lulu and will bring her to ,rnia, price paid is unnamed.
 fOrnia. watch manufactorv o.