Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-10
TELEGRAPHIC
Special to the Miner by U. S. Military and w. D. Lines
EASTERN.

Washington, Sept. 4.-Fast mail trains are
 the mania now in the postal service. Ar
 engagements have been perfected to run one
 from New York, Philadelphia, Boston and
 Baltimore, via Pittsburg to Chicago, St Louis
 and all points in the southwest, besides be,
 ing matter of local benefit. This ar engagement will shorten time on California mails fourteen hours.
 PACIFIC SLOPE-
 San Francisco, Sept. 4.-Complection of the next legislature as indicated by returns at present received will be Democratic by near ly thirds. Returns at hand show the following figures: Senate-Democrats 10; Independent Democrats G.; Republicans 3 {; Independent l. Assembly-Democrats 37 :; Republicans II; Independent 3; Indepen- dent Democrat l.
 Stocks are beginning to be talked about again. Several companies have levied assess ments among the rest there is dollar a share on Crown Point. Boards have not started yet. Quotations to-day are as fol- lows: Ophir, 41 California, g.; Point, 9 Con. Virginia. 235.
 Twenty thousand votes have been counted in this city; Irwin 6,OOO ahead; Piper, for Congress, 1000 ahead. Clayton (Republi- can) leads Bryant (Dem.) for mayor Ellis leads Crowley for chief of police.
 The Bulletin publishes a statement from D. 0. Mills, former president and now acting manager of the Bank of California, to the effect that there was dedication on the part of W. c. Ralston which will amount to be- tween four and five millions of dollars, and that an over issue of the stock of the Bank has been discovered, the amount of which is not yet known. This will not effect arrange ments now being made for re-opening the Bank.
 Gold in New York 114i. Greenbacks in San Francisco S7t and SS.
 Eureka, New, Sept. 6.-There is intense excitement here owing to an outbreak of In- dians in Lincoln county. Patterson station on the Pioche road and ranches in Cave val l ley are surrounded by hostile Indians. Sev- | eral men have been killed. Nothing has 1 been heard of A. C.. Cleveland and Dan Mur- phy, who are held prisoners at a ranch in | Spring valley, and it is feared Indians have murdered them. Detachments from Eureka | and National Guards have left here, and oth- CTS are preparing to leave. A squad of citi- zens are also leaving. Orders have been re- ceived from Governor Bradley to captains of military companies to siege horses and neces- sary supplies. The county commissioners of Lincoln county have asked aid from the citi- zens of White Pine to help subdue the out break. The military from this place are un- der command of Maj. John II. Dennis, who has left for the front with detachment of troops.
 5 P. M.-CitiZens of Hamilton are assem- oled to take measures for defense. It is thought the Indians will move on that town md Cherry Creek. Another detachment of roops is just leaving. 4:30 P. MA telegram just received states hat the pony mail rider from Pioche arrived n Hamilton nine hours late and had one orse killed by Indians. Fighting is going n at Patterson's station, 5 miles from Pi-l che 1; two white men and two Indians have cen killed there. Nothing has been heard rom Cleveland and Murphyis families. At luck creek and at other places people are ,aving their homes and coming to Cherry reek. Great excitement prevails through ut the settlement; it is thought all the h.