Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Miner by U S. Military and ". U. Linss
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 Washington, July 1.-The Treasury De- pertinent has called in ten millions more oi 1 the fvc-twenty bonds.
 New York, July 13.-The Tribune of to- morrow will publish letter from Professor | Marsh to President Grant containing state ment concerning frauds and iDismanagement connected with Indian agency.
 Washington, July l5.-The July returns |. to the Department of Agriculture are unusu- i ally full. showing an improvement in all the cotton States except Texas.
 St. Louis, July l5.-A special to the Re- | publican from Wichita, Kansas, says, "the fail at this place in winch were ten of the most notorious horse thieves in southern Kansas. was broken open by the prisoners last night and all escaped Wallace Bennett. the last of the gang brought from Cheyenne agency, by U. S Marshal Leffebra, three weeks ago. was among them. They were all armed, having been assisted by friends.
 Long Branch, July l1.-Mrs. Sartoris gave birth to a son this morning at S:i5. Mother and child well.
 New York, July I5.-Loeder and Price, witnesses for Hilton, in the Beecher trial, have been indicted for perjury by the Grand Jury.
 The National Telegraph scheme fails to hurt Western Union stock. Omaha, July 15.-Advices from the Red Cloud agency state that two Indians have been killed and three wounded by the sol diers on the reservation. The Indians are greatly excited.
 New York, July 1.-The steamer Idaho, from Liverpool, landed to-day at Castle Gar den about 750 Mormons under the charge of seven agents appointed by Brigham Young to conduct them from Europe to Utah.
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 Salt Lake, July l2.-It is rumored that John D. Lee, with conseut of his counsel, has expressed desire to make full confeS sion concerning the Mountain Meadow mas sacre, provided n0Lls pros be entered in his case, which the District Attorney has agreed to provided tt be satisfactory; the object of the prosecution being to discover under whose orders he and others led the massacre.
 Beaver, Utah, July 1.-The trials of Lee and Dana are set for the 18th inst. Judge Foreman is determined to have no unneces- sary delay. Some very important witnesses who it was feared could not be found, are in town.
 Later-Lee has turned States evidence and will make full statement of the cause, which is said to be that he believes he was to be sacrificed to shield more guilty par ties, by perjury if necessary. Witnesses from southern Utah concerned in the masSa ere evince great animosity against Lee. There are said to be plenty of witnesses here to corroborate Lees statements which will convict Dana and many high officials Among the witnesses are some who actually took part in the massacre.
 Beaver, Utah, July l5.-John D. Lee is at present writing his statement. Several wit nesses too nearly connected with the Noun tain Meadow massacre became alarmed and left town. Everybody is anxiously awaiting developments to be made next week.
 San Luis Obispo, July l5.-Sheriff Nor cross started this evening in pursuit of the robbers who stopped the southern bound stage this a. m., and took the express box.
 San Francisco, July 16.-Gold in New York 1l4a. Greenbacks in San Francisco S7 and S71.
 Los Angeles, July 14.-Hawley, editor of the Star, recently stabbed, is in fair way to recover His assailant has been indicted by the grand jury for assault to commit murder.
 San Diego, July l5.-Lieut. Reade, the lately appointed superintendent of U. s. tel egraphs in California, Arizona and New Mex ico, has arrived.
 Carson, Nev., July AR V. Dimock, of Dimock, Ehty & Co.,, furniture dealers, committed suicide yesterday by taking mor- phine.
 San Francisco, July 15.-Mining stocks are very firm and somewhat higher.
 The Democratic County Committee is in state of nsurrection against the State Cen tral Committee about municipal nomina- tions. A split is imminent.
 A. J. Stevenson, the eccentric capitalist, recently deceased, left no will.