Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-22
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Especial to the Miner by D. s. Military and w. D. LnssI

Special to the Miner by D.. Military and W. U. Lines e San Francisco, Oct. 12.-F. c. Kemble ir the service Of the Department of the Inte- rlor, has arrived in this city. His visit te this coast is on business relating to that De ? partment. His ultimate destination is Ali. zona, but before pushing on to that section of country he is under instructions to inquire into the affairs of the Mission Indians. San Francisco, Oct. l5.-The Banquet to Gen. Sheridan at the Palace Hotel last night
 was brilliant affair. The grand court of
 the Hotel was illuminated and the dining
 hall and tables were handsomely decorated.
 Gov.Pacbeco presided. Among the prominent
 gentlemen present were Gen. Scofield, Sena-
 tors Sharon Cole, and Jones, Ex-Govs. Lat
 ham and Low, Russian, German, Austrian,
 and British consuls, Gems. Thompson and
 Cory of the national gaurd of Cal. and many
 we'll known citizens. Tue fourth artillery
 band furnished the music for the occasion. l The guests sat down to the table at half past
 8. About Il, just before dessert the party gathered around Shedian at the head of the
 table and had half hours chat, after which
 Gov. Pacheco in a speech jailed out Sheri-
 dan who responded briefly. The chair then
 toasted the army. Responded to by Gen.
 Scofield. The first regular toast was then
 given the Prest. Of U. S., which was drank
 standing with cheers. Ex-Senator Cole re- sponded to the Navy. The Centennial cal led out Tom Fitch in his usual eloquent style 1 and Geo. T. Bromley responded to the ladies | in manner which kept the table in roar Of laughter. Hon. Peter Donahue respon- to the memory of Admiral Farragut which was drank in silence. The press was an- swered by McCrellish of the Alta. A num- Der of volunteer toasts followed with recita- tions of Sheridans ride and the parody of Schniders ride. Gen. La Grange paid an el- oqnent tribute to the guests of the evening. The memory of Ralston proposes drank in si- fence. Gov. Pacheco was toasted amid great applause and the assembly dispersed with three deafening cheers for Sheridan. The passed off in most enjoyable manner.
 Cinncinnati Oct. l5.-The returns of the election are all in except from four counties, Hays majority for Gov. will be about 4,OOO.
 St. Louis, Oct. 1S.-The Times this morn- ing referring to the late visit here of Jay Gould, Sidney Dillon, Oliver Ames and oth- CT k. R. magnates, says, the main object of the visit was to perfect arrangements to run through cars from here to San Francisco via. he St. Louis, Kansas City. Union Pacific without change, and ultimately rom New York via the New York Central trough St Louis. It is further said that he project is designed to forestall the action # the Union National convention to be held H ere next month, and if possible to kill off he Southern Pacific R. R. project which has many strong friends here.
 San Francisco, Oct. lS.-Mining stocks pened firm this morning Ophir leading off II; but this afternoon stocks were all soft. ales were made at the following prices phir 65; Point "A Savage s5; Con. Va, D4 ; Overman 5l Cal. 6l; Belchcr l9; B. nd B. 5O
 Gold in New York 1l6i; Grcenbacks in
 F., S6 and S64.
 Washington, Oct. I9.-The Prest. with is peculiar sense of the fitness of things, IS selected the renowned Jack Chandler. ex enator from Michigan, to be the occupant
 Delano's vacant chair as Secy. of the In. rior. Chandler accepted the appointment T ithout unnecessary delay and was sworn Ca, to office to-day and took his seat in the or o'i lbinet. San Francisco, Oct. l9'-Running races at e Bay District track began this a. m. - adley won the Stanford plate and sweep lkes of S2, 500 in two mile dash. Time iOa. N T Gold in N Y., ll6i Greenbacks s. F., and S64. Es The naval court of inquiry in Spaulding's P ud case has been removed to this city and sad Il convene to-day at Naval rendezvous with day day 'sed doors. pro,
 TERRITORIAL. :ain o pers Camp Verde, Oct. 2O.-Major c. E. Conn Sixth Cavalry left this post yesterday oc rning for Camp Lowell Takes command Sixth Cavalry in absence of Col Cakes. Weather gloomy and threatening rain Nc s morning. lots lots 'ATHCR CuArcor,s V.-- c.