Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
Especial to the Miner by U s. Military and W. U. Lines
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g. q Bills passed the Senate admitting Colorado and New Mexico into the Union as States but with many amendments that will have to go 10 the House for concurrence. The Texas-Pacifc bill goes over for want of time, but with excellent chances hereaf- ter. The Democrats are growing friendly to 1t and the South is now united. Col Scott Is hopeful for the future.
 New York, February 25,h. Steamer City of Tokio sailed from Pan- anna for San Francisco yesterday.
 Washington, February 22d. Bill for the reorganization of the Guar termasters Department passed. Under the Bill the Department consists of one Quarter master General, with four Assistant Guar termaster Generals-rank and pay of Colo nels of Cavalry; eight Deputy O M.-Generals rank and pay of of Lieut. Colonels of Cav airy fourteen Quartermasters-ran and | pay of Majors of Cavalry; thirteen Asst.-cC.- ! Masters--rank and pay of Captains of Cav | airy. The Bill also abolishes the grade of military store-keeperS when present incum- i bents' time expires.
 Washington, February 27th The Indian Commissioner has determined to proceed at once to settle the conflict be- tween the Indians and white settlers in | Southern California, in accordance with rec concentrations of Special Commissioner Wet more, of San Diego.
 New York, February 2Gth. At o'clock last night while St. Andrews 1 Church was crowded with worshiperS. the walls of an adjoining building fell through the church root, killing seven and wounding seyenty-one.
 Richmond, Va, February 2Gth. Ex-U. $. Senator James ". Nye, of Ne vada, while on the train en route from Flor ida to Washington, was missed from the sleeper and afterwards found concealed in the Richmond depot, in an almost nude state; it Is feared his mental faculties have given way.
 Philadelphia, November 26th. An ice gorge has submerged many houses and mills, throwing 2,00O laborers out of employment.
 Chicago, February i6th. 2OOO Communists threatened q rald on the Aid Society's headquarters, but were pre- vented by the prompt action of the Mayor.
 Washington, March Sd. Last night Stewart from the committee on Railroads Tn Senate reported without recom- incubation the bill to aid the Texas Pacific,
 
 railroad subsidy bills.
 General Lorenzo Thomas died yesterday, aged 72
 (Here one page of manuscript is mi:sing.) And General Colton uf the Central Pacific interest and Dillon and Ames of the Union Pacific are mentioned as representatives as aforesaid. The new programme involves an immediate increase of freight and passenger l,f l. h n steamship lines left out in the cold by this arrangement. Mail to Yokohama monthly alter April 1st, instead of semi-mOnthly.
 Washington, February 27th. HoughtOn's amendment to the Southern Pacific bill, allowing change of route, will fail.
 Louisville, February 27th. Drawing in the lottery began this morning ! Tue capital prize was drawn by ticket No | S0,2Il. Second prize, ticket lO,O75. The ! following numbers drew s, ,39O each: 46. I6O. | i47, 21l, 50,012 S3.423, 96O35.
 Washington, March lst The Senate, on Saturday night, passed the | Civil Rights Bill and the President sigued l the same to-day.
 The House has passed the Force Bill.
 Chicago, March 1st. Terrible drifting snowstorm here.
 Cheyenne. February 26th. The whole Cheyenne tribe are here 10 sur render (lG00) with two German white wo men. Stone Calf, head chief.
 THos. H. HILL,
 Brevet Brig. g.Gen. Comd'g.
 San Francisco, February 27th. Gov. Booth resigned to-day and goes at once to Washington as |. $. Senator.
 Yuma, March 1st Gov. Stafford and Dr. Lord and wife ar rived here Saturday.
 The Newburn's freight will arrive to-day pr tomorrow, up river steamer leaves about the 9th.
 San Francisco, March lst. Gold in New York, 1l43f. Greenbacks in San Francisco, S7 and SS.
 Florence, March 3d. Election in Pinal county on Monday- | county seat located at Florence, by about % votes over AdamSvlle Jos. Collingwood. VI. L. Stiles and Patrick Holland are elected supervisors; M Rogers, Sheriff; P. M. Bra ! iy, Treas; F. NJ. Griffin, Pub Administra- or, and Dr. W. Dumont, Coroner
 Tucson, March 3d. Hon. II. s. Stevens leaves today for W Washington. I
 San Francisco, March Sd. uGId Tn New York, ll44. Greenbacks in 'an Francisco, S7li4 and SS.
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 Maricopa, February 26th. n n Passengers West, yesterday-Mr and Mrs. i )r; C. II. Lord, Washington, D. C.; Gov. 4. f ,. K. Stafford, for Yuma. r
 Verde, February 26th. | Gen'l Crook and party have returned to I 'rescott. T
 Maricopa, February 25th O very rich gold ledge is reported to have i cen found in the Papago country, South of a ere.
 San Francisco, February 26th. C Gold in New York, l14f; greenbacks in c an Francisco, ST and SS G HE OVERLAND MONTHLY FOR MARCH, Ii he table of contents is more than usually Ill the present issue, embracing some six cen articles of very interesting character