Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05
TELEGRA RAPHIC.
Especial to the Miner by D. 8. MEszy and W. D. Li,s


 President which form the bssis of his ID
 structions to Cushing, Minister to Spain show that he regards the civil dissensions il Cuba as producing an affect in the U.
 Second in gravity only to those which the,
 produce in Spain. He regards Independ
 ence and emancipation as the solution of tn,
 question in Cuba. All incidental question
 are quite subordinate to these large object
 of the |. $. in this respect. The Presiden does not meditate or desire the annexation o
 Cuba to the |. s. but its elevation into al
 Independent republic offree men in harmony
 with ourselves and with other republics O
 America. The policy of the L. S. in refer
 ence to Cuba is declared to be one of expe
 dience, with positive and fixed convictions a.
 to the duty of the U. S. when the time ol
 emergency for action shall arrive. Meas
 ures are being taken to strengthen the North
 Atlantic squadron.
 Snow is reported throughout New Eng land and Middle States.
 Boston, Oct. 31 A severe gale has pre- vailed all along the New England Coast do- ing much damage to shipping
 Chicago, Oct. 3l.-A very violent gale was blowing yesterday. Great ancxiety is felt as to the shipping on the Eastern shore
 Leavenworth, Kan, Oct 2s.-The body of young and beautiful woman aged 9 years was found in the river to-day. There was on her person a pocket book with S75, also card case with cards, bearing the name Nj. M. Blackwell, check for baggage to Leav- edworth, pass from Chicago to Kansas City.
 San Francisco, Nov. 1.-The National Gold Bank and Trust Company did not open this A. NJ. A crowd assembled before the opening hour with every indication of con- tinuance of the run and the officers as measure of safety refused to pay checks. The officers vouchsafe but little information but claim that they can pay everything in ull and will resume as soon as possible, inti- mating no date. The Bank Las been consid- cred weak since the failure of the Bank of Cal. paying small deposits only in full and obtaining extensions on large ones No ex- itement is apparent at others Banks.
 Returns from all parts of Mississippi indi- ate an overwhelming Democratic victory. They have carried every doubtful county. nd have decided majority in the House nd Senate. Lamar, Swingle, Hooker and looney are elected to Congress. Republi- ans concede the State and have not had lelr headquarters open since morning.
 Jackson, Miss, Nov. 3.-Democrats have vept the State electing the entire ticket in early every county. They have about 30 ajority in the house and or 8 in the Sen c. Dems. elect the entire Congressional 'legation with the possible exception of the . h district. Returns indicate success and at all is peaceful no disturbances reported ywhere. Boston, Nov. 3.-Complete returns from towns in the State; all but IS give Rice n r majority of 48,350. These figures will be t slightly varied. Republicans elect all . uncillors and 3l Senators. Democrats n ct Senators and the district doubtful. puollcans gain heavy on Representatives. e, figures are not yet footed up. Grape. sl ep.), is elected to Congress by over 4,OOO p jority, from the First district. U. H New York, Nov B. Tammany ticket de- ted Tn this city by decided majority. rrissey, anti-Tammany, said to be elected gi 1S,ooo majority. Republicans claim the q, lte. Hackett's majority will not exceed Oo. Only one-half the city heard from at Y tune. Tammany elects one of five Sen- n n IFS and six of twenty-one Assemblymen. nr m Times estimates the legislature as fol- hi $: Senate 22 Republicans and 10 Demo- Is; Assembly, 80 Republicans and AS re- nocrats, and claims tue election of the nn ,,,' Ire Republican ticket by 5000 to 1000 R orify. Republicans at headquarters claim an otate by several thousand majority, and for -thlrds of both branches of the lepisla- tel New Jersey the Republicans have car Sa, s
 live out of eight Senators. There are fan old over Senators, Republicans and me locrats, which will give the Republicans JOAA'y oA sHiSC III tuc next senate. La dispatches show that the Republicans nee nee carried thirty members of the Assem- De with three counties to hear from. which swell the number to from 36 to 38. Ma e are GO members of the House. SO tba. stat Republicans will have a good working ,nn, ne, rity. bany, Oct. 2.-The Evening Journal will the result on the State ticket is close of t matter of doubt. Our table shows and apnarent Damoc-.,;. T, that te stands 9l Republicans, II Democrats. San Assembly stands D Republicans to 50 and 'crats. This may be changed a little rther returns, but not materially. II lladelphia, Oct. S.-Full returns from |ise lrds Tn this city give Hartranft for Gov Dar' a majority of l,735 votes. Prohibition ltor polied 63l votes. The Republicans oeca lccted their entire county ticket. trai' Mcclure comedies the State to Hart. the by 22,OOO majority. Outside the city Pana 'te will be very close. papei clock a. m Forty -sevan co,n,; e. and