Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Miner by U.s Military and w. D. Linss

'"'' Sy 'oi tue WiDter 10 aiu EX-GOv . Brown of Tenn, the newly appointed Vic. L President of the Texas Pacific in outside
 movements in behalf of that enterprise m, Lives of great men all remind us, I've can - make our lives sublimc"l
 h. The Union and Central Pacific have not g got full lobby here to work against the Id bill to aid competing line. Jay Gould be- ts ing sick and probably not deeming it worth
 while to commence the fight until the en- i. emy appears in force
 d Huntington, Vice President of the Central if Pacific is in Washington hard at work against n tbe Texas Pacific
 s San Francisco. Dec. 2O-Chas A. Wet r. more arrived from San Diego last night and e had an interview with Maj. General SchofieId on the subject of Mexicans troubles along
 the border The General manifested much { interest and made inquiries as to the govern ment property at San Diego ard signfied his intention to send cavalry to that place. San Diego Dec. 2l.-The resignation of
 Surveyor General Stratton of Cal. is in the
 hands of Senator Sargent who will recom-
 mend H. c. Rollins as his successor.
 San Francisco, Dec 23-Capt Bernard's
 Company numbering 43 men rank and file
 did not get off for San Diego. They will
 go tomorrow.
 Richard Roman, first state Treasurer of
 California died yesterday at the residence of
 bis nephew, Judge Wallace, aged sixty three.
 Con. Va, 3S7 Cal. 70; Jacket 99; Ophir 49.
 Gold fin New York 1l31S Greenbacks Tn San Francisco SS1,
 Chicago, Dec. 23.-A special from Wash ngton says an ingenious dodge of the Scott s regency has been brought to light. It is shown by documents at hand that a concer- c ted scheme for the capture of the so called Patrons of Husbandry has been adopted V throughout the South and through them to d bring force to bear upon members of Con- c gress to favor Scott's schemes. 1T
 Richmond, Va, Dec. 23.-A violent shock = of earthquake was felt here tonight.
 Virginia, Nevada, Dec 22.-Another out = break in Chinatown this D. Tn. The rival y companies, the Hop-Wo and Sam-Sing. have been laying on their arms since the Pr sklrmish, two weeks ago. and importing hghters from California. This afternoon the oam-Sings opened fire at the corner of H and - Union streets on the castle of the Hop-Wos who returned fire and war began. The po- ice interfered and stopped the fight. Two S' ;hlnamen were found wounded and it is
  way Twenty have been lodged in jail by he police. They were all armed to the < eeth. There is talk of lynchng all China Cor 1en found bearing arms. Another skirmish 6l looked for before morning.
 New York, Dec. 2S.-Judge Donohue has eclared Tweed's bonds forfeited. D San Francisco, Dec. 2S.-It has been rain. 'S very hard all day.
 Eight new coaches for the New Mexico c, Id Arizona stage line built by the Kimtall company, will be shipped on e Ancon tomorrow for San Diego. I' Stocks at , P. M. Ophir 5 Belcher 32: of tn pint 2s; Savage l6 Con- Va, 39S; Cal. E; B. and B., 57. ,.l. Al Gold in New York ll34.
 Greenbacks in San Francisco SS1 and 30 Al San Diego, Dec. 29.--The Union says. ;r,ar he Catholics at St. Paul who as the tele that lph informed us recently protested against meut removal of Chief Justice Dunne of Ari '''"e' na on account of his position on the com. - m school question, passed seventy three olutions on the subject Among other All ngs declaring. the removal a violation of the } spirit of the first constitutional amend. their mt. work The resolutions further condemn the polcv lode, ich would stifle discussion by the minor Ant oy appeals to religious antagonisms. py oppose centralization of educational 'ers Tn the national government, recognize On equality of civil and religious rights in comm' e, Americ n citizens and declare their com. work ( fe aoreenant ,r;tb .. .: -, ranch ge Dunnc's lecture before the Arizona Dec lslature on the 2nd of February, 1875. ashington, Dec. 26.-Tbe President has led the bill further extending the time of Frou commission on Alabama claims to ,Juv ssyra sy m, Il. ed witf and sae Washington, Dec. 27.-Rslative to the to me- on the Rio Grande our Minister, Foster, Pre.e ne City of Mexico asked permission for - 'rlcan troops to follow Mexican bandits SaI s, ,ba hcrdor ,;l PrinciII
 ~ "''Nei "'cu WAS reused without Arizona action of the Mexican Congress. Minis sa s,Ues oster informed the Mexican Gov.r, holders, tnat American citizens must be protec " R td and II Mexico acknowledged her inabiI.
 "y JUS citIZens, the And in , ,rnment of the U. s. would be obliged Trustees iopt whatever measures were necessary may sis' be otect her own people. office o,h. of of rne, Switzerland, Dec 27.-At the Vii. on said d
 . rY.,,., S 'ii- liuquent Of Hillikea on Saturday night while Pen:e. 9 .tuas r,st;r;.; '' Pheni school house the floor gave away N., " persons were Killed and fifty woup- Principa
 Arizona.