Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-04
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Washington, May 25.-The Sioux chief, turned to the Fremont House to-day. The President has arranged for a meeting with the Sioux tomorrow at the White House, at which he proposes to make proposition to them relating to business upon which they are here
 Providence, May 25.-Thc General Assem- ply to-day elected Henry Lippett Governor, and Henry T. Lisson Lieut.. Governor
 New York, May 25.-A motion for a bill of particulars in the six millions suit against Vim. M. Tweed, was to have been argued in the Supreme Court at chambers to-day. On the case being called, Judge Lawrence stated that he considered himself disqualified from hearing the motion on the ground of having been consulted as counsel in regard to Key ser bills He therefore set the case for the first Monday in June, when another Judge will hold court.
 Berlin, May 25.-The Upper House of the Prussian Diet has passed bills for the sup pression of convents, and relative to the ad- ministration of the church property. The Government, fearing disturbance, forbids processions in honor of the Popes jubilee.
 Lendon, May 26-6 A. M.-Daily News special from Vienna says thas a person was arrested in that city who was the bearer of an anonymous letter containing an offer te assassinste Bismarck for a million forins. The writer of the letter is unknown.
 Chicago, May 26.-New and large leaks have been discovered in the investigation of the whisky frauds on the revenue. It is thought that two thirds of the wholesale li- quor dealers of the city will be indicted.
 London, May 26.-The Derby won by Gollapin; Claremont, second. Eighteen hor- ses started.
 Washington, May 2S.-The facilities of the New York assay office for parting bull lion will soon be increased to three times its present capacity. This will remove some of the difficulties of procuring a sufficient amount of silver bullion for coinage. The San Francisco and Carson hints are running on gold coin and trade dollars, and the Phil adelphia mint on divisions of dollars.
 Dr. Linderman will, on the 10th of June, commence personal examination of the western hints, and will extend his examina- tion as to the best locality for the new wes- tern mint. Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Omaha and other cities will be competitors A resolution of the Senate provides for such an examination, the results to be reported to the President for transmission to Congress, as a preliminary to legislation on the subject.
 The refinery at the new California mint, the construction of which is under the su- pervision of Prof. Rogers, of Philadelphia, will be completed in 90 days.
 Sioux City, May 23.-Another company of US. Cavalry arrived here to-day on the way to Fort Randall It is said by military men here that they are to be used on the frontier to intercept the bands now on the way to that country. Three more are expected
 Washington, May g. Ut is hardly prob able that negotiations for the transfer of the Black Hills country will be inaugurated be- fore the beginning of next week, when the council will proably get upon good work ing basis. The agency matters and minor questions have been disposed of. There seems little prospect of the consent of the Government being given to entry upon the grounds in question by whites during the present season, for whatever is done will in- volve considerable money which Congress must appropriate. Until that is done, nego- tistions can hardly be said to be ratified. In the meantime it is reported that there are over {, 2,oO0 men who have abandoned their homes and business and are now on the boz der expecting early permission to enter the coveted lands. It is not believed that these great aumben and those who are daily iousnsyipg thence will fully abandon their enterprise if the Government refuses to sanc- tion their going forward. Their entrance would doubtless be resisted by the Indians, but if the barrier were once broken the in- Aux of whites would, in a brief time, by