Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to sh. Miner by D. s. Military and V. D. Lassl

San Francisco, Sept. 22.-General Sher
 man says the Indian troubles will all be set
 tied up this winter by whipping the Indian:
 into everlasting peace. It is probable thai
 a new department will be established in the
 north west with Colonel W. A. Miles of the
 5th Infantry as commander.
 New York, Sept. 23.-Many visitors went
 yesterday to look for the last time at the
 great excavation at He'll Gate. Not a few
 ladies walked with perfect coolness over the
 mine charged with 5O,OOO pounds of the
 most destructive known explosives. Thou
 sands of people will be present at 8 safe dis
 tance to witness the explosion tomorrow.
 The Yellow fever is increasing at Charles
 ton and Baltimore At Savannah, 2,000
 people are ill with it. 500 have petitioned
 for public relief and physicians and nurses
 are called for.
 Red Cloud, Sept 20, via Sidney 22.-This evening the commissioners concluded treaty
 with the Sioux Cheyennes and Arraphoes at
 this Agency, and start for the Spotted Tail | Agency at once.
 The Custer Relief fund had reached $5,750 for the week ending September II.
 San Francisco, Sept. 23.-General Me Dowell is in ill health, caused by change of climate.
 New York, Sept 24.-With slight tre- mor of earth throughout the city and up heaval of two columns of water sccompa- nied with considerable rock, which all fell back into the river. Hallet's point reef, at He'll Gate, was demolished this evening" The affair was complete success. The whole reef was blown up. The tide has materially changed by the explosion and | now the current sets directly on Blig and | Little Mill Rocks. They will have to be exploded next Thousands of people crow | ded every point from which the explosion | could be seen. No damage was done
 Chicago, Sept. 24.-Special dated Fort | Sully, 23d, says: The disarming order is unsatisfactory to the savages. Bald Eagle threatened to kill the Garrison. The Agen- cy is placed under arms. 400 Brules left | for hostile camp. The hostiles are camped within 90 miles of Sully and are powerful enough to clear out the north west if so disposed. General Buell. does not consider the scare worth mentioning in his official report and depends on a determined front to be ready for any number of assailants.
 Sioux City, Sept. 24.-It is reported that Sitting Bull is 50 miles from Fort Sully with large force which is daily increased from the Agencies.
 Charleston Sept. 24.-No new cases of yellow fever for three days
 San Diego, Sept. 2S.-The Cheyenne Leader says Sitting Bull has. sworn sol emn oath that he never will wash his face until he scal2s the white liar who started the scurrilloas report that he is graduate ,f West Point
 Macon, Ga, Sept. 26.-L Davenport, Mayor of Brunswick, has applied for help or that stricken city. Half of the popula- ion are down with yellow fever. The sui ering and want cannot be described. , New York. Sept. 27-The friends of /. 'abcock are jubilant, and confident that no ase can be made against him. V Cheyenne Sept. 26.-General Crook still emains at Laramie, organizing a new I ampaign against the Indians. He will not " cave for the field until the work is all done. resh troops under General McKinzie and Il aptain Pollock will be put in the field at it nee. The supply Department will be at A enc. The troops of the recent expedition re at Custer City under command of Gen. T al Merritt awaiting fresh supplies of cloth c g and horses. $ Vieo, Spain, Sept 26.-Steamer Franklin ta IS arrived to take Tweed to the United sl ates. fl Philadelphia, Sept. 27.-It is believed ra ere will be million people on the Gen. " nnial grounds tomorrow. :" Louisville, Sept. 27.-Ten Broeck made '" e fastest four mile time on record to-day, p' 15A. ta San Francisco, Sept. 27-Alpha, 43L; st H., 6O1s; Point, II: G. X C., 141s; Mexi- =. n, 2S19; Ophir, 55. sa Gold and greenbacks unchanged. en