Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Miner by U. g. Military and w. D. Linss

pose ignoring Seymours declination alto 1 gether and marching on to victory under | his name and banner. The Sun says ii
 would not be advisable to put either Dor
 sheimer or Potter in nomination. Some conspicuous Democrat of long standing and
 good reputation in the party and State, such
 as Hand, of Utica. for instance, should be
 nominated. The Sun advises that W. $. Ar drews, Dr. Phelton and others who have
 made themselves too prominent should be
 invited to retire to private life which it is
 hoped they may long adorn. Thos. Sprigg
 and $. F. Fairchild might also be added to
 the list.
 Seymour has telegraphed to the AssOcia-
 ted press that he gave Magore his letter of
 declination. Magore who is at Albany to-
 night, denies that he has the letter, but will
 give the public definite information on the
 subject tomorrow or next day. The follow
 ing telegrams are published to-day:
 Utica, Sept. 2.-To Charles A. Dana, Edi- tor Sun. New York: I shall not accept the
 nomination. My letter of decllnation is
 now in the hands of MT. Magore, Chairman of the State Central Committee.
 (Signed) HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
 Washington, Sept. 4.-The charge con- corning Tilden's failure to pay his proper
 income tax for 1863 is to be judicially tried.
 New York, Sept. 4.-The commercial sit uation is gradually improving. More goods are being sold and at better prices.
 The Democratic State Convention is to be re-assembled at Saratoga on Tuesday next to nominate a candidate for Governor. The excitement over the Seymour fraud Is still excessive.
 San Francisco, Sept IA special trail of an engine and four cars left here at , o'clock last evening carrying an excursion party over the Southern Pacific Railroad, comprising Governor Stanford, D. D. Colton, A. N. Towne, Mayor Bryant, several Super visors and about 15 of the most prominent men of the City. They will reach Lang's station tomorrow and witness the cere- mony of laying the last rail and then for ward to Los Angeles and attend the public reception and banquet and return on We'd nesdav.
 New York, Sept 4.-Seymour in his letter says: My health has been infirm, and re- cent illness has unfitted me for any mental or physical exertion. The Democratic State Convention is officially called to reconvene on Wednesday, September 18th, to nominate a candidate for Governor"
 Little Rock, Arkansas, Sept 4.-The | election has been the most orderly ever held 1 in the State. It is conceded that the Demo- | crats have an overwhelming majority.
 Washington, Sept. 4.-Attorney General | Taft has issued an address to L. $. Marshals | in the South instructing them in their duties as regards securing the free exercise or sui. frage in the approaching elections.
 Bismarck, Sept. 4.-No Indian tracks have been found by Terry's command and the impression is that they arc pursuing a wild goose chase.
 New York, Sept. 5.-A premature explo- sion took place at He'll Gate and three men 1illed
 Appearances indicate that nearly every 'oter in the State ofsNermont will be brought out to the pools to-day. Re- ports from all quarters show that no such enthusiasm has been manifested since Lin oln's election. The Republicans expect 1000 over the majority of 1874 while the Democrats are sanguine that the election will show reactionary sentiment
 San Francisco, Sept. 5.-Charles Crocker rove the last spike at Lang's station at :55 |. M, to-day in presence of large crowd rom San Francisco, etc.
 Stocks: Alpha, 4S1a; Cal, 60; Con. Va, SA; Justice, 25; Mexican, 35; Ophir, 591s. lexican stock was assessed half dollar to- ay. . San Diego, Sept. 6.-Mrs. Minnie Reade, fife of Lieutenant Philip Reade 3d L. $. infantry, died in Paris, France, August 24h. The following is the time table of Good Il, Nelson X Perkins steamers for Septem- Ipaya Eropc,s,n Wol. IL. eptember 9th, s \. NJ; Ancon leaves Tues { ay, Sept. 18th, s A. M; Orizaba leaves londay, Sept. 18th, A. M; Ancon leaves lnday, Sept. e4th, A. M; Orizaba leaves nnday, Oct. list, 9 \. NJ.
 Montpelier, Sept. 5.-The Republicans r, aim 3O,OO0 majority for Fairbanks. The sgregate majority for Congressmen will Il but little short of these In 112 towns e Republicans elect about 101, Democrats, unknown, 3. New York Sun and World feet to ignore the Associated press news in i'd believe there have been Democratic ih Iins st 5, Washington, Sept. 6.--Thc Secretary of is e Treasury has called in $lO000, 900 5-20 nds of 1865.
 Boston, Sept. 6-Returns from 13O towns Vermont give Fairbanks, Republican, 31,- 4; Bingham, Democratic, 14,5S4. The ga glslature Is almost wholely Republican. di The Massachusetts Republican State Con- e, ntion yesterday unanimously re- e-nominated re- co for Governor. II. G. Knight was nom- ,h m sted for Lieutenant Governor. ss Worcester Sept. 6.-The Democratic by ate Convention has nominated Charles su sn ancis Adams for Governor by exclamation. ! Governor Gaston was nominated for eutenant- Governor. he San Francisco, Sept. 6.-Regular trains ,a; ui gan running to Los Angeles to-day. Fare tn, ). The excursionists, from this city to s' s Angeles, on their return got up a set pre resolutions. The last one reads: ab' Resolced, That in our opinion the direc- ei ef' s of the Central and Southern Pacific Ar liroad Companies in constructing their es have rendered services of inestimable ue, not only to our Coast and nation but T civilization. That they have deserved !" Il of the country; that they have admins ed we'll the trust confided to them; that I y justified the bounty of the Government ai that in the public interest it is we'll, if - lgress has other aid to give for another lroad across the continent, these the afpSf railroad btfiIdore of ,bo ,x., .lz.r. r