Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-09
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Special to the Miner by D. s. Military and W. Q. Linesl

special to the Miner oy U 5. Aiu2fy ana "'o' Aines
 Omaha, June 3-The maximum rate pel
 mile made by Jarnett & Palmer's lightning
 express on the U. P. R. R. was one minute
 On the division between Big Springs and
 Julesburg, the rate was 72 miles an hour.
 Ogden, June 3.-The lightning train ar.
 rived five hours ahead of time. The run
 from Omaha to Ogden was made in just 24
 hours. The fastest time on the trip was l4 miles in II minutes.
 San Diego, June s.-Jarnett < Palmer's ! Tightening express train arrived in San Fran
 cisco on the morning of the 4th, having
 made the trip from New York in s3 hours,
 s2 minutes and seconds; ;bringing one hun dred thousand letters and large number of
 New York Heralds of June 1st.
 Washington, June 5.--Senate Committee on Foreign relations to-day heard Senator Sargent and the San Francisco commission CTS Pixley and Roach, advocating the imme- diate action of the Government to prevent the shipment of Chinese criminal coolies to this country.
 The oldest Congressmen say they never witnessed anything approaching in dramatic effect the scene yesterday when Blaine ad- vanced to the front of the Clerks desk and denounced Knott for withholding since Thursday morning the cable dispatch from Caldwell which confirmed Tom Scott's tes- timony, relieving Blaine from all connection with the Arkansas bond transaction. The spontaneous applause from the floor and the galleries was irrepressible and electrict The universal feeling produced by the read ing of the letters, seemed to be of disap- pointment Blaine's friends who did not know the contents of the letters were sur prised and indignant that they should have been the basis of so many unjust insinua- tions, while his enemies manifested the dis gust they evidently felt
 New York, June 6.-The Post says several Democrats who voted with the Republicans yesterday say they did so because it was known on the Democratic side that the friends of Conklin and other candidates were secretly trying to prevent the Judici- ary Committee from exhonerating Blaine, and that Democrats personally hostile to Blaine were assisting them in it.
 New York June 7.-Among Republican members of Congress the Worlds dispatch says there is almost universal opinion that Blaine has forced the Republican party as a party to support him as the man presented for the party. Blaine was in receipt of nearly hundred complimentary tele- grams to-day from all over the country
 New York, June 6.-The Tribune says Blaine has seized his opportunity and is once more the man of the hour.
 The Herald says Blaine does not help his cause by taking it out of the hands of the committee.
 Tucson, June News from Camp Bowie | June 6, says on Sunday evening an Indian .rrived at the Sutler store and reported the Indians fighting among themselves ten miles 'ff and that Tassea had sent him for the soldiers. Lieutenant Henley and party with 90 Indians at once started, and returned with the information that 12 h. Hans had been killed and wounded, four of whom were friendly Indians. All the friendly wounded have come in except 3roncho. The alleged reason for this fight vas that Skinnya, Pionesra and others find ng argument unavailing to force Tassea on o the war path, undertook to press him in nd lost their best man by it. Generals Aautz and Oakes with MT. Cum, three roops of cavalry and fifty-two Indians ar ived here yesterday and grand pow-wow vill be held to-day.