Arizona citizen., 1876-10-28

cannot be denied that the possibilit
 of the defeat of specie resumption ' through the success of Tilden and Hen -' dricks, with the St. Louis declaration calling for repeal of resumption clause ! IS beginning to affect our financia , standing in Europe. The Tribune doe. : not believe there is any possible danger T Of Democratic success but our credi
 will nevertheless be uncertain abroad until the result is decided.
 ] WAsHINGToN, October 19-The de P. claratiOn of many Democrats that the !. House will control the counting of ,. elect0rial votes under the Twentv-sec. Ond joint rule, continues the topic of discussion. The question of the exiS-
 tence of joint rules between the two ! Houses has, however, been examined
 and settled today. The Journal of
 the Senate shows that there are no
 joint rules in force
 ! WASHINGTON, October 20.-The ac-
 tiOn of government in responding to | the call of the governor of South Car
 olina is generally approved. The in ! dependent press and the more conser- vativc Democrats agree that the Presi- dents proclamation was justified by . the circumstances, and it is hoped that this prompt action will prevent further | violence in that State.
 Dispatches from the West staIc that Gen. Terry will leave Fort Lincoln i'm
 mediately in pursuit of the Indians. ! WASHINGTON, October 20.-The off
 cial report of R. VI. Wallace. Charles ton, United States Marshal of South
 Carolina, addressed to Attorney-Gencr-
 al Tsft, was among the papers on the condition of the South. received at the
 Cabinet today. As regards the riot at
 Cambrey, his account shows that the
 firing was commenced by the whites,
 who had seized lhe arms ofthe negroes
 in house near by. The negroes then
 returned the fire until the whites were driven away.
 WASHNGToN, October 21.-DiSpatch- eS from Charleston say that the white
 league armed bands in that city are complying with the Presidents pro clamauon; the interior of the state has not been heard from Eyi resSiODs of public opinion in all parts of the coun- try endorse the Presidents course cX- cept few extreme partisan papers.
 Dispatches having been received say ing that Sitting Bull wants tn mako peace, instructions were sent tO inform that chief that the only condition of peace would be his unconditional sur render to be treated as prisoner of war
 FORTRESS MONROE. October 1S.- General Berry received tclegraphic in- struc,ions from Washington this morn ing. to send four companies of artil- lery from this post at once to'COlum- bia. <. C., and report lo Maj Gen. Ru- ger, commanding department.
 PROVIDENCE, R. l., October 19.-Bat- tcrv E. First United States Artillery, and ten men from Battery K. now at Fort Orleans, have received orders to proceed forthwith 10 Columbia.
 PHILADELPHIA. October 23.-It has been decIdcd that the main building on the Centennial grounds is to remain permanently.
 CHARLE PISTON. October 1S.-All has been quiet today at Cambrey. Citi- zens fear that if lhe guards are with drawn, their houses will be fired byI negroes. News was received tonight that a company of United States troops are on the way from Columbia to Cam brey, which naturally causes great dis satisfaction. The proclamation causes. no excitement whatever. Comment is. unnecessary.
 AUGUSTA, October 22.-Gen. Hamp-. ton in his speech at Aiken. S. C., told the people to offer no resistance to ar rests, but to submit quietly to every thing.
 COLUMBUS, October 23-Full official returns from every county give Barnes 6956 majority, and Boynton for su- preme Judge 95I7 majority. The net. Republican gain over last year iS 1913
 SAN DIEGO, October 2t-The Union has following from Campo, California: The Texas Pacific railway engineers. . Mir J. E. Jackson in charge, now about 1j miles from Summit They ran from Reno's survey at Summit nearly due west and came down into Hooks val. ley, then came right down chain of valleys, there being a water course which is natural grade all the way They struck some very rough rocks in the canyon before they struck Bear but swung around on south side and ran down a point and made a lDop, striking Bear canyon-400 feet low CT than RenO'S survey. There they gain a decided advantage and now there iS nothing tO hinder them from running straight down Bear canyon or Cottonwood The next point k Go cross the Summit at Engineer springs, . or to get over to the head of .Jumcl.
 Immigration towards Arizona is be ginning to llven up. People from al parts of the country are pushing their way along the frontier Campo was thronged last night; at least 20 people stopped over on thelr way eastward. \ detachment of Colonel Bernard's cavalry company is stationed at Campo again. much to the satisfaction of fam lilies on the border.
 PARIS, October 21.-Diplomatic cir ,les in ConStantinople still hope for a pacific settlement of the Servian ques- lion. X Vienna dispatch says Russia has presented the Porte her ultimatUm, the following propositions Six weeks unconditional armi,tice autonomy for Bulgaria Bosnia and Herzegovina \ Berlin dispatch says the powers have collect vely urged the Porte's acceptance of Inc Engli-h proposal.
 BERLIN. October 0.-Representatives ,f mediatory powers are negatively ne rollring for an armisucc until Dcccm-