Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Miner by S. Military and W. D. LnssI

million.
 San Diego Sept 9.-The Unions specia
 says the Bulletin and Call have come out
 squarely in favor of the Central Pacific sidt of the fence, and argue against guaranteeing interest on $6O, ,O00,0 900 for the Texas Pacific
 when the Central Pacific offers to build the
 road for nothing. They praise energy and
 wealth of the Central Pacific and deprecatt
 the lack of energy and poverty of the Texa:
 Pacific.
 Luttrell's change of base will not be SC
 conspicuous now since the great anti-mon-
 opoliSts have fallen down.
 Northfeld, Minn., Sept. Eight armed
 men rode into town on gallop to-day and
 killed the Cashier of the Bank, L. Hay
 ward and fired at A. E. Bunker, Assistant l Cashier. Citizens killed two and wounded
 one of the robbers, and were in hot pursuit
 of the balance.
 Madrid Sept S.-Wm. NJ. Tweed, the great New York ring master and his cousin
 Vim. Hunt, have been arrested at Port Vigo
 on board of the Spanish merchant vessel,
 Carem. Tweed was travelling under the
 name of 'Secor-" They are now imprisoned l in the fortress at that seaport.
 Minneapolis, Sept. 7.-Tbe Pioneer Press
 and Tribune will tomorrow publish an in-
 terview had with an old trapper named
 Ridgely who claims to have been prisoner in Sitting Bulls camp at the time of the Custer slaughter, witnessed all the move ments of the troops and escaped during the carousal of the Indians that night over their victory.
 San Francisco, Sept. 7.-Steamer City of Pekin has arrived from China and Japan and confirms the reports of outrages on the French Catholic Missions. Several Priests and attendants have been murdered and property destroyed to the amount of $6O, ,OOO. The French Minister is trying to procure the punishment of the offenders.
 San Diego, Sept. 9.-Goodall, Nelson and Perkins Steamers will sail as follows during September:
 From San Diego, 9th, 18th, 21st, 27th. From Santa Monica, 11th, 14th, 17th, 2Oth, 23rd, 26th and 30th
 Campo Cal, Sept. 9.-The man who was lost in the sand hills, as reported yesterday by w. E. Smith, of Yuma, who was jour neying to San Diego, was found by his part ner and station keeper, within three miles of New River station in dying condition, having opened the veins of his arms and "uo ouShibS DlOOu lO IL. He died in about two hours
 Boston, Sept. 9.-Complete returns from the Vermont election give Fairbanks, Re publican, 2S,732 majority, gain of S,7O7 | over the majority of 1874. The gains in | Congressional and Legislative majorities is | larger still.
 Boston, Sept. 9-General N. P. Banks consents to be the Republican candidate for Congress in the 9th District.
 Baltimore. Sept. 9.-A Hayes and Wheeler meeting was broken up last night by roughs. Several shots were fired and the speaker and mother badly wounded. Within one min lte after the second man was shot the rough who fired was in the hands of the police. Ten have been arrested and it is claimed hey are all who were engaged in it.
 Railroad fares to New York and Philadel- ,hia from all points west of Chicago and St. louis, are reduced B per cent
 New York, Sept. 10.-The arrest of Tweed s fully confirmed. All the journals have a ind word for the Spanish Government for ffering to surrender Tweed without our skiing.
 Washington, Sept 10.-The Presidents is issued, ratifying the Sand rich Island treaty.
 San Francisco, Sept. 10.-George H. Rus el shielded with strychnine last night. ieavy losses in stocks the supposed reason. {
 Five new cases of smallpox and one , cath yesterday, and 15 new cases reported lis morning six in one China house. w. s. O'Brien denies that Flood S O'Brien ave bought the franchise of the Guavmas ld Tucson Railroad Now Work Sapf TraIo cx:I1 | = lg. r San Francisco, Sept. 1O.--The Chronicle lls morning says: Preparations are being il ade in this City for reconnaissance for ir 'w line for the Railroad from San Diego stward to Fort Yuma. The line heretofore r, iopted involves heavier work than that to rough Tehachipe pass on the Southern Pa rc fic. The idea is to do considerable work m IS fall and Winter. J. w. Crawford, now . lperintendent of the L. A. & Independence ad will probably have charge of this 'rk. This enterprise Is in the interest of = e Texas Pacific.
 San Diego, Sept. 12.-T S. Nesmith has 'elved letter from Colonel Crawford I, glng the re-survey from San Diego to Yu- ! will begin immediately.
 Cheyenne, Sept. 1.-The Indians have lven back the Courier who left Laramie tn dispatches for General Crook. cis Madrid, Sept. 11.-Tweed will be sent to nit ba where he will be handed over to the h nerican Authorities. Maine, Sept. 11-In 214 Towns tin nnor, Republican, has 52,970; Talbot, an mocratic fl ,422. A net Republican gain ts; i these Towns, over last year of 7,S47. The cor al vote will probably reach 134,O The da: a,:: publicans now claim a majority of 9 OOO. if, live Congressional districts all elect Re vi, ollcans by increased majorities. Pasca- and us County elects every Republican rep- vii sntatlve for the first time in many wears. div Jew York, Sept. 1.-The Times claims disl OO majority in Maine. Pools were sold light $l,0O0 to $62O on the election of r res and S120 to $95 on the Republicans V ying New York and about the same on - jana in October.
 lew York, Sept. 12.-An unlocked for break of yellow fever was discovered this ling at tbe Albemarle Hotel on Broad- , and No. 46 Market street. sh' ivannah, Ga, Sept. 11.-Total inter- ts since last reports, B from yellow fever. A eyolent Associations ask for assistance mad rovlde for the sick and destitute fa-'