The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-20
TELEGR APHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE ML.NER.

! T :
 lately from Arizona, was found dead on th
 track, this morning, between Dos Palma
 aud Walters. IL k supposed that he Ierisl ed from excessive heat.
 \ tramp Jeff Dos PaInlas yesterday morn iug with ao anteen aud a bottle of water
 both nf which were found on the track. bu no tidngs or trace of the man. The tenn perature of the California Desert Is scarcel | endumble for man ar beast.
 Montreal, July l3.-rhe blame for th Orange troubles to-day k attached tU tn poor police regulations. An eye wines 1 says thal a. about l2 o'clock shouts attracie, | a crowd to Craig street, N here young man 1 named lIackett, was making away from tn ! mob, while the leaders attempted Co pull him off the steps of Dunn's store. Anothe l vouug man attempted to and him, and wa
 struck hv one of the mob, whereupon h, ! fired several shots, and simultaneously re l ceved fire frcm the mob. One shot strucl l am in the forehead, when he fell bleedin, ! on the sidewalk. hut shots were still fired a ! him. No one went tO his assistance until policeman placed him in an express wagon | and took him away. The mob have com pIe.e control of the streets, and evidently de sire an outbreak. As the body was bciu. driven oil. some of the inhuman rough, waved their hals with triumphant air. l Toronto. July l3.- Beyond some stonc being thrown, yesterday passed of quietly 2 as several Lodges of OTangenen from Buffalo Key West, Jnlv IA gentleman just re turned from Havana says it k reporcd tha on July S, General MaNimo, Gomez and Win cent Garci, leading very large army force, Troch and invaded Cinco Villas territory. \
 battle was fought in which over six hundred Spaniards were killed. Since then ano,he heavy encounter has taken place, and grea trepidation prevails at headquarters. Three men -of-war were ordered to sea in great hast to relieve and pick up isolated detachment
 near the coast.
 The yellow fever iS raging among the twen
 " thousand troops brought out last winter
 General Martinez Compaso's army K re duced Co a state of inactivity from the condi ton of the troops. Discomfort Is rampan among all classes of people. The financia s,riugeucy k becoming serious
 Dispatch from karS dated July Sth says Mukhiar PaSha entered kars yesterday
 There k heavy firing on both sides. Mukh tar pa>ha proposes to en'rcuch himself ana reVicjual kar> for the winter.
 The senate of the Univer ity of London
 has decided tN admit women to degrees h other faculties aS well as that of medicine
 san Francisco. July lS.-Chollar has leVie,
 an assessment of S3 per share, and Leopar 60 cents per share.
 san Juan south. July lS.-Manual Bur;or
 was shot yesterday forenoon by Justin Arajo who was promptly arrested and committed to the lookup. There being great eNcitemen in town the lookup was put under guard, anC a; about one o'clock in the morning a largI crowd overpowered the officers, removed the prisoner and conducted him outside oi town. His body was found this morning hanging from a tree.
 Washington, July l3.-PreSident Hayes decided that as tho National Republican Con mittee will have no political duty to perform for three wears, there can be no objection to Federal officials retaining their membership, and thus they do not come within the re- siric;ionS of his recent order.
 San Diego, July l6.-DiSpatch to the Union says that General Howard had big fight, and lost two officers and twelve men killed and twenty-four wounded, but he whipped the Indians.
 Shumla, July 1.-The Russians have ad- vanced as far as MAnaiter. about 25 miles southwest of Rustchuk. A battle is believed imminent. Russian de;achments are march ing upon Selva and Pleuna, which are un- fortified. and have burned four villages be- tween these points. The bombardment of Rustchuk from Siabosia has ceased for days. It is believed the Russians will endcavor to take siege guns across the Danube at Sis tovia for the siege of Rustchuk. Turkish accounts charge the Russians with reckless devas,ations in Bulgaria, and murders and outrages against Mussulmans. The Rus sians make similar charges against the Turks with reference to Bulgarian Chris tians.
 Washington, July l6.-Gen. Mcdowell tel egraphed the War Department strong de- fense in favor of Gen. Kautz against the Re- ports of the Agents of the Indian Office. The General recommends that, in view of the continued attacks made upon Gen. kautz. and in order that he may vindica,e himself beyond reason for further complaint, a Court of Inquiry be called to examine into the case. He reports, as his opinion, that it is understood that notwithstanding re- ports of Indian Inspectors sent to examine into this controversy and that of Gov. Saf-