The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Savinaw. Michigan, August "A desiruc- tive fire visited Saginaw Valley this mhorn ina. IL broke out in the steam saw mn A''o salt works of Borland tS Co, A Me' ou,Is ns e,ght miles from this city. The sait "oIhs were the largest in the world, their capacitS beiup 550 barrels per day. All desiroyeu' to.-ether with a thousand feet of dockage SIN million feet of lumber. fifty thousand barrels of salt, a large amount of shingles, ssnes' Hess headings, GIG. Capital invested s-",Vp' which is a dead loss. saving sl'SVo InsuI- ance. Two hundred and my men 'hro"" out of employment.
 Harrisburg. Penn, Aug. 6.-Six car leaos of regulars went to Luze. ne county 10 h's"''
 scranton, Penn, July 6.-Al ls quiea.
 The Wyoming Company will pay OH hands, discharging all who refuse 10 re- turn 10 work.
 Baltimore. Aug. 6.-Gov. Carroll has or dered the regulars and militia io c"ncen- trale and break the blockade m me Chesa, peake and Ohio canal. Trouble ls expected to-day.
 Kew West, July 6.-Havana advices say thal Gen. Campos has telegraphed the hlng that he must give the Cubans thelr Ihde- pandepce TT send 70 ,0t0 niore troops to thst coun.ry 30 crush the instruction, and rec ommends the adoption of one or the other propositions at once.
 A D, ks shu and killed Hvnry A. ROsewarn, and then killed herself, at lhe International, yes- teTday.
 PlaServille, Aug. 6.-In the De Young libel suit s change of venue was denied, anu the Court adjourned tO Thursday to oosain jury. , ing forward reinforcements. The second pon,oon across the Danute is completed.
 They seem determined IO regain lost ground. The Turks are jubIlani over their NIc>sry, and are msssing troops.
 Tine feeling m Germany is growing hostile toward Eng and on account of the proposed occu patton ol the Dardaneiles. Bethlehem, Pen, Aug. 6.-All trains on the Iehl Valley railroad start to-inoTro". The l,eihlehenI irun- works resume Tuesday. WiIksbarre, Aug. 1.-TwelVe companies ' of reyularS are here. The miners are de- ' termined to stand for 45 per cent. increase of wages. :, frontiers, and threaten the right flank and : enter ot the O tom In Army.
 London, Aug. 7.-The Einperors of Russia, | Germany, anu Austria had conference al ! IseI. on "Wednesday. Wilhelm urged the l neutrality of Germany and Austria. A naval engagement has occurred on the Snlina river. he Turkish ironclads aIisck- ed seven gunboats and destroyed two. Scranton Penn, Aug. 1.-lhe strikers { hold out, but the troops maintain order.
 san Francisco, Aug. 7.-J. F. Daly, stock broker was shos and killed, oh Montgomery street, by L. II. Hanks, Guatemala Consul, this morning. The atfai" aas a Ssquel to an
 atfray at the Ptla-e ho;el, on Mon day ! Hanks was arrested.
 1 The Mechanics Fair O ,ened to-day. with
 a large attendance and most fauering aus
 pices.
 London. Aug. 7.--It is stated that the ! Turks success has upset their plans. Bis
 marck Is now actively engaged in intrigue
 with Russia and Austria, and is attempting to influence the latter to consent io the pas
 sage of Russian achievements through Ser
 vian territory.
 Deer Lodge, Aug. ll-9 a. m.-A. II. Ed ! wards has just arrived from Big Hole, bring ing accounts of terrible battle 'elween tsIb-
 bon's command and the Nez Perces on the
 Big Hole river, on Aug. &h. Gibuon's com
 mand consisgel of lo2 mcn-l7 officers, l33
 regulars and g. citizen volunteers.-who
 crossed from Ross Hole to near the Big
 Hole, on Wednesday, starting at II o'clock
 the same night. The same night they
 moved down all the troops wiih the excep-
 ton of few left to qua d the transportation.
 A few miles above, close to the Indian camp, a check was made on Big Hole about three
 miles below where the Bitter Root and Han ] nook trail crosses. At daylight Thursday
 morning the fight was opened by the volnn. } teers firing on and killing an Indian going after horses. A charge was then made ou the camp, and hard fighting occurred for the next TWO hours, during which large numbers of men and Indians were killed. The sol
 diers then charged the lodges, but ~er, rrpulsed. The Indians attempted to GU, them off from high wooded point. but ths
 soldiers chArgsd, and during the the time the Indians advanced upon k and held it
 and at once fortified themselves. The fight ing continued here all day, and was still ] progressing frightfully when the courier lef at II o'clock ai night. The fighting was des perats on b,th sides, the full force of In } dians being in the fight. Cspt- Logan ana Lieut.. Bradley were killed. Gen. Gibbon
 Capt. Williams, and Lieuts. Coolidge, Eng ; fish and Woodruff were wounded