The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-09
TEI.EGR APHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE .MINER'

! bill tD transfer titt llitltiiiH hN'N+s ,, ... Department. Seals is thalIinah oi 'ie 'N'' mittee on Indian Affairs. l Tbe Senate has adjourned until lhursnay 1 A bill was introduced to appropriate s-ui' ' OOO. To survey a railroad from Austin, ivNSs' ! to the Rio OTande. ,u, ,. : Mitchell of oregon, introduced a oiil !" Impose taxes on railroad grants. o, The Post Master General asks Tor Ss7-'"' to pay deficiencies. ... ! I,uttrelI introduced a bill to encourage the ] introduction of water onto the desert west "i Yuma.
 l A bill was introduced to grant pension 70 the widow of Custer. One Co grant seusiu! of sI 0.O00 to the Mail steamers Co BraAi' One to eNteud the time for complexion "i lhe Northern Pacific Roilroad. one for a branch mint Rt SL lsoul-l anu ouu for tho improvement Of the Mi~slS- sippi river and tributaries. Indianapolis, Nov. d.-GONornor Williams will name Noorhees as Morton's ssccessor on Wednesday.
 Lowell. Mass. Nov. 6.-Republican staie ticket is ahead. Chicago. Nov. 6.--Tho election k going of Quiotly, tickets much scratched; the interest is all local. majority in New Jersey Milwaukee, Nov. 6.-itoturns shus Tar show an increased Republican majority.
 Alexandria, Virginia, Nov. 6.-This coun- ~ gives 80 Democratic majority over all
 London, Nov. 6.-RusSian dispatches say Kars k strongly invested to-day. The cree lion of siege batteries was commenced to- day.
 An Frzaroum dispatch says the Russians are constructing, to the north of Moukhia < position, road leading Co the blaine before ErEaroum.
 The Turks are generally much more con fldcu'.
 London. Nov. 6-A special from sofia says Chif- Ket PaSha, at the head of strong force is advancing to the relief sf PieNna: Osman Pasha's army Is amply pruvisioned and supplied, and in fine condition, not"dh- standing the Russian progress westward.
 The Turks appear confident that PleNna will hold out. Report says Mehenet All has arrived at Sofia, to organize and com mand an army for the west of the Balkan passes.
 Paris, Nov. 6-Reiurns to this hour show i67 Republicans and go Conservatives elected to the Council General. The Repub- licans have gained sj seats.
 San Francisco, Nov. 6.-A movement for the release of the imprisoned mob leaders has fallen through. and the case k trans lerrCd from the Police to the Criminal Court for jury trial Day obtained bail. but the others still languish m prison.
 Washington. Nov. s.-Pacheco'S bill for tho sale of timber lands, cNcmpts lands con iaiuiug minerals, also those 70 which rights already attach. li also gives actual settlers ,u surveyed lands, prior opportunities Co purchase be.oic the lands ate offered Tor sale. provided he sWear> it k for his own use, and not for sale, oic.
 Iu.tr,l's desert water bill k the Wozen- claf. u.ll with some notifications.
 senator MaNey, of Texas. iutrCeluced resolution with reference Co armed mobs or gauiled iu Mexico to raid into Texas look
  can authorities for the suppression of the outlaws.
 New York, Nov. 7.-The Tribune comedies the state to the Democrats by abou, I5.000. The Assembly is Democratic, but the Repub- ucans have secured the Senate.
 Trenton. New Jersey. Nov. The State is claimed for Mcclellan hy l0,00O.
 Baltimore. Nov. 7.-Eyerything in Mary lani k Democratic.
 Minwaukee. Nov. The Republicans have gained everywhere. The Republican majority k placed at G,00O. The vote in the SIaie for the Grccnback ticket is estimated at 3O.OO0.
 New York. Nov, 7.-Catlin. Rep i, elected Tic'-Autorucy of Brooklyn, by o,OOo ma ioriiy.
 Boston. Nov. 7.-So far as heard from, Rice, Rep. has po,436; GaSton, 56,7Sj; Pitt man. I6.2il: Phillips, 3,i,l. Tho Senate stands thIuy-tivc Republicans, and Demo-
 
 cans.
 The House stands I73 Republicans. 6l Democrats, Liberal. and Independents.
 Philadelphia. Nov. Partial return indi- cate Democratic majority in the State of l0.0O1 to l2.OG0.
 St. Paul. Nov. 7.-The Republican ma Jority m Minnesota, k probably l5,0O0 for Governor.
 Chicago, Nov. 7.-The latest returns give this county 10 the Republicans by s,00O to lO,0OO.
 Richmond, Nov. Little opposition to the Conservatives.
 Memphis, Nov. 7.-Democratic ticket elect ed
 Newark, Nov. 7.-I.ateSt returns give Me Clcllan l2jO0 minority.
 The Legislature is Democratic in both Houses.
 Albany, Nov. 7.--Democrats will have from l2,nou to l3,000 majority on State ticket. Republicans claims 20 of the E. Senators elected, and 6S, of the I2S Assemhlymen The Republicans probably have a majority in both branches.
 Omaha, Nov. 7.-Iake Rep.) is probably reelected Supreme Judge, by over l0,OGO 
 Milwaukee, Nov. 7.-Democrats coneede lhG whole state to the Republi cans " a decided majority.
 Pcora, H., Nov. 7.-The mission to Ger many has been privately rendered to Col. Robert G. Ingersoll of this City. He has as yet neither accepted nor declined.
 New oTk, Nov. "A fire occurred last nlght at l-o William street; loss, S30, 900. Constantinople, Nov. 7.-Aner some re- siStancc to the Russian advance. Mukhtar Fasha, finding his position seriously com pro omiSed, abandoned il, and is falling back on Erzeroum. He desires to stand a siege but the inhabitants object, fearing bonn | pardment. Mondays fight resulted in n general route. The Russians have occupied Erzaroum.
 Paris, Nov. 7.-The BrogIie Ministry. a, | Mae Mahon's request, have withdrawn their . 
 Rome, Nov. 1.-The Vatican Council has been discussing the expediencv of abolish ng the right of veto of the election of Ponos 'laimed by Austria, France and Spain. san Francisco, Nov. T.-Judge Terrell re- used the application of Kearney, the agita- or, for reduction of bail.
 The Committee to solicit subscriptions for l"edy working men met with success.