The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

persons.
 The railroad strikes seem to be ended an
 peace once more reigns.
 A steamship recently arrived st Constar
 lin ,ple from New Haven with munitiuns (
 War.
 Twen,y-two thousand Russian troops ar
 south of the Balkan mountains. Now
 the time for an srmislice
 We have our regular telegraphic com
 municauon tn-day. The indications ar
 that Conceal Crook will have hl. han,ls ful
 in the Territories of Dskato and Wyoming
 "Mamms," ssked little philosopher, "i
 our old hen going Ia be sent away for th
 summerl" "l guess not, my son" was thl reply, but why do you ask such a oaes
 tIunf" 'Becsuse head pa tell our hire,
 girl that they would have such sweet tim,
 when he sent his old hal away for tho sum
 mer"
 The gentleman with the rose m his button hole Is very numerous this season. And hs struts about with a iordly air. and smi.e- his scorn upol those who don't make f.OAer gar lens Ot their coat-c1l ars. apd kick vi n vignr at the youth who informs him that Mister. look out there's lot 0. cows comin' rourd ihe corner, and they'll take you [ a daisy and eat you up. These boys of the steet haven, the slightest appreciation of the poetry of flowers.
 In 1864 Crook and Sigel moved simultan- eous!y oa the raiIo id connecting Richmond and Shenandoah. their operations being de. signed to help Giant by crippling and con gslp ...f.. tul in destroying the rlad. but Siwel was forced hy Early to retreat. C1l Stro,her tPorte CraytOn") who was on Sigeis staff. remarked that the only difference bstSes the commanders was, that while Crook WAS tearing np the roI S.g;l was tearing down the pike.
 HORSES. is estimated that there are l6,l60.000 horses; in Germgny. 3.s5a. 23I. c eat Britian. 2.79O,s Austria Hu gary. 3,j6O,4D3 (of which 2.I1g,SIl belong io Huneary); Ita'y, 957,544; Norway and Sweden, G5i, ,j46; Spsiu, 3s2, 900: Denmark. Belgium, 2SS, S,sG3; Holland, 96o.058; switz- erland, l00.934; Greece, 9S,g3S; portuyai. 79,616: (Turkey omitted making total in the countries above mentioned of 3l .3lO.- Gi0; in the United State. the estimated num- Der of horses Is 9,j04, 200.
 ORIGIN OF THE "MoIIE MAeuirIs" Some fifty years az polT old woman ia Ireland had her cottage pulled down over her head by her landlord Her name was Mollie Mcguire, and s!le died of grief a ,d exposure. Thertupon her son and some neighbor lads formed themst I've, into 4 se cfet band and vowed and took tie rc reyeng, on Irish landlords in gener l. The l,a9d spread rapidly, and they called ,lem,s va. i he "Moliis Maguires." and Irish coal miners l brought the name to America.
 A five hour ram visited Yuma on ,he | 18th, and the next day cloud burst near san fernando, flooding that town hut d ing | lo serious damage. No rain fell at L. NngeleS. During the progress of the storm t San Fernando two men, the fireman and vlper of engine No. 9, were struck hy lightning. Both men were thrown under few feet distant, and one of hem Is reported as being still in an uncon cious state. A crowbar in the hands of ne was wrenched away, and th.own some istance.
 X San Dieg, dispatch, July 20th, states: 'o-dae mail from Campo brings further in ,rm stlon regarding the killing of two Mexi an horse thieves by the Elliot brothers. Ii sems the Eiliots lost stock and had tracked point below the line where they came p with it in possession of party of Mexi- ans, number not stated. A fight ensued in hich two Mexicans were killed, and two of ie three brothers Elliot wounned. The bro. iefS were atterward arrested by the Mexican ithorities. The friends of the Elliots he 'ming alarmed at their absence started a , 'cohd party who were also arrested. No ews having been lece.ved still another par Was organized anl crossed the line. and , thrir turn were taken m by the Mexicans. ( ne three parties of Americans captured and lW said tO be nm fha;r ,y.. .. c - n,