Arizona citizen., 1877-10-06
TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.
Special Dispatches to TIE CITIZEN, by
 United States Telegraph Line.


 Clerk Adams says Democratic ma ljority in next Congress will be not less than twelve. He has not received ere jdentials for Pacheco of California and for member first Missouri district.
 NEW YORK, October 1.-Papers are engaged discussing action of Republi- can State convention, and with rare eX- lceprions condemn its course towards the administration
 Business IS still improving through out the country.
 ! LEAvENwoRTH, September S0.-La- boreIs have struck on Kansas Central narrow guage railway near Circleville The leader fired at the Sheriff who un- ldeTtook to diSperse them, and the Sher- if shot him dead. Much excitement but further trouble not expected.
 Reported that Lieut.. Ballus had fight with Indians near Pecos river, in which he lost several men. Reports are con- | Iflicting. A guide arrived at and report | ed in Galveston, T xas, on the 2ylh, that seven companies cavalry with two Cat Hing guns had crossed the Rio Grande m Mexico at Pinto creek in pursuit of Indians.
 Yellow fever continues in Florida. and Capt Frederick E. Grossman dIed on the 29lh, at Fernandino. He was collector of customs.
 The Wilkesbarre and Lehigh coal lcompanies have resumed work. Min CTS get an advance Of len per cent.
 The genuine Tichbourne claimant is said to have been found in Australia under the name of George Crosswell
 WASHINGTON, October 2.-It is re- ported that warrant .or the arrest of Senator Patterson will be received from South Carolina but the Senator will avail himself of his constitutional prIv- .ilege as a Senator and avoid arrest.
 On 29th, 459 women arrived from Liverpool bound for Utah as Mormon converts. They are from the poor class.
 SAN FRANCrsCo October 2.-Bank of California reelected the old Directors today.
 The annual session of the State Grange is in session with closed doors, discussing matters of grave importance. So it is reported.
 Foreign news to October ?: IL is re- ported that Osman Pasha has defeated the Roumanians before Plevna, and that Suleiman Pasha has fortified his camp in Schipka Pass apparently in tending 10 winter there. A Bucharest dispatch says mediation is impossible and that ihe field of battle must solve the question.
 IL is estimated that 10000 persons have perished 5y hunger in India but that the famine is declining
 Conflicting reports come from France up tn the 2d Due de BrOglie and NJ Berthaut had not resigned from Cabi- net of MacMahon as reported, but the report created remarkable alarm. The Republicans favor election of Grevel in place of Theirs. Victor Hugo isl honorary and Gambetta acting presi- dent of the Republican organization.
 Arch Bishop Bayley died at Newark, N. J., on the 4th instant
 New York City Dry Dock railway car shops burned up on 30th instant. Loss half million.
 On the 3d, President Vanderbilt of the New York Central and Michigan Central railroads, added five per cent ! to ihe wages of all employees whose annual salaries are less than s 000
 Senator Dorsey, of Arkansas, is re- ported supporter Of the adminisira- lion of President Hayes and COnOver, of Florida, as not opposing it.
 SIX deaths of yellow fever al Fernan- dino, Florida, on the 2d, and several new cases. Money is called for.
 Col DavId H. Armstrong, of St Louis, is appointed Senator vice Bogy deceas- ed The appointee is an old resident Of the State and is now President of the St Louis Board of Police Commission CTS.
 PARIS, October 3.-Gambeia has ap- pealed his case and it will probably | soon be heard. Jules Simon is serious ly ill.
 Marshal Mac Mahon's candidates gre: LegilimisiS 131; Alarmists S3: Bona i parlists 29S, and certain districts around | Paris are without official candidates.
 VIRGINIA CITY, NEv., October 3.-i An important development of rich ore has been made in ihe Consolidated Vir- gina, where none was looked for. IL k at the 1200fnot level extending to- wards Best & Belcher.
 SAN DIEGO, October 5.-JoHN WAS SON: New York State Democratic con- veution in session admitted the entire Tammany delegation as representing .he city. |
 Judge Whitehead, formerly of Chey-L l. anne, was nominated for delegate al he convention in Deadwood, Dakota
 In Colorado, Stone was elected Judgri of Supreme Court without opposition The woman's suffrage amendment was defeated. Denver elects Republican Mayor and Aldermen except in fifth ward.
 France is quiet but in dread; busi- ness is at stand still; the Bourse is weak II Is apparent that the seat of Government is not in Paris or Yer ,ailleS but in Rome.
 The Russians have had some sue ;esses and some defeats and are pre- airing winter hulS in Bulgaria for I50,000 men and hospitals for 15,000 They acknowledge the loss of l5,O0O men up to September % The Turks nave recalled Mehemit Ali and ap- 1pinled Reouf Pasha to the command If the Balkan army, and Suleiman Pasha 10 command of the Danube lrmy.
 Pacific Mail steamship Constitution o-day came into San Francisco on fire ;i passengers safely landed and fire ex- ..,.-,.....L-.l n-....-.--.- -. l.