Arizona citizen., 1877-10-06
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special Dispatches Co THE CITIZEN, by
 United States Telegraph Line.

WAsHINGToN. September 2S.-Presi- dent Hayes has to-day given Red Cloud and his party plain talk. He told them the only way they could avoid being swept away by the advance of civilization, was to go upon reseTva- tiOns, build houses, cultivate land, etc
 Assistant Secretary Mccormick will remain in Treasury through the Extra session of Congress at urgent request of the President and Secretary Sher- man.
 Waldman, Wrightman & Co.'S block and other buildings were burned in Providence, R. l., on 27th September Loss $750,000 but insured
 Wool increasing in price in Phila- delphia. Sales California at 2j to 35 for fine and medium on 2Sih.
 Washington report says Senator Con oyer of Florida will favor admission of Butler of South Carolina and SpOf- ford of Louisiana in support of Presi- dents policy; that all appointments in Florida have been made on COnOver'S recommendation, about half being of each party. Says however Democrats do not want 10 control the present Sen ate.
 Minnesota Republican convention unreservedly approved Presidents pol icy both Southern and civil service :; early resumption of specie payments i; favor remOnetization of silver; sub mission to popular vote the payment of railway bonds now repudiated by courts. Present State officers fenom- mated.
 Nez Perces attacked rife pits at Cow Island on 23d. Made seven charges and fought all night, and in morning left. On same night they burned thir ty tons gOvernmant and lot of private freight. Two citizens severely wound ed in the fight. It is believed they have gone to British Possessions.
 Certain Republican merchants and bankers propose mass meeting to dis avow New York State Conventions at tack on administration.
 Galveston dispatch 29th, says Lieut. Bullows with 100 troops has crossed into Mexico after horse thieves.
 The President and Secretary Schurz have decided to dismiss charges against Gov. Axtell of New Mexico, on the ground that they are vague and unsup ported by proof.
 Gen. Pearson in charge of troops at Pittsburgh during riots, has had an examination and put under $l0,000 bonds to appear at present term of court
 Ohio clerks. it is said, will either go home to vote, or contribute money to election. Sixth Auditor McGrew is said to te active iu collecting money in face of civil servIce order.
 Boss Tweed testifieS that he thinks there never was an honest election in New York city.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 20.-The Bulletin today publishes affidavits of Mrs Crawford, mother of Mrs Flora M Pinney, Miss Sarah A. Hosmer, Mrs Stege and J. R. McChesney, all corrOb- Orating statement recently published by Mrs. Pinney, regarding abuse to which she had been subjected to by Geo. NJ Pinney.
 About 700 Chinamen left on outgoing steamer.
 CONsTANTINOPLE, September 90 Four inches snow has fallen in Schip- ka Pass. Austrian and German gov ernments have applied to Porte, in vir- tue of the provisions of the Geneva con ventiOn, for permission to transport tim Der across the Danube to build hutS for Russian wounded. R ply deferred ull known If huts are to be only used for wounded. Itis reported Turkish troops have strict orders not Co fire at Russian Commander-in-C Chef, lest he should be killed or disabled and replaced. Rus sian hospitals are crowded with wound ed. End of campaign thought to be near, and it is regarded as a drawn bat tie. If t be ended. it is reported the great Powers will try and avert another