The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-27
TELICGRApHIC-
,SPECL4L TO THE MI.NER.

oakland. Cal, July 25.-Thc city is quiet. Last evening groups of working men gath rrrd on Broadway, discussing the situation. shortly after o'clock about Sh persons moi at the corner of Tenth and broadwaN' and wcrc addressed m an inianlmaioty stvlp by A. F. RcdStoue, and subsequently, inrondiarv resolutions were adopted. They tbcn onnoiutad a commission ufthrec Co con fer similar commissions in san jose and san Francisco, for the purpose ot taking d"- cided action compelling the Central facihc Railroad to discharge all Chinaneh WIhlh seven days. ,,.-
 San Francisco, July 25.-The following K the obligation signed by members ol the new lV organized Vigilance Committee;
 Nc. the undersigned. citizens of san ran c;sro herahy enroll ourselves aS a general committee of safety. subject to the rtgui.c- u,cuts ef the special committee oi -i. W" Jn hereby bind ourselves to act wllh the committed to preserve peace and the we'll Icing of tho City with our money ana "l'i' '"' President
 Scdalia. Mo, July 25.-rhe employes on ,hs Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railroad struck this morning.
 Rud,lo. N. N., July 25.-Au effort to get the workme out ofthe principal mahUl,c turing establishments entirely failed. me police force express confidence a 'itlt ability to control the tumps and boys Nh" have been melting the riot.
 Washington, July 21.-A teloEf5lm IctcN ed at the Treasury Dopartmenh from Tor, Townsend, confirms the reports of expected bostilitieS with the Indians at SHha, on ac- count of the removal of thc troops.
 Cincinnati, July 25.-1he middle span oi the Cincinnati, Georgetown and Forts mouth narrow guage railroad bridge over the Little Miami river, ten miieN ifnh' tue city, fell at s P. m. yesterday prctpitaIlhs l5 perSons a distance of 50 feet, Killing thUe, fatally iniuring two. and Woun"inS clEh' severely. The accident k attributed Go tht trcSt;e work failing to sustain iho super structure.
 Charleston. \. C.. July 25.-EN-Goyerno' Moses was arrested to-day, charged MJh having. as Speaker of tho House ol Rep rcsenlativeS in 1872, issued fraudulent cer' tihCatCS.
 Chicago, July 25 The mob which closed the work shops of the railroads thls morning continued their labors during the afternoon huSying itself by closing the manufactures and all shops which lay in their way. 1ht propriclorS generally offered no objections it being generally understood that the men would roturn and 20 to work. The mol numbers two thousand. composed of boy' from II to 2O years. All railroad shops ar, closed. Tho strikers ara engaged now li stopping freight trains.
 scranton, pa, July 35.-FiTemvu ou tho D. ,S I N W. n. and Hudson X lchigh and SuSquchanua Railroads struck last evening Fifteen hundred employes of the t.AckuWand Coal Company struck for an increase oi thtiI wages. Mayor appeals to the citizens to maintain order.
 St. Thomas. Ontario, July 35.-The striker> struck at HoOn, and stopped work at tht shops. Train men were notified 10 stop the trains wherever they were.
 DCadwood, p. T., July S.-l. NJ. oNiord arrived this morning from the hayicldS m the vicinity of Spcarfish, and reports g,trl!n of wood wagons bound to Big Horn had ar rived at Spearii>h City this morning, having been driven in by the Indians. The remains of four men killed by the Indians, were brought in and another body was buried near where the fight occurred. The hay makers in Spcariish Valley have nearly all stopped work. night hy six .nen near Cheyenne river. No treasure on board, but the passengers We're robbed.
 EaSton. Pa.. July 25.-TraipS on the llud- son Central road. New Jersey branches, have been notified to do no service for the com panv after four o'clock io-morrow morning. Fircmcn on the Morris ,v Essex Road struck this evening, closing the road against all cN- CePt nlall ifaiuN.
 san Francisco. July 25.-la>t nlght passed quietly. The whole portion of the city nor,h of Market street. at about 9 ?. m., invaded bv a crowd of hoodlums who wrecked a China wash-houSe on \atoma street near 9th, \ small squad of police attempted tod.Spcr>c them. but were repulsed by the crowd. Re iuforcement of police were hooted ai by the mob. officers charged and by liberal use us their clubs succeeded in routing the gang. About two hundred then started OH rsud up Mission street smashing every Chinese c>tab- lishment on the street. .from Sth To i2tb. They went down l2th to Howard where they a,- tempted Co set fire ,oa wash house and match factory, but were ovcrtakcn by the police and roughly handled. Chinese wcro busy yesterday barricading thoir premises. EN- ccutive section of the wor>ingmCn'S party met last evening and speeches were made insisting on the preservation of law and or der. The members are aS anxious aS any class of men to maintain peace m the com muuitN.
 San Diego, July 25.-Thc following. iS from Campo this afternoon: Our frontier difficulties are still raging. This morning sam Webb and Charley Conrad starlcd Go san Rafael to attend to the citizens confined there. Through the aid and influence Ot officials We have hope of saving our friends, and the sacrifice of property to the amount of nearly two thousand dollars.