The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-03
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 wIcKENBURo, April 26. | II is rumored that the Mcs ;rackin Com pany put, inside of ninety days. 20 addi fional stamps to their mill. I c. & A. Stage Co.,, returned from California yesterday, with health fully restored. No fresh news of the recent stage robbery near here.
 The stage company are restocking DOT. tions of their route from dere to Dos Palmas The frost of last week did not damage fruit here as much as was first supposed I E. P. Nichols is slowly improving; has less ssrheumatics" every day.
 U. s. Marshal Standefer is looking around here. ROB. l New York, April 27.-Hendricks says he l is not astonished at the Florida confessions,
 and intipates that proceedings will be insti- tuted.
 San Francisco, April E.-Gold, H; | IGREENBACKS. PAR
 John Bunk was hanged this p. m. for the murder of officer Coats, one year ago.
 The Democratic and Republican Central
 Committees failed to effect fusion for the purpose of nominating candidates for the
 Constitutional Convention. The matter was
 referred to the District and County Conven- | tions.
 New York 27.-A gentleman from the in-
 terior prophecies that Conkling will shortly
 make the great speech of his life, with a view to becoming the Democratic candidate
 for the Presidency in 1880.
 | The bill creating new article war to pre- vent gambling in the army is laid over for
 debate. The Democrats say a resolution will \ be introduced to investigate the Florida elec- | ton frauds, concerning facts not connected | with the Presidents election. Galveston, April 29.-Another mail rider
 between Forts Stockton and Davis is report ed killed. The mountains are full of Indians London, April 29.-The first army corps goes to Malta this week. There are rumors of a collision between the English and Rus
 sians before Constantinople, because the Russians desire to celebrate the Russian
 Easter in that city. The English regard sud-
 den war as probable and are preparing for emergencies.
 Washington, April 29-The Government has unofficial information of the fitting out of vessels at San Francisco and elewhere by the Russians. Prior to the declaration of war Government cannot prevent either pow CT from fitting out vessels for any purpose
 Count Von Moltke is visiting Copenhagen- and report says he is commissioned to form a league between Germany, Russia and Den- mark, tor closing the Baltic sea.
 San Francisco, April 29.-Judge Sawyer has decided that Mongolians are not entitled to naturalization papers.
 Washington, April @.-The debate in the Senate evinces strong opposition to the un- constitutional repeal of the Bankrupt law, and in favor of modification. The petitions in l the Bankrupt Court at Chicago amounted to l three million dollars indebtedness.
 Booth and Sargent presented petitions | from citizens of San Fra ncisco favoring the | passage of law to enable ths Southern Pa. | cific K. R. Company to continue their road | 
 The House Public Lands Committee n p1a and ho of yx-: bill confirming the title to settlers | on railroad grant lands, but rejected Mexi- can grants.
 Omaha, April 29.-The Kautz court martial here tomorrow. The trial attracts attention, especially in military circles, both on account of the high rank of the officers composing the court and the DC ,uliar nature of the charges, being the first ime in the history of the country whether an officer has right to impunge the motives of 1is superior officer. The court is composed ,f Geni Anger, Gen'l Crook, Col. Kilburn. col. King, Col Barry, Col. Pitcher, Col. Smith, 14th Inf, Col. smith. 18th Inf, Col. Rufus Ingalls,, Col. Palmer, Col. Flint Mai. 3urnham, Judge Advocate. The court wifi ,e open to the public. Defendant is allowed o employ counsel, if he sees fit, either an .rmy oincer or civil lawyer. Gen. Dunn, judge Advocate General of the army, who preferred the charges, has arrived in fke city.
 urbana, Ohio, April 2s.- Matt Weaver. : ashier of the Citizens National Bank ia sand [ D be defaulter to the amount of $4S,7OO.
 Galveston, April 29-Four negro children rho were locked in the house while their . ast night. Indianapolis, April 2O.-The remains of enator Morton were quietly taken from the ault and buried in the family vault to-,iav. London, April 2y.-The Grand Duke re- iewed portion of the army at Sanestefina. revious to it's departure for Russia.
 Considerable excitement at Berlin over the nnouncement that the English fleet was be- lg fitted for operations in the Baltic. There some consolatien in the fact that the point
 issue IS becoming more distinct. The point whether Russia will recognize the rights of owers as established in the treaties of 1883 C. & c. shaft at Virginia will be closed to- orrow. Consolidated Virginia will be shut own for from sixty 10 ninety days. This III let toht three hundred men for that period. washington, May 1.-The Senate has sde January lst, 1879, the day for the re- c al of the Bankrupt Laws. Chicago, May l.-General Miles reports at Sitting Bull has sent half-bresd to certain the terms on which he can st,rren- O IT. Gen. Miles informed him that he ,nld % be required to give up all guns and Three sub-Chisfs of the Neg Per,e., ,eft 'avenworth to day for Sitting Bulls eamn report the condition of Josepa,s band to Q Mex Perces.
 day. Sy u'ou l Tilden says he is going to Washington Omaha, April 1.-The Kautx courtn,ar. began to-day. Kautx asked untij to- 'rrow to answer specifications, which was snfed. townsville, Texas, May 1.-Two bun. a men attempted to cross the Rio Granda ld.arets, put were repuIsed by Mexicans ,ttawa. Canada; April 1.-The Chief En~i. sr Of the Dominion R. R elected Burrayd .he Pacific Coast teruluua, RI, ,aris, May 1.-The Exposition onara.i Jay wfth imposing ceremonies. 'oiogne, May Russian Catholic R;.,,- nave meurorialixed the Pope thaf a,, m sanding with the German governmenf ondon, May 2-A Vienna corrs~r.,,,a C; draws stentlon to the Russian position. lowest estimate places 0,000 Turks con nfing them before Constsnfinople. The ssuimen insurrection is growing. 'umors ofa dissolution of Pariinment i. orsfanfinople, May l.-An arreement the unjfed wifhdFawal of tbe Rusrisn
 English fuEues has not beer efTsc<ed
 Russsxns regard warm inevitable. irgtnla City, May I.-Tbnee hundred haye been dischafged from the Con as[ed tER1nia mine yesterday. fer thsI Rf