The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27
TD-iDay's DisEatCEaps.

Cheyenne. Sept. 26.-Gen. Bradley'S ey- ! petition left camp q; IcnnY's Stockade yes terday cn route to Fort Laramie. where if breaks up, the companies going to various stations Tor winter. Five companies, under MaJor Carlton, left camp on i,cdWatpr am the 22d, for Camp Robinson via Custer City. Tn anticipation of trouble with the Indians 1 Tn that neighberhOOd, but if they are quiet the troops will reach Laramie about the IO;h of October.
 Leavehworih Sept. 2G.-Two conlpapjes Of the 23i Infantry left today for ITonn-
 nent station, on e.Kansas-Patific railroad. at ' point where refugee Cheyenne Indians are expected to cross Fl order to get North Col. Dodge Is there with all the Garrison of : or' Iial es 3Dq two %oIapanioS of tho l6lb tAlHntrY., When the troops which left to- gay reach him he will probably have Vhougu to contFol the Indians and force them back to their reservation,
 1. Washington, Sept. 26.-Ellis Snorcor to- cay, rendered his resignation as ComniS- s'oncr oI Hatents, to take effect Op,oiaf Isst
 NC" 'rk, Sept. 2G. TLu Annerican Rife t,;::: S..Yt \ match with the Crecdmora tn- gay! 'in which sumner made the unprcce- uei''eu score 0! 22l; Jackson reached 2I7 me ne grand t0lai reached 1850 points, against lhe loo9 made by the team OH the first day one year ago.
 Syracuse, Sept. 26-In Democratic Stafa Convention 8 resolution to admit Tho ,TaTo: many delegation from New York Civ on;l The Kings county delegation, known as Me. LauShlin delegation, both heretofore re~ar,j eu as regni3f, gave rise to q heated discus SlAn ana tHe greatest disorder prevailed. The Mayor and police of Syracuse here entered tn9 nall and insisted that the mamhers should take their seats. Police werl tinoiII. Wthdrawn from in front of the stage ana comparative quiet was restored.
 saratoga, Sept: 26-Repubiican State Con m nf fga as chairman. '-iN''''s
 a,9mphis, Soet a3-Aleetisg oh the c;t;zo,s , =. -.eiliphIs was held to-day and commit. h.ittee was appointed to address the neorIo ol me |. S and the world at large on our pohqitleh. The following Is the sddress- 10 A'e People af hs Uaited iSsaae.'- |
 Gt Large; aud ne World =, generous contributions for the relief 0i the sufferers by yellow fever in @-He,n @ pms, especially within the past few days "i'u what we are advised is on the way- to ne pp,''Jei,, p,'JoI us peyohd reach of immediate or Piooaoie want in the future We bo,a nos only enough for our own necI. ! uH' 'e enable us to assist the suffering neo- i ple oi our county and of the villages sf ibfs l anu adjoining States. With hearts oyort,o,y' 1T inhS Wltn gratitude for your aid and s,-,n,, | .ny ana prayers for your welfare. wc ara nitte S"e" oy tne com London, Sept. 27-Dispatch from Ariors 1 :, :, i'"eTiahu, at the southern mouth of ,Lo t' ~ fd Gotllafd tunnel. reports that three eases Toi T suhpowder for blasting in the tunnel ox9 lloued to-day and ten workmen were in s'sll'Iy Killed and several terribly ininrad ]
 Naples, Sept 26-The VesuyjIis vnIca,.c ,. oohtIhueS 10 increase. The crust is oivino 'nas ana q new cone is forming. , hChic, sept. 26.-The Italie says if is, '. -i9tlzed io deny the report of inc nresa,',,, tier. VI" 'ie Austrian from
 Paris, Sept. 26-The Patrie says. w. S,,iIn tnat difhculties between France rr.r ,i' ,iiuS'Shd and the United States rela,iva = ,.e New Foundland fisheries havo ho,',, ,o r fn;soerville, Sept 27.-The iurv in fbo c,so :, ,.;s age versus De Young was comnlcte5 c,
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