The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21

wasb;no,on. June lS.-House concurred in tbe Senate resolution to extend the session ill Wednesday at 6 p. m. The senate seo- stifnte for the resumption repeal Dli iaieu HI tLe House for want of two-thirds majority fo suspend the rules. Fisheries award Iaiie9 for the same cause. The Senate VIII amenu the sundry appropriation bill so as 10 eo'ei
 Kill granting Gen. Shields pension ot one hundred dollars a month passed potn Houses. Al Yuma reservation is dead for this session. Los Angeles, June 1S.-Miguei Sateio, noted bandit and horse thief, and formerly . member of vasques' band, was shot and killed last night in Verdug canyon, while re- sisting arrest by the sheriff and deputy.
 Washington. June 19.-Ben Butler gave his reasons for dissenting from the report oi the House Judiciary Committees report rel ative to the inviolibility of the Electoral com mission. He claimed that according to the sixth section of that act the Presidents ten | ure of office was only temporary, and IS SUD- l feet to adjudication by the Courts. The com mission was simply device to avoid the contingency of lapsed election unprovideo | for in the Continstitution. House passed a resolution to have 2 select | committee sit during recess to inquire into and recommend relief for industries through out the country.
 whltthorn, chairman of the Naval Conl- mittee, will recommend the indictment Of ex-Secretary Robeson, ex-contractor Hans
 com and ex-engineer Wood for maifeasance. | in Smokey Valley left in body, going north toward the railroad, having previously bought all the ammunition possible. London, June 17 Most of the strikers Tn Blackburn and Lankshire have gone to work
 at reduced wages. | 6xyta frnn Indian war say General Howard has left Camp Lyons for the Malheur, intending to proceed up that river with Stewards three
 companies of cavalry to head off the hos tiles. | including Bannocks, Nez Perces, Shosbones and Flutes.
 Whipple's command is moving to effect a function with Bernard's which left Sheep
 Ranch yesterday morning for Stein's noun | tain.
 LATEST Portland, Oregon, June lS.-
 The election is settled beyond doubt. Thayer, | Democrat, is elected Governor by majority of from 30 to 70. The Legislature is Demo-
 cratic by l2 on joint ballot.
 | A dispatch received at military headquar- | ters states that 800 hostiles have stated to- ward Camp Harney in this State, receiving
 accessions as they go. General Howard or
 ders Miles command to Harney with all | DOSSlUlo DdSte.
 Washington June l9.-Potter committee
 adjourned to Thursday, owing to the exten-
 sion of the session of Congress.
 Senate Committee on Claims reported fa- vorably on Ben Holidays claim for Indian
 spoilations for S527, GOO, in carrying the over land mails in 1862.
 I London, June l9.-The cotton mills re- II opened throughout Lancashire to-day. I Washington, June 19.-In the House the rules were suspended and the fol lowing bills passed: After first oi October legal tenders will be received for custom duties, iprovidIng pensions foI death from wounds or disease contracted in the late war, to begin at the date of death oI
 discharge, and arrears to be paid on that basis.
 Indianapolis, June l9.-Miners are rioting in Fountain county. Governor Williams has been asked for troops and will send the light infantry this afternoon.
 New York, June l9.-The schooner Esther
 sailed for the Arctic regions to search for relics of Sir John Franklin.
 Silver City, Idaho, June 19.-Messengel
 from Camp Harney reports that the Indians burned Diamond ranch and ran off 400 head full of Indians. Two settlers reported kill
 ed and all stock ruR off Col. Bernard, with
 howitzer and three companies of cavalry, is
 marching toward Harney. Groves, with three
 companies of cavalry, has gone to Olds' Fer ry to prevent the Bannocks from going north, Canyon City and vicinity is being raided by Indians, and 8 number of whites
 have been killed.