The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-28
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sD.c:.l ts sh. s,i.oua Miner and Tucson Star.

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 Philadelphia. June 25.-wool arriving free | lv and fair demand. California, lS(d2l. | London. June 25.-RuSsianS have 52,VVV sick m the Balkan peninsula, and or the re- cruits raised for the Armenian campaign 70 per cent dead.
 Times Berlin correspondent reports Lora Beaconsfeld in a conversation with Bismarek who urged him to make concessions, ana
 said: ..I did not come here to yield San Antonio, June 25.-Mckenzie's expe-
 dition has returned They had no fight, but recovered about 400 head of stock. Omaha, June 25.--A sleeping-car on me Rock Island Road was entered last night ana
 a number of passengers robbed. Among them Ijeutentant Bourke, of Crooss stan, | who was robbed of $40.
 Silver Cirv. June 25,-Howard's advance
 attacked the hostiles on Sunday 45 miles iFon | Harney, on Curry creek. Bernard pore 'he brunt of the engagement Col. Robbins ana two soldiers were killed. Couriers rode two hundred miles to Howard for reinforce ruents Howard is pushing all the troops possible to the front, and the pr.obaoiiities are that the hostiles have met with severe repuIse, Egbert is ordered to protect the wipnenucca road, and give battle to the b,stiles fleeing toward Owyhee country. Umstilla Indians have all left the reserva- tion. The Blue mountains are full Of them Palisade, Nevada, June 25.-Twcnty-nve
 we'll armed Indians crossed the railroad near Argenta. going north. San Francisco. June 25.-Headquarters of the Military Division of the Pacific will be removed to Presidio on July l. Gen. Sheri- dan's headquarters are to be reinaved rom Chicago to Fort leavenwOrth. All army headouarters throughout the country are to
 be moved to buildings owned by the govern
 ment.
 command compile ely surprised the Indians
 at Curry Creek, routing them and killing about forty; the Indians were all finally driven to their strongholds in stems Noun,
 fains. Howard hopes to surround them ana
 make short work. His command will effect junction with Bernard tonight. The h. dians are estimated at 700 strong Boise City, June 26.--News has been re- ceived that Ten Dogs band of Bannacks had broke out on Salmon River and were
 committing depredations. They number several hundred warriors. A large camp of old men, women and children have been discovered about g mics from Camp Lyon 1 Maj. Egbert will be likely to take care of them.
 Portland, Oregon, June 26.--The latest news from Chief Moses says he has .500
 warriors, and will take the war-roath before they will submit to being forced ona reser- vat'on.
 Washington, June 26-Owiug to some im- portant questions that have arisen, instruc- tions from the General Land Office regula- ting the sale of the Pacific Coast timber ,nds and the free use of the timber, will not
 be ready for two weeks.
 Boston, June 26.---Wool market un- cl a1ged; a fair demand for California at Is
 to g, sll grades.
 Yuma, A. T., June 26.---J. c. Mallory, Jr..
 Indian Agent at Colorado Reservation, died this morning, from hemorrhage. San Francisco, June 26.-The Stock Board
 will adjourn over from the 2yth of June to
 July Sth.
 STOCKS: Stocks closed--Califcrnia, 15;
 Con. Va. 13; Eureka, 57: Justice 4;
 Ophir. 46: Alpha. 1l1S; Belcher, Az; Silver
 King, l5; Tptop, 1.25