The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-02
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Special so the Miner.

 ings occurred yesterday against soms labor CTS working for 75 cents per day on the ex- cayation for the building of Engraving and Printing. A crowd. composed mostly of colored people, and few Irishmen. tsompel- led the laborers 10 quit work. .In other por- tions of the city gangs visited laDorers, per. suading them not to work for less than Sl-50
 St. Louis, July 27.-On the strength of the injunction restraining Mayor Bowman from interfering in the matter of the Illinois and St. Louis Railroad, the Company put large force to work to-day, and by night had nearly completed the track through East St. Louis to the bridge A large crowd of angry citizens witnessed the work and in- dulged in threats, but made no open demon stration.
 Louisville, July 27.-At pic nic, Thurs day, Thos and Vim. Biankenship were stab bed to death by Samuel and Joseph Morgan. In the melee ten or twelve persons were wounded. Daniel Morgan is under arrest. Joseph Morgan fled.
 In Chicago there is an intense interest manifested in the result of the great corner on wheat now being run by Milwaukee and Chicago commission merchants. The price of wheat has steadily advanced for two weeks, with prospect O. being higher du- ring the remainder of the month. The visible supply of wheat is now but four mill lions short of sales for August.
 New Orleans, July N.-A committee of 40 leading merchants and citizens representing the Chamber of Commerce, Cotton Exchange and the City of New Orleans, have resolved to call 8 great International Commercial and River Convention, to assemble in this city on the 18th of November next.
 Berlin, July 27.-All the Powers except the Porte have now ratified the treaty of Berlin.
 Constantinople, July 27.- Austria has abandoned the idea of a Convention with Turkey about Bosnia and Herzegovina, and will move her troops into Bosnia and alter wards send note or declaration to the Porte setting forth Austria's intentions.
 San Francisco, July 27.-The Bank of Ne vaja has subscribed for one million and quarter of the Government four per cent bonds, payable in standard dollars.
 Denver, July 29.-Eclipse phenomenon to-day, very interesting.
 Chicago, July 29.-Reports from North ern Iowa and Southern Minnesota represent crops badly damaged, and will not yield seven bushels to the acre.
 London, July 29.-Beaconsfield maGe an indirect attack on Gladstone m a speech Saturday night, which is expected will in- crease the bitterness in the coming debate.
 San Buenaventura, July 29.-Testimony in the Curle case is closed. Argument com- mences tomorrow.
 Portland, Oregon, July 29.-All nnfriend- ly Indians in Oregon and Washington Ter ritory are collecting at Priests Rapids. Chief Moses says ha cannot control his young men, and warns citizens to look out for themselves.
 Yuma, A T., July G9-The boat from FL dorado Canyon brought l2,0O0 in bullion from the Blackberry mine, and 1000 from Castle Dome. Reports from the new pla- cers continue encouraging.
 Campo, July 29.-A runner from San Ra- fael reports that Pedro Badillo had attacked ~l.. l-.ll n and wounding others.
 Washington, July 30.- Justice Miller is able to be out. The Secretary of the Treas ury calls in $5,000,OO0 of the 5-20 bonds of 1882
 New York, July 30.-Ex-Gov. Palmer, of Illinois, testified before the Potter Committee that he heard Potter say that Levisse pro- nounced the election fraud and would vote an elector for Tilden for Sl00,000. Witness believed Nichols and Hidden fairly elected Committee adjourned till August F.
 San Antonio, July 30.-Official information from the border says that the Mexican Gov is organizing the inhabitants, both Indian and Mexican, into companies to operate against the Americans. lhe most notorious characters hold commissions from the Mexican Government. Orales, a notori- 1 ous raider, is in command of a company near New Town, on the Mexican side above | Piedras Ne2ras. The Klckapoo Indians have | Deen enrOllcu 10 uelenu the town of Sara gossa against Mackenzie, should he follow | the raiders across the Rio Grtnde to that | place. There is almost a cessation of friend | ly relations between American and Mexican | officers. The Poryenir, Mexican paper at Piedras Negras, announces that Colonel | Nuncio has an ample foIce to destroy the | Gringos. There has been no notification of | orders given regarding the following of the | raiders into Mexico.
 New Orleans, July, 30.-A Galveston News special from Brownsville, says that on the 18th Jose Maria Amador, Miguel Palacios. Pedro Martinez and Estamio Martinez. rev olutionarv leaders, with 300 men attacked .he town of Real De Cortinez, Mexico. and were defeated. Amador and PaIacios were killed and Estamio Martinez was wounded.
 Gen. Escobedo arrived at Monterey on the 23d, and is confined in the Palace Del Go- oierno, and furnished with comfortable quarters and receives courteous treatment rom his captors. It is expected he will soon irrive Tn Matamoras en route to the City of | Mexico.
 Galveston, July 30.-The Board of Health o-day decided to quarantine by both land md sea.
 Boston, July 30.-The Kearney Reception committee met to-day to arrage for the meet ng. Kearnev said he wished to rest. but aid he would be ready to begin work after ,ext Sunday.
 [At this point the storm commenced and he line ceased operation.l
 San Francisco, July 29
 SToCKS.- Gala, 10; Con. vir. sX Flu eka, 46; Curry, 6k; Justice, Az; Ophir, SL; Silver King, 13 Tiptop, S5.