The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-26

gument will be made on Monday, by two counsel on side.
 The case of Churchill will be taken up on
 Tuesday, unless the jury dissgrees' anu | Sprague has to be re-tried.
 | The friends of the prosecution say they will have the report that Secretary Schurz | has decided the land dispute in favor of the seftlers officially disputed.
 San Francisco, July 22.-The steamship ! Alaska took lot of China laborers to work in Pennsylvania. nett proposes converting the yatcht Daunt- less into a screw steamer and sending her to the North Pole via Spitzenberg. The Jean- nette is already on her way to San Francesca for Behring Straits Albany, x. Y., July 22.-A cyclone struck
 North Albany to-day, unroofing houses and at Sl00,000. ,, 1 London, July 22.-The militia reserve will
 be disbanded after July 3l.
 JuIy S has been fixed as the date for the
 entrance of the Austrian forces into Bosnia
 whether the Turks object or not.
 Reliable report from Fseana declares that
 Austria is resolved to take time precautions against any Italian sggressions- The latest
 news from Bosnia is unsatisfactory. It IS feared that the orthodox Slavs and Mussel-
 mans will forcibly resist the Austrians.
 Rome, July 22.-A democratic meeting Tn favor of annexation of South Tyrol to Italy was held today. Fully 25,000 people were present. Menoti Garibaldi, son of General GariI aIdi. presided at the meeting.
 Boston, July 23.-J.G. Tsppon. has resigned as treasurer of the Boston Betting Co., posi- ton which he has held since the organization of the corporation, thirty years ago. In the statement made by him he says he used the credit of the company in tho interest of pri- vate speculation, to the amount of SyO0,0OO. He has turned in his private propery vaiu- ed at million, to make the less to the com psny good.
 New York, July g -Tribune's London special says the Foreign Affairs Association have petitionsd Parliament to imIeach Lord Beaconsfield for his betrayal of both Eng land and Turkey in the late Congress at Berlin.
 London, July 2s.-The Queen has con- ferred the Order of the Garter on Lord Bea- consfield. Investure took place at Osborne this morning.
 Freedom of the City will be conferred up- on Lord Beacensfield and Saulsbury on the Sd of August immediately before the Minis terial Banquet at the Mansion House.
 In the House of Commons this afternoon Exchcquer announced the be- trothal of Duke Connaught, Queen Nictoria's third son. with Princes Maria Louise of Prn- sia. daughter of Prince Frederick Charles.
 Baker City. July 23.-Colonel Forsyth's left Robbinsville, Grant county, on Saturday. Near Clear Creek they struck B deep canon. On the i4th Cant Robins 1 scouts were sent ahead. but in few minutes | they were fired upon by Indians strongly i posted in the canyon. H. II. Freeman was | killed, and two others wounded. The scouts | to the main body. The Indians | abandoned their position before the troops 1 came up. The hostiles are making for the l Mathews agency.
 San Buenaventura, July 23.-The jury in | Sprague's case rendered vefdict of guilty | )f murder in the first degree.
 The trial of McCart begins to-inorrow. l Churchill's condition is very critical. He | cannot live. Il
 Washington, July 24.-Secretary Schurz ias decided that settlers on the Kansas Pa- fife had the right to pre-empt railroad lands not previously disposed of, at dollar and quarter an acre.
 New York, July 24.-Wilkesbarre advices ay that fears and rumors of an impending trike are prevalent there, which, it is said, will extend throughout the country.
 St. Louis, July A.-Another row occurred t East St. Louis between the Metropolitan Police and Deputy Marshals. A number If hots were fired, and several on each side 
 Boston, July 24.-The two wings of the Democratic party appointed committees of Onference who agreed on the withdrawal of II names, when Chief-Justice Roberts was ominafed.
 Athens, July 2i.-Great flres supposed to e incendiary continue to devastate the sur ounding country.
 Constantinople, July 24.-The evacuation f Shumla has commenced.
 London, Ju1y A.-It is probable that Par lament will not adjourn until the middle of Iugust. San Buenaventura, July 24.-The case gainst McCart went over with that of hurchills. The jury has been obtained to y Curlee. and will begin tomorrow. Inl ie case of Sprague, it is so conceded, and le records show that the indictment and lea were not read to the jury, and that this : mission may result in new trial. It is aimed that this error will not only result ! new trial, but in the discharge of the de- ndant, upon the ground that he cannot be jed again. The jury having been dis iarged without any legal necessity. San Francisco. July 24.--The Nevada ank has reduced the limits on loans on the alifornia and Virginia stock to five dollars. c It is decided to wind up the business of IT @ late Friedlander, immediately. Doyle & Wilson, and McGlaufiin S Bent Ill succeed in shipping a portion of the heat. These gentlemen all having been | H nployed by deceased.