The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-05

THx REFUHtlc.
 London. Nov. esth.-Csrnish smeltcrs advanced the price of tin four shillings per ton.
 About year and half ago tive sisters, twins, married brothers in Yamhil county. Last week one sf the ladies presented her liege lord with tgo pair of twins at one birth.
 New York, Nov. ssth.-The Worlds Washington special says: The belief is be- coming general among army officers that the Seyerest Indian war since the Seminole war is impending. Letters received from the Wcst corrobogate this siatemeut.
 Fx Gsv Mco tbe man of all lPth han0 of the ReputlIeau Nstiea Hs has ihe kaawl- cil and zecatlve ability ta Haald a9t use his posAioa s3 i.g.l ay particular boem.--New York Evening Mail.
 The Bulletin of Wednesday, speaking of the execution of two Indian murderers, says perfect order and harmony prevailed dur ing the entire scene" The harmony and the vibration of the chords must have been very satisfactory to the musical ear of jus tice, as with its dying fall it choked two of the principal listeners with emotion.-News Letter.
 4 Loredo letter states that the insurgents of Durango, Mexico, are about attacking the city of Parrol, wLere the remnant of the Government troops retreated after their de- feat at Chihuahua. General Trevlpo, with the men, is in Durango, acting on the de- fensiye. Governor Aneonia of Yucatan, with 5000 men, is opposing Palomine, who is backed by the Federal Government.
 The following freight arrived at Maricpa last night:
 w Beach, plgs 565.
 Rable 6 Wurth, 2 pkgs 75.
 Il Weaver, If pkgf ? 2,220.
 L BaShford X Co, pkg Gs.
 A $ Bashford, 1 pkg 30.
 N c Sheckles X Co, ? pkgs 2S6.
 Rawlins, Wy, Nov. 2sth = Troops now stationed here to-day received orders to go into winter quarters, IS follows; Four com panieS-H, K, L and M, 3d Cavalry, under command of Colonel Bracket, to Fort Laramie; Companies A, E, D and F, 3d Cavalry, to Fort Sanders, and Companies E and l to Fort Steele. Five companies, E, c, D. F and K, of the 9th Cavalry, under command of General Merritt, who will ar rive here on the 29th, twill go to Fort Russell
 A SuREwD DARKEY-"Dat cullud pus- sun on de jnry, hIm's de man I object to, 2 sad a negro when put on trial in the Marion IS. O court tho other day. The black good man and true was unscated, and the prisoner given acqGi;tal. After his re. lease the darkey was asked what he he'd against juryman ofhis own color. "Nuf. fin at all. boss, said he, "but ye see, 1 lRowed if lattered de prejudus ob de od- der jurymen dat get of, an, golly did" {"
 St. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 2s-A party of i2O Latter-day Saints from the Southern States, in charge of Elder John Morgan. passed through here last night enroute to Monassa, in the San Luis valley, Col, where there is already colony of between 3O0 and 400. This is the fifth party from the South that has gone to this locality this season. They get their lands from the State of Colorado at low price, and conform to the law of the State' which prohibits polygamy.
 CoAL FAMINE AvEuTED-Advices from Il4tsbuFSh lDulcAte tilat all prospect of a coal famine at Cincinnati is at an end. The rise in tho rIyer here IS sufficient to let 5,000000 bushels loose for this market. and possibly the whole 10, 1000 coo bushels which have been waiting for enough water to float them 6owu. Dealers here say that the ], 5,000,000 bushels will be enough to cause break in the market ef fifty per cent,so that coal now held for twenty cents and more win be sold at ten cents bushel.-Dis- patch.
 Three Moqui Indians have been in town ior two or tb-ee day- rastiiEg up new ward robes rom all (. % find in back yaFJs, asies eic. faaY usg a camp below to"f rl fAeY have a gi8na pants. shirts take home si'n Rl establish nent u their seven cities. The MINER expects an advertisement from these gentlemen, unless some one steps in and tells them that the MINER has here tofoore said naughty things about some of their relatives.