The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-07
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| T-PECiAL TO T. NISER.l
JESSE JAMES.

their report The remains will be taken from St. Joe tomorrow for Kearney, at winch place the mother of the desperado lives: and there inferred. The governor has not yet decided what will be done with Ford, the slayer of James, nor has he determined who the S10,000 reward was offered for the body of Jesse James, dead or alive. The inquest Was beld at St. Joe thIs morn ing, and the verdict was, that Jesse James came to his death at the hands of R"ber, Ford. Mrs James, the mother of Jesse. identified the remains as those of her son She met Dick Little, the member of the gang who gave information to the officers as to the whereabouts of the leader, and called him traitor and coward.
 CONFERENCE OF SAINTS.
 The Conference of the Latter Day Saints convenes tomorrow at Independence, Mo. Over 5,OO0 delegates, from all parts of the country, will be in attendance.
 SILVER AND SAND.
 MARIcoPA, April 6.-Twelve hars of bull lion, valued at s23, ,OOO, from Tip Top, was shipped by Wells, Fargo X Co.,, last night.
 Heavy sand storm here to-day. HEAVY LOSS OF LUMBER.
 ST PAUL, March 4.-Y Yesterday morning log boom was broken at Minneapolis, by a sudden swell in the river, and several mll- lions of fest of lumber tloated dewn past St. Paul About four million feet of lumber, valued at forty thousand dollars, IS the esti- | mated loss. As there is a surplus of one hundred million feet of lumber in the mar ket the market will not be affected The accident is the most serious that has hap pened fol years.
 | LOVE AND SUICIBE. CHICAGO, March 4.-August kohne, a voung German. for unriquited affections, ,s,oss and killed himself this morning. | ANTI CHINESE BILL.
 WASHINGTON. March 4.-Immediately A. after the Senate received the Presidents message vetoing the Ant.- Chinese bill, the president pro tenn. suspended business to lav communication before the Senate and dl' rected it be read The reading of the m,s- sage was listened to with mal ked interest. The vital objection to the bill, was the 70 years suspension of immigration, which the President construes as virtually prohlnl- tory. and therefore violation ot the spirit if not the letter, of the negotiations upon wh ch the treaty WIS based. The message calls attention to the proposition made by the Commissioners on this point, and the counter pronosltion nn the part of China, to show the understanding of the latteI country; upon which agreement the treaty was ultimately made:
 J. GOULD.
 GALVESTON. TFx, March 4.--,Jay PoulC was elected, to-day. president ot the Inter national & Great Northern R. R. INDIANS oN THE WAR PATH. l LEAvENwoRTH. March 4.-There Is con , siderable excitement at Fit. Leavenwortl oyer the rumor that the Cheyennes and Ara pahoes are threatening an outbreak hea , Fort Reno. Mai. Randall with five com . n mics. and Capt. H,od with three coniPa nies. areon the ground. The Indians mum s Der 2,GG0 Their grievances are, that the have been put upon half rations of beei and that the proposed branch of the North 7 thern Pacific R. R. through their terrltor will destroy their hunting grounds. Maj : Ranaaall thinks his troops inadequate | t prevent general sweep