The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-13

said Tn his sermon that If the Government lifts its hand against them that the Lord will destroy the Government, and that the church asks no odds of heaven or hell-hell meaning Government. CONGRESSIONAL. WAsHINGToN, Jan. 10.-HoUsE-Whitt- born to-day introduced bill for reciprocity treaty with Mexico. Thomas, of Illinois, introduced bill proposing an amendmen to the constitution proh hibitiDg polygamy. SENATE-Logan introduced a bill to give all proceeds of Internal Revenue tax on spirits to the Educatsonal Fund. to be dis tributed amongst the States. Hoar intro duced resolution for special commission on womens rights. which passed by vote of 9 to 23. Hill, of Georgia, introduced bill to repeal Hawaiian treaty. Resolution adopted.
 WAsHISGToS, Jan. 10.-The President sent the message to the House on letting mail routes, suggesting that as there would necessarily be considerable delay before contracts would be awarded, if any change in the laws was considered desirable, 1t might be made immediately applicable and take effect before letting took place.
 Southern Representatives arc strongly pressing the President to retain Secretary Hunt
 In the Senate yesterday Senator Miller, of California, presented memorial from the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce for an appropriation for habor defenses at ntrance to Bay of San Francisco. SMALL Pox.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Small pox is spread ing rapidly in Jersey City and Pittsburs. POLITICAL NOTES.
 Senator George H. Pendleton, of Ohio. IS in the field as the civil service reform Demo cratic candidate for the Presidency. We do not believe that Postmaster Gen eral Howe will attempt to make his depart ment self sustaining by loppingo of mail mat l ters on the Western frontier.
 Grant and Logan do not agree upon the Fitz John Porter case The former is in favor of his renomination in the army. FREIGHT. MARICoPA, Jan 1.-The following freight was loaded yesterday: Buffum 25G5. Head 7G0, Fisher 1870, Goldwater 8755, Bray 55d, Moody 3G0 Furbish 200 II d C I2oG, ,Iacoby 100.
 AN OUTBREAK PEAKED.
 SANTA FE, \. M. Jan 11-Indian trails and signal fires in the Black Range create fear of all Apache outbreak. Cavalry scouts have been ordered out. SUSPENSION. PITTsBURG, Jan. ll.-Siemens X Ander- sons Steel Co. suspended today Assets sl ,0O0 900, liabilities S1, ,GOO,O00.
 HEAVY LOSS. DENVER. (Col. Jan. 1l.-It is nows as certained that the total loss of this morn ing's lire amodats to over S200,0O0.
 TANMANY's DEMAND. ALBANY, (N. Y.) Jan. 1.-The dead lock still continues and the Legislature remains unorssnized Tammany demands that the Democracy withdraw Jacobs as candidate for Vice President of the Senate and fair share of minor offices.
 INDIAN OPPOSITION.
 HELENA, Mont Jan. II. - Flathead Indians refuse to allow the Northern Pacific Railroad to run throG,it their reservation and threaten force.
 Powa&i WORKS DEMOLISHED.
 SAN FRAN,I-c co, Jan. 11.--An Oakland dispatch gay, that the Hercules Powder Works, at Pinole foint, have been blown up Several men were hurt and some killed No further particulars.
 pR. BUTTONS OPINION.
 WAsHIsoTos, Jan. lI.-Dr. Dutton, uf Massachusetts, physiciaa of Illinois State Hospital for the insane at the time Guiteaus father, !. Guiteau, visited that institution, hes written a letter to gentleman of this city in whici. he says that he remembers wlth great distinctncss S.lpr Guiteau eN- hibited most unmistak cable evidence Of in sanity Dr. MeFarlaRd entertained at that time, as now, the same view.
 THE GOvERSsuIP UNCERTAIN.
 TCcSoN, Jan. 1.-The Citizen says: It seems that fsesllent Arthur is not going to be in haste to appoint to,e.nqE for Ari- Zcna. There are great many applicants and his ekcellency may not be able to select