Arizona citizen., 1876-10-28

!
 shows that preparations have been
 made for illegal registration and natur
 alization in this city on q large scale
 Colonies of tramps and disreputable
 persons have been found bailing from Iimprovised lodging houses. Men have been found registered under names oi 'convicts; minors have sworn falsely as
 to age, and names of Centennial visit
 ors stopping only one day at low class
 hotels have been used by surreptitious
 repeaters. The discovery of these out
 rageous frauds has aroused @ great sen sation. The Times however says that
 by election day the names of at least nine-tenths of the persons registered illegally will be in proper hands for proper action. Conspiracy for an enor- nous fraudulent vote was deep laid but its timely discovery promises to avoid the threatened danger.
 NEW YORK, October 2J.-The Con- hnental Life Insurance Company has failed. The Commercial Advertiser says it is complete smash-up. Lucius Robinson, Democratic candidate for Governor, was largely interested in the management
 NEW YORK, October 25.-The TrI- bune prints following: For some time past it has been rumored that the breach between John Kelly, leader of Tam many Hall, August Belmont, formerly chairman of the Democratic National Committee, and other leaders of Tam many, and Tilden, which first devel- Oped ct St Louis, had not been effec- ;ually healed, and that local issues had revived animoslties. Tilden, it was re ported, had grown suspicious of the loyalty of Tammany Hall, and in or der to guard against any treachery at the polls next month, had organized in favor of MT. Green. These rumors have been confirmed and a very serious split in the local Demo cratic party exists. It is stated that Tilden is fearful that Tammany will run the Republican ticket out of its axis, and it is also said that Tammanv will elect it's local ticket at the sacri- flee of Tilden.
 CHICAGO, October 24-The Tribune's special says information has reached Republicans here that most effectual measures have been adopted to purify the registration list in New York, and that Republicans .here will give more time than ever before to work. It is asceriained be- 7Ond question that gigantic frauds have been perpetrated in registration by Tilden's managers, but it is believ- sd methods have been adopted which will effectually prevent a very large part of them from being utilized.
 CHICAGO, October 25-A Tribune special says: There is bitterness here among Democrats over idvices concerning the views of the syndicate, on the ill effects of Demo | ,ratic successes on further negotiation | ,f' the new loan.
 BOsTON, October 25.--Wool is in good | demand and prices are tending upward. .
 PARIS, October 2j.-The Turkish | Consul and his wife, at Tiflis, in Asiatic Russia, have been assassinated.
 PTTTsBURG, October 21.- Great in crest was manifested in the single cull race here today, between Schan fl and Morris, for $2OOO and cham Schaniff won by length n 8 minutes and 9 seconds.
 COLUMBUS, s. C., October 23.-Troops re arriving daily. Thirteen compan- es are now in Columbus and twenty our in other parts of the State. Every hing Is perfectly quiet throughout the tate. AfiidavIts affirming peace and to law are received daily. i The political campaign is conducted < igorously by both parties. The so- alled rife clubs have all disbanded, ut the colored militia i. still organ zed
 LONDON, October 23.-A dispatch rom Bucharest says ROumania has re olved upon declaring her independ- nee. The government relinquishes II claim upon general European pre- ection.
 LONDON, October 24-In a semi-ofii- ial statement the Post announces that he Porte has accepted six weeks ar listice