Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
Glorious and Important News
 from Old Mexico. Nict0riu filed and His Band
 Annihilated. The Democrats of Modesto Show
 Their Breeding By Raising a Row While the President is in Town.
Oury Played Out in Yayapai.

the last nail in his pOliticSf coffin last night. lie spoke here tu about forty Democrats and one hundred Republi- cans, and his efforts were directed to abusing the Republicans. He says, if elected, he will sec that every h. dian Reservation in Arizona is broken up, and the Indians transferred to h. dian Territory He will also make an effort to send every soldier from our Territory. He accuses Tucson merchants of being in the Indian ring. Oury i7 dead duck in this county.
 Stewart has iu four days travelled three hundred miles and spoke often during the tune, and will speak in Prescott tonight, a. a ratification meeting, the grandcst ever gotten up in Northern Arizona. Our town is decorated with flags and S.' ban ners. X grand majority awaits Stew art in this county
 Judge Silent. in Mohsve county, sentenced three men Co State Prison for attempted murder, viz: Crum, for 1iyears: TIcOus, for l2 years, and Whlderup for years. Judge Silent's sentiment or the registration of six months residents is that people born Tn the United States or naturaliZed can be 90 registered. Those coming in. no, citizens, must be m the Terri lOry one year.
 The Ovation to Stewart at Prescott. Special to TuE CITIZEN.
 PREsCOTr, October 1.-The people from all the surrounding country as- sembled when it was known that at the ratification meeting Ia this town on Saturday evening Stewart was t2 be present. Ou Saturday afternoon at five o'clock Joseph Crane, with fine team. met Mr. Stewart ten miles from town and brought him in When he reached point one mile from Pres colt he was met by several hundred people in carriages and on horseback, headed by the Twelfth Infantry band. 4 procession was formed and our next Delegate marched into Prescott amid the widest enthusiasm. flags, banners and streameTs decorating the town, while drums sounded and cannon an- nOunced by peal upon peal the arrival of our distinguished visitor. In the evening a grand torch-light process sion was formed and the following transparency notices appeared % Stewart and Sherman send Oury down to Calabasas. " ' Complete Ed ucatiou, "" Garfield and Arthur, etc. After paradin1 through the principal streets the procession marched tO the City Hall meeting 8 delegation Of our best citizens.
 The exhibition Of fireworks and the salute fired made the event one of the graudest ever witnessed in Northern Arizona. Speeches were made by Hon. Thomas J. Butler Clark Churchill. C. C.. Bean. S. P liar grave, Geo. F. Brown, Col. BiCelow and our next Delegate, iIr. Stewart. The meeting lasted until Il p. h., and was the most orderly and respectable ever held in this county. Stewart will carry the three counties by a big Oury is a weak man, and you may depend upon it he will be defeated If tho northern counties can do it. Stewart leaves to-day for Tip Top. He is accompanied by the Glee Club of Prescott and twenty citizens. Tip Top is Republican. He speaks at Tip Top on Monday night; then pro Ceeds tO PheniN. Yuma and back tO Tucson and Tombstone-he then goes to Globe. Raise our rooster for Stew art. The Stewart demonstration was the Craudest event that ever took place in this county. Oury is inclined to pass Mohave county, az his friends tell him it will do him TO good, Stew art having captured that county for good and all.
 Republican Benson
 Special 10 THE CrrIzES.i
 BENSON, October lS--Gcnl. II G Rollins and Webster Street spoke to large and very enthusiastic RepUbli- can meeting tonight at this place.
 lnssIcn; Bourbons.
 SAN FRANCIsco. October 20.-At the time the train with the Presidential party on board reached Modesto, night before last, a Democratic meet ing was in progress about live hum dred feet from the depot One of the speakers expressed great indignation that the music of the band brought out tO welcome the President should be allowed to interrupt the meeting. When the train arrived the crowd gathered around the platform and cheered for Hancock and Iilden, as we'll as for Hayes Several rows en- sued and the uproar continued for some time. After it subsidcd the tram moved of amid cheers
 Great News, ifTrue
 GALVESTON. October 2O.-A News special from Fl Paso says Intelli- gence reached here to-day that the h. dian Chief Victoria has been killed and most or his band captured. Gen. Buell., who crossed Inc river, actin g in conjunction with Inc Mexlcan force. was notified ten days since by Gen. Tcrespss that his further advance into the interior of Mexico would be ohiected Co by the Mexican Govern meut Gen. Buell. Immediately with drew Co the American side To-day Or. Mariana SamlDirCO. 0f Fl PasO Del NoTte. received letter from his brother at C0rresc0lc. winch says that a Lieutenant under Terepas. coming for supplies, brought news that Gen Terepas has destroyed nearly all of Victories band, including himself. The Lieutenant gives the following particulars. On ehe afternoon of the 14th tho troops overlook and sur rounded the Indians. ihe latter being in position upon two hills known Gs Los Castillo, one Of which they were forced tO abandon. On iLe morning cf the 18th the fight was renewed, re- sulting Iu almost the complete anni- bilation Of the whole party. Chief Victoria and 50 warriors. women and children werg killed. Seven women and children were taken prisoners Two hundred head of horses and mule, were rscap,ured. The Mexican los;
 waa three killed and three wounded