Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30
The Democratic Majority Mill in Full Operation in Louis
 jana and Colorado.
Gross Registration Frauds in
 New Orleans and Denver.
Charles Francis Adams Goes Back on the Only and Or
 iginal Superb,
And Declares for Garfield and Ar
 thur and Good Government.
Killed in 9 Dance House.

Killed in a Dance House. Special to THE CITIZEN.
 CAMP THOMAS. October 27. Private John Spriggs, Company C, Sixth Cavalry, lately transferred from Com pany E, Sixth Cavalry, was shot and killed last night at dance house in Maxey. The shooting is supposed tO have been by another soldier, acci- dentally.
 \ Complaint
 Special Co the Citizen
 BOWIE, October 2G.-Are the voters of Downing and Moore Mills Camp. Rucker and Fort Bowie going to be allowed tO vutcs Appearances are very much against Ii, and citizens are complaining. The cry of fraud IS loud. Please investigate
 How It Was Done.
 CHCAGO, October PA dispatch received at the military headquarters gives the particulars ri Col. Joaquin TerraSaS' victory "ycr Victoria, aa follows: The McVicaus attacked Vic toriO m the Costello mountains, sur rounding his fortified position by simultaneous attack and capturing it. Nictorio, a party of ais warriors and IS women and children were left dead. Sixty-cight women and children and two white captivcs were taken, and 1GS animals delivered with all the arms and plunder to Tcuasa5 The latter lost three killed and twelve wounded. Thirty Indians escaped through being t0n lJic uu fhe ground, but d competent force is pursuing them. Caldwell through whose hands the dispatch passed, says: .' This i. one of Hoe results of our movements into Mexico, and virtually ends war with EictorjI's Indians. | shall be able t1 hrsi off the small party that escaped shall organize by columns for operation both east and west.
 Boiling.
 NEW YORK, October 2I Politics iS the burden of the newspapers this morning. In Brooklyn the Democratic local ticket iS much more unpopular than in New York. X Republican sweep is predicted. The Independent Democrats have approved the nOmlna- tions made by the Republican City and County Convention The Hancock and English Club ot Brooklyn has de- nounced the regular Democratic ticket and mountainous on the local tickets. but has lcN it to each mem Der as thinks bc~l in supporting the candidates. The diSsensionS, it is thought, will reduce HancOck's ma ioritv by causing di>aiicction among the Democrats. Out of 32O persons naiuralized in Brooklyn since the last registration day, only lOO have pro- cured their certificates, and cOnse- uuently the other 900. presumably through ignorance nf the law or care leSsness. have lost their right tO vote at the election.
 4 Time-Honored Democratic Practice.
 DNEVER, Col, October 27.-The registration in this city shows i'm mense frauds. The total number reg ;siered is r. 03J. being twice the num- her of actual voters The total pOpu- latlon is only 3G, 0)G. In one ward 40 Democrats are said to have been reg istered from a single house, and since the registration began one Democrat has vouChed for 63l voters. A pToml- nent Democrat from the East is said to have done She work, with the as- sistance of an organized gang Of ward strikers from Cincinnati. Advices re- ceived at Republican headquarters are 10 the effect that the Democrats are colonizing from Wyoming and New Mexico. Great excitement ex- ists among the Republicans. These frauds are unexpected
 Democratic Majority Factory.
 NEW ORLEANS. October 27.-Su- pervisor of Registration Cavanac and his clerks, Henry AHles, F. L. Fish CT. and Geo Finn. charged with H. legally registering voters, were eX- amined before the t0iJrd States Com missioner here to-day. After hear ing of the testimony, the parties were sent before the luued States Circuit Court under Slj, ,uO0 bail. The reg iStration continues. and it is stated that they will be arrested again to- morrow. AfiidaVits are being made against an person, who have regis tered since the 22i instant, charging them with illegally registering. There heinz no Jud-- Oi The |. =. Court there. re sDing order agalnSl Cavauac canu.. be obtained. Cavanac denies that he threatened the use Ol force to prevent hi- arrest and the In- reference of the luited States au- thorities.
 Grant, Level Old Head.
 ArRrnX. October 21.-Gen. Grant arrived by special train from Syra- cuse yesterday afternoon at 4:lJ, ard although it was raining hard at the tIme. was welcomed by an enthusi- astic crowd of lJ, 00O people. He was conducted to two monster wigwams and briefly addressed the people. Ar ter predicting Republican success this fall, he said We are not ready at this time Co surrender
 California Politics.
 S,N FRNNcIsCo. October26 Since Inc fusion of the Wurkingmen and Democrats on the local ticket anu Rosecrans. politics have become more active. The Republicans concede that they have a harder job on hand than before the fusion, but they are very confident that Sln Francisco wlll % Republican by good majority A careful canvass of thc State by com petent judges gives Garfield from 5000 to 5000 plurality. The Demo craes claim the State by 25OO-
 Proposed Mexican Railroads.
 GRAND ISLAND. Ncb., October 2O-- Colonel Geo. r.. Gray, Chief Engl - neer of the Southern Pacific Railroad |, with his family, and Thomas NJ. Cash, his Secretary, occupied a special car on the west bodnd train yesterday He thinks that the proposed Mexican railroad from Leon to Fl Paso, a | d;stance of 500 miles. IS likely to be