Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
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The Governor ComIns.

The Governor Coming.
 Special to THE CITIZEN.
 SAN FRANCISCo. October 23.-John c. Fremont arrived yesterday on his way to Arizona.
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 CmCAGO. October 23.-A Times special from Boston gives a rumor that Sprague is endeavoring to find the whereabouts of his wife, having ascertaincd that she was accompanying . COnkling through New York State in his special car and stopping where he stopped. This story is not believed. Good Victorio.
 SANTA FE; October 23.-Gen. Ter rasas. chief commander of the Mex ican troops, writes Gen. Hatch that on the 10th he killed Victoria and 60 warriors and IS women and children and captured GS women and chil- ! dren. There are still 30 Indians at ! large. Terrasas has 1900 men Oper- ating, and there are 800 United States ! troops out on the border of New Mex ico. Goldburn, with 300 men, is or , dered to drive all Nescal Indians back to thelr agency.
 Barnum Finds 1Iare's Nest-It Re quIres Full Week to Impart the Great News.
 The National Democratic Com mittee will issue the following to- night to the public
 When this campaign opened lhc | National Democratic Committee con | traced with the American Union and [ Western Union Telegraph Companies : for specials for their business, and ar- ! ranged with said companies that all ! telegrams sent or received by the committee should be returned at the ! end of each week to the cashier of | the committee Gs vouchers for bills rendered. The telegrams sent or re- Celved bv our committee have been ! returned under this arrangement weekly and paid for according to con- tract. On Wednesday morning, Oc- ! tober 15. the Western Union Tele- | graph Company returned tO the com mittee the vouchers as usual for the | second week in October r. Upon eN- animation by our cashier, to verify the | account, the following telegr0ms were found in a package sent in as youch- ! CTS. evidently being a mistake on the part of the officials having the same 1 in charge at the office of the Western Union Telegraph Company The ! telegrams arc written upon Western Union blanks and are as follows: | RUsH. October 12.-TO Hon. (. NOyes-care (. Jenkins-Jackson- ulle, Florida Photographed yesterday, 1 will provide Gs requested two hun l dred each for Callendar and yourself as compensation.
 | Signed MARSHALL JEWELL.
 C. K, r, paid. F. Wicker. Collector. Key West. | Florida. City of Dallas took 1j0; {; l City of Texas, 100; Colorado, 100. ! Key West men on deck Instructed to say nothing about it.
 l Signed. MARSHALL JEWELL.
 2G, paid.
 The numerals lj0. etc. III the last l telegram mean men. These tclegramS 1 10 Wicker tell their own story. The sun had not gone down in Indiana | when the greatest frauds ever per petratcd on a free government and : free ballot were about to be COnsum- mated when the Chairman of the Ma ! tional Republican Committee and the 1 officials of the United States Govern ment were preparing Co repeat Tn | Florida the infamy c0nSummaJed in | Indiana. Telcgrams of NIT. Jewell
  [ only confirm what the committee well knew. The tclcgrams above are in ! .he possession of the committee. and they are written with copying ink and | have been copied in letter press 1 book and bear the telegraph receivers ! checks and marks. The committee . defy anyone to assert that they are not | genuine telegrams. They are being ! Autographed and will be given to the ! public in q day or two.
 ISigncd.1 ". IT. BARNUM 1 Chairman Democratic Committee. narnun'- story Knocked to Flinders.
 NEW YORK. October 22. National | Republican Headquarters, October % Yesterday. Barnum. Chairman Ma tional Democratic Committee. issued an address to the public in which he ! published two telegrams sent by my ! self The following are the facts: On ! October Sth. verbal information was received at Republican headquarters | that 200 or 900 men were going out from this city in the MOllOy steamer for Florida. On the strength Of such . information tho following telegram ! was sent to F. Wicker, Collector, key | West, telling him that the men in question were believed Co be Demo , cratic repcaters.
 NEW YORK. October S.-To r. ! Wicker, Key West: Molloy steamer of fast week had two Cy three hun drcd workmen for some railroad looks as though they were sent Co Key West 10 vote Signed JEWELL.
 On the llth of october a letter was received at these headquarters ot which the following is a copy.
 "CUsTOM HOrsE, New York, Oc- tober 11.-Dcar sir: l have just re- received the enclosed letter from per fectly reliable parties. You remem- Der me telling you l would try to rc- at the facts Yours in hast
 Signed S. r.. FEAScHEE . Following is a memorandumic Liiv !, of Dallas. 1J0; State ot Texas, lUJ; ! Colorado, 100 men on deck. You are instructed to say nothing ahoGi lt; denied in office and dock that any had gone
 The substance ot this information contained in the letter and memor- andum above quoted was then teic- craphed by me 10 NIT. Wickers-
 NEW YORK. October 12.-To r. ' Wicker, Collector Key West: City of Dallas took 1J0; City of Texas. lOj; Colorado. 100 for Key West men on ! deck instructed to say nothing about 1t. TSignedl MARSHALL JEWELL. l. was believed at these hcadquar- ters that the Democrats were sending them to Florida as repeaters. and ac- ton was taken to prevent them from reaping any benefit from the scheme ' The telegram which was sent to NF. N~.,--- o cort- of which Is uIVrU