Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29

TELEGRAPH. l. PACIFIC COAST.
 Special to the CITIZEN.
 F. TOTAL WRECK, Oct. 22.-A large ant l. enthusiastic Republican meeting va
 held at this place last evening. Tn, ' meeting was held in the open air, ther,
 bsing no place large enough to cOntaiI V the crowd that assembled. The meeting D was called to order by Mir. Salsig. Judge
 Smith, the Republican candidate fol ]; District Attorney, addressed the meet ing in an eloquent speech which wa; I enthusiastically received. The audiercC
 was composed of Democrats as well ai
 Republicans and all acknowledge that Z the Judges speech was able and con- vIncing and the meeting was decided
 success, aud will greatly strengthen the
 whole Republican ticket. In the En- | pire Judge Smith is the coming man ! for District Attorney and the district
 can te counted on for Republican majority on the 7th of November. Special Co the CITIZEN:
 WILCOX, 4. T., Oct. 23.-In drunk en row at this place yesterday, soldier
 named Frisbe shot and instantly killed fellow soldier by name of Manion. They were both members of the Sd Cav airy and had been good friends previous to the shooting. The murderer IS un- der arrest.
 SAN FRANCIsco, Oct. 23.-A Healds- burg dispatch says that City Marshal Fields attempted to arrest Henry De Cortaz. a deserter from the artillery, L.. $. Army. He made d successful resist ance. Sergeant White, |. $. A., met with no better success, but reinforced by Sergeant Whalen and a squad made second attempt. De COrtaz emptied bis revolver without effect and was shot dead.
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 TOTAL WRECK, Oct 24.-There WAS to have been grand Democratic rally here last evening. The meeting was to have been addressed by prominent candidate. who failed to put ID gn ap- pearance. Quite a crowd had assembled and waited until late in the evening but no one came. Ths morning the Ameri- can flag was hoisted ut Nelson & Georges at half mast signifying the death of the Democratic party. Special 10 the CITIZEN.
 NoGALEs, Oct. 2j.--John BrickwOod killed Barry Sutton here last night. Verdict of the coroner's jury, iustifable homicide. Special to the CITIZEN
 CONTENTION, Oct. 25.-John Mckenzie died at Benson this morning of malari- al fever.
 The excursion train for the connec- tion ceremonies on the A. T. < s. F. R. R. is lightly loaded Tucson is repre- sented by Albert Steinfeld, l.. c. Hughes and J. A. Whitmors. The train will reach Calabasas at noon. The ceremo- ny will commence at the line at 3O'clock. l Special to the CITIZEN.
 MORALES, Oct. 25.-The ceremony of driving the golden spike connecting the 1. New Mexico and Arizona railroad with 1 the Sonora Limited is concluded. The | spike was driven by Mrs. W. R. Morley | and C. c. Wheeler, general manager of ! the Atchlson, Topeka and Santa Ferail- | road. Appropriate addresses were made | on behalf of the Mexican government; | letter from Governor Tritle was read . and translated and Judge F. NJ. Smith . made an address of congratulatiOn. | The party returned to Calabasas for dinner.
 Special to the CrIIzkN.
 CHARLESTON, Oct. 25.-The Republi- can held a rousing meeting here last night. 4 stand trapped with the patIonal colors was erected on Main street, and large bonfire was set near by and after a discharge of fireworks and a few blasts from Vintenrs' brass band which was in attendance, the meeting was called to order by Webster Street, Chairman of Central Committee, when speeches were made by the following gentlemen, candidates for the offices named Lyttle- ton Price, District Attorney; D. J. Drum, Probate Judge; ". H. Savage, and H. B. MaIson Assembly;J.L l.. Ward, Sheriff; W. A. HarwOod, Recorder, and Jno. Montgomery, Supervisor. All the speeches, though necessarily brief, were pertinent and to the point. MT. Wards remarks were very forcible and well chosen although he said the office for which he aspired required a man not Of words but of action. Mir. Harvood made neat and witty little speech in which he referred to himself as the last and least. After the speaking the band paraded the streets and played a piece at all of the principal houses. For the sake of the few good men who have allied them , selves with the Democrats, we regret the , defeat to which that party will be sub iected on the 7th of November.