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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18
The Prize FIght and Fighters.

The later intelligence from England indicates
that the report that the time OF the match be-
tween Heenan and Sayers had been changed
from April 10th to the 18th, was merely ruse
for the police. At meeting of the "fancy'
March 3Oth, the final deposit of ESQ for the
contest was made, and Mr.. Bowling, the stake
holder, gave notice that the fight would come
off on the 10th Of April, as originally agreed
upon, that all the Preliminaries were arranged,
and that both the pugilisls were in good con.
dition. Bets of six and seven to four were
offered on Sayers, but without finding any
takers. Charge for conveyance and admission
to the fight had been fixed at f3 per head
Bowling gave assurance that fair play would
be strictly observed; that it would be fair
stand up fight; that if either man improperly
adopted the tumble down system, the referee
would decide against him. The experience of
the two champions is widely different. Sayers
is an old, successful prize boxer, while Heenan's
only prize fight was not winning one, as his
friends claim, from disabling blow accident
ally given to a post. The following are the
previous fights of Sayers, the wearer of the
champions belt Of England:
March IS, ls49-Beat Ably Couch, c5 a side
six rouI ds, IL minutes 2s seconds, at Green
hithe.
June ~, ls5O-FOught Dan Collins, 625
eide, nine rounds, ~ minutes, at Edenbridge.
Disturbed by magistrates, and met again the
same day at Red Hill, where 80 rounds, in l
hour and 81 minutes, were fought Darkness
came on and the fight was adjourned.
April 20, l95I-Beat Dan Collins, EOS a
side, "A rounds, "a minutes, at Chapman's
Marshes, LOngreach.
June 20, Is52-Beat Jack Grant, fIOO a
side, Ga rounds, hours so minutes, at Milden.
hall.
JanuaryT26, ls53-Beat Jack Martin, ESQ
a side, % rounds, 55 minutes, at Longreach.
October ls, ls63-Beaten by Nat Lsnpham,
fl00 side, 81 rounds, 2 hours and 2 minutes,
at Lakenheath.
February 2s, ls64-Beat George Sims, ESQ
to f25, four rounds, in five minutes, at Longs
reach.
January 90, Is5e-Be,t Harry PouIsOn, ESQ
a side, l09 rounds, hours and minutes, at
Appledore.
January 6, ls57-FOught Aaron Jones, 6lO0
side 81 rounds, hours, on an island in the
river Medway. Darkness came on and the
fight adjourned.
February 10, ls57-Beat Aaron Jones, fIOO
side, and bet of fl0O side; s5 rounds, 2
hours, on an island in the river Midway.
February 10, Is57-Reoeived handsome
silver cup as a mark Of respect for the last
fight.
June l6, ls57-Beat William Perry, (tho
Upton Slasher.) f2O0 side and the champion
ship, ten rounds, hour and AZ minutes, on an
island in the river Medway.
June %. Is57-Received the champions belt
value fi00.
January 8, ls5s-Beat Bill Benjamin, f2OO
. side and the championship, three rounds, six
and half minutes, on an island in the river
Medway
June IS, -BeatTOm Paddock, for fl6O
and the championship. Hs
April 5, ls59-Beat Bill Benjsmin, f2O0 4
side.
September 20, ls5s-Beat Bob Brettle, f4OO
to E200.
sayers was born in 1895, at Pimlico, near
Bighisni and his fighting weight iI ten stone
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18
yEIsconsIn JudIcInI RIectiop.

The Madison Journal of the l4th, publishes
the official vote for Chief Justice from IS cOun>
ties. The totals are-sloan, 49,65S, Dixon,
47,455. Total vote in IS counties this spring,
.97,l0s. Total vote in same counties last fall,
lO5,AO5. Less this spring, 1898. 'slOan's na>
iOrity SO far, 2lss RandalPs majority for
Governor in the same counties last fall, 9,42O.
Whatever may be the result of the election
for CHIEF Justice, the majority is so small, eth
er way, as to give rise to seriOns inquiries re-
specting the fate of the Democratic party.
Judge Dixon received the united support of
the Democratic party. He also received a
large number of Republican Votes. In Colum-
bia county, the canvass shows that some fifteen
bundled or more Republicans voted for him /;
in Dane about one thousand !; in jefferson
several hundred and in nearly every quarter
Of the State there was slight detection in the
Republican ranks from Judge SlOan to Judge
Dixon. And yet the probabilities of the elee~
ton Of Sloan are quite as good if not little
better than for Dixon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18

Everybody knows or has heard OF the LE-
LANDS Of The Metropolitan Hotel, New York.
Of whom W. W, LEIANp, formerly of this
city, Nswburgh and the region round about,
iEthS chef bgagger end win DO to bss en in
that line. Tho Lelands have big Sheop
rancho in lovely Texas, Of which w. W. is tho
shepherd and pastoral ornament. We met him
in to"nysstsrday in as big hurry and full Of
- ever, hir tongue hung In The middle and
,Iends fierce for stumPing the owner into a
,cst in Congress from the dolsctablO State
which boasts Of WigfalI in the Senate! The
W. W. aforesaid was sent as a delegate from
Karnes county to the Democratic State Con.
vsntion held at Galveston, April ID, but as il
was pumped out thSt he voted for Fremont in
SO and would have voted for Old Sam for
Governor if he had been in Texas election day,
the sScilsmsntran high, LelaHd barely escaped
mObbing and hanging, and Kanos county was
uhrepresentsd. lie had leave % leave, did 60
with profound oOniempt for the South Carolina
school Of politicians, and took the field at once
as State Rights Democrat candidate fol
Congress. W. W, says he Tuns under ihelsad
Of Old San JacintO, and "Will be elected sure
as h---ll %
Msj. Leland is just the man Texas needs in
the House to offset Wigfall in the Senate. His
address to "The citizens of Karues County and
Western Texas is Characteristic The Con.
ventiOn fairly reused the lion of the Lslands
he says it ruled him out without "beneft o.
clergy, and gave him shat worst Of all epitaphl
written--.AN ABoLrrIoMsr' Therefore h,
goes into the fight on both wind and muscle
Hear him rosr ,','s
Your delegate having been thus insulted, nov
takes the field for the first vacant seat in Con-
gT, IS from Western Texas, and will leave tbs
result in yonr hands, for be knows You alC
with him in the endeavors to stop the misrull
of Western Texas, and that you are for tn,
Union, COnstitution and our Institutions; the
acquisition of Mexico and the key to thu
Gulf, the pride Of the sea and the very gem o
the ocean, the Island of Cuba; AMI the build
ing Of the South Pacific Railroad. know
that our morning and evening prayer and oul
watchword and cry is, ''0ur Whole Country
our Institutions and ConstitutiOn-and ou
Union must aRd shall be preserved p AnC
when ] arrive at Washington under this flag
which / am sure to do, pledge myself not t,
misrepresent my constituents, nor to attack, 81
help me God, any of the great geserals, states
men, or constitutional jurists that have gOn,
before; for their fair fame belongs to our coun
trymen and to posterity. Yours truly,
| -.... 80 W. w. LELAND.
P.S-On my return from Missouri, early il
the fall, with my sheep, shall take the stuml
for the nominee at Charleston, if he be a con
servative man, and remain in the field unit
elected, on the platform as above laid down.
W. W. L.
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Texan Boorishnoss In the senate.

The latest outrage of Mr.. Wigfall, the Texas
clown who dispOrts himself ia such execrable
taste in the United States Senate, is thus re-
corded
Mr.. WigfaI spoke in opposition to the Hsme-
stead Bill, stating that it was not Democrat
&c measure, but part of the Republican plat
form.
Mr.. Pugh inquired in what part of the Re-
publican platform he found it.
Mr.. Wiefall said it was announced as such
by the embodiment of that party, now slit 'ng
with Lord Lyons. [Mr. Seward and the British
Minister were eonversing at this moment on
one of the sofas in the Senate chamber Lord
Lyons looked up somewhat surprised at being
thus unceremoniOuslY called by name and Mr.
WigfaIl spoke Of the Significance of the fact
that the British Minister and the Senator from
New York were thus comforting together, when
Lord Lyons rose abruptly and left the cham
Der
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Decision Of me Lemmon Cnse:

The New York Court of Appeals at the term
just concluded at Albany, affirmed the decision
of the Supreme Court of the State in the cele-
brased Lennon case. The decision is an i'm
psrtant one to the Free States. This Mr.
Lennon brought number of slaves from Vir.
ginia to New York city for The purpose Of
embarking them for Texas; but upon the slaves
being brought before the late Judge Payne on
habess corpus, he pronounced them free, on the
ground that the owner had voluntarily brought
them into the State Of New York To appease
the wounded sensibilit:es Of their Southern Gus
tomers, says the Tnbune.a number of New York
merchants subscribed and paid over to Mr.
Lennon a sum larger than the value of his
liberated slaves. But the State of Virginia
took up the cese and caused the present suit to
be Instituted, in hopes BY decision in Lem
mons favor to establish the principle that
Southern STAKEHOLDER has right to hold slaves
in this State if brought here not for the purpose
of remaining here, but Of passing on to another
slave State. The Supreme Court first, and now
the Court Of Appeals has denied any such right.
The case, however. is to 60 up to the Supreme
Court at Washington, and there are grounds OF
apprehension as to what the decision there
may be. Since the Dred Scott case there is
hardly any extravaganza in favor of Slavery
not to be expected from that court. Should
the approaching Presidential election result in
the choice Of the Sham. Democratic Pro>Slavsry
candidate, we shall expect to see gangs of
slaves, male and female, on their way to a
Southern market, driven hand cuffed and with
V,h abn bas. NIo
streets of this city under the authority of the
new decision on the part Of Judge Taney and
HE Pro-SlaVery associates. This would be the
next thing to the fuIfllment Of the anticipation
ascribed to Mr.. TOombs of some day calling the
ron Of his slaves under the shadow of Bunker
Hill. Indeed, after such a decision, Mr..
ToOmbs might easily do that by passing Bun
keT Hill on his way to New Orleans and a
market r.r1- .li u
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ten pounds his height 4 fEo fest eight and a
half inches. In the above named fights, be
has won f9,0s5 in stakes, and lost but f2OO
during bis fighting caieer.
HsenRn has never engaged in but ono prize
fght He was born IN Troy. New York, n
Nay, 1888. His fghting weight i about four.
teen stone, and bis heigbt SIX feet and one inch
His only hght was with John MOrriSsey, on the
goth Of October, 1883, in Canada, whom he
was defeated In fifteen rounds, In twenty-one
minutes. t,- ma
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SAD oAsUALrIEs.-A few days ago son of
Hiram II. Gibbs, Of HincEley, Medina CO.,
aged six yesrs, was so badly scalded by falling
backward into wash tub Of hot water. that
he died in few hours.
"a son of Mr.. Daniel Gilmore, aged IS years,
in GallipOlIs county, met with a shocking death
on the 10th iust The boy was riding 70 the
6eId on plOw.horse, and when some distance
from the house the horse, from some cause uL.
known, become frightened and started back
for the barn Rt furious rate, throwing the
boy and dragging him by one Of his feet, which
became ontangled in the trace chain. By the
time the horse reached the barn be had become
20 frantic with fright that the efforts Of the
tather-who had discOYered the condition of
his boy-to stop him were unsuccessful until
no had run several times round the house and
the barn, dragging the now naked, dead and
Hlaneled body Of the boy, the father, mother
and ether members Of the family being the only
witnesses Of the shocking sight. -sorll :
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The Quebec Chronicle understands that the
@ Canadian governn ent have undercOnsidera:iou
the question of establishing for limited term
two free ports in the Canadian province, one
for Upper and one for Lower Canada. The
people Of the Lower Province have been work.
ing for years to secure the freedom of the st.
Lawrence to American fishermen, hoping there
.tgT BY to induce them 70 make that locality their
headquarters. This movement has been op-
posed by the Upper Province, for the reason
IH8V shat the movement would tend to advance trade
in the Lower 70 the dstriment Sf the Upper
Province Il Is now proposed by the Canadian
T10 Government to create Tree port at sauIt Ste.
Marie, and another upon the st. Lawrence
That at st. Marie would divert the Red River
lumber trade from taking American route,
UEf az by opening free Canadian trade, and that
upon the st. Lawrence would secure large
American patronage. Both provinces agree
now upon the measure, and it will undoubtedly
become q law.