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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-08-06
EAST MfDDLEDURY.

Our having is nearly done. The
crop is better than was anticipated.
The oat crop is yielding good income.
On the 25th ult. Freddie, Frank
and Willie Persons started for the west
village to return, Fred TO his school.
When but little way down from the
upper end of the street the hold back on
the thill gave way and the wagon came
upon the horses heels. lie ran, and In
turning into the grist mill road the
wagon turned over and the boys wer,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-08-06

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION
The Democrats of Addison county are
notified to meet in mass convention at
Vergennes, August IL, at 10 O'Clock a.
M, TO nominate county officers ard do
other business thought p oper when
met. By ORDER OF Co. Con-.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06
An Intricate Chicago Mystery.

CHICAGO, July 5.-The body of an unknown
man was found in the extreme northern por,
ton of the city yesterday morning near the
artcsiau well. He was lying with his face in
the mud, with u cut On the back of his mead
aud his throat cut from ear to ear. The body
was stark naked, but the clothes of Il lahoring
man were found near Tine police at first he
lieved that II Iaborer committed suicide, but
subsequent investigation revealed tho fact
that the man had been murdered and taken
to that spot, his clothes removed and Others
placed in the vicinity to conceal his identity
lie was evidently no laboring man, but his
wol-shapod hands and the cleanly appearance
of his person, except where the body touched
the mud, indicated that no was athor u pro-
fossional gentleman than an ordinary work
man. No clue has yet been obtained.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06

at the start, but the others soon closed up. A
close race took place in the home stretch
whore Judith got lead and held 1t, winning
by length before Tramp, who was followed
by Odd Fellow. Time, 1:22l.
A selling race for purse of$500 distance one
and a.quarter miles, had five starters! Spartan,
tho favoritc, Milan, Rosaie Audax and Tu.
rome. A good start was effected and the finest
and most exciting race Of the day took place. At
tho grand stand Spartan had a'slight lead,
with Turennc next and Rosalie third. The
last named pushed TO the front Mt the lower
turn, but in tho back stretch they punched.
BeioreIentoring the home stretch Milan ran out
of the track, aud taking the lead, came home q
winner by two lengths. Turennc second and
Rosalio third. Time, 2;1s}.
A stcople.chase over the full course, about
two and a.half miles, for purse orSS0O, con.
cuded tho days programme. IL had three
startcrs--Problem, tho iavoritc, Disturbance
and Bertha. The race began in q rain Storm,
Disturbance leading. Problem went TO the
front at the first mile pole, and he and Dis.
turbancc ran head and head, with Bertha way
Oh. Mother had any advantage till the last
hurdle was jumped when Problem showed a
little In front, and in the run down home beat
Disturbance out by three lengths, Bertha still
way of. Time, SAB
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06
THE rUtURE or Ur4M

Governor MURRAY Announces uis Policy.
SALT LAKE, UTAH, July 5.--At the cclebra.
tion here to-day Governor Murray announced
his policy, which is that OF tho republican
party. lie said that the tree of liberty
planted in 1776 had grown broad enough to
shelter all patriots, nativo.born or nsturaized,
and was rich with timber for scaGolds aud
confines for those who couspred TO break
down our constitution and who violated or
written laws. No state would ever be wiped
out and no star obiterated from the flag, but
no new state would bo admitted to the union
whose people arc not free from kingly or
pricstly dictation in civic aiais. Utah should
he free, aud then, aud not until then, state.
The shacklcs that bind her people to the
superstiions Of the dead past would be broken
by their own great natural resources aud
commanding position. Redeemed Utah would
| 60 forward in unison with civilization and the
law to u great future.
The speech was we'll received by the gather.
ing, which was chiefly Of gentlcs, the NOR
mons rcserving the expression of thoil
patriotism for pioneers day, July 81,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06
TTRGINTA OIRSM EN-.
The Regatta at Frcdcrioksburg Tod

The Regatta ut Fredericksburg To-day.
MISUNDERSTANDING, VA, July 5.-The couu-
Gil of the Virginia amateur oarsmen to-day
postponed fixing the timo and place of the
next regatta until their fall meeting. Tho
races to be rowed tomorrow are First, four
Dared gigs, with the following entries: Riyes
club, University of Virginia, Appomattox of
Petersburg Olympics of Richmond, and the
Rappahannocks of Fredericksburg. The prize
for this race Is u splendid cup offered by Mr..
S. B. French Of New York, valued ut 5000.
Second, four-oared shells, with two entries:
The Potomacs of Washington, ID. G., aud the
EIirondoles Of Baltimore, Md. This race Is
for the strangers cup presented by the citizons
Of Fredericksburg, aud Is for crews outside Of
Virginia only. Third, single sculls, with two
entries: Roberts OF the Potomacs, and Hardy
Of the Uudincs of Norfolk, Va. II is for n
cup presented by the citizens of Frcdcricks.
burg. a steam launch arrived here to-day in
charge Of Lieutenant Lascher of the United
States navy, which WAS kindly loaned by the
secretary Of the navy to tho association during
the regatta.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06
A Row Isoat Run Down.

PHILADELPHIA, July 5.--About . o'clock
last night the ferryboat Argonauta, running
from Ridgway park, an island in tho Della
ware river, to Philadelphia, ran down row
boat, cutting her in two and drowning at least
three of the occupants.
Tho boat contained John Orr, mechanic
of this city, Kate Mahoy, his sstcr.in.law,
Robert Richie, n boy representing the owner
of the boat and Orr's four children. IL was
dark and the row boat carried no light. Rtchie
and Orr and the latters son, James were
rescued. Tho Others were never seen after the
boat was capsized. The names of tho victims
are as follows: Mrs. Mahoy, aged twenty-five;
Robert Orr, fifteen; Lizzio Orr nine, aud
Katie Orr, six. Roberts body was found to-
day floating near the scene Of the accident.
No blame is attached to the captain of the
ArpOunlta
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06

OTTAWA, ONT., July 5.-rhc Ottawa Hcaii
says: 1T Is said that tho reason OF Sir Charles
TUppcrs delay In going to Manitoba aud Of
the possibility ot bis visiting England first T.,
that for some time past the government has
been Ia treaty with repre- "utativcs of syn.
dictate OF English capitalists who are now IN
Ou,wa with % Wow 10 forming % company,
with Llp,uOb.OJl capital, 10 build the whole Of
the Pacific railway, the government giving n
land subsidy uf 5D.DlO,OpD or 90 0DOC coo acres
aud taking no further responsibility. Tho ne
g0tialiuus are said '0 bo very nearly completed, Z,
aud Sir Charles Is 0uly awaiting adyicus from
tho other side before goius 10 l2rglsud 70 Iatify
The agr,cmuut with the principals, whose
agents are here
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06
Sale of tho Nav nrunswicls Railroad.

ST. JOINS, n, b., July 5,-It is currently
stated that the sale of the New Brunswick
railroad has been effected Ii is understood
that syndicate of Montreal and New York
fnancicrs, including also two Of tho present
owners of the road have purchased the rui.-
road and all of the lands. The price ia round
numbers is stated to be 100000, Of which
5000 900 will be held by the two parties re-
ferred to and the other Sl,5OO00O by outside
parties the present bondhodcrs receiving the
face value of their bonds, less four per cent,
The control of the road will remain for tho
present in the hands oil Mr.. Gibson. 1t is said
that the road is to be pushed through at once
to tho 81. Lawrence; that the road bed is to be
widened, etc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06
ytr.iL RAILRoID ACCIDENT.

Deplorabie End of Pleasure Excursion.
A pleasure excursion, mOdo by some young
men to Annapolis yesterday, ended very sadly.
Upon arriving at Annapolis Junction late last
evening one of tho party young mau
named Frank Wyman, I'M employe of the
census bureau, while standing on the
track was struck by the northward'bound
express en- the Baltimore & Ohio road. Wy.
man was thrown into tho air some distance,
and, falling upon his head, his skull was
crushed. lIo was also severely injured in-
temally. The injured man was brought TO
the city early this morning and taken to
the Providence hospital in dying condition.
lie lived at No. 1905 f. street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06
Connecticut Grocuback Convention

NEW HAVEN, CoNN., July 5,-The green.
buck state convention was held hero today.
Delegates from tho New Haven section of tho
socialstic labor party were admitted. A state
ticket was nominated as follows: Forgovtmor,
Henry G. Baldwin, lieutcpant.goycmor, +. $.
stcruw secretary Of state, l., u. Pmey;
treasurer, Thomas Il, Ryan comptroller, IL. k,
Wright; electors, John o. Phelps, Louis Huck,
Robert Pine, Joseph PURCELL Charles d,
Weaver aud II. J. Eugglos. Ouo OF the reso.
lulious adopted rnpudDatos any attampt to
bring about coalition with either the demo.
cratic " republican party.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06
IYACIrr C.IpSLHED.
Nine Of Fomleon on Board Drown

Nine Of Fourteen on Board Drowned.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, July "a yacht con-
tanning party of fourteen persons capSiacd on
White Bear lake, twelve miles FROM here, this
afternoon. They were struck by sudden
squall, aud having no competent sailor on
board the yacht went over. There were eight
men on board, the remainder being women
aud children. Seven single men of the party
swan ashore without making any effort to
save the lives Of the women aud children, who
were all drowned, with one married man who
stayed and made an effort to save his family.
Several bodies have been recovered. The fol.
lowing is list of the drowned: Frank Glib
son, wifG and two chill dren, the wife OF John
Dow aud his sister Tillie Dow, and child OF
Thomas Cline. All in the boat were laborng
mon
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06

SAN FRANCISCO, July "a dispatch from
Victoria says ON Saturday last large crowd
assembled at Wellington to perform a series OF
athletic sports. During the day Thomas Hall
boatswain Of the ship Maggie Il. Hcd, created
disturbance and was chained to post in
the stable Of tho Wellington hotel. About G
p. m. the stable was discovered on fire. 4
rush was made to rescue Hall, but before tho
chain could be removed the flames drove the
rcscueIs back aud the victim was burned
alive be iOIc their eyes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06
cral hundred engaged. During tho row four
persons wero fatally wounded aud not less
.than thirty serIously injured"
GRANT IN KiNSAS.
The Boom Keeps up All Tho Same.

ENroRIA, KAN, July 5.-Fiflccn thousand
people gathered to-day to welcome General
Graut and celebrate the nations birthday.
The procession was the finest ever seen in
southern Kansas. The Council Grove guards
aud Emroria rifles and company Of uni.
formed boys did the military houots Tx.
cursious came on all the roads. The knights
Tcmplar aud the knights OF pythias turned
out IN uniform, tho FIRST mounted on black.
the lgttor on white horses. An immense arch
Of ovorgrcons bearing banner with the words
Welcome 10 Grant spanuod Commercial
street, aud tho town wus beautifully decorated
with bunting aud flags. Au immense car
filed with school children attracted tho
generals attention. At the grove General
Grant was introduced by II. c. Cross aud re-
spondcd briefly. lie seemed well pleased with
the demonstration. The celebration closed
tonight with q fuc display Of fireworks.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06
Another Victim OF Ku-I1lux Intolerance,

Intelligence has been received here OF the
death of Mrs. Dixon, the widow OF Henry Z,
Dixon, who was murdered at Gaaoe, Miss by
Barksaalc. Tho lady's DEATH although moro
lingering than that Of her husband was uouc
the less due to the bitter political persecution
which prevails in that state. Young Frank
Dixon, who nolds position In the treasury
department, las gone to Yuaoo city to attend
tho funeral Of his mother, and his friends here
express fears that he, too, may fall victim
to the relcutless aud blood,thiIsy spirit which
has caused the death Of his parents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06
A CAN upon the President.

A delegation of gentlemen from Pennsylya,
mia had protractcd interview with the prosi
deut yesterday, having called upon him tC
urge the appointment of Major Stone as United
States attorney for the western district oI
Pennsylvania. The president received them
cordially aud the party left the executive
mansion with a confident feeling that thciI
suggestion would bo adopted by the president
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06
0UT-0F-DOOR SPORTS.
Baseball, Horse-RaClng and Boat
Rowing.
Double Victory for the National Club Yea
terday-rhc Albanys Unexpectedly Dis
band-Tho Races at Monmouth
parlS-An Immense Attcud-
Ruce-Rcgatta To-day
Contcsting Crews,

Two Games Added TO the Nationals Score
Especial Dispatch to ruE EArroNAb REPUBLICAN, ]
Troy, N. Y, July 8, 1850.
About 700 people attended the game here
this morning hich was won by the Nation.
ais. Appended is the score :
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06
Accidentally Drowned.

CHESTER, PA, July 5.-Wiliam Bradbury
aged thirty, and Alexander Ball, aged twenty
both of Philadelphia, were accidentally
drowned yesterday, the first named at South
Chester aud the latter Mt the LaZlrctto.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06

SAN FRANCwco, July &c. b. Howard, u
veteran of the Mexican war confined in Mcrccd
Jail for drunkenness, set FIRE to the bulding
yesterday aud was fatally burned before he
could be rcscu. d,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06
rronerty NnluntInn In New YnrI,.

New York, July 5--The tax aud assess.
ment lists for 1850 give tho total valuation of
real estate aud personal property in the city
Of New York at S1,ll37 765, ,797, an increase
over 1879 of $40, ,G9G3q2.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06

NEwDuRG, N. Y, July 5.--Maiia o'Bricn,
seven years ofagc, aud Bella Kcysmcycr, six.
were killed by the Hudson River cars to-day
near Dutchess junction. The children were
crossing drawbrdge Annie Bradley, an
older girl, escaped.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06

PETERSBURG, VA, July 5Pope Woody
was struck by lightning aud instantly killed
on Bailey farm Sussex county, during storm
two days ago.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06
FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
England Excited Over the Pedigree
of a Horse.

Is It Hen d'Or or Tadcns;cr? 1.-Two Reports
OH the Thy Bridge Disaster--Defcit in
British Indian Finances French Ani-
ncsty--Ncw italian TroubleG-
Advice from the Pope
Church uud state.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06
GUNPOWDER AND GLORY.
independence Day and the Way u
was Celebrated.

EIaior IIannemnn On tie sSirmish Linc-Old
yoI sniutcd with Three Hundred Guns
Tie Firing becomes Gencral-An
Army OF juveniles in Lino-
Celebrations Elsewhere
Usual Casualties,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06

Nm,aoi,us''''''' ''''' N n n a
T,rncl rpns--Nnlj,uoIs
Two-hase hits Nationals /; Alhanys8.
Frs! base on erLo.S-NaiionalS - Allauys, ?.
i,ouoS PlN'-INNtoM"i. 4, NIpllHs' l.
sst,,,CLt s,IIt E"tIi,o"oi,g + '"'"0''
Balls cnlled-On Lynch 81; on Kccfo and Pike.
l20
strikes cOllcd-On Lynch, IL on kecle and
fiEe, =" ,,,,, No., ,,,,.,
i,mHITcs ,,,iv ~, MI Sr Ioscnb Simmons
..'.,I,',,,.,,,,. =. ,,............
'7''0'''' | =, '" We ',.', ,, ~ j
AhhN"f y, /" '"'y q, lHHI'
The Nationals honomoly released Eliick
this evening and he Iott Tonight to join the
Worccsle ers at Buffalo by whom ho has been
engaged. Inc AlhhhyS dlsbhnded Tonight,
this action being quite unexpected, tho bad
playing OF the nlnc recently having much TO
do with it, Monissey will probably JOIN the
Nationals. T0bin, PIKE and hoonau, II rs said,
will go TO Cincinnati.
OTHER GAMEs
CHICAGO, July 5.-Chicagos, 3; Proyl.
dcnces, .
RrrrAGo. n. Y. July 5.-BulInlos l. Wor.
oostors n
C,.,.,,,r,,,, O,,,o r,,, -rrr,,,s 4. C,,,,,o.
.hE. hLN 80 0''''' '''S - ''S'' - N'o'e'
A""'' ''
ClNCiNNATl, July o'-bos' s'ohS' - 'lnclh-
natlS, 4
,,..,..,....,, ,..,.,. :, ,,,,,.,.,,,,. ,.,..,.
'eH'e'"'S l"SV' ~ ,r' "'"'
hoSd hRASVH' ~ y" 'AlS o. no second
day OF the monmouth farK association, July
mcetihG' hHa an immense at,cl'An1o' me
grand stahN was eoh'elelely h'lIu nnu tNe bet'
ting quarters were J'mlm'a WIN eager M
yestofS' kih postn 70 i'l, Dolo'o the 'leeplg'
chase, whlun oy'hpe''ou 'EyIg Que 70 soeN
cover anu 'ausou ntn 70 ~ 10 see !oe race
ne ''neN W" !" ~ NJ 01""'',o"' n, , wv 30 i's.
timo was nauo' lh' hISt l'Ie was lor a
puIseo' E'oo l3t 'W"'yeN''o.Ns' 'lanoe hIe'
e'Ehlhs OF mie' Sven ',attoI' HW IuLh'
MNorlte, b'S1' b!,u, NST', N'ls't my ,,"'a. %
hlhB LrheSt Nc0,ll anu Lucy N"'N'I '"'N, 20
B!lS5 ana S,r itusN Bol Nh "INahiase At tue
starr, Bliss leading, turning mo lhe home
s'r9lc, a., vAclt9s si'G hG' Ilt tiiut.,
I31h tue 'TNu Nnt H'l''.'N @ '.n', WIN WIN 'nS ~"
hliy, VINO h1u run up very iHss '' r.,, hni,l, =
heGkI oehlnG, anu Hna'lp tnliu' TINE lgi'.
INC nc race 'oi We J',5yS lgS blIgS As"H'lN'A"'
| OF S'o r.on, WIN 'l,-Io Hui,a iot 'nfG-yHr
oldS distance one "n1 a'hHli mil,s' followed.
Ohly 'Mo Hols's' Nl'nhua a'u f''n'l'u'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06

CHICAGO, July 5.-ChIcagos, 3; Proyl.
dcnceS .
BUFFALO, N. Y, July 5,--BnGj,los l. Wor.
cestcrs, o.
CLEVELAND, ONO, July 5,-Troys 4; Glove,
lands, 3,
CINcrNNATT, July 5,-Bosous, q Cincn-
uatis, Z.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-06

CnlcAao, July IA Troy Mills Gowa)
special 10 the Tribune says; During the
town slapped a mans face for insulting a
yoman. A free lght onsucd, in which sew
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10

PIrTsBURGu, June 9.-Another large
crowd was in attendance at Friendship
driving park to-day. The first race was
for 2:22 class, for purse as 500, and was
won by John B; only three entries. Sum.
maryi John B, !, !, l; Lyman, 2, 2, q
Hannah D, 8. 8. 8. Time, IS, 50, 2S!, 2.
Race 2:37 class, purse $500, was won by
Dan Donaldson. Six horses started. In
the second heat Beach was distanced.
Summary: Lena, 2, 4, 8, 4, 4; Megger
Doctor, l, 5, 5, l, 2; Valiant, 4, 2.2, 2,Si
Dan Donaldson, 5, l, !, 8, l; Frank Tay-
lor, 8, 8, A, 5,5. Time, So, 33!, 81, 81, 3l3.
The Woman's Suffrage Association,
through one Of Its members, asked for
inserting a woman's suffrage plank in the
platform, and Susan B. Anthony was al.
lowed TO present the subject, Dennis
Kearney alone objecting.
In the evening session Hon. NJ. Wal
lace, NJ. P, OF Canada, and A. W. Wright,
OF the Currency Reform League, made
addresses, extending the congratulations
OF the Canada Beaver Bank to the United
States Greenback party. Kearney, an
swering loud calls, made characteristic
speech, denouncing Garfield's record on
the Chinese question and declaring the
Pacific coast would defeat him.
A strong anti. Chinese resolution was
introduced, and no committees being
ready TO report, adjourned TO 1850 A. NJ,
A scheme has been sgreed to for the con-
solidation OF the different elements Of the
party, and Greenback club organization
will be retained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10
FRANCE

PARIS, June s.-The Chamber Of Depu-
ties has fixed as national fete day the 14th
Of July, the anniversary Of the taking Of
CASTLE, instead of Imperial day, the 10th
OF August. The Repubiique Francaise pro-
nounces strongly ior complete amnesty
before the l4th.
Projects Of departments in which Jesuit
establishments are situated have been in.
structed by the Minister Of the Interior
respecting DEGREES against unauthorized
religious societies. Preiects must make
clear distinction between Jesuit and
other unauthorized orders. Jesuits are
not to be invited, like others, TO have
themselves authorized, but are ordered to
dissolve, and on the S0th II June com.
pany OF Jesuits must evacuate establish
ments 1t now occupies for teaching; how.
ever respite is prolonged till the Slst oi
August, when other unauthorized orders
will receive, before the S0Lh inst, official
summons to declare whether they intend
submitting TO the DEGREES. Several pre-
fects have expressed the conviction that
few OF the orders would hand in their
statutes. The Minister said he was Of the
same opinion, but he believed there would
be exceptions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10
THE DEAD EXPRESS.

ST. PErEsRuRe, June 9.-At the Petero
Panlovski fortress the body Of the En-
press lay in a magnificent Gilded cofIia
with the face visible through light vail,
the crown and other decorations Of an Em.
press are surrounded by a mass Of flowers.
The funeral Of the Empress Of Russia took
place in the Petro Panlovski fortress at 10
o'clock. All the grand dukes, duchesses,
princes and func;ionaries assembled al
the fortress church, where the Emperor
was TO be received by the metropolitan
mass and requiem was then celebrated.
The Emperor placed an imperial ermine
beside the corpse, after which the coffin
was closed and borne TO the vault by the
Emperor and grand dukes. The forts
fired minute guns during the ceremony,
aud bells Of the city were tol.ed while the
coffin was being lowered into the
vault, aud the Emperor aud grand dukes
each threw three handiulls Of earth upon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10
TnE Goss.RYAN fIGnr.
Condition of the Two PusiIists After
Returning Home

Condition OF the Two PuEiIists After
Returning Home.
Yesterdays New York Sua says: Those
persons who are deeply interested in such
sporting matters as prize fights have been
much agitated as to the sequel of the West
Virginia legal proceedings against Goss
and Ryan, who recently fonRlt severe
battle Just over the Pennsylvania line.
Both oi the fighters say that they have
received assurances that they will not be
molested, and both OF them have returned
to the quarters near the city where they
were trained for the fight. Goss was not
seriously punished, but he recognizes the
fact that he Is not Young enough TO cope
with such men as Ryan, and will, there
fure, not & 9ht again.
Ryan IL rapidly recovering, and says
that the effects OF the body blows,
which 1t was feared by his friends would
disable him from training again, were not
serious, as the wounds and bruises are
rapidly healing. lie says that he has no
personal desire to fight again, but inas-
much as he Is the third champion OF Toy,
Morrissey and Heenan being the other
Two, he Is constrained TO defend the title
he has gained against all comers. Bat he
says that the next Fight will have 10 be for
5000 side, as he does not intend To be
pummelled out OF shape aglin for Moth
ing. RYAN yesterday called upon the
stakeholder and received the 5000 prize
Many English members OF the prlze ring
tail TO take the same view that Ryan does
Of his body bruises, and predict that he
can never appear again. In regard 10 this
Ryan says that had he hit GUss as Goss
hit him, these Engllshmen would predict
that upon such blows Goss throve, aud
the more no got the longer he would live.