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Savannah morning news., 1886-05-08

Newsboys selling the MORNING NEWS
Should buy their checks at the Counting
s., ''oom during the day, 70 save delay in
eor citing papers in the morning.
Savannah morning news., 1886-05-08
soorr,s EMrLs1oN oF ruRr

Cod Liver OIL, with HypophosphItes-
DR.. G. G. LOCKWOOD, New York, says
al have frequently prescribed Scotts
Emulsion and regard 10 as valuable
preparation In scrofuious and cousump-
uVe cases, paIatable and efhcacious."
Savannah morning news., 1886-05-08

Lightweight Pearl stiG ha al Bel.
singers. "A Whitaker street.-Ad-.
Savannah morning news., 1886-05-08
A Thief Arreata,l.

Where can be found a good assortment OF
sprinE haisY Az Colat Bros'. - dn.
Savannah morning news., 1886-05-08

efinoed Eomploie assortment Of tho celebrated
cenwlas 50 Low Quarters. At Byek Bros.
wing
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
25Schenaliche S(larois 3Sfaots-Beifpns mmns 6 ssnbu 1886

CUR 9Ibnabme setgten. 9aS Sahr 1885 Bot
Diele @rfabruna auf's Neue beltGItgt uno
0n!ntt i'm NIgen1etnen ergebell, oaB Die
Nbitabme Der aus @eptnnlu6t ent,prins
genoell 2)ettcte, loIuie Die Bermebrung Der
ourd WeD0ltsN trDenoung DDer >Nnoroz
Dltg Derllblen Strdftbaten fortoauert. IS
i!nb n0n,lld nerurtDelLt megen Strafthaten
geGell Die Berlou i'm Sabre 1885 LIZ, 1856
Yerionen, 1884 125, 299, 1888 1I2,237,
1882 1888, 10 DaB aIlo Die 3Qbl Ger Uerz
iIrtbelLten bier Inn 20,467 ODER 1871 Nroz
sent augenomnen bat. Die Dellcte aeaen
OaS 8ermOgen brabten 1885 157, 275 9ers
lotten 5ur 8erurtbeilIng, 1884 1872, 1893,
1888 l64, $50 uub 1882 1863. 3334. Ote Nbs
Ha5me be!rGgt bier allo II, 059 Qerionen
ooer IL YroSent. Die aus Dtelel 2ublen
fiA ergebenoe &batia1e lit beshalb aufz
tdntq, neil Die iid baDurh funegebenoe
3nuabnte Der @erpalttbGtig feiten in Der
langen 0rieoensieIt cine lei1te GrfLGrung
ntdt ftuoet
9tebeu ben 8srbre6en &C. eegen Die 8ers
ion uhO gegen baS germDgen eridsiuen
pie, ipel6e gegen Stat, &elt9ion uno
DttentltIe Oronung neriibt muroen, BON
9erlNAerer Geoeutuna; es tDuroen tpegeH
FOLDER Detlctc i'm Sabre 1885 psrlrtbeilt
1855, 1884 56. 082, 1888 81, 6S4 uno
1882 81, 6z3 Berjonen. Ole Delicte i'm
2lmte enolth limo tpeutg 3oblret1; 1885
ergaben tie 1880, 1884 1893, 1883 1917
unO 1882 1913 8erurtbellte. 9as Sa5r
1885 aelgt mitbtn bier Die giinitiSiten 3tfs
fern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
Semt1Ge Gr.mlualNattEte.

Die 0eItide Grimi1alitatIitit 1T lett benz
Sabre 1882 etnbettltd aeregelt uno ertGbrt
leIt oieler 3ett our6 baS Geibse Suitt3autt
cine oerartig umfalienDe uuo awedentz
iprehenoe SebGnDtung, CAB maj troB Der
beoeutenoen Shmlertgtelten, nit Denen Ges
raOe oIeler 3wetg Der Stattltit 3u tGu1pfen
bat, hOt1en fann, es peroe in nt0t 81
ferner 3elt Die beutlhe GriminaLitattittf
@rgebnllle ~Llefern, meldne fir Die 9eiamnite
StraIiuittS bon grDBter Bl6tigfeit lino:
DIes belonoerS 0Gnn. ipenn crit ldngere
Sabre nortte1en, Die etne SergIel6unG
unter elnGnoer ern1Dglttbe1. Die lekte
Gusfibrlthe crtminalitatiittl6e 8earbeiz
tung, Delde i'm CONNER b. S. erl0ien,
forlnte crit Die Sabre 1882 bis 1884 inns
faIleu; in benz flr3tlb erldlensnen Sep
tentberpeft sur Statiittf De5 0eatinen
&el@s" lIegen ieBt aber l6on iummaril9e
3aplen Dor, tuelOe bereits Die 3abl Der ims
Sabre 1885 meBen 8erbrehen uno 8erz
geben 9egen 9lel6sgeiege AbgeurtbelIten
n Berurthellten entnaLteu.
0teier Statlitif, in Der ole 11ebertres
tungen, 3uDlDerbanotungen eegen &anDesz
geleBe. ge9en oas OtiIttGr- StrafgeleBbu1
uno 9egen Die GoriNriften ibsr @~rbebung
0ftentllher Nb8aben ulo 0efGle unberiidz
ltbttgt geblteben ftnD, entne1men mir, oaB
Die 3a1l iomobl Der 9ibgeurtbellten, tpie Die
Der Berurtbetlten i'm Sabre 1885 g~eringer
mar OILS i'm Sabre 1884. SIS puroen rGl1z
LID 42O. 800 Hsrlouen abgeurtbeilt 9eger1
ga, 1872 itn Sabre 1884, 402, O82 I'M Sabre
1888 uno 403. 604 i'm Sabre 1882. Nerz
urtbetlt tDuroen 6terDon TN SABRE 1885
343.08 1884 $40, 977. 1883 $50, 1913 uno
1882 329,9 68 Yerlonen. 8eriidnhttgt
man. DUP Die @lnmobMeraabI Dcut,As
lambs it6 BON 1892 bis 1885 UNI mebr als
l Wtlulon Derl1ebrt bat, 10 lit oas Gr9ebz
nib oIeier 3abl fein unginitiges. @s
tarlen nGmliA auf 10000 @inno1ner
(tptr beriGlthttgen bierbet aI1 Die unter
II Sabre alien, aIlo mob nl6t Itrafmuns
Otgen, o1 oeren Nusl6lteBuna Die 3ablen
JOINT tragDlroig MAIDEN mirDe) i'm Sabre
1882 49, 1888 $40, 1884 1875 unD 1885
74,2 Verurtbellte. Son elmer aa9emeinen
auBeroroentllden uno gefabr0robenDen 3nz
naDme pes Serbrehertbums IaIien oteie
3ablen NihtS erfeuuen.
Die SrHntnalitatliif trennt bic 0erurz
tbeIIten na9 ben itrafbaren 6anoIunaer,
Die itc begaHgen baben, in bier gr6Bere
@ruppen. IS gDeroen bierbet unterlhieOen
Die 0eltcte 9eaen Staat. 8teliaion uno
offentli1e Oronung, Die oege1 Die 0erinn
gert6teten OeIicte, Die ge8en DGs Jerm0Qen
geri6teten uno enOlid one 8erbrehen uno
8ergeheu i'm Qmte. S1on in ben fri6eren
Sabren bate iih Die gang aufiGui9e T6atz
jade er9eben, oaB Die Serbreden &C. gegen
Die Rerlon an Der @eiammt3unabme Der
DeIicte am ftarfiten betbeiligt paren, pqbs
reno anbererieits Die Gerbrehen &c. gegen
oas 8ermOgen cine be6arrIi9e OletgGng
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
&eu 1tn0 Souie.

9ie 8~egterung bat nod fetnen @nti6lus
Barber 9eFaBt, oh tie Den Bro5eB gegen oas
BeLL'i6e TeIepbon> Ut onoppl
Dor benz 8nnbe5frei5gerttte in Bolton anz
DGnaig MAIDEN mill. 0a nun aber Dor DEM
2perbunoesgeri6te ielblt ieA5 9rtpat>
tlagen Des Beu'i1en Wonopols tpegen an>
geDlihcr GerleBuHg ieines Batenrs l6pez
ben unD i'm nGhften Sebruar sur BerbanOs
Lung fomnlen loueH. 10 miro oas Ober>
buHoesgerIht mobL 10 pte 10 lber Die
3te6t5giltigfeit bes Beu'i6en Batents ents
i6eiDen. Sn oieient 3uiammenbange madt
Der ySctenttfIc Nlnerlcan" Darauf 1Ifmertz
lam, baB Seq aud besbalb gar tein gte6t
auf' lein TeIepbon> Yatent gehabt babe, neil
ihon 8 Sabre porber. i'm SGhre 1868, Elm
Ratent auf Elm Selepbon ert6eilt norDen
lei, oelen 8au berlelbe gerele1, tute Der oes
>Telep9ons.
Ser v8blIao. 0emfr." fIbrt bic @ngaben
Der obeugenannten angeiebenen Sadlhrift
10 3ulainmen:
Scr @rftnber ocs I'M Sabre 1868 in
Wal1inGton patentlrteR Selepbons, 0err
9tOpal &. 9ouie, tabm i'm Sabre 1865 Elm
Batent auf cine y8erbeiierunQ Oe5 eIettro>
pbonetilUeH Selegrapben". Die Grftnoung
beDGbrte ftb ieoo6 Mot, mesbalb 6ouie
IIe UEl1S( UEE uUnlutItIltnele uUU I'LL 0SuptS
1868 elm tpirf!ihe5 Selep9on berlteute, NOS
fur er nun Elm 3tpeites 4atent berausuahnt.
Die Bei6reibung leiner @rftnDung in oies
iempatent 8etgt, oaB ite gelau 0telelbe tuar,
tDte oas in ben Sabren 1876 1877 paz
tsntirte 8eu'l6e Setepb0n. 0a5 Batent
entbGIt freiliA fetn BOrt pom 6ernipre0en
nit benz erfun0enen Snltrument. 2Iber
aud inn er1ten Yatent Gea'S Don 1876 lit
bauon nod teine Geoe. U~lerfpiirole, oaB
bieie Sbatia6e crit iebt befan1t miro.
6err 6omie lebt nod, uno letn Satent, baS
er in 9Gnoen bat, benefit Die Nabrbeit Oe5
Oben @eiagte1. Weerflpiroig lit ferner,
bag man I'M Batentant nt6ts tpuBte ooer
ni0ts iagte, ais Sell UNI leln Batent eins
fam, iiber bas Gltere Batent zines Wannes,
Der teinestDegs unbefdnnt, ion0ern Elm lebr
befanuter Grfinoer lift. 0a Die 3eiGnun9en
ber SnItrumente BON 0oule Mno Don Sel
fat nolitGn6ig ubereInlttmmen, 10 muB
man auf ben @eoanfen fommen, oaB, tDenn
nint iberbaupt, 10 bod in otelem Bell
ihen 6au, i'm 8atentamt auf cine gans
eigentbimli1e, a%Iffaaenoe Wetie rerfabren
tDorben lit. Die Bebauptuug, oaB oaS
Ben : SeLepbon : 8atent auf betriigerti@e
&eiie erlangt Jet uno oes6alb niht 81 Jte6t
beltebt, er6Glt 0ur1 oieie ueue @nthluung
einrn tpeItereu @runO Der Gldubwurbtgs
felt. @te es beiBt, pirb u au6 9err
6ouie ge9en oa5 8ells Won0poL flagbdr
tperoen, mas Die Nusii6ten auf Den bGlols
oeu Stura oefieLben nod perbei1ert."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06

SIN Sanuartermin oes 8eSirtsgert6ts
su Siour 6 itn in SOMA miro Der
8roseB uegen Der E6otungo eS
fanottl6en Bro6tbtttonspreot;
gers unb Qn9ebers Saobod be-
0innen. Die bon Der @rano SurD oes 8es
nannten @~erihtsbofes er%laiisne Qnfldge
beiaet. 6es eeri9tliheH &auoerpdll3S ents
tleioet, Gol9enoes:
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-19

it i gradually becoming something
la-s than high treason To suggest that
Mr.. Blaine II not the oury man i'm the
Republican party " mo Is tit for the Pres
Idrntial nomination in lSSS The men
tion of John Sherman a "A candidate is
now only "a mjsdemrauur. and the sug-
gestion Of Judge Gresham - not rated
above felony. There are others who.
within the next TWO years. may be named
a. possible candidates without suhiactiug
H.. manner tn the death Peualty.-Sf
LUulS GIDi- IL.uocTUf. Rep.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-19

Jay Gould thinks Judge Grcsham's
opinion in the Wabash case was owing
To the buzzlug uf the Presidential bee in
his bonnet From which il may he in
feTred that Mr.. Gould would not { m
tribute SJO,oOO To Judge GreSham's can
vdS>. - he did to Blaine's. But then it
must * remembered that Mr. Gould had
= met MIR. Blaine and he had not " met
Judge Gresham.-N,5~ York Hrtui,i
Ind
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-19

Senator MaNeys proposition To cNpel
Mr. Randall and his protccticnist follow
erS from the Democratic party. is a
cheerful one. We suEg, ST that Mcs~rs.
Morrison and lIurd Ice appointed a com.
m ttec to perform the task. They Will
have plenty of time for 1t while the next
congress Is in session. .-Nar l"fL Tiib-
fgstr I,.U
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-16

Notice is hereby given to all persons
and corporations owning land i'll New
hope township that the law making the
destruction of such noxious weeds as
Canada thistles, cocle burs, and mus
tard compulsory, is in force and the
town board of the said town of Mans
field do hereby give notice to all such
owners of land that they shall destroy
by pulling or blowing in manner so
as to effectually prevent such weeds
from growing seed. Snch weeds must
be destroyed wherever found growing
between the dates of July aud October
of each year, or it becomes the duty
of the town officers to prosecute all
such persons who allow all such nox
ious weeds to 60 to seed, in accordance
with an act of the Legislative Assembly
of Dakota approved March 12, 1895.
By Order of Board,
Ats G. G. MINER, Clerk.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-16
South NeWhOpe.
Ats

Harvest has commenced In real earn
est. The barley is about all cut.
Mrs. Celia Morgan, of Necedah, Wis,
has been visiting Mrs. o. C. Sanborn.
The school board met at the residence
of n. P. Wells last Saturday evening.
Bids are to be received to build a new
school house.
Miss Emma Bently left Monday morn
ing for her home in Wisconsin. She
will be absent about three weeks.
A party of merry fishers were trying
their luck from the banks of the classic
Snake Creek on Friday evening last.
They report good time and lots of fish
in spite of the petty things which hap
pened. They considered themselves
quite big guns when one of the party
baird his head in honor to the paige he
was reading and called to William, he
had caught another fish.
Mrs. Horning and Edith spent Satur-
day and Sunday with relatives over east.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miner gave
quite a large party Saturday evening.
Some excellent music was rendered and
refreshments served. -...
Yes, it is hard to distinguish differ
ence between wild and tame ducks.
If the ducks take flight it is safe TO say
they arc wild, but if they do no fly, they
are tame.
Joe Jeffry is suffering from broken
foot. Some time ago he went down
into well for his hat and by some
means his foot was broken.
A number were quite pleasantly en-
tertained at the home of the village
smith on the evening of the eth inst.
in honor of the home coming of his
bride.
Nina Anderson and Chet Newkirk
spent last Sabbath at John Williams
The farmers picnic to be held at
Rondell to-day will undoubtedly not be
very well attended from this vicinity.
Miss Petty spent Saturday and Sun
day at o. C. Sanborn's.
John Smith was at Aberdeen last
Monday.
A majority of the farmers in these
parts do not feel SO discouraged over
their crops as they did.
Mrs. N. p. Wells has been on the sick
list for some time past.
Considerable trouble is being had by
many farmers with their binders.
Boz.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-16

"A young attorney, when escorting
home fair damsel, asked her what
sort Of money she liked best. OF
course the blushing beauty Instantly
suggested matrimoi.yn What in
terest does 1t brings" inquired the man
of law.
IF properly invested" faltered the
charmer, IF properly invested, it will
double the original stock every two
years Lowell Citizen.
Bert Gilman and Clint Brown, Of
Gilmanton, Wis, and j. Carter and son
Of Eleva, Wis, came overland to this
city. last week II Watertown Democrat
The Brookings Press has commenced
the publication Of daily edition.
LeoIa, in Mcpherson county, il tC
] have another newspaper.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-16
MARRIED.

BRAEDT-BUFFUM.--A the Depot Hotel, Hur-
on, July ad, 1886, by Rev. John K. Pomperoy,
Rev G. A. Brandt. Of Roscoe, 20 Miss Josie M !.
Bufum, Of East Pierre.
Rev. Brandt's many friends in Warner
will be pleased to read the above an
nouncement. and wish him success and
prosperity in his new departure. Mr.
and Mrs. Brandt have gone east on a
wedding tour, but will return to Dakota
to make their home.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-16

The thorough -br9d short-horned Dur
ham bull !" Horace Greely" (lately owued
by Cate Bros will stand for the season
at my farm, oEe mile southeast Of de-
pot. Charges $500.
Il. ANDERSON, Proprietor.
Warner July 5, 1856.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-16

tg
sylvia Burke cam up from Bristol
Monday
Charley Appel, of Aberdeen, called
his morning.
Eugene Danser returned from the
vest this morning.
Ladies' aud Misses fine shoes at &.
!. Baird's, Mansfield. 4St2
To-day the farmers are having
,icnic at Ronden.
Machine oil, all grades, at G. F.
sDaird's, Mansfield. 4St2
Eli and Gorge Rose returned from
he west last Monday.
Walter S. Taylor arrived from Ham
lton, Mimi, this morning
r. j. Henderson, of Mansfield, lost
horse by sickness recently.
Mrs. Morgan and son returned to
Iecedah, Wis, Monday evening
Frank Hotter and wife, of Alma,
Wisconsin, arrived this morning
Don't fail to attend the dance at
lansfield next Friday evening.
w P. Kingston has full line of
,sterly extras, twine and binders.
Gents fine shoes, all styles, at cash
rices, at q. F. Baird's, Mansfield.
WHEAT.--No. l hard, So; No. /
orthern, 50; No. northern, So.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
yterian church. meet next Thursday.
MIR. g. F Baird and Mr.. Canning,
1 Mansfield, we're pleasant callers last
tuesday
-Rellie Baker, of Sun Prairie, WIS,
visiting the family of l.. C. Turner, of
his place.
Langford, the new town between
lndover and Britton, is just more'n
coming
John and Jim Anderson and Samuel
J. McMaster returned from the Mis-
ouri river last week.
The Aberdeen nine and a picked
inc from Worthwhile will play ball at
ionden this afternoon.
5-Dont forget the ice cream festival,
nder the auspices of the LADIES' Aid
ociety. next Thursday evening.
Mrs. M. Green, mother of Anson
sreen, OF this place, returned to her
ome in Neillsville, Wis, last Monday.
John Bernard, SON of Sam. Bernard
1 Newhope township, and his family,
rrived from Necedah, Wis, last Mon
ay morning.
The Warner Farmers Alliance will
old q regular meeting tomorrow after
oon at o'clock. Business of import
nee IL to be considered.
D. I'll. johnson, alias Dave johnson,
ays that if the fellow who borrowed
Is McHall's horse book will only bring
back be will lend it again.
Don't fail to attend the ice cream
estiyal tomorrow Saturday evening
4 the Warner House, for the benefit Of
:ev. +. 4. Davies, Of the Presbyterian
hurch.
r. +. Taubman, the handsomest
kwyer in Brown county, and as jolly as
. is handsome, passed through this
lace last Wednesday on his way to
.shton, on legal business.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Pres
yterian church viii meet at the home
| Mrs. 4. G. Turner next Thursday
lternoon, July g. A full attendance
active members is requested.
An lee cream fest ival viii be held
the school house in Warner next
hursday evening, under the auspices
The Ladies' Aid Soc iety ot Warner.
olne one, come all, AMI partake Of the
;6d cream
The last dance Of the season viii be
eld at Mansfield next Fir iday evening,
nly 23 Music will be furnished by
'IiIe's string band. A cordlialsnvitation
txtended TO all, and q GO ID time will
>rtAinly be had.
The German Baptist Church will
ave council assembled in I herr midst
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-16

H8-For notices in reference 70 special excursions
changes of time, and olher items Of interest In
KkilwAy, please refer 70 the local columns OF las
paper
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-16
SUNB.EAMS.

Everyone isat Rondell to-day.
Ice cream festival tomorrow eve.
Its hotter'n hellendamnation, isn't
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-19
Hadley VS., Flowers.

Billy Wilson has in hand jerry Flowers
the Montana giant who will meet Charles
Hadley in the Market hall, Minneapolis,
next Thursday evening in glove contest of
eight rounds for the gate receipts. Flow
ers is powerful man and is said to be re-
markedly quick and active. He has been
putting himself in shape for the fight, dur
ing the past two weeks at Bass lake, under
the direction of Billy Wilson, who says he
is in prime condition, weighing about 216
pounds and with flesh as hard as board.
To size the men up it would seem that
Flowers would have an easy time with
Hadley, but those who are acquainted with
Hadley's fighting qualities will back him
heavily against the Montana giant. Had
ley can stand a terrible amount of punish
ment and his wind never plays out. He is
cool man in the ring and whenever he
scores point on his antagonist it usually
tells. 1t was the impression last fall that
Mervine Thompson would make short work
of him, but he whipped the Cleveland giant
without losing breath. Hadley has been
hard man in the ring and although he mas
lost some of the fire of his earlier DAYS he
is still gamey.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-19
CONGRESSIONAL PROGRAM.
Bogus Butter and That Montana
Railroad Veto.

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-The oleomar-
garlne bill is to be further debated in the
senate tomorrow, and its managers eX-
press hope, which, however, is not shared
with the majority of the senate, that final
action will be reached tomorrow night
The reports upon the Payne case, a privi-
legged question, are to be taken up ON Tues
day, and if present intentions are adhered
to the debate will be left to Republicans al
cratic members of the committee on privi-
leges and elections to rest their case upon
their report gives some ground for the be-
lief that the. question may be brought to
vote at or before Wednesday night. If the
oleomargarine bill is not disposed of to-
morrow it will be taken up
again after a vote is reached.
on the Payne case and carried to its conclu-
sion. The sundrY appropriation bill will
probably next be taken up, and long de-
bate is expected upon it. The day will
probably be taken before the end of the
week for the consideration of objected
cases" on the calendar Of nominations. 1t
is possible, though not probable, that Sena-
tor Dawes will find an opportunity during
the week to call up the unanimous report
of the Indian committee, recommending
the passage over the veto of the bill grant
ing the right of way through the Indian
reservation of Northern Montana. The
naval establishment, land grants, interstate
commerce and the fertilization appropria-
ton bill are the subjects that promise to
engrosS the attention of the house during
the coming week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-19
WHY SULLIVAN SMILES
He Thinks the Various Pugilists are
Afraid Of Him, but May Have to
Prove His Prowess.
True Inwardness of Charley MITCHELL s
Hasty Journey Over to the
Old Country.
ST. Paul's willow WieIders Courte-
ously Yield Game to the Cham
pionS From Duluth.
Minneapolis Redeelns Herself by Win
ming From Milw aukee in an ADJ
mirab1e Game.
Confident MT. sullivan.

Confident Mr. Sullivan.
Special to the Globe.
New YORK, July 16.-John L. Sullivan
laughs at the challenge Jem Smith of Eli
gland has issued offering to fight him either
in England, Ireland, France or America
for 81. 200 and upwards. Sullivan says
that long ago he put up forfeit which
Smith was afraid to cover, and that he
does not propose to waste his time in talk
ing or writing to towards either in this or
any other country. Ii Smith means bust
ness let him come to this country, says
Sullivan, and confer with the latter's back
ers, Pat Sheedy or William Bennett. A
match can then be quickly made, and Smith.
Sullivan intimates, will probably be carried
to his home on stretcher. Counselor
Edward F. Mallahan is evidently of the
opinion that Sullivan does not care to fight
Smith or anybody else. and yesterday Wis
tied the Office of a local sporting journal,
deposited $3.50 and wrote long letter to
the editor of the London Sporting Life.
The counselor set forth that he had been
informed by Richard K. Fox that the dia-
mOnd belt represents the middle-weight
championship of the world, and that any
man has right to contend for it. He pro-
l.
Pa, against Sullivan OF Smith for S25. 600,
the diamond belt and the championship of
the world. He will now claim the belt and
put up the necessary deposit for it. He pro-
poses that the fight shall take place within
six months after signing articles, and that
the ring shall be pitched within 100 miles
of New Orleans or Mobile, or in any suita-
BILE place where there will be no police or
military interference. The counselor adds
that it matters not to him who first accepts
the challenge, whether it be Sullivan or
Smith. Sporting men uptown talked of
Mr.. Hearlds pluck, and expressed consid-
cradle confidence in him. 1t was said that
Charles Mitchell, who sailed for England a
few days ago with bag filled with money
easily earned in this country, was afraid to
fight Heard. He saw the nice young man
from Nicetown whip the Ithica giant in
one round, and that was enough for him.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-19
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Congress Still Has Many i'm Store.
But Adjournment Near at Hand.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-The unexpected
wreck of the last of the appropriations bill
the Notifications billion Saturday has
somewhat disturbed the plans of the Demo
cratic steering committee" and it may be
found necessary to recommit the bill to the
appropriations committee, so that it may be
replaced by measure not likely to succumb
to the point of order, which was made with
such fatal effect in the case of the original
bill. If this subject can be disposed of in
season tomorrow it will be in order to move
to suspend the rules and pass bills upon the
recommendation of committees. Attempts
will be made under this order to pass the
bill to increase the appropriation for the
support of the militia. The bill concerning
the life of patents and possibly the bill to
increase the pensions Of soldiers who have
lost limb. The introduction of one or
more concurrent resolutions, fixing day
for final adjournment, is expected. but
while the present indications point to an
adjournment about the first of next month,
it is tolerably certain that the ways and
means committee will not report resolu-
ton on that subject until the last moment.
The reasons assigned are that if the two
houses agree upon day, motions to sus-
pend the rules of the house of representa-
tiveS will be in order at any time during
the last six days of the session, and the
steering committee" would thereby lose
control of the business of the house. 1t
is believed that final adjournment cannot
be delayed after the passage of the appro-
priation bills.