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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-10-22

j. q. Roller ESQ.,, has leased the
frame building, corner Front and Cher,
nv streets, from w. T. Mills and viii
next week remove his business head
quaters thereto.
The rumor il current that the North
western will run trains over the Omaha
10 a point near Lake Crystal, where a
line will be built across the country to
New Tim. II is only rumor, however.
Mr. s. w. Burgess has rented his
new resident on Liberty street to A. G.
Stetenson. Esq, special agent for the
Northwestern Life Insurance Company.
Mr.. $. will make his permanent home
IN Mankato.
Farmers should remember that by
voting for Mr.. Webb they simply aid in
the election of the Democratic candi-
date for the State Senate. The thing to
do is To vote for Hon. &. G.. SpauldIng,
the peoples friend and an honest man.
DO no complimentary voting, but sup
port Spaulding and elect him.
Among other good things done by
Hon. c. q. Spaulding while in the legis-
lature was to father and push through
the oleomargarine bill, which measure
has already saved To the farmers of Min
nesota hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Now let the good people of this county
elect him to the Senate and thus reward
II faithful and honest public servant.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-10-22
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

The Republican county central com.
mittee have made the following list oil
meetings and named the gentlemen who
will deliver the addresses.
Eagle Lake. Friday evening, Oct. 22nd
Hon. Jno. Lind, +. p. Evans.
AmbOy, Monday evening, Oct. 25th-
Hon. f. p. Freeman, Prof f.. w. Par.
kel.
Good Thunder, Tuesday evening, Oct
2Gth-E. Z. Freeman, B. ID. Smith.
Bntternut Valley, School House No.
ia, Wednesday evening, Oct. 9th
Hons. f. p. Freeman, Ira p. Shissler,
Il. ID. Smith.
Medic, Belvue School House, Thursday
evening, Oct. 2Sth-Prof. +. w. Parker,
b. ID. Smith.
Cambria, Center School House, Friday
evening, Oct. 29th--PrOf. +. w. Parker,
Hons. G. G. Spaulding, c. NJ. Green, f.
p Evans
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-10-22

Mr.. johnson having received clear
majority of all the ballots cast, was de-
clared the nominee.
Under the circumstances, Mr.. FOw-
ler's duty to his friends and his party
was Enthusiastically plain and clear. He
alton in the house of his friends, and
should have turned in and assisted in
the election of his successful rivals. To
appease his greed for office, and to prove
the little regard he held for his party
he Immediately announced himself an
independent candidate for Justice of
the Peace. BY the very act itself he
implied that the delegates in the con-
vention who did not support him in the
nomination were incapable of selecting
wisely, and that the legally chosen can
didates were unfit To perform the duties
of the office. OF course Mr.. Fowler did
all in his power to defeat the will of his
party at that time, and il is not unlikely
that he ~ willing to sacrifice the balance
of his ticket this year IN order that he
may save himself.
The campaign which Mr.. Fowler and
some of his Over-zealous friends are ear
rying on against Mr.. Piper, the Repub-
lican candidate for Sheriff, is of a very
disrcputable character. FalsehOods
| which have not even the cOloring oil
truth are being circulated through the
country to prejudice the people against
him. Mr.. Fowler should he more dis
erect than to enter into such ungentle.
manly and unchristianlike warefare
He must know that his pretended faitl
i'm christianity, his membership witt
tho church and the well known methods
he is pursuing TO catch the saloon vote
by patronizing them literally and il
person are tactics pursued by him whic!
tincture strongly of hypocrisy.
1t is unfortunate that this canvass
could not be carried on with less person
ality, but the fact that it is not, mus
with all justness be lald at the door o
the Democrats.
In the meantime let the Republic
ans throughout the county stand by thei
candidate for Sheriff, Mr.. g. ii. Piper
and elect him by n good round majority
He Is by all odd the best man for thu
place.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-10-22
COMPANY +.

Tuesday night Company + met and
elected Dr. ID. +. Mc'iraw captain, Ia
fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of Capt. Washburn. After the boys
had gone through their regular weekly
drill, they all repaired Ia the Palace res
taurant where ii banquet WAS served in
honor of the retiring officer. There
were several invited guests present aside
from the militia company and the 2nd
Rng't band, among whom were Judge
Severance, Postmaster Cannon, Gen.
Pope, Col. Thomas Col. OLcary, and
Mr.. s. w. Burgess.
At the conclusion of the repast all the
gentlemen above named made brief re-
marks To the company and none forgot
to pay the boys that high compliment
which they so richly deserve.
Before adjournment Judge Severance,
on behalf Of the members of Co. + pre-
scented To the retiring captain, Mr.
Washhurn, magnificent eight-day
clock which had been provided. Tho
Judges remarks were happily made and
roundly applauded. Mr.. Washburn re-
piled in Il befitting manner, and ex
pressed himself rs being AZ much il
spirit with the boys of his old command
as ever; and that he should always bt
numbered as one of their stronges
friends and supporters.
The occasion was thoroughly enjOya
bic. Mr.. Heinze spread a magniiicen
feast and the company present showet
their appreciation of il in most flatter
ing manner.
Company L is one of the best i'm tn,
regiment, and is composed Of some o
the best young men in the community
Our people have Il just pride in tine boy
and II warm side will always De felt fo
them. Under their new captain all liav,
confidence that the organization will con
tinue To grow in strength and improve
in drlll and discipline if such II thing b.
possible.
Here's success TO Company +.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-10-22
MATRIMONY.

At IL o'clock NJ. on Wednesday, Mr.. w. A
Lipsey, of London, Canada, and Miss Lillian
Schuerer, were married at the residence d
the brides parents i'm this city, Rev. IT, &
Hudson. pastor of the Episcopal churcl
officiating.
The bride is well and favOrably known
TO the people of Mankato. She is sis
ter to Mrs. ii. Zimmerman, Jr. and Mrs
+. q. HeinZe. One of the most reserved
and unassuming young ladies in oul
community, she made friends with all
her young associates who, while they
will miss her from their circle, take
especial pride in wishing her every
pleasure in her new relations.
The groom, Mr.. Llpsey, is a stranger
to most of our people, but he is thor
ough gentleman, highly educated and
endowed with those manly qualities
which make true and lasting friends.
He is mt present cashier i'm one of the
leading banks of his city, and bears the
reputation of being an exceptionally
bright young business man.
The young couple took the afternoon
train for their Canadian home, and with
them they bore away the best wishes of
all their friends.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-10-22
FOWLER A BOLTER.

J. w. Fowler, the present Democratic
candidate for Sheriff, has page in his
political career that will not down with
a good many stiH-backed Democrats, and
from party standpoint 1t ought not.
In 1873 Mr.. Fowler was candidate be-
fore the Democratic city convention for
the office of Justice of the Peace. The
record of the proceedings of that con-
ventIOn gives the following results.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-10-22
BOOKKEEPING ETC

The second term for new students oil
Prof. CamerOn's School, i'm Citizens
Bank building. will be opened Monday
evening Oct. oath bya free lecture and
class exhibition. This opportunity should
be embraced by all who are in search OF
a pratical business education. Read care.
fully the school circulars.
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-. i'auIN Omai,i

Depart Depart.
a.. NJ. A. NJ.
Mol KansasCity wl0:r2 Noe Kans City cast7 :C2
MOI - l. NDcsM q S:li No 81 L AMI Pierre
No - l. Il 4 cN cl0:3S exp west 400
No3St L n = W 1910 M ~ I'll Ac west 2:do
NoE III Ac west l2:5O No Ii El. Ac east IL: ~
NolS EI Ac east ln:u.
Limited fast train toI Chicago connects with
our M. at 81 Paul.
Train M. I connects at Lake Crystal for Dies
hoincS.
Trains No = ana dn not run west of Man.
katn.
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Mr.. Ed. =. Wells, Thetis T.. O., Stew.
ems Co., Wash. Terri, was entirely cured
of rheumatism by the use of st. Jacobs
OIL. lie says: II consider it a wonder.
ful remedy and will always speak good
word for it."
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R. D. Hubbard & Co.'s Mills.

Price Of Flour.
SUPERLATlVE, per cwt. $2 30
MANKATO, 30
OTSEGO, I" 20
BRAN, per ton & 90
SHORTS. /" 900
At Mill. Delivered in City 81 per ton higher.
These quotations are corrected each issue
day and are reliable. Hubbard 4 Co. make
-four that cannot be surpassed by any mill IN
the Northwest
Best Hard Coal 5000
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FOR RENT,
A Reliablo House

We voNSON S SSs A siiais
n warranted, is because it is the best
Blood Preparation known. 1t will posi-
lively cure all Blood Diseases. purifies the
whole system. and thoroughly builds up the
constitution. Remember, we guarantee 1t.
Emerson & Emerson, Druggists.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-10-22
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining uncalled for ut tn,
postOffce at MankatO, Minnesota for the weel
ending Friday, October 81, 1886.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-10-22

If you want your work done i'm fine
order go to G. d. TayiOr's, BOG South
Front street. Over 20 years at the
bench. lStf
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THE RAILROADS.
Chicago Northwestern :.
wINONA \ ST. PETER.

wiNONA ST. PETER.
Depart. Arrive
Ia Crosse Milwaukee x
Chicago Day Express II :05 am n :3ha IN
TIA Crosse Milwaukee X
Chicago Night Express. III lisp. m. II :bOp m.
Redwood Falls Tracy n
Huron Day Passenger Gee. l:n5p.m. I:35p IN
fRcdwood Falls, Water
town, Aberdeen Il Pierre
Through Express 900. 90. 2:55a.m. 3:;ta m.
st. Peter, New llm and
Tracy Accommodation -. SABA. m. lO:lOa m
.DaiIy, Except sunday.
fDaiIy. M Sunday train tn Redwood Falls.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-10-22

Mr.. Leonard was thereupon declared
the nominee.
There being two justices to nominate,
an informal ballot was then taken with
the foIlowinp result
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-10-22

For the best oyster stew, raw or fry,
i'm the city, go to the
II PALACE RESTAURANT
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The Round Oak has the reputation of
being the best wood heating stove i'm ex-
istance. Tuttle has it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-15
'NHN Iva TOI SLVOOHHAO

ter than the ordinary prison fare, and that
each man Is fed as man who Is expected
to do good work Is led. Any one can
make the calculation, aud will tind that
there Is wisdom IN the employment of
convict labor on the public roads OF the
state, II Is the only class % work In
which convlcis can DO employed,
In which they do not conflict with
honest labor. They are treated better
because the administration OF tho county
has them directly under It's eve, aud the
sense OF the people would not submit TO
brutal treatment Of them. They are
healthier because not oonfued, and hap
pier because nearer the world than II
they were In the walls The subject Is a
grave and Important one A limited test
has been made In Dallas county, and Ia In
the highest degree satisfactory. II should
be carried further, and to the extent OF
allowing counties, which desire Il, tho
use OF all criminals convicted within their
borders, whore the punishment Is of
shorter period than, say, five years.
From every point OF view this measure
IL In the public Interest, aud IL II ono de-
mapdinu the serious thought OF the com.
miseioners. Good government "a prac-
tleal In It's operations, and TnE GAZETTE
knowe OF nothing TO oomo before the
commissioners more directly or more
greatly Affecting the interests OF the pub
lie than this petition
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-15
CLRBURNE.
one of the Judges at Race Kun Over-A
Scarcity OF Water.

one of the Judges at "a Race Kun Over-A
Scarcity OF Water.
Special to the Gazette.
CLEBURNE, TEX, Dec. l4.--At a race
yesterday ON the race track north of the
city Mr.. NJ. r. Carnes, one of the judges,
was run over by the horse ridden by Mr..
Parker and painfully hurt. Mr.. Parker
was thrown from his horse and received
severe kick.
Mr., W. II. Crow, the man who was in
iured by his wagon running over him yes
terday, is reported to be not doing well
to day.
Mr.. K Carabine of Brown county has
been 10 the city for the last two or three
days soliciting contributions for the des-
titute Of that county.
The water in and near the city is be.
coming very scarce. DraYmen can hardly
get enough to supply the demand.
Sheriff Boyd has received the following
telegram from r. Il. Davis, Esq of
Grandvew; "Watch for my horse, brand
ed with two horseshoes on left shoulder"
1t is thought that the horse of Mr.. Davis
has been stolen. Sheriff Boyd is on the
lookout for the thief.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-15
AUSTIN.
Tue 0ficial Vote Announced and 1
Failing on from IsSssls shown
in the Result.
All the Democratic Congreasmen Have
Good najorlties but narsy,sho Has
Plurality over Pickett.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tx, Dec. l4,--The count OF
the vote at the recent election on the
state ticket, with the exception OF GOV.
ernor and acknowledgement was of.
hclally declared to day by the returning
board, consisting OF Gov. Ireland, Attor-
uey- General Templeton, and Secretary OF
state Baines. The following are the
ngures.
State comptroller Mccall, Democrat,
NV $685. Brown, Republican, IS, 7a9;
hail, Pfohinitionist, 1891; Cicay, 5,
scattering, 624a.
Land commissioner Han, Democrat,
xSl, Has; Iadek, Republican 6S,SS5;
Hygan, Prohibitionist. 1888.
State Observation-Disclosures, Democrat.
GOV 10Y Cieaves, Republican, 5S,0Is; Jack
son, Prohibition st, IA s52.
Attorney-genera Hong, Democrat.
zS0, flSi johnson, Republican, Gl.47l
Superintendent OF public insrnet,on-.
cooper, ID mocrat, 289, ass; Cline, Rspub.
lican, 60. 7os; Aten, ProhiOitioulst. l2,b5l
Associate lastlce ~ Gaines, 289 Ar;
Bufkhardt, G5,7o7.
The highest vote cast was for superiu
tendent OF instructions, 8l7,740, The
total vote OF Texas for president in 1854
was S22 ,2i7, showing falling off OF 45o7,
due TO lack of interest In the election.
For Congress, First District-Charles
Stewart, Democrat, 1854; Ii. ID. John
son, Republican, 10 84l.
Second district-Jonn II. Reagan
Democrat, lG,4li; John Collins, opposl
ton, $50.
Third disirict-C. B. Kilgore, Demo
crat, 1888; W. f. Farmer, opposition
1853.
Fourth district, d. b. Culberson
Democrat, l7,234j J. A. Fleming, Repub
iicRu, 1901.
Fifth district--Sias Hare, Democrat
II 114i George Il Pickett, Democrat
$3.50; IL. G. Mack, Independent, s8lb.
Sixth district--Jo Abbott, Democrat
1885 Jerome KeHrby, Independent, III
1866 A h Norton, Republican, 1863.
Seventh disirlct--Wm. III. Grain, Demo
crat, 1851; j. L. Haynes, Republican
1898; N. w. Quincy, colored, Republi
can. 900.
Ei-hth dis,rIct--L. w. Moore, Demo
crat, 22,9oS; w. o. Hutchison, Republi
can, 1919
Ninth distrlct-Roger Q. Mills, Demo
crat, l7,l6si j. d. Rankin, opposition
/ II, 1897.
Tenth district-Jas d. sayers, Demo
Graf, 26,s09; James z. Newcomb, Repub
lican, 1892.
Eleventh districts. w. T. Lanham
Democrat, 2l,9s0; ]. w, Barnett, opposl
tIon. 7744.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-15

barney Morris, two characters who have
oeen hanging around here for some time
oo,ng nothing, and yellow coon. name
unknown. Morris had helped Mr. Tram
olSue close up the house aud removed A
1olt from the back window, Young
Irsmolade went 10 whltesboro in sosrc5
OF the thieves and understood thew had
gone In the direction Of Fort Worth.
Ihe man Rutherford, who shot Young
Holden near Era, this county, few weeks
ego, came IN and surrendered this morn
ing. HIS bond was placed at $1,000 by
Justics Holman.
Frank Wilson, whose horse was stolen
10 the Nation a few days ego, tracked the
thlef to C9llin county when the property
was recovered, but the thief had skipped
ont -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-15
BoNmAa.
Took IIer Ring on swinging Corners -isun
Over--Cotton,

Took Her Ring on swinging oornerH--Nun
Over--cotton.
Special TO tho Gazette.
BOWMAN, Tx, Dec. li.--Mr Rollie
Shaw was bound over In Justice court
yesterday on charge OF having stolen n
nnger-rlng from tho hand Of young lady
while dancing In the country few nights
since. The young lady sworo that he
slipped II Oh very quickly at swing cor.
ners." The defendant produced the ring
In court and she said II was the same one
The case will likely give Shaw some con-
siderable trouble,
While little boy was riding through
the streets to-day his pony became un-
manageable and ran over Mrs ~. II, Ly-
DAY who was crossing the street. She
was,knoeKed down very hard and tramp
led Upon, and was bruised considerably,
though not dangerously,
Up TO date thoro have been ,0Gl bales
OF cotton bought at this place, and buyers
estimate that about 1000 more win be
marketed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-15
THE TRAIN ROBBERY.
Tho Pursuit. san Goes on. but the High.
waymen Are Not Caught.
FROM HENRIETTA.

FROM HENRIETTA.
Special to the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, TEX, Dec. LITTLE train
robbers were heard from yesterday al this
place. 1t is said that they were In the
south part of Jack county, somewhere on
Salt creek, yesterday morning. There
they had some friends who supplied them
with fresh horses Then they turned
back north and were later in the day
heard to be in Post Oak, In Clay county,
where there is plenty OF timber. 1t Is highly
probable that thew will be overtaken
shortly. They seem to be travelling at a
high rate OF speed, so IL Is well 10 keep a
lookout at every point within reasonable
distance. AS yet their names are not
known, so they will have to be traced by
description only. They are well looked
for In Clay county. Those who are search
ing FOR them believe they will make fight
when overtRken, and go well prepared to
meet them.
DOESN'T ANSWER THE DESCRIPTION.
Special TO the GBzette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Dec. IA man
was arrested la this city last night on the
charge Of carrying a pistol, His name is
Littlston, and he claims to reside In the
northwest part Of this county. He had a
large amount of money on his person,
and this In connec ion with his conduct
sfter arrest, led to the suspicion that he
was wanted elsewhere. IL was suggested
that be probably had some knowledge OF
the recent train robbery at Bellyue. He
is about Ave feet seven inches, medium
build, dark hair, mustache and complex
ION
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-15
A Horrible Out.

special 70 the Gazette.
PiI.oT PoIST, TEX, Dec. li--Ycster
day evening at the farm OF Mr. Q, II Ia
vie, four miles southwest Of the city,
while Mr., II, g, Garner was engaged in
hewing posts with common AK, the
sharp edged tool glanced, striking one OF
Mr.. Garner's legs hquarely In front below
the knee, coming In contact with the
bone, turned It's course, and passed two
thi DIS through the limb, shaving OF n
piece OF bone ono.eiglth OF m Inch In
thickness nnd two incees In length, A
messenger was dispatched 10 the city for
a physician, and DR.. A, g, DE Bold went In
hot haste to the scene Of the accident.
He removed the piece OF bone and applied
The properremcdles 10 relieve thu suffering
man, and thinks he Will recover without
serious results
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-15
Field Trial at Marshall.

s.iai to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX, Dec. 1.-THE first
"A trial of the Marshall Gun club
he'd to-day at 8 a. m, in the field six
les east OF Marshall, and will continue
In day to day until all the eleven prizes
i won by contestants. Besides the
Imbers OF the Marshall Gun club there
quite large number of sportsmen
Il from a distances The editor OF the
tld, published In Chicago, is expected
be present, and many sportsmen from
Her states. During the field contest
N sportsmen will meet e ch night at the
|ikhelors League club TO size up the
'6rt OF the day and To award premiums
N for other purposes. Rare sport Is
Nlcipaed during the week. The Mar
ID Gun club pro oses to be the banner
|Drting club in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-15
Failure atshermnn .

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, Dec. l4.-The house
of Ed Mooie, one OF the leading dry
goods houses Of the city, was closed by
attachment last night, Liabilities s27,-
25O, estimated assets Si4 900. The at
taching creditors are Samuel C. Davis 6
Co., Bear, Seasongood & Co., Meyerburg
Rothchilds & Bro, all of ST Louis, aud
also Charles p. Kellogg & Co. Of Chicago,
with claims amounting to $4,000. No
other attachments had been run up to a
late hour and efforts are being made to
effect a compromise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-15
WTIATED BLOOD
scrofnlous, Inherited and Contagious
Hnmors Cured by Gntlcura.

fI,UROuGu the medium OF ono OF your booka
i received through Mr.. Frank 7 WrAy, drug.
gisi, Apollo, Pa I BEGAN . acquainted With
yonr Cdticnra Remedies, and take thie oppoF'
tunity 10 teKlity 10 You that their uee hn pur,
mhnently cured me OF one Of the worst chAna o.
blood poisoning, In connection WIN efyelpsleA,
that have ever eei a, ~ d this after having
been pronounced ~ durable 10y some OF ho best
10 forwarding 10 you this icallmo ia. unsallel-
ted AZ II IN by you, In order that olliers hnhtr
Ing IRON aimilar maladieB may loo encouraged
10 give your Cut cura Ronedie a trial.
Il. 8, WHI1i1N6Eit, LeebhDnrg, ia,
neicrencei Frank 4, Wray, druggist, Apollo,
Pa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-15
New orleans Market.

4 ORLEANS, La, Dec. l4,-Coffee
n aud higher; Rio, cargoes, COM
q prime, l310 l5lc. Sugar steady;
Rugal, off plantation, graduated,
snolce white, 6sG; off white, 63c;
yellow clarified, 8 8 l6@54c; prime
Clarified, ll6@5bci seconds,
IL Molasses $ rung; open kettle,
va 43c; strictly prime, 4o@42c.
Pr icles unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-15
SPORTING.
Cooking Main for the HolidRys-FIeld
Trial at Marshall

cooking Main for tho HolidRys-FIeld
Trial at Marshall
dallas, TEX, Dec. IA grand cock
u main is being arranged between DIAL
4 and Terrell chicken-nghters, to occur
DALLAS during the annual meeting OF
n csttlemen, which opens on January
Al the preliminaries are agreed to,
IN some flaal arrangements are pending,
Rich will be disposed Of in day or so.
[Is pretty well settled that there Is to be
hyen battles In the main, at 500 a side
Ian, and stake Of $500 on the
III fight. Cookers from Kansas City, st.
suis, Memphis, Marshall, Paris, Long
Nv, Galveston, Fort Worth are
|spected, as well as others OF the
trting fraternity. Aside from the gem
a main it is calculated that there will
about fifty stag fights.