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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
THE CITY.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Bic Brunswick: II. b. Colmau,
3azOO, Mich, W. II. Colburn, Mis-
John Cunningham, San Antonio;
n MeCmry, Cieburne; d. b. Kirk,
6uis, Mo; Henry c. Hudson, Hous-
Phillip Huntington, Deming, N VI I,
Benschuteu, Jersey City, N, j I;
piye Brown, Galveston; Jim Hol-
John Bowers, PaducAh, Ky; Z. S.
Hts, Council Bluffs, la; w. 6.
flle, Austin; Charles T Walters,
*oi l.. X. Kills, p O. D.; & H..
n Gregor; s. NJ Buchanan, Wealth
4the Plckwick: Geo. z. kaufman,
pricans Jas c Graves, Big Spring I;
Rudge, Kentucky; w. N. Bayless,
4 Homer, Louisville, Ky; r W.
Abilene, Tex; W. l.. Dennis,
Masters, J " Phillips, Calves
Prank G. Sehring, st. Louis; j. p.
Quincy, H.. j. G. Allen, New
} 3 heather, Cincinnati; JeE
81 Louis; Geo. N. Morrison,
Faneisco; L Laupheimer, ST Louis (;
Dlllar, Texas; Il. II Cuthbert,
GEO. Smith, Texas; Jas Ar.
Dallas; W. II. Quinctie. Fort
~ l. Smith, city; Jno. McMil-
lasporo, Tex; IL. b. Chapman,
~ Jno W. Walls, st. Louis; l..
New York; G, NJ. Fry, Louis
o. II Davis, Oregon
Poser, Dallas; C. II. Cochran,
Fl I o Brien. j. o. Malley, New
L. 3 Case, Sedalia; j c Cav
tAsw Orleans; Edwin Scheile, st.
hldned Grim h, Charlotte, N c.;
smngler Texas; Jno. b. Gibbs,
oaili NJ Chaplin, X. Hareiny
Aai d. Howard, Huntsville; S
aey, Kansas City; w. O Wheeler,
pan Suiiy Co, c. ID Coffin, Itaska,
~ Barton, Abilene; j. $. wal
seo. II Williams, Texas.
'ae Mansion: r. l.. Thompson,
~. Cox, II A Hays, Austin; j.
nv Galveston; j II wesson,
~ VI Martin, Graham; T. NJ
.ao VILE, Boston; J w. Boynton,
9 Hopper, Galveston; s p.
,nu.'iy anu servant, Buthen, Ala ;
o,tn' Kalamazoo, Mich; d %
1r Ky, aarshalli II A. Parish, Hous-
tn a. / Bennett, Hiilsnoro
','' ~ male, Boston, Mass: A. b
- rufcell, j Mckissock, New Or
n. I. q Price, Hillsboro, hi. [; jasper
sa auss' koppprl; l. b. Hudson,
\ nn,absi ) K Nichols, New York /;
wvS'o.1'seu, Comanche; j f.. Cat
- Chapman, Waco; w. Il.
c na1sas City; G. A. Will
~'ie's ranch. Arizona; j.
IgaaSauuer and family, city;
NJ . S Wilcox, A. T.; w. Y De-
3 r,aSnlseslon; Tobe Johnson, III
Bror, Z, Reed. Bloomington, Ind; j.
"a I,a,l Ing Mobeetie; Col. W G
R, nalled States army; c. II wood-
bs, Ss,'"nnwoodi \ T.. HAYDEN, Auro.
INN bright, Boston, Mass; W.
Il; decatur; r. Beed, Gal
n T q ID, Sugg, Henric Ia /;
A, Williams, spanish Fort;
~ . Spanish Fort; VIM A.
|ou ~, Louis; Mrs. A. Galbraith,
~. 'P. Z, Colt w. ID. McCiary,
|ee,., y Ryan, st. Eouis, j G. Mi.
fhlei NJ. l.. U.vs w.v.rit
bon 3 i. .eckrell, Dallas; john
,rees , : y fFairieiJ H1oky, Noun
|ieAs,, y. Wahler, GalnesyiIle: W /.
|gEe ) Marshall; Geo. ). shafer,
Il E.a..E. II. Granger, Calves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
Fire Alarm.

About noon yesterday an alarm of fre
was given from box No 6, ut the city
nan, TO which the iiremen responded
promptly, aud found that defective fue
on tne residence OF Maj Jesse Jones, on
the corner OF Calhoun and Fifth streets
was the cause of the alarm. Prompt ac.
ton OF neighbors extinguishtd the Gre.
The loss is very light.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

The Miners Supply store at Gordon
Coal mines, Palo Pinto county, including
balidlag, fixtures, and as much OF the
stock as desired, for sale on reasonable
terms. Reason for selling, too much
other buslness. Apply 70 w. n. Baker
&C The store, or 70 G. II. Schilling, SOC
Delaware street, Kansas City, No.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
sERIous RUNAWAY.
TWO LITTIE BuYs SEVERELY ISJUREI
BY FRIGHTENED HORSE

TWO LITTLE Bufs SEVERELY INJURED
BY FRIGHTENED HoRsE.
At 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon as Joe
Wasgener, in delivery wagon. was
driving out East Fourth street, when near
the trestle of the Missouri Pacific, his
horse took fright ut something, aud max
ing Jump tore tue shafts from the wagon
and dashed aw v. The horse ran over a
step-gate TO the yard Of Mr.. j. IL.
Humphreys, Knocking the steps into
spllnters, and. of far more consequence,
seriously injuring the two little sons
OF Mr.. Humphreys, who sat on the
steps at the time One Of the
little fellows is three years old,
ID other six. La passing over the
steps the shaft struck The arm of the
oldest boy, breaking the arm above the
elbow aud bruising the flesh terribly
The three-year-oid boy was thrown To tue
ground, and, from appearances, dragged
for some little distance. The side Of his
face and head was Iacerated, aud concus-
sion of the brain resulted. Mr.. Waggeuer
at once ran up town and summoned Or.
Grammer, who went down and did what
he could for the little sufferers. DR..
Gmmmer was seen last night,
and said the boys injuries were
very severe, huI ne nOpeu not lalai' ~
was remarked by several who saw the ac-
cideut that The horse seemed 20 make no
effort at all In getting the shafts from the
wagon, which would indicate that they
were fastened 10 the vehicle very In
securely. Mr. Humphreys IS not rich and
the accident u his children fails hard on
him 10 a financial way, besides the grief
he and his wife feel at the sad condition
OF their two bright children.
r.h. r,i.,.... l,annr. IN tlln XYnrId
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

The Philomathean society viii meet
this evening at the Texas WESLEYAN cor
lege. The exercises begin promptly AZ
1880, and consist OF an excellent pro.
gramme, interspersed with excellent
music. The Rosedale cars run until the
meeting Is over, so that allcan ride home
All are invited to attend.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

KYLE, TEX" Jan. % This morning
whth the passenger train from San An.
ionic arrived az San Marcos IL was dis
covered that the smoking ear contained
Two cases Of smallpox Tue other pas.
sengers were Immediately placed In the
otntr cars aud the one continuing the
smallpox paticnts locked on the rear OF
the train and taken 10 Austin, where il
was switched on IN tbs railway yard and
the city Authorities promptly notified.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

Thos. Roche 70 st. Iguatius acadop,r.
per, 81 lots and 2, block n, Daggett's
tuuluon' and part OF block 2, C50xsl)
Jennings addition; consideration $4,000.
a Alexander 70 chas. w. Eastman, lot
~ MOCK 2, Schwartz's subdivision OF
N. Johnson survey: consideration 500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
ora.hsa . pea,h.

EL,rAso, Tnxs Jan. 2s--An Italian
named Domingo, was crushed to death
mere to-day Domingo was engaged IN
tearing down wall 70 make room Tor
The erection II q large building, when Tho
wal unexpectedly fell and killed him in.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
Kyle


KYLE, Tax. Jan. 2s.-The town has
been alive with drummers the past fow
days, all OF whom report lively tn,de
among our merchants.
Farming Is very active and good farm.
hands are In demand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

BAIRD, TEX, dan. 9S.--Mr. j. X. Petty,
Who has been suffering long time with
consumption, expired early this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
STATE NEWS.
Ooings aud Happenings Of The Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
Gatherings from Over the state Reported
specially for the Gssctse by Its
Own Correspondents.


Special 10 the ganctte.
GALVESTON, Tx, Jan. - sailed
Steamship Comal for New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
rsaArlana oambllns.aon.s. naidsd.

TExARKASA, Tx, Jan. 1s.--Some ex-
element vas sccasloned last night by the
raiding Of the principal gambling houses
on the West Side by the sheriff, who ar
rested all persons found acting as dealers,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

The Finest RaEor- IN tho world
At Anderson's gun store.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19


Il. H. Lowenthal, Of San Francisco,
is at the Nadeau House.
F. Moss. an old resident of Chicago
is in the city and will spend the winter
here.
Gen. A. J. Stevens, General Master
Mechanic of the Southern Pacific, is in
the city.
Adam Herold, Of Gilroy, Democratic
candidate for State Treasurer, is regis
ter, d at the Nadeau
Miss Rose Dawson, of San Francisco
is Wis ting her sisrer. Mrs. v. Gelcich, al
her elegant home on Fort street
Hon. George A. johnson, Of Sonoma
Democratic candidate for Attorney
General, is at the Nadeau House.
Prof. A. J. Moulder, Democratic Can
didate for State Superintendent Of Pub
lilo Instruc ion. is at the Nadeau House
DR.. H. M. wozenoraft. ths father o.
the scheme to irrigate the Colorado des
ert from the waters of the Colorado riv
er, is in the city. Mr.. Wozsncrlfl's bill
is now before Congress and he looks fol
its speedy p issage.
Captain Isaac Polhamus, Jr., of thu
Colorado Steam Navigation Company
arrived in town yesterday from Th'
Ne, dies. The Captain is cheerful from
the bright pros. cots Of Arizona. now
that Geronimo and his savages are ou'
of the way.
N. II. Foster. Auditor of the M. P. 4
NJ. department. Of the Southern Pacific
railroad. is in Los Angeles for the pnr
pose of looking over the country al
iacent hereto. He expresses himself al
nghly pleased with the city and sur
roundings, as far as he has been able tt
"a ke note of them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19
THE CHINO RANCH MARKET.


,tom.-Cold storage Meats.
c. a.. ,..;..o 80 ~. Chino Raucl
:. s..;.a s,rsat i,
Meat darket on oou'n op"'s
has attracted considerable ae.enSi'h
both from dealers in meats and the gen
.h,;a 80, ,r,ar who iutery ewed
e'a' puo'o' ,,,.,. :, tha mar
the mannger' Mr. "a'Aer, Nv
ket yesterday, was convinced tn :. nc
market in the city can comp ire with i
~ $50 80 .vts,s;ve facil,tie, fol
:" wy "'"'se. = s.4s IS .ha on.
cats ring to the varied wansso VI sAe s'A'
eral public.
Tha great Chino Ranch, Of which Mr..
| |, c..; ...;a,or aoa which il
n cnslu "''u 70 p'op' - :,
L'caied about seven mites sou'ls"ss =
| Pomona, contains upwards OF 5.O0u
| .as 20 ,ha finest prsz No land in Cali.
II 1. ..as oons,an,Iv stock ed
iorn'a' aho sep' o'"',.' aoor :
with fine graded cattle. From oooo 70
lO. 600 head are always on hand, and
49, ..,aot.d The baaves which
'ro" .uves 49, rs ~ ~
su, p'y sne ma ~ rscsntiv norcbased the
slauohter. house and wholesale beef bus
- sstnd;lio and Pico. aud has
na.',sS .ness y .tarsas room At the Los Aoce.
~. IL WorLs These new facilities.
49, ,es ~ )" ,hoss uirsadv owped bv MI
n;ss euusu roLs ~ M NJ BUSINESS the most com.
uIa' .nsse asse LA I;s E e th;s ssc,;on ~ the
p.e.s |" Tha ~ ssco,i storace, meats Of tbs
Sh,sa ,s paanh s,artst srs ran;dIv orov.
Sn'no .u nanen n. y sa ..;tb locsI ,.urchss.
ng 'nso 'e. s;,1 H. i, hort time
sn.h,, ~ nn ~ ~ xs,r,;vs,v demanded
Duo'ss' Tr a;garsnns hs,-ss, H.
nsse ss ss sj s.ass :, ' an ;cs 80. chs.t s
qush.y o. I user '1e fea .,La, - H. ~ ~
ma tnas psepseu ~. ~ Cs;U 90 ~
ooiu s.orase p'y..s 49, s,assna =, s @ rona, rsntsd
msIxes us .a.ks .ks ~. 10 e.ts ,. ha. go = ~.
y Ms' - u."s ss.' ~ hasnas ~ ~ sua IL avs-s~s
Pac''y lor ni:y o., T. % nesms ~ 81 sth.r
smpels'uro J. % so. ~ ;ne o ,o,,chss ths
piPe.' oown ', ~ - rssr hs ,rs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19
new FURNITURE CO.
Buy Direct from the Manufacturers
Agency srd ssve Money.

We offer to the Ulc Of Los Angeles and
su rorDdinr counir' at
tia anufactuvre,s Prices with
fTefeht Added,
A complete line Of Fur 'itnre. COR prising
Parlor Suits, ch4mber i $. bining R.um,
Office aud Library Furniture. al If the
lat, 81 de. igns and hest possible wnrkman-
shin. For the comihR week we call especial
at eution TO Il iipe uf p irlur Suits Of seven
nut frames. high hni,h.d which we will
sci 1t he low price of FORTY DJLLAR5
asnit our g. d. will stand the test Of c,rr.
p'ri ON with thnse ony other Furniture
C h ser, tn I they q n s,ve from twenty -hvs
to 7. r'y rer cent J., buying fr m us
WtREnOu5E a'ing sint Brilfing,
Third ST., between rt aud Hill SITS L
Angeles. fSANr * WALTON.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19

SAN FRANcrsco, September ls.--Ths
British bark Victoria Cross, loaded wi b
-four, which left this port March 18th,
cleared by Balfour, Guthrie & Co., has
gone ashore near Queenstown aud is a
total wreck. Part Of the cargo may be
saved.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19

SAN LUIS 0Brsro. September lS.-The
Democratic Central Committee nomi-
dated Judge Med. R. venable for ths
Assembly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19

MARysvILLs. September IS The Re
publican Joint Legislative Convention o
yuba and Sutter counties met In thi'
city to-day aud nominated A l.. Char
dlel, presens incumbent. for Senator,
and Galvea Hutobias for Assemblyman
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19

MERoED, September lS.-To-night q
shooting scrape took place here between
Cole Coakiey and Sol. shaekley, in
which Shackley. Tobs Rucker and
James Leonard were shot. Rucker and
Shackley will die. Coakley and Shack
ley did the shooting and Rucker and
Leonard were bystandes. Shackl' y
and Rucker were shot through the
stomach and Leonard through the
shoulder. Coakley, who is reported to
have fired the first shot, is unhurt and
now under arrest
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19

SANTA CRUZ. CAL. September ls.--
The Republican nominating convention
for the Fifth Congressional District con.
vened here this evening. J G. Barbour
of San Jose was chosen Chairman aud
J. T. Boyd Of San Francisco Secretary.
Charles N. FELTON, Of San Mateo, present
G ,ngressman from this district, was re.
nominated by acclamation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19

SAN fRAScIsco. September Is Cor :
lroller Dunu has decided 10 refuse to
draw warrants for the mileage Of mem.
bers Of the Legislature. He will also
refuse to draw warrants for the five
days extra pay. voted to attaches Of the
Senate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19

CBroAoo, September Is. Pork closed
weak and lowor than yesterday. Cash,
81. 30 psr Dbl. October. So25O PEI
Dbl.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19

SPANIsHrowS. September ls.--The
San Mateo Democratic Comfy Conven-
ton nominated Percival Selby for the
Assemblv.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

rAnzAu HOUSE
Frank G Sherman. 8 = CAPT Z Hooper. 9 +
Israel Lswou. o KID = 8 seidel. 3
;asss S,se,n rnrla csicsro Lss sa yesss
A Lewis, City Fred See er. 3
q bsnieis, Alameda L q English. sF
Argus Geo Holloway, SF
C L iisdall, do J Nouldrr, SF
q A johnson. ga Rosa II II Lowenth,l, 8 r
dam Herold, Giiroy Ars @ + 3reen. lamp.
@ d'Artoi,, San Diego ton
E Rd'Artcis, DO Miss Mary Peek. ri
H Foster, ST Miss Kate ck, do
Mrs WIN Rice, Walnut W ! Rice San Buena
Greek Ven ura
sr. ELMO HOTEL.
C Carr, Pasadena John McMiller. Cal
" Sorts w,Bradner. laP y N
qrssgn irpSs San Pedro Sa ci1cinnasi maize q son.
" Frankenbnrg, ,NYa b Robertson 4 W,
l. n Edwards. ST Dallas, Tex
N d Kelly, Calico Rankin Blackburn,
KaaImsn q w. Aibu' har>hsil, wns,o,,h Mo- a
n NJ w rencraft. San child, Albaqaerqus
Geo n Stowe, Chicago Jas ii Dodson. vii.
W X Alberger, sF mington
Cray. ship Micron- }ns s,r,,S 4 poison 40
John R Brierly, Ped ) 3 Banni- 6, Wilton
Prco Hovsn.
B Robinson. Elmira. Ash Wilkinson. Po-
New York mona
w N Barton, Rock Isl W Ripley, Wash, DC
Tom o Bittrel, U N Leon Lazarus. W II a
tU Presley, 9 Co. aau Fran
Ernest Mise. Moberlss 6eorse Rogers. santa
Missouri MOnica
L W Hesley. do John X Myers. Myers
4 Dupont Whining vile. Ny
ton, Delaware Dr. d Mcgowan, Cy
EJ vawlcr, sAs Fernando.
sRArp cRNrRAL
| a L Bake, sn Fernan Frank RYAN, A T
" p Hubbard. do VIII Adsms, 8 Fernsp
| kB Hogan, Nashua, v Jobnson, San Luis
Iowa NY
Mn q II Peck. sn Ped Julius Holzmsn, DO
liz Taylor. CITY chas Ncctainc, DO
W b 00rdHn. City WOOD. 5n herdtno
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19

Ronn, September iS.--succi. the
s.stsr, has successfully accomplished his
<..k 81 subsisting for thirty days with.
AMI ordinary food on mineral wA ers and
~ extract from an African root. He
1nlshsd his task without being ~ I'll
exhausted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19

Mr.. A. s. Dunn, Washington, D. c.,
cured a severe cough with Red Star
Cough Cure.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19

SrnAsBuRe. septsmber 10. S.-Emperor
William drove out to-day to the grounds
where the army maneuvers are being
or~Iuof~d
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19

Ban FRANcIsoo. September Is. :
Peer, Sc; 0phir, 81 80; Savage, S2.0t
Hale 4 Norcross. $l.l5.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19
Grape and Wine Growers Associ
alton Of Southern California.

The stock n the above corporation Is now
ready be issue aud subscribers can 90
tain their stock by epplyng 10 the under
signed at the olfice OF W is, van Dyke a
Lee. r loms II to II ker Block, Los An
geles. c Il. ra
sepis-2t cretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Prince Alexander's Sue
cessor Discussed.
CHINESE TREArY-BREAKING.
Ireland's New viceroy London
Noies-Emperor william.
Other Eoreign News.

Special to the Herald bp the Associated Press
sorfA, September IS The sobravie
has approved the bill appointing court.
martial to try Mayor Gruef and the
other offi 'ers associated with him In the
coup d. -efat, on y charge ct treason.
Ths oanton River Obstructiems
WAsHIxcrox, September IL The
following report has just been received
At the State Department.
LEGATION on UNITED STATES,
PEKISo, Jnly Is
Bayard, Secretary Of State;
have the honor to report that on the
18th inst. received from Consul Sey'
mour at Canton the following dispatch
CASros, July II.
Minisser DENLY. Peking:
Stone and pile work renewed vigor'
ously to ruin the south channel. Fake
and myself demonstrated agsiust the mn.
frien liy act. A int action Of the LIS
cations and Consulates Il desirable.
sent copy Of tni. telegram 70 nir
John Walsham, d. 2. "a. minister. ne
had slready reoelvsd stm.iar one rom
Her Msjesiyt Consul. ne tarnisned
me : copy OF his pro pest. which = here
with enclosed: also adare SEA 70 Ia
men dispatch, OF which 1 enclose Z
copy. Tnis question mas peen repea'ea'
" fully presented by all tho miAisl ers'
myself included. !amen seems deIer-
mined to adhere 70 the suic'aai poney'
! did not anticipate sucn ao'ion in osh'
Ton - has been taken.
am, sif, your ooeu,snt ssr vsnts
tSiRued) CHARLES DsNsr'
r~.x.wr m wx,rxR.
q np,.
Ans ioi'o"'us ~ - S Ss-'
commna'caurn 10 us ~. ~ re:s.s ~ S.. -
once. ds,eu 1a'y u; ny . on.sa .s". osei.' :.
Minister mas que nonor 's . ssA's :, 'nas ~ ne
nAs been placea y lscs.ps ~ y f5.;ssS
3rApn'c oommua.cs,,on r a.'s - III ~ s~ s@.o,
Stsses Oonsui = oen'sI, 80 ~
snas many STONES 1ase - Ds ds !. d.;.;na sna
prep Asauons nhse ooeu ''.".S -. ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19

LONDON. September lS.--Sir Edward
Thornton, British Ambassador at Con-
stantipople. has returned to that city.
A LONDON SHAKER DEAD.
Mrs. Girling, leader Of the Shakers in
Enelsnd, is deal. Her scot is very dts
titute At present.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19
M1Tshluss 4 Relehart. lag 5. Spring 81.
I0AAllg IN Carpenter WORK.

step-lsdders and orange ladders especially.
Axeut tor Centennial Wfndmills.
Plaster Paris ornaments for sale, put ap
and guaranteed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19

PAKs. September ls.-Tne RePsbiie
Fyascaise urges the French gevernmsnt
10 tsks advantage Of the fact that Eng
land has her hands full to enforce the
French protectorate over Maoagascar'
20 .herwise. observes the paper. "Eag-
land, when agan disengaged. will be
mistress Of the situation
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19

rAuEs SULLIVAN, OF Salem, Oregon.
ssys ne uas cured of the Asthma BY Gil
more's Nsenctlc lxiixIr EursAls II. d
godfrey. NkdeAu nlook
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19
the Principals APPEAR.

scere4le had she ereelesse that fsi &c!
lowed Sheeedy's : speech subsided, when
Frank Herald, with . sack coat over his
bare shoulders and his tights showing
below, followed his backer, Waithau.
Into the hall and marched to the dress
ing-ro I'M. There was some slight ap-
plsuse. but it was evident that the SYM
pathies of the ,audiance were not with
the boyish looking puglist from Phila-
delphia. The next m mute, cheers that
could be heard a block away. arose aud
ore euthusiastic policeman waived his
hand respectfully as John L. Sullivan
came into tho hall. The big one was IN
full ring costume, (white trunSs, blue
stockings and black CATERS His
powerful chest, arms and shoulders were
bare and he carried his coat 10 his hand.
He did not 20 to the dressing room bat
climbed on the platform at once, dlsdain-
ing the e OF steps, and took his corner
while William Kelly Of Australia, and
Arthur Chamhe Of Philadelphia, with
bucket, tin dinner pail. ice, bottle, fan,
towels and other requisites OF the toilet
Of the 'knocker ouI, proceeded to rub
him down aud put him through
his ablutionary pacings generally.
In the most approved style. A
commption arose ia the hall a.
Herald made his way up t. the steps
aud sat in his corner facing the cham
pIon. The latter looked curiously at
his an,sgonis aad evidently took bis
phys cal measure. Her Id was attended
by Beenis Jones aud Ed Waithan Of
New York, who prepared their MAJ
carefully fer the cJutest. Evidently
they tho ght they had a serioas job be-
fore them. Herald was atiired la dun
csiored tights and white canvas shoes
There was a great difference in ths ap-
pearancs Of the two, Herald seeming to
dwinde vls'bly in the presence Of Suili-
ysn's 4 II tramendoua hysiaue.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19

Roxr. sspss Isr IS The illness "
Cardinal Js ,Sini, Papsl Secretary Of
state. has >6msd critical stage. The
attempt felievs the patient from govt
IN the At, from which he suffers, is
unsv 6ful. The greatest anxiety pre-.
vaiH APapl circles about the issue OF
ths .&rdinsl's illness.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-19
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II was 9:55 when Herald entered the
ring aud exactly 10 o'c ock when the
referee called time. Both men sprane
lightly forward and shook hand, giving
the audience an opportunity to compu g
them closely. Sull,van weighed 205
pounds and Herald 1856, but it was hard
TO believe that hsre was difference OF
ouly twenty pounds between them.
Gloves Of four ounces looked very small,
and every body felt that if the intention
was to slug 1t coutd be done with terri
bic effect. That there was to be bust
mss ,ulI be seen in SuIIivan's eye, that
was flashing ominouely while Hesald's
red b, . I bobbed here and there as they
SPARED for an OF enlDg. Both were very
cautions but Sullivan evinced most desire
g., begin. He made several feints a.
Herald, but the latter 1.-THE aud active az
q cat, got away and danced around his
man in most aggravating manner. Sui
Ivan was evidentIy get,ing mad bat
Herald's face was - expressionless as a
white. washed fence. John could not
stand it any longer. He made one Of
his famous rushes and sent fearful
right handler into Herald's stomach.
Herald countered rapidly on the chest,
bat got another one on the nose hat
sent him fying half across the ring.
But the Pml.delphian was not
there to he thrashsd withouta struggle
and he was back again, banging away at
the champion with but little effect, GER
talnly, bnt with remark bly, good in
ientons. There was no doubt now
about the character of the contest
Sullivan meant to knock out his mau, If
he couid. Tue two fought for wind for
erhsps . minute, and then cliuched
They were desperate in fighting, and
Herald was thrown over the ropes. The
r feree cried; Break away" but there
was no break away before the now mad.
dened hghtsrs, and amid the yelling of
,he crowd the pugilists were pulled
apart by their attendants and forced.
slrncglirg q, in their chairs Tine Of the
round, II minutes. Herald shook him
self and langhed while he was being
sponged and rubbed down. He did not
louk much the worse for the rough
handling he had received. Sullivan was
not hurt, but he was evidently very
mad. He d fou d more powers Of re
sisiance in the Philadelphia boy than be
expected.
The SECOND ROUND.
The second round opened with eau
tious sparring. Sullivan was wary and
Herald little apprehensive of the