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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
The Burning Mine,

CALUMET, MICH, Dec. 1.-The burning
shaft Of the Calumet mine is left open
and the mine management is confident
that the fire will be OF short duration. The
temperature at the mouth Of the shaft Is
very much lower to-day. No clew has
yet been obtained to the origin OF the fire.
The theory has been advanced that the
wire skip rope In psssipg swiftly over the
rollers in the sktp-wxy might have caused
the fire by friction, but such theory has
been discarded by the miue authorities as
the ekips ran quite slowly that night.
Rigid examination has been made Of all
men working In that portion of the mine,
but nothing that would throw any light
upon the sub sct WAS elected. Number
shs being over 1000 feet from the burn
ing Hecls shaft, where the last fi;e oc-
cured, and no fire evsr having crossed
over to the Calumet branch OF the mine,
this theory is also untenable. The pre-
vRilirg opinion Is tha. the fire was the
work Of an incendiary. No preparations
are being made to send down csrbonic
gas, the fire being so near the surface,
sud there is such strong upward
drought in the burning shaf, 1t Is be-
lleved the fire will burn out In few
days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
AUSTIN,
Additional Delegates to MsniEomsry-Etn
Oounting tho Yote.i

Additional Delegates to MsnlEomsry-Etnl
Oountir tho yote.i
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tx, Dec. George Pow
ell, Esq, district attorney for the Thirty
eighth Judicial district, to-day sent in his
resignation to Governor Ross, who has
accepted the same.
The state treasurer to-day paid out
SIS 900 to employees, judges, ssYlums,
etc.
The comptroller deposited $500 in the
treasury.
Governor Ross to day appointed the
following additional delegates to the
Sou!her Interstate immigration conven-
ton st Montgomery. Ala, which meets
on the II h inst: John T. HArcourt,
Weatherford; c. lombard, Houston; B.
W. Mccullough, Dallas; W. D. Kyser,
Marlin; R. B. Cody, Dallas; W. v. john
sor, Colorado City; NJ. Brixoe, Rict-
mond; 3. P. Pearson, Richmond; S. j.
T. Johnson. CorsicanA; JEFF Brown, Aus
tin; ]. &. Winter, Waco.
There WAS Q meeting Of the capitol
board this morning, Governor Rose be-.
ing present, but nothing WAS done except
to talk over the examining architects
forthcoming report.
Houston Harmony Club fled charter
to>day and the Golisd Charity Club.
The footings Of the electoral vote will
hardly be finished before Monday even.
ing. Judge Callahan Of the secretary CT
states Office is busy at work on them.
Superintendent Cooper will in few
days send out circular outlining the
work for Institutes in the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Gable Notes.

DUBLIN, Dec. 1.-The land commission
hss ordered large reductions In rents In
the vicinity of Tureles. In some cases
the reductions are IS high as 40 per cent
BERLIN, Dec. 1.-The Emperor Is suf-
ferirg with sn ear affection. 1t is ru-
mored that growth has been discovered
inside his ear.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The colliers Of
Northumberland county have accepted
the advance offered by the masters and
the dispute between the max and owneIs
is eettled.
LONDON, Dec. I.-Mr. John Bright
continues to gain strength.
BERLIN. Dec. 1.-The Emperor William
is improving, but still keeps to his bed
room.
DUBLIN, Dec. bishop O'Dwyer Of
Limerick has intimkted that unless the
boycotling of Ryan for taking an evicted
farm shall cease he will close the church
of the parish In which the fsrm Is lo>
Gated and suspend al masses, skcrs-
ments and burials.
Mr.. Sexton has been re, elected lord
mayor OF Dublin.
LONDON, Nov. 30-Blshop Rkphos OF
Ireland has telegrsphed to Rome thst the
imputsiion that In speaking at ban
quet he condemned the plan OF campaign,
etc are f2lss. He demands the publi;s-
tlon Of the denial.
ZANZIBAR, Nov. 30.-During the en-,
ssgement with the Sasdsni insurgents the
German msn-of-war Sspie lost an officer
and two Of her crew were severely
wounded.
LONDON, Dec. l.-Mr. Carl Schurtz
has screpted tho aoencv If the Hsmhuro.
American Steams lip Navigation Com
pAnY, not of the Vulcan Company.
Mr.. Ccndon, NJ. P and mayor Of Clon-
mel, Mr.. O'Brien and Mr.. Dillon have
been nominated high sheriffs Of Lin
erick, the latter also Of Drogheda.
Henry George spoke a banquet in
London tonight. Msny notable radicals
we're present. The first thing to do he
said was to secure land values for public
use which would open the whole vista OF
possible reforms. He opposed peasant
propriety. Bis speech was received with
great enthusiasm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
A CLASH OF AUTHORITY.
A Point where the State Denies the Julis
diction Of the United Staten.

A Point where the State Denies the Juiis-
diction Of the United Staten.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX Dec. Sam a.
Neff, who is indicted In the United States
court for attempted train robbery 81 Hsr-
wood, was released BY the court on Fri.
day upon q bond of $4,000. After his re-
lease he was arrested by deputy sheriff
of Lampssls county, charged with horse
theft IN that county. An application for
a writ of bsbsas corpus for his discharge
WAS made to-day by Nef and his
sureties. The reason given by
Hon. A. J. Evans, his attorney for
his release is that he is not smenable to
arrest by O process from the state court
BY reason Of his bonds to appear In the
United States court. The state denies
the jurisdiction OF the United States to
make inquiry into the mstter on the
grounds set forth by District Attorney
Psschal, being that If this is allowed q
person who commits minor cffense
against the laws OF the United States
is released upon bond and
sfierwsrd commits murder or other
felony in violation OF the Law
Of the state he could successfully plead
by q writ Of habess corpus In the United
States court his exemption from the fist
for the crime committed against the state.
The counsel for the state asked for time
to answer in full. The return Of the
writ in the case was set for hearing at
9 80 o. N. Tuesday, the criminal docket
being set for recall at that time. District
Attorney Psschal being unable to be
present at that time be has telegrsphed
Acknowledgement Hogg to be present to
look after the states interest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
LONDON WOOL SALES.
a Full Attendance, Animated Uompeu.is
and Advanced Prices.

Full Attendance, Animated Uomps;i,icn
and Advanced Prices.
LONDON, Dec. 1 There Was full At
tendance st the wool sales so.dsy. Il
strong tone prevailed, SID competition
Was animated. Prices were firm ct an
advance, which in the case OF coed
secured reached 81. America is expected
to purchase freely, ard IL already re-
ported to have done considerable buying.
Nine thousand and thirty two bales were
offered to-day. The sales In detail are as
follows:
Vlc.oria-100 bsIes; greasy, locals
Id; do. locks and pieces, 9tt.
New South .Wales-4ooo bales secured,
1s91s 1oAi; do. locks and pieces, lido
Is 43i; greasy. s els ID; dc. lock;
and pieces, 5t@95t
Queensland - 1000 bales; secured.
1s 4t@1s 611; secured. locks and pieces,
Is 2S@Is Al; greasy, 7f@loti; greasy,
LOCKS and pieces, 6@sd
South Austfalis-900 bales; secured,
IL IL els 81; secured, locks sad pieces,
1s,1 @ls I'D; greasy, 7(G91i.
New 2 salknd-10O0 USl5s; SECURED,
Is I'd; do locks and fiscss, s3'@ls Al;
greasy, s3@l01.
Csps Of Good H pc and Ns.Ll-5o0
bales; secured, 104 els Cd; do locks
and faces 6!i; greasy 64@91i.
Eau kland Islands-1200 GALES; greasy,
44@11d; do locks and flsces, 1@7d.
kussisn, Spanish, etc.-s00 bales;
secured, 1s.-13i; greasy, 54@7d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Special TO the Gazette

buiolng n rs a.. n-m63 De1oIe IL was dis
covered, and 1t soon crum5led down.
The fire fisnd then spread TO the &C Din
ing buildings, West and adjoining was
the saddlery and hsrnessl store OF Val
L sonhardt, which 5000 went down With 8
crash. The brick adjoining checked the
progress Of che flames in tns. direction.
Eastward the destruction was going on
rapidly. The building occupied by Be-
lew Brothers snd shooting gallery, fed
the flames for few moments and resched
the corner storeroom, which had been &C.
cupled ss gents furnishing goodf, but in
the'ehrly part of the week IL was vacated
1t wss in s short time In ashes. But lit~
tie could be done to quench the fire with
out the aid OF ladders, buckets, ETC., and
1t spread rapidly. The buildings were all
frsme and like d finder btx. The de-
truction with contents WAS complete. AS
nearly as can be escertsiaed the losses
are about as follows:
The tHo-story brick, the northern limit
Of the fire, owned by T. S. johnson and
Mrs. Elizabeth Emerson, the upper
rooms occupied by DR.. j 81. Johnscn's
denssl psrlor and residence, the room
below occupied by Gee & Ellis IS fsmi.
ly grocery, the entire east wall Is thought
to be ruined. The large plates Of glass
In tns front were broken out and the loss
is estimated at $1,000, fully insured.
Dr. Johnson's loss Of dental ins!ru-
merts. $50.
Val Leonhsrdt, proprietor of the har-
ness and saddlerT, loss S2500 on build
ing and stock; insured for $1,000.
R7sn & Co., the building where the fte
started, WAS occupied by Simon Klutt's
billiard hall, tobsccos, cigars, etc. Loss,
$500; insurance on stock, $3.50; on
building. $500,
The building adj dining on the east wss
one story, and belonged to b. NJ. Spald.
ing of Denton. II was occupied By
Belew Brothers meat market. His loss
OF tools, ETC., is 500. In the same
building was shooting gallery.
The next building east, on the corner,
was slso owned by 81. NJ. Spnldipg Of
Denton and had just bsen vacated. No
insurance on either OF Spalding's build
ipgs, AID the loss will not exceed $500.
The awnings fronting Cook & Smiths
drug store and Ross Bros CRY g DDS
store, north OF buildings destroyed, were
torn do wn, and their losses will amount
to shout $50 each. Cook & Smith will
get damage insurance on their loss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
New Orleans Rsces,

NRw ORLEANS, La, Dec. l.-To-day's
races were run over muddy track. It
was cool and partly cloudy.
First Rsce-Six furlonge. Ssobelof
won in 1:22, Colorado second, Orange
Girl third
Second Race-E'even. sixteenths mile.
Lulu May won in l:l4, Synssx second,
Stalborns third.
Third Race-Three -fourths mile. Alpine
won in 1:22, Hardy second, Irish third.
Fourth Rsce-One AID hve-sixteerth
miles. Whi:encse won IN I :4S7, Saer-
wood second, John Dsly third.
Governor burst 3 blood vessel soon
after the stsrt and pulled up. Hopedsle
was scratched.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
anInoendiaxz uonxictad.

DETROIT, MICH, Dec. 1.-Dr. E. P.
Wood OF Hersay, VITO has been on trial
for several days charged with burning
the $50, 0cO house of D. a. Blodgett, Was
o.day convicted after the jury had been
out fifteen minutes. Blodgett Is mill
ionaire lumbermRn who built beautiful
and costly home at Herssy, but
afterwards moved TO Grand RspS
IDA. Wood Is his btothsr>ih.
law. For some reason, or no reason, he
became possessed Of the ides that Blod-
gett ought to give him $40. 900. Bloogett
did not give down, and Wood grew very
ugly over the matter; and when Blodgest's
elegant but deserted Herssy house was
burned, Wood WAS accused Of setting FIRE
to 1t. Judge Jennings will probably SEN
tence Wood next week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
TIE UNION PACIFO.

THR GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS MAKE
THEIR ANNUAL RKPoRT-ITs con-
TENTS.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 1.-The govern
ment directors Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company, IN their annual report to
the secretary Of the interior under date
Of November Is, 1888, say they have as
sumed as premise now beyond the scope
of discussion the necessity OF an adjust
ment between the government and the
railroad company for payment OF funds
heretofore advanced as subsidy for build
ing the road. These moneys will be due,
says the report,by the terms OF the Sgree-
ment between The parties in few yearg,
and it is manifest they will not then be in
Condition to satisfy Its obligation. 1t is
also equally manifest that should
such an adjustment be Effected
the government will be compelled
TO take possession Of the road and
to opers.e 1t, result SO full Of dangers,
embarrsssments and difficulties that 1t
should not be allowed to enter into dis
cussion except ass last and unavoidable
solution of s problem not otherwise to
be solved. TIE government is still OF
opinion that it would be better for the
United States to lose every dollar Of Its
debt ana execute 6 lease to the company
thsn to undertake the duties Of q common
carrier Of goods and passengers, thereby
establishing q precedent which would
surely create mis- chief far beyond the
benefits to be re6peo from so hazardous
an experiment. 1t mug. be clear, says
the report, that every year that is allowed
IN nsaa vyithout Humiliation and Settle
ment OF the debt, increases to serious
extent the difficulty of the situation. The
debtor company is necessarily under q
disadvantage as compared with its IN.
settered rivals. 1t owes g large debt TO
the supreme power Of the land. Il can
not deel ct arms length with Its credit.
ora, for ordinary considerations ths.
operate ss between Individuals or cor
rsiions do aot 81 lesst apply waeE the
settlement IS finally to bs maze.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Home Notes,

Home Notes,
HIP. Hughes Of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas hiss returned.
The Fort Worth and Denver will run 9
large excursion to lows Park on the l1sh
Of December.
The business of the Texas and Pacific
is reported 70 be very good considering
the recent bad weather, which has greatly
delayed the movement Of cotton.
DAN T. Elgsn, q Wells-Fargo Express
messenger aud one OF the best on the
road, was quite unfortunate Friday. AS
he was shutting the door OF his car at
Morgan, one Of his fingers WAS caught
between the door and the Ismb and
crushed 30 that II had to be amputated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
A New superintendent.

special to the Gazette.
HoUsToN, TEX, Dec. by new az
rangement of the Southern Pacific Rails
way Company new superintendent has
been added, taking charge Of . division
from this point to Lafayette, Is. The
line Of the road hiss been redivided, max
ing division from e. Paso to San An.
tonic, another from San Antonio to
Houston and another from here to La
Fsyette. Formerly, Giidden WAS d.
vlding point.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Perforated with Bullets,

ST. JOHNS, N. F., Dec. 2.-A,chibali
Sillsrs was found this morning in his
Office with two pistol shot wounds
in his breast and two in the
back of his head. William Psr>
nell, his partner, ID thought to be
the murderer. Physicians are now at
P.rneIps house endeavoring to save his
life. He is suffering from the effects Of
poison self administered. Mr.. Sillars
had been thirty years In business and had
smsssed an Independent fortune. 1t Is
supposed business disagreement led to
the tragedy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
New Marhes.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Dec. Sugar
strong and higher; open kettle, choice
5 1>16@5tc; strictly prime &c; prime Il
GA Is Ice; fully fair Acc; fair 44c; CEN
trifugsls, plantation CIRCULATED &c; choice
white 6 7-16@61c; OF white 16@6sc;
gray white l-16@64c; choice yellow
clarified Sos 15-16c. Other articles un-
changed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
rssoo,t SIN NJ Iu-se.

LOUISVILLE, KY Dec. IA party CT
men went out to Frenchburg, Ky, yester-
day with an accurate description Of Tasr
colt and compared /: feature for feature
with DIckerson in jul there
with being the Chicfgo murderer.
Everything coTresponded except several
scars Tsscott is known to have, the lack
OF which Is considered conclusive. DICE:
erson admits having committed sSue
crime, but SAYS II cannot be discovered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Grand Cookir g rourpsment.
Special to the Gazette.

DALLAS, TEX, Dec. THE first an
uual tournament of the Tex,s State Game
Breeders Association will be held In the
Glen Lea smphitheater, Dallas, Deem
Der "a to 20 Inclusive. This association
was organized in this city last January,
sui is said to be In good condition.
Prominent cookers from Missouri, In
diana and Kentucky have signifisd their
intention to be present, and 3 rpmber or
grea. mains will be fought.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02

Already prospectors for sore locations
and other business enterprises sre look
ing this way. The old rock walls Of La
Bahia Mission that have so long been
wrapped in dreary silence, and pervaded,
1t seemed, by gloom from the graves Of
Fannin and his massecred companions,
Will soon resCund to the whistle and rat
tie Of the steam engins and the railroad
train
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Sold 70 Eas,srn C.pItslis,s,

DENVER, Col, Dec. IA report
from Cortez, Colorado, says the property
of the Montazums Valley Water Com
pany WAS sold under foreclosure on the
29th to syndicate Of eastern capitalists
for S250,0o0. The receiver will be dis
missed under the terms and q new CON-
psny win be organized under q charter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02

young men working on The farm
OF z. Remmisk, started to go to
Foster. They both rowed an Ice boat
and started to sail up after dsrk. Yes-
terdsy afternoon several persons from
this City skating in the Vicinity found the
boat In an air hole with Q cost and two
caps. They at once gave the alxrm, and
several others gathered, and with fish
spesrs soon recovered the bodies. Both
are single men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
AIouxLiysd RamilI.

WILMINGTON, DEL Dec. John
Crawford, sged lo2, died here:this morn
ing. He was native Of Donegal, Ire
land. A centeparisn brother Of the de-
ceased lines in Phliadelphia, sand another
brother CT ninety six in Lancaster county
and q sister Of ninety. eight in West
Grove, Chester county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Nebrasks Rape Tfsrd.

NEBRASKA CRY, NRB Dec. John
Mccormick was arrested today for re-
peatedly raping his ten-Yesr-old step
daughter. Thrests of lsnchipg are made.
John Crock, wan'ed here since 1873 for
q double murder IN company with the
notorious McWssers, has been located ct
Pendletor, Oregon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Wanted In San Frapoisco,

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Dec. John W.
Allen, son Of Benjamin F. Allen, 9 prom
inent banker Of Des Moines, lows, who
is wanted in San Francisco for alleged
robbery Of the Wells Fargo Express Com
psny, ana iof whose apprehension large
to-day by Chief Of Police Gerald OF
Montgomery, Ala. Allen will be taken
to San francisco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
osr.ifi cate Of Election Issued.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. The gov
ernor, secretary Of state and attorney
general, as state election board, have
issued Q certificate of election to Con-
gressman Caruth Of this district despite
the claim Of the Republican candidate,
Wilson, for recount.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Verdict In q Land suis.
pecial to the Gazette

WACO, TEX, Dc. 1.-The Jury in the
case Of IA nmond and others against
Connolly and Others returned verdict this
morning for the defendants. One league
Of lkno lying contiguous 10 thei Wooten
we'll property in Robertson county
WAS involved in this suit. The litigation
has been pending twenty years.
The case Ct Crow, Rsrgadine s Co.
sgainst Clip Smith and G. F. Pltchmsn IL
now on trisl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Arrarzem snts for 81. Louis R.oss.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec The directors
of the ST. Louis Fair Association held
meeting to dsy and decided to hold the
next regular trottiug meeting q week
prior to the fair, which opens the fret
Monday in October. TIE meeting will
open the Tuesday prior to the first Mon
day in October and continue four days.
Purses amounting to $4,000 will be
given. II WAC also decided to change t,e
dste Of the spring meeting from June 26-
to the first Saturday IN June, the meeting
to continue thirteen days. Announce
ments Of events will be made later on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Died ~ m Cd q &c.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. Mrs. Sarah
IsteIa, aged 100 years three months and
twenty-five days, died here yesterday.
She was born az Dovar,lDel., snd WAS
daughter OF Colonel John Taylor OF, the
colonial army.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
sou,bsrn Pacific Extension.

Correspondence OF The GGzeEe.
GoI1AD, TEX, Nov. 27.-Grsding on
the Southern Pacific extension is nearly
completed to GoIisd. I'll expected that
the cars will BE- running here by D,cem-
Der %.
The town expects to go on a big boz m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
THE. FIRE RECORD.
The Fire in the Burning Shaft of the
Calumet Mine Expected to Ex-
haust Itself in a Few Days.
Several Bus'ness Houses Burnsd at Pilot
Poiur, EutsiIipS n Loss of Elghs
ThousaGd Doilsrs.
BIrzs at PHO: Point.
FONT,

DuOc FONT,
L lex Dec. L.
Toe most destruc-
tive fire that ever
occurred in the
history CT Pilot
Point broke out
about midnight In
the upper room Of
Viii lism Ryan's
building on the
north side OF the
squsre. II is sup
posed tnAt the nre
caught from the
stove, In which
there lad been q
fire, The entire
north end of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Many Psopl. Refuse to rssScsd

Liver OIL on account of ,its nhpIcasant taste
This difficulty has bee1sogercome in scos,'s
Emulsion of Cod ISyef OIL with Hypophos-
phites. It beingn - Filitable as milk, and the
most valaabtsrslnedy known for the treatment
of Conspn1psf5n. Scroiuia and Bronchia., Gem
eral SF}zbH ty, wasting Diseases Of Children,
GAfrnFc Coughs and Colds. as caueed physi
&sshs IN all parts Ct the s-orld to use it. Physi-
clans report OR little patients take II with
pleasure. Try SCOTS Emulsion and be con-
WINGED. 15S!-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Two Ken Drowned,

ORroNvILLE, MISN., Dec. Ia double
drowning in Big Stone lake Thanksgiving
Nening, about nine miles above, this city,
did not come to light until last evening.
James Sullivan and Joseph Putz, two
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
THE WORLD OF SPORT.
Jake Kilrain Wants TO Fight Sullivan,
and will Give Him Time to Pre-
pare for the Encounter.
Arrangements for Races a. BIT. Louisa
oOckioE Main to BIS Opened al Dallas.
New Orleans b. ceE.
KlIrain CHALET ges Sullivan.

CHICAGO, III Dec IA formal su.
nouncemsnt amounting to q challenge OF
Johu Sullivan, by jake Kllrsla WAS msds
here tonight. TIE announcement is the
result OF Sulliyan's challenge Of Charley
Mitchell. It ID in the shspe of the follow
ing statement from Parson Davies, XII
rains mansger, to the Chicago Times:
Kllrsin thinks il Sullivan can fight one
man he can fsht another, and therefore
makes this o1sr. lie will fight Sullivan
with bare knuckies to flash under the
rules Of the London prizs ring, under
which the Ia ter won the championship
from Paddy Ryan eight years sgo for
5000 8 side, and to give Sullivan Gbun-
dant opportunity to get into perfect
heslth sad condition, Will not insist on
fighting in five weeks, but will give him
ten or twelve weeks.
Richard Z Fax, Kil1ain's hacker,
stands ready st any time, aud is indeec
anxious to make the necessary deposit,
and Kilrain is equally anxious to hear
Sullivan will agree to meet him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Bl,nky Morgan's MAD.

D. ooIr, MICH, Dec. 1.-Williem
Hov who WAS arrested last March for
having burglars tools in his possession,
was sentenced to-day to ten years i'm.
prisonment at Jackson. The police claim
he was q member Of MSliaki" Morgan's