The Washington critic., 1889-01-08
EARLY MORNING NEWS.
Thrown Out by whistler,

Artist Stoll of some renown In London, has
set the artistic world agog there by stgmatiz-
ing Whistler, brother artist, as liar and
coward, Whistler pounded the head of Stoll
and kicked him out Of the room. The incl
dent comes out Of the alleged unfair treatment
of Stoll by Whistler when Whistler was presi-
dent Of the Royal Society of British Artists.
The Contest in Delaware.
The Senatorial contest in Delaware is much
mixed just now. Masseys chances are les
sened by detection of his forces toward Hig-
gins, which, with smithers IN the background,
leaves Massey in very doubtful position.
The Delaware Legislature met yesterday,
and, after appointing several committees, ad-
iourned.
A Fight with the Indians.
A severe fight is reported from the Sweet
Grass Hills, in Idaho, between q party Of
Grosventres and River Grow Indians, the re-
suit of challenge to combat. A Crow chief
visited squaw in the other camp against the
wishes of her brother and the fight resulted,
in which three of the Grosventres were killed
and one wounded The affair has created i'll
feeling in that section, and may result in an
outbreak.
The Sullivan Kilrain Fight.
Sullivan and Kilrain were matched to fight
yesterday for $4,000. The match was made
In Toronto, Canada, and was the quietest af-
fair on record. The fight will take place i'm
side OF six months, within 200 miles OF New
Orleans
The following are the articles of agreement:
"Articles of agreement entered into this 7th
day of January, 1889, between Jake Kilrain Of
Baltimore, Md, and John l.. Sullivan of
Boston, Mass,
sThe said Jake Kilrain and the said John
L. Sullivan hereby agree to fight fair, stand
up fight, according to the new rules of the
London prize ring, by which the said Jake
| Kilran aud the said John l.. Sullivan hereby
do agree TO be bound. The said fight shall be
for the sum of $4,000 side and the Police
| Gasehe belt, representing the championship
OF the world, and shall take place on the 9Th
| day of July, 1889, within 200 miles of New
| Orleans, in the State of Louisiana, the man
| winning the toss TO give the opposite party
| ten days. notice of the place.
''The said Jake kilrain aud John l.. Sulli-
| van to llght at catch-weight. The men shall
| be in the ring between the hours Of and IL
a, m. or the man absent shall forfeit the bat
tie money. The expeI ses OF the ropes aud
| stakes shall be borne by each party, share and
share alike, In pursuance OF this agreement
| the sum of 5000 side is now deposited with
| the sporting editor of the New York Clipper,
! who shall be stakeholder. The remaining de,
| poslts shall be made as follows Tho final aud
last deposit of $4,000 side on the 10th day OF
| April, 1850, in New York city, when final
stakeholder shall be agreed upon at the last
| deposit, If not agreed upon before. The
referee to be appointed at the ring side.
"The toss for tho choice of battle-ground to
be on the Sth day Of Jupe, between the hours
Of 8 p. IN. aud 10 p, m, at Charlie Johnston's
store, Brooklyn, by the principals or their
representatives.
''The said deposit must be put UP not lateI
than the day aforesaid, and either party fail
ing TO make good the amount due at the
rIne and place named shall foffeit the money
| down.
SIN case of managerial Interference tine
referee II appointed, or tue stakeholder, shall
papne the next time aud place Of meeting II
| possible on the same day or ip the same week,
aud either party falling TO appear at the time
and place specified by that oiheial to lose tho
battle money. The stakes not TO be given up
unless by mutual consent or until fairly won
or lost by fight, aud due notice shall bl
given to both parties OF tho time and place OF
giving the money up.
"lA pursuance OF this agreement We here
unto attach our names.
"JoHN l.. SULLIVAN,
Sd, kILRAlN, per W. E. II.
"Witnesses; l., Is, ALLEN,
"JoHN w. BARNITT.
can hands made speedy departure from
the city as soon as the match was made,
A Contest With the Commission,
Federal Circuit Judge j ackson at Louis
ollie, KY, yesterday overthrew decision o
the Interstate commerce Commission. Ho
holds that the Commission can only arbitratC
differences, and has no right or power 10 IA
force its deeisionss Contrary TO the Commits
sion, he decides that the Louisville & Nash
vile road capuot DO forced " handle stock