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MEYERS AND McAULIFFE.
Lightweights Hunting a Place to Fight
for the Chsmpiopship.

CHICAGO, February 12th.-The Meyers-Mc-
Auliffe fight will certainly occur within the next
twelve hours. The principals are already at or
near the scene of combat, and train-load OF
prominent sporting men left the city quietly this
evening, boarding the train at suburban
stations McAuliffe is the favorite with betting
men.
The various sporting resorts about the city are
thronged with leaders, and prominent sports
are conspicuously absent. The impression has
been gaining ground that the fight viii be in
Indiana, but it is more than likely it will be
within the STATE of Illinois.
NORTH JUDsoN REACHED.
CHICAGO 11A5 p. M-The train with the
prize-fighters on board has just arrived at North
judson, Ind where the fight will no doubt soon
take place.
NOT ALLOWED TO FIGHT THERE.
NORTH JUDsoN February l2th.-A train COM
posed of three coaches and a baggage-car left
Chicago at P. ~, having on board five hun
bred men to witness the Myers McAuliffe fight.
The train reached here at II Pm.
The fight takes place in q hall.
McAuliffe boarded the train at Twenty second
street. 1t is generally believed that Myers will
be knocked out in seven rounds.
LATER.-rhe fight was interfered with here,
and the party will probably go to Hessyille.
The opinions is quite general that there viii
be no tight to- night.
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TaE NlTIo nal CAPITsL.
CONGRESS DISCUS ING SOUTHERN
ELECTION MAT fERs.
Defense OF the SRsott Exclusion Act
The New Cabinet Member
StanfocTs Dinner-Etc.
CONGRESSIONAL pRoOEEp1NGs.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrcoRD-uSloS.l
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AN EXCITING DAY.
Chicago. Bulls Make Handsome Profit on
Wheat sales.

CHICAGO, February 12th.-The bull fever on
the Board of Trade ragged this morning. Wheat
opened wildly excited, with shorts rushing 10
cover contracts. II was evident the market was
badly oveIsold. Before noon May wheat had
advanced TO 81 o9sz. A good part ofthe buying
was ON country orders on account OF exhausting
margins. Hutchinson Yves covering his short
sales of yesterday. Altogether it was the most
exciting day experienced for a long time, and a
tremendous amount OF wheat changed hands,
the bull clique making some handsome prof S.
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AMERICAN EXCHANGES

HOTEL, sls-326 sANsoME ST. (oNE DOOR
IL from Bank of California;. San Francisco,
Cal. Board and Room, ST. 81 % and 81 so per
day. Free Coach to and from the Hotel.
Montgomery Bros. [o2S-tf l..... Proprietore.
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SUNDAY excepted. SUNDAY only. saturday
only. sMonday excepted. gFriday only. A
For morning. P-FoT afternoon.
A. N. TOWNE, General Manager.
T. H. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent IT
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Land Grant Forfeiture.

on the land grant forfeiture bill had another
meeting to-day. at the suggestion of Plumb the
Senate bill was taken up for detailed considera-
ton and about one-thlrd of it was gone over be-
fore the conference adjourned.
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ENToMBED ALIVE.
Five Children Buried in Texas by the
Gazing of a Bank.

Ell PAso (rex.) February l2th.-An accident
resulting III the death of Mr. James, ex- United
States Consul at Chihuahua, and three of his
children, Alice, Sinkey and Dudley and Wade
Witt, the ten-yearold son of neighbor, oc-
Cured at Ysleta, Tex on Sunday.
Six children were at play in a hole in a sand
embankment when it suddenly caved in
Three were totally buried and the others man.
aged to escape. James and his son Dudley saw
what had occurred and rushed to the spot and
began digging, but another huge volume of
sand came down and completely buried both
All FIVE were taken out dead.
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WESTERN sfOTgL.
PACTF!C HOTEL,
THE SADDLE RoCK
RESTAURANT LED OYSTER HOUSE.

ETIRsT-CIAss KCCsE IN EVERY RESPECT.
Z Ladies' Dining-roou separate. Open day
and night. BUCHANAN & CAERAGHER, Pro
2fietors, 1919 Second street, between and z,
Sacramento. Il
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UNDERTAKES.
REEVES x GCNL

u NJ ID ~ IT II * IL ~ ~. N.
500 J ST., bet, Sixth and sSentb lnorth sldeL.
VETEKEEPON HAND a COSFLETKr zsAzs7D
w Stock Of CofiinE and Csskets; also @ssEsrEs.s
Shrouds OF every description. Orders fs0lc city
or country viii receive prompt attention, dsy OF
night. EMBADMING done IL the beSt l., ku1es
at reasonable rates. sr
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aue~ed R,lbery i'm Nebra.ka.

LINCOLN (Neb), February 12tb.-1he House
to-day adopted resolution and appointed a
Hon F. r. Morrissey, the defeated candidate in
the recent contest, that certain members had
accepted brides {, infuence their votes on the
bill for the submission Of the prohibition amend
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ALLEGED BRIBERY.
a Sensation Caused by a Los Angeles
Juryman's Charges.

Juryman's Chargss.
Los ANGELES, February 12th.-There was a
sensational scene in the III tied States District
Court this morning. Juror Robert McGarvin
stated to Judge Cheney that an attempt was
made to brioe him by ex-Chief of Police Cuddy,
now a saloonist, in the case of W. NJ Young, OF
the Fruityale Brandy Company on trial for
making false returns to revenue officers. An
order was Immediately issued summoning
Cuddy to appear before the Court to morrow to
show Cause why he should not be punished for
contempt of Court. A thorough Investigation
viii be made, as there are indications of other
jurors having been approached. Cuddy fatty
denies the charge
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CATAREH is caused ny impure blood, and
is cured by Hood saJsspsriila. which pu-
rifles the blood and gives the whole system
health and strength. Try this peculiar
medicine.
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EASTERN GALES.
The Maine Coast Swept by Fierce Snow
and Wind storms,

PORTLAND. February 12th.-One of the worst
storms of the winter on the Maine coast is now
raging Vessels wishing to enter the harbor are
unable to get in. Immense snow-stoTms on the
Grand Trunk have stalled between one hundred
and two hundred carloads of freight bound to
this city, and in consequence the English steam
ers have nothing to load with. They will have
to sail on Friday anyhow, to take the Canadian
mails from Halifax, and the snow means the
loss OF thousands of dollars to them.
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A BOOM IN CHAMPAGNE.
What Will Happen When the High Rol-
Ter Gets Another Sack

MARYsvILLE, February 12th.-R. Lester Hayes
of this place said yesterday that his two aunts,
himself and two Others had received word to
the effect that their claim to $780, 900 estate in
England had been established, and that it
would not be long now until they would be in
possession of it. Hayes is the young man who
married young lady employed in a Los Ange-
les hotel and spent $500 on champagne. His
first fortune, amounting to about $4,000 has en-
tirely vanished.
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AT SAN JOSE.
A Desperate Man Attempts suicide-The
Mid Wi

OotpoIdI5 UfdH dtCefHptB
Mid-winter Fair.
SAN JOSE, February 12th.-This evening
Charles l.. Consnt, laborer, aged fifty-fve
years, took dose of poison, supposed to be
morphine, with suicidal intent. He is still
alive, though no hope is entertained of his re-
covery. He came here from Illinois, and has
three grown daughters in New York State. He
has been out of work and was respondent.
The mid-winter fair is now in good running
order and attracting numbers of people. Quite
a number of exhibits We're received and placed
in position to-day. The resources of the county
are exhibited in all variety.
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BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass
ia12-5mWS
SPECIAL ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA,
COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO,
February Z, A. d. 1889.
TT APPEARING. To THE BOARD OF sU-
L pervisars OF sacramento county, at a canvass
ofthe election returns of the general election
held on the 9th day of November 1885, that
ALFRED SPO0NtR and A. F. RAYMOND,
candidates for the Office of Justice of the Peace
in and for Costumes Township of said county,
received an eqnal and the highest number Of
votes cast for said Office, and consequently no
choice. The Board of Supervisors of the County
of Sacramento hereby give notice that Special
Election for Justice of the Peace in and for
Costumes Township, Sacramento county, will
be held at LIVE OAK and MICHIGAN BAR,
Sacramento cOuuty on
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AFrERSooN Session
The u. m.lr B;c, cli.t..

NEW YORK, February 18TH A. N.-The
score OF the leaders in Ihe female bicycle match
is: Stanley zo4, Baldwin 1876, Won Blumen 19l,
Woods I73, Lewis l62, Suffer l7J.
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CsIoo, February I2th.-A Chinese servant
with ii. P. Briscoe blew out the gas In the
room. eod this morning was found almost deed
Active work OF physicians saved him.
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rhe nal,ata rrain-pohhar

DEADwooD (Dsk.A, February 12th.-Doueherty,
one OF the parties whoattempted 10 rob the pay
train on the Black Hills road sometime ago. was
brought TO Deadwood to-day, and is now in Jail
Dougherty was captured at Douglass. Wyo last
Thursday by Sheriff Williams of Laramie
county, who was given the 81 coo reward offered
by the Homestake Company
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FRITZ & Msi.LER,
U ~ ID VI N az -. II a; s g.

OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TTBFLR,
" Ninth snG K streets. Complete s.oSh o.
Un5ertekers' Goods constantly Oh AsJ,6 Ctr
and country orders PROMPTS attended 10, S&y
or night, ST reasonable rate. telephone l6e %
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death of q Consular Agent.

WASHINGTON, February 18TH The Depart
ment of State has received notice of the death,
at his post. of Thomas A. Robertson, of Missouri,
United States Consular Agent at Fuerth, Ger
many, on the 4th inst.
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PACIFIC COAST.
GRAND ARMY VETERANS aEET-
ING AT STOCKTON.
Woodruff Sold for $50, OoO-SmalI-
pox Panic at Carson City-A
Los Angeles Sensation.
THE METROPOLIS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE RnoonD-usIos.l
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The Agricultural Commissioners.

WASHINGTON, February l2th--A short execu-
tive session was held TINS morning, at whlch
The nomination of n. ]. Colman to be Secretary
of Agriculture, and A. E. Stevenson TO be JUS
tice of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia were referred to an appropriate COM
mittee. 1t is expected that Colman's nomination
viii be confirmed at the next executive session.
Norman j. Colman halls from Missouri He
was born, however, at Richfeld Springs, N y,
in
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COLUMBUS (Ol, February 12th-Thers were
over three hundred guests at to-nights Lincoln
banquet, under the auspices of the Republican
responding TO toasts, were General Russell A.
Alger of Michigan, vino responded TO ,0ne
Country and One Flag" John J. NJ. Laugston
of Virginia, 1.-The Colore' Man in lilcs;"
Hon. W. o. Bradley of Kentucky, 1.-The South
ern Ones ion -
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A Statue to Bobby Burns-Death of an
Old Yolunteer Fireman.

A Statue TO Bobby Burns-Death OF an
Old Volunteer Fireman.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 12th.-At a meeting
of Seotchmen, held this afternoon. preliminary
steps were taken to collect $4,000 10 be ex-
pended in a statue to Robert Burns, to be
erected in Golden Gate Park.
Coroner Tay or says he is in favor of the bill
now before the Legislature. authorizing the
chief deputy of any Coroner 10 perform the
functions of Cor ner. This looks as if Taylor,
who is paid $4,000 year, wants an opportunity
to attend to his private practice.
John D. Brewer, veteran of the New York
fire department, and one OF the Oldest firemen
OF the volunteer department of this city, died
suddenly at Berkeley last hight. He was Il
wears old.
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uEND TIKI WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
. friends ia the East.
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Money for Rhoaes and Hilborn.


was born, however, at Richfeld Springs, n Y,
in 1927.
Money for Rhodes and Hilborn.
WAsHIsGToN, February 12th.-The report of
the Committee on Appropriations on the gen.
eral deficiency appropriation bill was adopted
in committee to-day The total amount appro-
priated is i4,493,39l Sc. Among the items is
one to nay A. l.. Rhodes, special counsel in the
Mare Island case. the remainder OF his fee,
in connection with Rhodes on the same case
SS,75o.
Report on the Tariff Bill.
WASHINGTON, February 12th.-The Democratic
Members of the Committee on Ways and Mears
have practically completed the report on the
Senate amendment TO the tariff bill, and to-
night or tomorrow morning the Republican
copies OF the majority report for their assistance
in preparing minority report, II they should
decide to make one.
Prote ction for Southern Voters.
WASHINGTON, February l2th.-Senator Plumb
to-day presented the resolution of the lower
House of the Kansas Legislature requesting
Congress to adopt such measures as will secure
to every citizen of the Southern States perfect
protection in the exercise of all political rights,
even though it be necessary to place such
States under military authority.
California Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, February 12th.-Mrs Kate Rose
has been appointed Postmaster at Cana, Butte
county, vice Charles NJ. Sill. resigned, and
Joseph Nj. Hedrlne at North Temescal, Alameda
county, vice Ira Mitchell resigned.
The name of the Postofiee at Punta Arenas is
changed to Point Arena.
Southern Election Frauds.
WASHINGTON, February 12th.-The Republi-
can Senators held a caucus this morning to dis
cuss what action shall be taken respecting the
consideration of the reports on election frauds
in the South at the present session of Congress.
No final decision was reached, but it was under
stood that time for discussion of the subject
should be allowed
Death of 2 Consular Agent.
WASHINGTON, February 12th- The Depart
ment OF State has received notice of the death,
at his post. of Thomas A. Robertson, of Missouri,
United States Consular Agent at Fuerth, Ger
many, on the 4th inst
Senator stanford's Senatorial Dinner.
WASHINGTON, February 12th.--Senator Stan
ford gave a Senatorial dinner this evening the
guests being Senators Blackburn, Butler, Cock
reell, Cullom, Farwell, Gibson, Hampton, His
cock, Mitchell, Davis, Stewart Sabin, Paddock,
Gray, Easco and Jones.
Land Grant Forfeiture.
WASHINGTON, February 12th.-The conferees
on the land grant forfeiture bill had another
meeting to-day. at the suggestion of Plumb the
Senate bill was taken up for detailed considera-
ton and about one-thlrd of it was gone over be-
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Zinc xvest virrfn la Farce

CHARLESTON, February I2th.--There were two
Senatorial ballots to-day, without result The
second ballot gave Kenna. who rs steadily
losing, 80; Goff 81, scattering 9.
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on THE BoRDER.
An American Railroad Conductor Jailed
on Trivial Charge.

on Trivial Charge.
Ell pAso (Tex.) February 12th.-The Mexic m
Central people at Paso Del Norte and the City of
Mexico are making active endeavors to secure
the release of conductor William Cheney, now
in Jail in Chihuahua. The crime he is charged
with is that a Mexican woman jumped off his
train while still in motion and was somewhat
bruised and shaken up. Conductor Cheney was
not near her, but on some other portion of
the train attending to his duties Cheney mar
ried only week ago young lady in Austin,
Tex, who is nearly beside herself with appre-
hension at the unfortunate position of her hus-
band. 1t is getting dangerous to be a conductor
Ii Mexico
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The MARrRyED PREnDENT.
Abraham Lincoir's birthday Duly Hon
ored by a Chicago Club.

CHICAGO, February l2th.-Abraham Lincoln's
birthday was appropriately celebrated by the
LasalIe Club at their club house this afternoon.
Among the distinguished gentlemen present
were: Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, Ex-Governor
Boutwell, OF Maine, Governor Larrabee of Iowa,
Governor Fifer and Ex-Governor Oglesby of Illi-
nois. Hon. J. b. kasson delivered an address
in the Chicago Opera House on the character
and worth of Abraham Lincoln. The day was
celebrated by other organizations throughout
the city.
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J. Frank CLARK,
COUNTY CORONER & TSDERrAGa&,

4 LWAYs ON HAND Tss HCSsT COMP. n e
Il Stock Of UNDERTAF }.79 GOODS CO TIA
coast. Country orders, ~ CT night T,1G r..
eeive prompt attention TELEPHONE NuEB4E,
1s4. lzpl GEO. L. CLARK, FtIrersl D.-eatr1
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BANKING HOUSES.
SACRAMENTO BANK.

VNHE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
l city, corner of ] and Fifth streets, Sacra-
mento. Guaranteed capital, 100000; paid up
capital, gold coin, $500 O00 loans on real estate
February l, 1889, s., 747, 1873; term and ordinary
deposits, February l 1889, s., $40, 500. Term and
ordinary deposits received, and dividends paid
in January and July. Money loaned upon real
estate only. The Bank does exclusively saw
Ings bank business. Inform alton furnished upon
application to w. 2. COLEMAN, President.
ED. r HAMILTON, Cashier. 4p-tf
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Why SUFFER WITH THAT PAIN 2

The best place in California to have your
printing done. A. J. Johnston Il Co., 4l0 ]
StIeat- Sacramento
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HOME AFFAIRS.
BLAINE'S INTEREST IN THE NEW
SOUTH'S WELFARE.
The Myers-McAuIiffe Fight-Bribery
in Nebraska-Lincoln's Birthday
Furry in wheat-Etc.
BLAINE AND THE SOUTH,

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uMos
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OREGON.
TriPPier, the California Forger, Said to
BIO Mentally Unsouud

PORTLAND. February llth.-H. ID. Talcott, g
San Francisco lawyer. who is in this city on
business. called upon Charles Stuart Trippler,
the forger. and had an interview with him. Mr..
Taleott does not hesitate in saying that Trippler
is mentally unsound. and tnat under such cir
cumstances his prosecution is a cruelty.
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". j. kAVAHAItGfi

4 LwAYS ON SAND 4 LAE6E AsSoE1>
~ ment Of Metallic and wooden Csstets,
Burial Cases, COfans and shrou6s furuishs6
Coffin orders viii receive prompt attention os
short notice and at the low es; r.tss Of1os
OPEN day and night
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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IS, 1889.

When the following officers will be elected:
One Justice of the Peace. in and for Costumes
Township, in said county.
The following are the precinct polling places
Inspectors and Judges o. said Election;
Precinct No. 1S.-Poils at Heath's Store,
Michigan Bar. Inspector, J. d. Davis; Judges,
Chas. Ruman and James Jordan.
Precinct No. 14.-At store Live Oak Iu-
speetor. Oliver Plummer; judges, George Akin
son and Benjamin Bailey
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16

NEw YoRE, July 15.-To.day was the
time set for paying over to the vlctonoi
the recent fight the $4,000 stake money
and To hand him Richard X. Fox's
championship belt. Al 0ridge, who is
the stakeholder, stands ready to deliver
over to John l.. Sulliyan's representative
as soon as he has received a formal state.
ment from Referee Fitzpatrick that Sui.
livan won the fight. Tie Police Ga.eiie,
however, is not ready 10 turn over the
belt It Is not likely that John L. will
have the fun Of seeing two bowery boot.
blacks fight for the "dog collar" W. L.
Harding said 10 reporter this morning
that sullivan wouldn't be allowed TO
!, take aoO the belt until hc had deposited
900 with Fox as security for the SAFE
keeping Of the belt, and also as guar.
antee that he would defend the belt
against all coiners,
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs,


The Common Council Of Milwaukee
has decided not 10 abandon tue g, A. Il.
Encampment, but 10 invite the veterans
to come anyhow and have a big time.
Isaac Campbell, counsel for Burke,
tho man under arrest At Winnipeg for
complluily In the Qronln murder, will
be brought up this week Upon d writ oil
habeas corpus.
Thewheat shortage Of Sherman Bros.
4 Go. will amount 10 100000. II 10
said that Stephen F, Sherman was guilty
Of no ctlnio except Culpable negligence.
He aud his attorneys are In Buffalo.
The Johnstown Board Of Inquiry met
yesterday aud Issued orders for relief 10
those entitled 10 II, A half million dol
lars will be distributed thlb week, Two
bodleswere recovered yesterday,
"Rey,H b. +. Elemon, Of Pittsburgh,
yho l wanted In South CarolihA FOL
murder, was yaDtetlSy identified BY
Officials oi that Btate, The officers OK
peCt no trouble In securing their mar
when Tie hAbeaS corpus proceeding
Rte ep,
The qoodlAndef Mill Company, Q
fort scolt, kahsAs, has sued The Stand
Ard O Company i6r $4,000 damage
caused BY the destruction ol their NIL
from the, bursting Of one oi the Stand
aFdA tanka containing 0,O0O gallons 0
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Mrs. KilrnIn MnntI 10 SEQ Inkn.

BALTIMORE, MD., July l5.-Mrs. Xii.
rain, the wife Of the erstwhile champion
Of the prize ring, is beginning to lose her
good feeling for the newspapers. In
fact she openly denounCes them for
publishing every movement Kilrain
makes, and she thinks that II the news.
papers had only kept quiet her husband
would have been here before this. ~
believe they wanted 10 see Jake ar.
rested," she said to a reporter, "and
publish all they can find out about him.
II he did get home and the newspapers
would publish II Governor Lowry would
then send word to tho police here 10
arrest him. / wish they would let him
alone aud give him chance to get