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THE GOVERNMENTS TURN
10 Give Paris Something New to Talk
IA. AbOut-Eneuites OF Franco, g

To Glvo Paris somolhing New to Tall
| About-Enen,ieso Of France.
LONDON, May G.-Thooe OF the French
Monarchists who are not loudly rro.
claiming TINT the imbecile management
Of several prominent members Of the
faction ruined what little chance Of suc.
cess the enthusiastic Royalists hoped
for, arc confident that the late demon.
stralion did lasting good 10 tho cspse.
Tho danger was, in their estimation.
that supincness should DO thought bv
the people to have become the settled
policy of tho Monarchists, and that thew
were incapable OF action unless aroused
into energy by some direct upheaval Of
society. sg,3l 49, -" - y
1t 10 rumored that the government in.
tends making diversion of It's own in
the hope Of giving the Parsians some
thing new to talk about and cause tho
little Royalist furry to be, II not forgot.
ten, az least overshadowed for the while.
1t must be something patriotic, OF
course, and it appears to be settled that
an often repeated but always successful
appeal to French prejudice aud fear will
Will be made. That the insidious Ger
mans, while cunningly abstaining from
beginning an open and doubtful warfare,
are intent on taking the bread out OF as
many Frenchmen's mouths as possible
ls the trim Gaelic belief.
There are in Paris and it's suburbs
alone nearly sc. 600 acknowledged Gar.
mans. Now add to them say thu alarm. |
lsts, pretended Alsatans, Bclgiaus, Swiss.
who are fully the subjects aud spies OF
Emperor William, and you have in tho |
department OF the Seine aIono at least
10, 900 enemies Of France, each OF whom
takes the place Of son OF the soil and |
.essens the wages OF all Frenchmen.
There is something, it would appear. in
ne latter phase Of the question; for
while. during the last year n little over
700 undeniable Germans were expelled
rom France, over 1900 so.callcd Bel
;lans were escorted to the frontier.
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A BRILLIANT CONTEST

At the Island Wheeling Defeats
Springfield In n Close Game.
Notwithstanding the cool air and the
threatening sky, about two hundred
people were at tho Island park yesterday,
aud they saw one Of the prettiest con.
tests in a long time. The grounds were
soft, but in spite Of this fact some really
brilliant fielding was done, Wheeling
making three beautiful double plays. 1t
was this maschless fielding, sharp and
clean, on the part Of the home team tha,
saved 1t from defeat, the plays being
made at the critical stages OF the con-
test. The game was one OF the anomalies
Of the ever varied possibilities OF base
ball, the Springdelds having nine hits to
tive for Wheeling, who only had twenty.
nine men face the pitcher. Another
thing OF remarkable character is that
both runs made by Wheeling we're
earned.
Wheeling couldn't do very much With
Schedules delivery-they never can with
left.hander-but when they did smite
the ball it counted. On the other hand
the Champion City boys hit Sawyer
hard, who did not have bis usual speed
on account Of a sore arm. It has been
Sawyer's fate to pitch in the hardest
games yet played. 1t was only in the
ninth inning that the game was in the
balances. In that inning Springfield
mad two men on bases with only one
out. But steady work blanked them.
1t was hard game for Springeid to lose
inasmuch as they hit the ball harder and
felded equally as well as the Nailors.
rhe game clubs play again this after
noon. Following is the detailed score
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WHEELING, W. VA. WEDNESDAY, MAY Z, 1890.

vania avenue toward The railway station.
Upon It's arrival at the station the pail
bearers. the joint committee on arrange:
ments, the Congressional Committee aud
the members oi the Senate and House ol
Representatives, who escorted the body
to the station, were drawn up In two
lines. The casket was then carried
through the station aud placed on the
exact spot where tho deceased
Senator fell when stricken down with
heart trouble last Saturday. where It
remained for few seconds, when, pre-
ceded by the honorary pail bearers, II
was carried through the station gate
down the long shed and placed In a
heavy outer casket In tho compartment
car Of the special train teadered by the
Chespeake & Ohio Railroad. The
train was composed Of three vestibulcd
Pullman cars, and was devoid OF nny
drapery except Ia tho interior OF the car
where reposed the remains, which were
trimmed simply with black bunting.
Those who accompanied the body 10
Kentucky, besides the family and a few
friends OF the deceased, were the com.
mittees Of arrangements Of tho Senate
and House, all OF the Kentucky delega.
ton in Congress except Representative
Goodwright, ex.Congressmaa Phil.
Thompson, Lieutenant Young, OF the
Navy, andisome Of the honorary pail
bearers. The train started on its jour.
ney westward at 3 p. M, aud is schedul.
ed TO reach Lexington tomorrow
alto o'clock, where tho funeral
will take place.
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A BIG LOCKOUT OF MINERS
In Illinois Likely, Affecting Oyer Thirty
Thousand Mon.

In illinois Likely, Affecting Over Thirty
Thousand Mon.
CHICAGO, May 1l.-There now seems
to be no prospect OF settlement Of the
coal miners difficulties, and a general
strike OF over 80, 900 miners is IN imme.
liate prospect, according to the Evening
Nems.
A. L. Sweet, one OF the most extensive
coal operators in the State, says: "There
are in all about 1900 men out, all OF
whom are employees OF the Northern
Illinois operators. None Of the men in
the southern part OF the State have ye,
gone out, and l consider it doubtful
whether they will or not. The demaud
made by these strikers is for an increase
Of I! cents per ton. It's impossible for
the operators to meet such a demand,
and the indications are for protracted
strike. Il is well known that the niu.
ers' union is making every effort to &c,
the Southern Illinois miners out.
Whether or not they will succeed, !
cannot tell"
.Should this general strike occur, wha,
will be the effect on the price OF coal ?"
1T will, OF course, neceasitate the list
Of Eastern coal here, and consequently
raise the price,"
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PARIS, May G.-The report oil the
special commission cent out by NJ. Bru-
net, OF the Panama Canal Company, to
investigate the condition OF the canal,
estimates that 1t would take 1856 million
francs to complete the canal on the lock
system. To this should be added 20 per
cent for unforeseen expenses, and % per
cent for the expenses Of management
and for interest. The total cost is fixed
at 800 million francs. The report fur
ther says that 1t would take between
seven and eight years to complete the
canal. The annual cost OF management
is estimated at ten million francs. Ac-
cordlng to the estimates Of the commits
sioners the netreceip,s for the first three
years after the opening OF the canal
would be thirty.eight million francs an
nually, gradually increasing year by
year until twelve years after the open-
ing, when they would amount to sixty.
one million francs. The material of the
old company and the work already
formed are valued by the commissioners
at $50 millions. - T-7.-
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FIFTEEN KILLED.
Further Details of tho Cyclones EavaGcs
...s II

Further Details of tho Cyclones Havaecy
GRANnuRY, TEXAS, May G.-Further
details Of the storm have been received.
About 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon a
destructive cyclone visited Salt Crcelr,
in the eastern portion OF Hood county.
At the residence OF Mr.. Lee Rhodes, ls
miles east OF that place, twenty persons
we're assembled when the cyclone struck
the building.
The killed were: Miss Della Car
michael, aged II; Mary Carmichael, aged
one year; child OF Mrs. Gibbs. -
The injured are: Mrs. Rhodes, her 70.
year.old daughter Nora, Mrs. Gibbs and
her l0.yenr.old daughter Tillie. They
are seriously hurt and may die. Other
children in the house were bruised.
At Fall Creek, n little further south
John Manley's house was wrecked. ami
he was seriously injured; Charles uour-
ton 8 house was demolished, and Mrs.
Rubbing hurt; Mrs. Campbell's house
was blown away; Mrs. Serkley's resi-
dence was destroyed, and her nrm bro
ken in two places; Mr.. McClunp's house
was blown down and his wife and child
badly hurt; MIR. Robertson's' house was
demolished and Mrs. Payne hurt, Other
houses wrecked were those Of All. Mas
soy, J.. McPherson, ]. WoolcnliT, Al. G.
Mersley and Mr.. Brook. The damage q
out houses, fences, crops and timber is
very great.
Al The little town of A,to, A.
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SAN Francisco, May G.-There were
some Sensational developments yester.
day in the case Of George G. Platt, an
employe Of tho California Insurance
Company, who is on trial for shooting
I. L. Bromwell, President OF the com.
bany, in the latter's office last January,
Bromwell and several other witnesses
testified that they believed Plat was in.
sane when he did the shooting. Plat
himself was examined and said that
some time previous to the shooting his
suspicion had been aroused that Bro,n-
well was intimate with Mrs. Plat, aud
that on the night before lie shot Brom.
well his wife confessed to him that
Bromwell had caused her ruin. He dc.
scIibed in detail the desperate condition
OF mind into which he was thrown by
this confession and said that it led him
to shoot Bromwell on the following day.
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AFRAID 10 LOSE HIM.
To Promote Carlisle to the Sen
ate Would be Disastrous
TO DEMOCRACY IN THE HOUSE
SO Thinks n st. Louis bourbon Jour.
nal. That Foolishly lmagincs
the Next House VIII be in tho
Hands OF tho Democrats

sr.Louls, Mo-, May G,-'Tho Republican
Will print IN editorial tomorrow, in
which 1t will state that the movement
to take Hon. John G. Carlisle out OF tho
House and put him into the Senate has
acquired a dangerous momentum
which should be checked ut once
It says: AS In tho popular
mind membership in the Senate is II
higher honor thnn in the House OF Rep.
resentativcs, 1t Is natural that there
should bo widespread desire to honor
Mr.. Carlisle with his supposed promo
ton. But in any view Of the case this
spontaneous movement is a mistake.
Mr.. Carlisle would DO reduced from
the Leadership Of the House opposition,
aud the virtual leadership Of his party
to the ranks in the Senate. His stronv-
est hold on the country, and his
great influence in tho party are
due to his mastery Of the tar
ia and other measures OF rev.
enuc legislation, none OF which is tho
SeHHto uloWeu ny tlc CONSTITUTION 10
His greatest source OF intlu-
ence formed would thus be taken from
him as soon as he was taken from tho
House. But worse than this, the Demc-
cratic party in the House would be de-
priyed OF the leadership OF the man
whose strength it needs most. SIC
By electing him Speaker OF the next
Congress 1t can completely do away with
the effects OF the revolutionary proceeds
ure OF the present House, and 80 restore
the old order Of conservatism and re-
spect for constitutional and parliamcn-
tary law. 1t can do this with no one
else SO well as Mr.. Carlisle. 1t seeus
to US that Mr.. Carlisle's duty is
plain. He has no right to consult tho
wishes OF the great majority Of Demo-
Gratis whose generous impulses may
allow enthusiasm to outweigh siudy-
ment. He must look to his own higE-
est usefulness, and under present COZ :
3itious that certainly lies in his position
ot leader OF the Democratic side OF tho
House. sl#s. e
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TILE TARIFF DEBATE
To lesln Ia tho nouss TO.Dny-Probable
Time Of Adjournment.

To neGln la tho houso To.Day-Probable
Time Of Adjournment.
Special. Dispa.eh 10 the Inteuigtneer.
WAsnINoroS, D. O., May G.-The tariff
debate opens tomorrow, and according
to present arrangement will continue
twelve days, four days being given to
general debate and eight to consider.
ing and voting for amendments. It is
the intention OF the Republican leaders
in tho House now to effect an adjourn.
ment by the middle OF July. This will
leave two months for the consideration
Of the important bills which are to fol.
low the tariff, but it is not. thought likely
that the Senate will be ready to adjourn
so soon. Probably the middle OF
August will prove to be nearer the time.
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1 HUNTINGDON. Pa, May C.--James
Davis, aged SO, IN engineer on the Lucy
Furnace railroad, was shot in the neck
this morning at his home, by his friend
William Say, and fatally wounded.
Davis accused Say Of being unduly inti-
mate with his wife, and in drunken
frenzy this morning attacked Say with a
knife. The latter drew revolver and
shot DAVIS in the neck. Say is In iail,
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Bucket Shup Winds I'm,

CHICAGO, May 6.-The bucket shop
system of $. s. Floyd 4 Co., With head
quarters in this city, has ceased to vex
the soul Of President Baker, OF the
Board Of Trade. The concern is now in
process OF being wound up. The stop.
page OF grain quotations and the rise in
wheat and stocks were too powerful
combinations to contend against. 2 The
system embraced agencies through the
entire South and West, covering every
important center. Exactly how the
business stands, Mr.. Floyd is at present
very busy trying to find out. (.
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West virginia PENSIONS

Special Dissd.ch to the In,elli1encer.
WASHINGTON, May G.--West Virginia
pensions were granted as follows: Orig
inni 1nvalid-Levi Nallcy, Cairo; Sam.
uel Phelps, hurricane; Josiah Nutter,
Auburn; Jos. SHider, Independence !;
Jno. Z. Morgan. Wheeling; Hiram
.Blakes. Rodamen.s
Increase-lsasc r. Nichols, Seela Da-
yid Pack, Fort Gray; Geo. H. Bailey,
Parkersburg; James Alicheal, Middle.
bourne; Thos. Hamlin, Huntington (;
John Compton, Mentor; Thomas Hen.
messy, Valley Point; Thomas Robinson,
Wheeling; P. V. Reynolds, Copeuhaven
Mills; John W. Mccullough, Sand
Fork; Elias Pool, Central; Jamss P.
Lanum, Romine's Mills; Jos. McVicker,
Cecil; Henry H. Holstein, Charleston.
Reissue-John D. Collins, Big Springs.
Original Widows-Arah j., widow OF
Henry Weaver, Cecil.
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Troublesou,s Railroad Workers.

Special Ultpalch 10 The 7nltlll1enter. --"- = y
CLARKsDuRG, W. Va, May G.-Quite
IN excitement was caused here this ey.
cning by the arrest Of several negroes
who had been working on the West Vir.
ginia and Pittsburgh railroad south Of
this city. They became disorderly on
the streets and when officer Bogges at.
tempted 10 arrest them they resisted and
would not so until being severely club.
bed and shot at several times. These
are the parties the authorities had
trouble with some time since and they
will probably be severely punished this
time H #- n. r.I.r-.. f. 9. M
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CLAYTON INVESTIGATIONS.
An Important Witness Exnmlncd, uut IT,,
Does Not Pm Out, r. Z

an Important Witness Exninlncd, Hut IT,,
Does Not Pan Ont. r :.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, May G.-The C,ov.
ton'Brcckenridgc investigating commit
tee listened to the evidence of over 10o
witnesses to-day, the majority of whom
were negroes, put on the stand for tho
purpose OF proving how they voted nj
the Presidential election. Shortly after
The committee assembled in the morn.
ing. Hon. Carroll Armstrong arose nnI
made an apology for the strong langnav"
he used on the evening before in ,Jn1
nomncing the slander against tho nponl,
OF Conway county. - 'e'p'o
The most important witness callcd :,
day was Oliver I. Bently, the man anvil whan ~,
Clayton suspects OF having killed , liz
brother. Bentlyis the Deputy Shorin nis
OF Conway county aud claims 70 ia,a
been in Morrillton on the n;rb, .hse th
Clayton was killed at plumeru;Iln 'tras m
gay ne handed the committee papers in
lhe diyo1ce case Of Luther avs Luther
which deserved on Lydia Luther and uIut' III,
ere on Tuesday afternoon, Jnnnorv So,h NJ
!SSS. across the river from NJorr;li,om' ;li'
lie returned from acroes the rivnr ,,.on. aho,I:
8 o'clock in the afternoon. Ahnnt "G"ut ,'o.E
That night he served q notice ON 1ohn f,J,n
hlnkle, tue attorney, to take dsnna, .vmn
tlons i'll the case on Februoyw oePTs,- m;s
kle appeared before tue om,v;,.o. .. lin,
corroboiated the testimony reo n;ven anu a'
this point by Bently. Witness s'i u ne.l oh
pared 70 prove that after he Left Hintie
nc went to supper, and from thsro r~,t' =.
1ehoeu q cance. After witness baJ M
given this testimony, he was nsk.J % Il Hhu h.,
u laa any objection 10 givin: M" ro,S ~
mlltee specimen OF his hand, ;,ino ,"h- ~
tive. n q; II ~ :" 'iio Mega
witness letter. ''"seu = " Tue
, Assoon as Bently concluded tho wr;tI = Z !
ing nc handed the sheet Of v nan"r "ri.. L
Major Lacey, who, compared It wiih riaPet tho 70
writing Of the original. Ther" va ~ q. 'ne =
similarity whatever in the cb;roa CHR was "a Y no o
o. po,,i.s JACK the Ripper No. and dthaphy thnpe ~
| -. = p y. ~ 10. sil I4H4 s1I5 f54T9s a-Il
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SptcIul UIsputch 70 Ht 7HttUIUcNctr. -
CHARLESTON, w. Va, May G.-B. ".
Taylor, OF Elkins, Mr.. Ohley's new chief
clerk in the office Of the Secretary Of
State, arrived here to-day and assumed
the duties Of his new position.
Governor Fleming returned to-day
from visit to his family at Fairmont. +
Windy Wilson is still whooping things
up. He made two speeches at Hinton
yesterday. 5a
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WAsnlsdToS, D. c., May 6.-Repre-
sentative Boutellc, of Maine, to-day in
troduced in the House bill intended
to repair the damage inflicted upon the
state prohibition laws by the recent de-
cision Of the Supreme Court in the origi-
nal packing case. The bill is in the
shape OF u section which it is proposed
to add to the Interstate Commerce act,
and reads US follows: That nothing
contained in this act shall be construed
to authorize the sale or traffic in intoxi.
eating liquors in any state contrary to
the laws thereof. e= - Z
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yyhnt nm Exaup,e to Sinner.

CHICAGO, May G.-The trouble in the
Humboldt Park Evangelical church
growing out Of the split in the denomi.
nation, growing out OF the fight against
Bishop J. J. Esber, came up in police
court to-day. Trustees VIM. Sodmen
and Edward Hintz were fined SlO0 each,
for forcibly ejecting Pastor Vetter from
the pulpit. ,S5 IRA
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PHlLADELrHIA, PA, May G.-The will
Of the late George S. Pepper, President
OF the Academy OF Fine Arts, was pro-
bated "at 'theeRegister'stoiIlce to-day
This document disposes Of an estate val
ued at taboutS2, 900, 900. Numerous sums
are made to relatives, but bulk sum Of
l,0G7, ,0O0is divided among public insti-
tutions. .iA4lE, s1.' Z.
The will Of Thomas Drake, the well
known retired manufacturer, who died
April 10, was also admitted to probate
to-day. The estate is valued upwards Of
= 5oO,0 600. The sum Of Sl00, 600 is to be
divided among number Of charitable
institutions OF the city.
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A Missing Broker.

NEw York, May G.-The friends OF
Washington Quinlang, the street broker,
who has disappeared, say to-day that
they searched for him last nigh. but
could not find him. In the stock ex.
change 100 shares were to-day bought
in for hiG account, and it is now he.
lieved that,al bis outstanding contracts
have been closed. . w :,
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Tho aIcCalla Court Martial,

New YohK, May o.-The last day of
the McCalla court martial was given up
to the hearing Of the argument Of the
counsel for the defense. IS " !!
This closed the public hearing and
from day to day. the board will meet
with closed doors until they have pre-
pared their report. This will bo sent to
the Secretary Of the Navy for his ap-
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Tho Federation D,lcrn,c.

New YonK, May G.-The Herald cor.
respondent at Ottawa teleSraphs as fol-
lows: Messrs. D. Morrison, J. D. Greene
and ?. r. Rowes, delegates from New
ioundland, arrived in this city yesterday.
They Immediately waited on Sir John
Macdonald for the purpose OF securing
All appointment when they may be heard
by the Cabinet Council.
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A BIG OIL COMPANY

Organized In New York State to Operate
Y Iicreabouts- Various Fresh OH Nsws.
ALBANY, N. y, May 7.-The Albany
Oil Company, capital 100000, with OF.
fees here, was incorporated here to-day.
The purpose Is tho leasing, purchasing
and operation Of oil territory in West
Virginia, Ohio and Pennsylvania. Dad.
10y Farlin heads the list OF trustees,
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!, !, Chairman aas an Lacey then dictated to thu
Tho undertnksr,xA An,,,,,, !,

ALBANY, n. Y, May Gin ,l,e Com.
Of Of Appeals today the cas-. Of Ebenezar
Holmes against George Jones Tn,as,
Of . 4; the New York Times, Mas sfenauser usauss
action was brought TO 3ernua, mus a'Euea.
New New Yorll W tne y ypla,n.ilI, published in the
eM Eo'mes aotS x ,nn1 ZINES on November % lssS
mosdes inssd ~ lhe undertaken who was pc. 1c:
tuSsu t;a1I,, payment OF bill for $500 for p,r. m
Ians,d, ;;aMs G,feGnaring Gg for burial the bojv vol Of
Slene,al Wa' Gfsnt at the Dlexel cottare nj nj,
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THE BANK ALI RIGHT, 4
Tho Montgomery Institution Stands n Rur
md Declares n Dividend.


md Declares n Dividend.
NoRRlsrowS, Pa, May G.-Thc Presi-
dent and Directors OF the Montgomery
bank to-day reiterate the assertion that
the bank is amply fortified with ready
cash. There has been no run on the
bank, and its 100000 surplus, makes m
estimated possible loss OF $50, 900 through
unauthorized loans to ex.CaslIier
Stingnif, OF no effect on the bank i stabili-
ty. The directors this afternoon de.
clared the usual semi.annual eight per
cent dividend. The deposits this morn.
ing equalled the Withdrawals.
The Trust Company officials say there
have been no official Developments to.
day a7d promise resumption Of nav
ment as soon as the securities can be
converted, iutimatiug that Saturday will
be the day. The directors admit that
the concern'sstanding can only be ascer-
tained after the completion Of au cx.
animation and appraisemeAt OF the en-.
tire security list.
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CHICAGO, May 0.-Inyesiisation OF
the burning oithe Smell road toll house
Thursday night has led to the arrest Of
sir men, who are charged with arson.
The heirs OF the Smell estate through
their attorneys asked Chief Marsh for
police protection in replacing the recent
ly demolished toll house, NJ Z 23..iI, i /. .
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"llest OF the Sen,on -

New ORLEANS. May G,-Tommy Miller,
OF indianapolis, and Tommy Morgan, Of
Chicago, fought one Of the best prize
fights seen here this year, before tho
Audubon Club last evening, for n nurse
Of 5000, Of which 5000 goes to the loser.
One thousand people saw twenty.six
rouads OF good, hard and scientific fight.
ing, Miller ganely winning by clean
Knockout blow with his right on Nor.
gan's neck, ii71gzi "A u. G - : -.