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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
n Home for Aged Printers.

At the session of the International
Typographical Union at Atlanta, Ga.,
on the 10Th, the special committee ap-
pointed To consider matters pertaining
10 the proposed home at Colorado
Springs reported fayoring the use Of
the thlIdS-DrcXcI fund for that purpose.
nder the committees plan there Will
bc fifteen frustc"s-thc present thilds-
Drexcl trustees holding the long term.
the others /" BE- elected. \ per capita
tax OF = yearly i to be levied for the
home. The matter was considered in
committee Of the whole, and the con
vcntion was unanimous concerning the
general plan. \ $4,000 home will un-
douhtcdlv hc built at Colorado Springs
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
NO FOOD FOR NlNETY-SIX DAYS
Wonderful Vitality of L I4-lear-Did Lad
MI4. Nh " It'll l..t:il Acrileni

DlErQuE, Ia. June l0.-Thc death of
Thomas Sutton. which occurred yesterday
morning al o'clock, ends a case which is
without parallel in the country. \ year
and a-half ago The hoy, then bright lad of
H. fell from butchers wagon
and hurt his spine. Ills Stonl-
ach and bowels became affected.
and for nncty-siy days, ending at the
time of his death, not morSel of food had
passed his lips. For while a glasstul OF
wine was given each tWcnty-four hours.
Ills stomach soon refused even this nour-
ishment. Then white soda water was sub
>tltnted. and for the last thirty days only
pure water had been used 10 molsten his
lips. During this long fast the boy had
lnSf flesh constantly, and at the time OF his
death weighed but trihe over fifty
mounds
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14

HAvERHIII. Mass. June 10.-Harry C..
Moulton. general org anizer Of the Inter
national Boot X Shoe Workers Union. has
resigned that position, declining the
reelection conferred at the Ma
tionaI Convention at Rochester. In
his letter ne adds that he sees no good y a.
son why he should not return to the shop
and put his shoulder 10 the " heel with the
rank and file. He is OF the opinion. he
saws. that to serve too long in the above
Official position has the effect of making
one too conservative.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
From the Fourth Story.

Mrs Charles X. Richards. of Bridge
port, Conn, committed suicide at Gene-
va, \. y, on the morning of the 9th, by
jumping from a fourth-story window in
the hygicnic institute / female at
tcndant sleeping in the same room
was awakened by II noise at the
window which faces on an open
street. Mrs. Richards Was preparing
to jump when the attendant grabbed
her. \ furious struggle ensucd, and
scream after scream resounded through
the building as the two women fought
Gradually Mrs. Richards forced her way
over the sill. The attendant was com
pcllrd to loosen her hold ON the ,naniac's :
wrist and seized her by the night dress
This hold was finally broken, and the
woman fell To the ground, - feet dis
tant. She died two hours aftcrward.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
ALIEN CONTRACT LABOR.
Evidence Forwarded To Secretary Win
dom->umcrou> suits to he Entered.

The abstract of the evidence in the
matter of the alleged violation OF
the alien contract labor law by
the Chicago Carpenters and Build
crS Associaton has been forwarded To
Secretary Window 10y Inspectors Lester
and stitch. The main ease against the
association will Toe based unthc employ
mont of j. f. rhelan, from Toronto. He
read the advertisement for carpenters
published in the Toronto Globe by the
executive. committee. lie sent a t"lc-
gram addressed Ia the ASSOCIATION IN
quiring whether the advertisement WAS
bona tdc. In reply hr received 4 t"lc-
gram from President 'uldIc reading;
strike of. coIu,. on and get work at -
or ~ cents an hour Thus Telegram II
IN the hands OF the inspectors, and "A
copy has been rcuI Ia Secretary VIM
dom. There are similar eases against
individual members of tn" association.
aud suits viii be entered against them
personally and against the association as
an lnTtTpDrItIpn
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
COLLISION ON A CURVE
Two Men kitied and Several injured on
:, Missouri Road

HANNIBAL, Me-, June IA construc-
tinn train coliI,l.d with freight train on
the 81. Louis. keokuk x NcrthW cStern.
on curve apoui twcly" miles south OF
here. Yesterday. and twelve ears We're
wrecked Fireman Arthur Taylor. and Ber-
r, Nelson were syaidtd 20 death. Engineer
LOUIS carver was injured about the hips
ana arms. Conductor blHar Lemons WAS
>ilgltl injured internally. and Head
Brakeman THcFtT MS seriously hurt. An
error ot Tram Dispatcher Davidson. said
10 1t his first IN twelve years, caused the
wreck. He at once resigned.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14

NEW YoRk. JuEe lo.-john Graney, a
well-hnown North River stcyedore. is ly-
ing at the point Of death in the hospital
here. from the effects Of 4 murderous as
sault committed uuon him. early this
morning. 10y two brothers named NcCaT-
thy. While speaking 10 woman The Nc
Carthys came up and inteTfeTed. Graney
told them II mind their own business,
whereupon they set upon and kicked and
beat him in 4 terrible manner. The Nc
CaTrnys are under arrest.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
SMOTHERED IN AN ELEVATOR:
Two Men Biried Under Il Great QUAINT
~ OF Grain.

Chicago. H.. June 10 The bursting of
grainbin in a bridgeport grain elevator
caused three Workmcn To be buried in a
large quantity of the cereal. One man
aged 10 crawl out. two We're SmOthrred.
The accident occurred in The lianville clt-
vaior. Peter Gill. Simon German, and
Timothy Lynch, men employed IN shovel
ing grain into the bins. were at work
on one of the reCeptacles. They had
and We're about To quit work, as it was
n"arly & o'clock. They were finishing up
a load into one Of the large bins when Il
weak portion of the partitions gave way.
Tive caI-laads of the cereal burst out and
overwhelmed the men before they could
escape. Lynch and German were caught
in the deepest portion OF the OuupOur.
Gil. who was buried where the grain
was not 50 deep, managed TO crawl out
sftct q hard stTmggln.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
fapfI,rsti on the Desert

TUC>oH. Ariz., June 10.-Treasury
Agent J. c. Mccoy. who has been on rhe
trail of number of Chinese landed in
GHaymaS, Mex. a month ago. followed
them into Arizona. and arrested twenty
four. oy"Itaking them on the desert when
they had nearly periShed for want of wa
ter. They were taken before the United
states commissioner Yesterday. There are
four BOYS among the captIycS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
TRAGEDY AT CHICAGO.
An Old Man shoots His VII, and Him
self.

self.
CHICAGO. H., June IT,. Joseph MontaG.
81 years old. yesterday afternoon shot and
killed his wife, who was aged Is. and then
turning the gun on himself. sent q bullet
into his lungs. iuIlicting Il wound that will
probably prove fatal. The scene of the
crime was l29 North Clark street. which
M0ntag formerly owned. Two weeks ago
his store was closed by the sheriff. his fail
urr having been caused by his bad habits
and lnattCntiOn TO business. His daughter,
Mrs. Fl, km"ycr. wife of tie proprietor Of
the Wells Street FaIr. with whom Mr..
and Mrs. Montag Were living,
bought the store. and Mrs. Mon
tag was placed in charge of it. Mrs.
Montag refused to live with her hus-
band any longer. and he was driven from
her home at Ih1 Wells street, He made
several attempts to concliatc his wife, but
was unsuccessful. Yesterday afternoon.
shortly before o'clock. lie Went into the
store 10 make Il final effort. I he tragedy
resulted from failure to hrng about a
settlement II their differences,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
No More iiinrony.

The supreme court Of California has
rendered decision reversing the
Judgment y the lower court granting
,tirmonv and counsel fees to Sarah
Aithca sharon IN her Wcll-known Ill
Nnrcc ease against William sharon.
% alleged contract "t marriage on
which She based her claims Wis de
clarcd hy the Tnitcd states circuit
court IN lSs6 forgery, and therefore
nnll ant void
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14

MEMPHIS. Tenn, june 9. The elevator
at West Memphis. built for the Kentucky
Central Railroad al cost of 1900, burned
This morning at 80 o'clock. l.. {. Adams
Of AtchIsan, kas.. tie contractor WHO had
lust completed the building. ana was sleep
in. in tie second story. was lost. lie vas
- wears old. The origin Of tie ire IS I'M
l,ncNu. Il was first discovered IN the en-
rinc rn"m | here was an Insurance OF
-, nln nII H.. - uLli
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14

\ united effort will be made in the
next few days. SAYS a New York dis
patch. by the Chinese slave dealers of
Mott Street to get, rid of the rescuer and
principal witness in the ease of the
young Chinese slave girl, >ucn lce
This individual is the Chinese
reporter, Wong Chin Foo, who can
he seen walking the streets of China
town guarded by two American friends
He SAYS he is accustomed To plots
against his life He once rescued TWEEN
ty-four girl-Slaves in SaI. Francisco, and
a big reward was offered ter his head by
the enragpa slav" dealers. Wong has
been motbcd tric", and once nearly
killed. Now that he is i'll New York he
SAYS he does not propose tu be fright
cned away by threats. 1t is stated bv
Wong's friends that the frequent post
ponrmcnts OF Lee X hi trial have been
for the purpose of getting rid of Wong
IN some NlN
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
{ hnri.ilnS [ mic

The General synod Of the Reformed
Church III America, in session 1T tSbury
Park, y J., adopted the report of the
committee on union With the Reformed
'hnrcfi IN the | nltcd States. which rec
commended federal union with hat body
There We're only five votes in opposi-
,Ion. These united churches will num-
nvr, according Ia the data ut 1889. 269.-
rs COMMITMENTS. 10 so baptized
members, 2,o1N churches. l.3l3 minis
ters, - seats of learning. aud } publish
IN holScs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
La Eourgugnc Again Disabled.

NEW IoEK. June 9,-Ihe steamer An
choria. at TINS port to-da} from Glasgow,
reports that at 1915 o'clock yesterday
morning She sighted. 10 miles east Of san
dy Hook fight,hip. the French line steam
er La Bolrgognc moyinl slowly wc-iw and.
The latter left her" Saturday for iiayTc.
She had large passenger list IN" was
evidently disabled. nUt to what extent the
AncholIa people have no idea.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
$4,000 and Il Woman.

Frank MeIlvainc, cashier of the Sui
phur Deposit Bank. ut Sulphur, XIV.
alas tied, and it i believed lac * 10000
short IN his accounts. 1t is state bank.
AMI was n a measure started for Nell
NaIne when he graduated from Harvard
COLLEGE. Mrs. John Watkins, wife of
the proprietor Of the hotel at sulphur,
Is reported to have gone with him.
Mrs. Watkins was u village belle when
acllNaInc was in school
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
SheNNn To he n Eair, TaIa

CHICAGO. H.. June G.-A sensational
story Is printed here to the effect that Prof
a. II. Welsh, Of the OHIO State University.
supposed 10 have been drowned a year ago
shortly after his marriage. had been recoo-
nlZed by an old acquaintance 1t the Palmer
House with woman. registering from
cannes, France. As Prof. welsh was not
drowned, but SWAIN ashore and died in his
false
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
rctsteI~ FAKE the plant

\ transfer # MI the property of the
Riverside aud OSNc1o Mills t'onipauv IN
Providence. Il. l. has Just been made
hy the trustees " he were selected nj
thr creditors meeting last tlU. About
oue-half II tn, creditors in thu amount
et claims presented agreed t. ray the
claims ot the other half and llv down
SPOT cash II They would accept - cents
IN the dollar THIS was agreed Ia, and
the ether creditors with the trustee, prt
}n S.aa.Ha, and c,atsF more for ih,
rIant. and have organized ncw COM
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
BOODLER' FINE RENTED.
"Henest'' John o'NciII Escapes the T.,y
III, III Of - 900.

the supreme court, today rcmitt"d tn" tu"
of S2,oo0 imposed ON ''lloncSt' John
O'NCill of the 1851 board of aldermen. IN
addition to the term ct Imprisonment t"
which H., was sentenced. on his conviction
of bribery. O'NeiIl, under this decision.
viii he released from sing Sing on Jun"
-. when his term oI Imprisonment expires.
Had the tine not been Trmitttd he Woui,t
Lave been obliged tO serve q day for each
dollar of the fine.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
CRUSHED BY BAND WAGON.
Fodr Oheriin students Run Down in q
Parade

OEERLIN, O. June To- Six students Of
Oherlin College who We're assisting in
drawing the Oberlm College base ball team
about the city in parade. yester-
day. fell to the ground. and be-
fore they were able 10 rise We're
run over by band wagon containing about
thirty-iiye people which was following
Immediately after the carriage in y hich
the ball PLAYERS We're riding. The horses
oUuld not he checked until after the heavy
vehicle had passed over the rIostratc boys
Al OF them were hurt. and thr, e ut them
b. \. Williams. John Ellis and .. !.
I.uthiad-arc So badly injured that il is
tnarnI lhnN rannnf snrNlNn
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14

Il j. privately reported in Berlin that
very serious results may yet follow the
haoer> recent carriage accident Itap-
HearS that in falling he Injured the ear
fHat haS already caused him - mach
laln and discomfort hy its constant and
Tatusc ~urPuratlon. :" thai il has been
sa 4 Il rnhit condition ever since Quite
: are Of the serious nature of hiS
Allady. il i said that William has al
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
col /i,otpI,i Resigns.

CHICAGO. H.. June 9. Col. Florence
Zicgfeld has resigned The command OF the
second Regiment. The action was no.
unexpected b. Tie line officers, tor they
were given pretty clearly to understand
that unless their choice Of lieutenant
colonel at the late ell ctIon proved salts
factory TO their chief he would step down
and ont. The choice wasn't satisfactory,
and the Colonel has mustered himself int
-f,-iE
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
WHIPPED BY WHITE GAPS.
An Indiana Man Receives scycnts .tiN.
La.hca the E:are E.L.k.

NEW ALBANY. Ind Juno {" FhC iIar-
riSon County White Caps were again on
the road early sunday morning. They
visit ii the residence of Walter Rowe nHc
miles from torydon. took hIm from his
bed, tied him t0 Il tree. and gave hH S"N-
nty-fivc lashcS ON the bare back with
SwilchtS. lucrratng him in Il savage
manner. He was accused Of St"IIn"
chickens from ncighhor but tins charge
both Row and his wife deny. lie rrco--
niXed two or thrrc Of the White Caps, and
proposes to prosecute them
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
Miners NtIIL a.

hdyices from Siberia state there have
been reNolte in Tire gold mine belonging
to the Russian mlllinnaires EasilcMSki
and Earta~ch"n The miners. who
were goaded - rebellion hv starvation
wages and Haltfcatmcnt, killed two 81
rsrlntendcnts named kisanutr AMI
FaStrik"f, and demolished 4 large, num-
4s"r vt buildings troop "t C"sstcks
We're beaten "tf hv the men, and now
II" regiments have been ordered IL the
~, q
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
Railway Track Washed AWAY

IoNDoN. ont. june Ga part of an
emhankmcnt about $50 feet long and 80
feet deep un the main lire Of the Grand
Trunk Railroad, between komoko and
london. gave way iaSt night. 1 he acci-
sent was caused bN the recent heavy
rains. Through trains are being run
around hy -. ! honas without much de
lay. II is expected that the break will be
repaired in three DAYS. 1t was discovered
by the section men III time to prevent an
3ccident
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
BALI. PLAYERS ARRESTED.
Eoch"st"rs and FhiI:itlClnhia> Charged
With Hr,ahiu.. Sulttt:., Laws

ROCHESTER,. y. Y, June 9-Thc mem
brrs Of the Philadelphia Athletic and
the Rochester base hal teams. Amer
ican Association, with Umpire Toolr.
were arrested here this morn
Gn@ and commanded to appear forth
with before Justice COY, of the town of
lrondc4UCit. to stand .Ndmiuatinu on The
charge of PLAYING base bali On Sunday
llst, a Windsor Beach. IN :hat town. The
mcmhrrS ot the two teams have gone To
the FurrcSt House fer examination. 1t is
though, haH viii tc gwen. and the game
this afternoon VIII not he prevented.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
They Want TO Borrow

~ unanlmous Nnle, on the uight uf
the 9th. the Chicago CitN Council prti-
toned ouv, Fif,r to call an EXTRA session
~ the state Legislature, L. consider i
constitutional amendment permitting
the eliN nt thlcagn'~ bonded indebted
nt~s to II. increased S1,en.O0 The
elm named i for the purpose ofpromot-
'uy the success of the Worlds Fair
ltfort~ u increase thc amount 20 IL tn
provide for other municipal undertake
nl~ Wcrr defeated
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
Bloody Battle.

\ bloody encounter has taken place
between Arnauts and >eryians. on the
servan frontier. The Ottoman and
~cryian governments have sent teie-
graphic orders for a prompt inquiry IN
- the affair. The ArnautS killed fifteen
Christians, wounded thirty-five others.
robbed the dead and violated number
ftt women
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14

The friends Of Dr. :. = Laws, ex-.
president IF the Missouri State Tni-
NerSlty, and a man prominent in bust
mess circles in Kansas City, are greatly
exercised over his disappearance He
Tad been noticed to bc acting strangely
for some time, and his friends fear that
nc may have become insane over Il
business reverse which he suffered
som, time agD
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14

IoSpoE. June a.-TiHr swedish bark
Architect, Capt. i-ludh, IT queenstown
from FernanGjna. reports that on May Il
she saw a large balloon floating in The
ocean. The bark attempted Ia reach the
balloon 10 ascertain If any body gvls III the
car. but darkness set in, and the balloon
! was not afterward seen.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
BROKER PELL SENTENCED.
lie Goes to the state Prison for Sever
Years and Il Half.

NEW \ IoEK. June 2. Recorder SmytFc.
in Part l.. of the general sessions court.
tins morning sentenced Broker George II.
Fell. of ,lNth National Bank wrrckInG
fame. 10 imprisonment ~ hard labor for
seven Years aud six montt III the stat"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
Accident on the Louisville & Nash
viIln

The Wagner through sleeper from
louisville To BostonNia Cincinnati. over
the louisville q Nashville. was wrecked
near English, ky at l O'Clock on the
afternoon If the 6th. The town is fiftv
miles ont from Louisville Eight per
Fnns We're seriously wounded, two of
whom viii probably die.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
Prohibition Knocked Ont.

VI Mason City, Ia, on the 9th, Judge
sherman made I sweeping decision in
IN Original package injunction case.
The Judge held that beer could he sold
hy The hottie, though shipped in eases.
Fle also upheld the right to drink the
LIQUOR oil the premises where sold,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
AN OPERA HOUSE IN ASHES.
Blacks Thcater at >t. Johns. Que, De
stToNcd by Fire.

ST. JOINS, Que. June 10. - Black 5
Opera House. on Richelieu street. was
burned early this morning. For time il
was feared that the large Balmoral
Hotel, opposite, would also 60 but hard
work and plentiful supply Of
water finally saved il. GoTtGR'S New Or
leans minStrelS. Who gave an entertain
ment in the Opera House last evening, lost
nearly the whole Of their effects. The To-
tai loss is placed at $4,000. The origin OF
the fir. i unkuoytu
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
NEWS IN BRIEF.
\ Foot Of Hail on the Ground

\ dispatch Of the 9TH from Nanhorj,
Tex.. SAYS: The conductor of the east
bound train Tonight reports hail foot
deep fifteen miles west Of here. and as
the train passed Sierra Blanca it was
-tormlng. IhIs Is the first rain in the
county in more than a wear.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
A ROYAL SCANDAL.

ENskinG Milan Correspondent in Di-
yorCc Suit.
PARIS, June 6.-l he Steele saws that NJ.
Christie. formerly prime minister of
S1rFia, is about to bring an action against
his wife for divorce. Milan, the ex-king
Of Scrvia, is named as the correspondent
in II IN, case
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
4 .EnnIlt" Alderman kilIra

PATTERSON. y. j. June 10 Ex-AId.
James Pierson was fatally injured Ly an
Erie tram al jersey City last night. Pier
son was one OF the "boodle' aldermen OF
New York.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14

really made arrangements 10 appoint
the Empress and his brother Prince
Heinrich regents III case Of his death.
or his being incapacitated by the pro-
gress Of the disease.
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Will investigate the Dutrage~.

CoNsTASTISoPLF. June f.-The Porte
VII send a commission to Albania. To IN
gulTe into the oatrages which are alleged
there,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
LATEST MARKET REPORT.
MILWAUKEE,.
CHR thit.
r,orp-cooa ~ chn-le -nrlnr.-. 4.7a q

FLOUR Good TO Choice -prInE.-- 20 n ~
Common spring .-.---...-..- 5I3 n, 90
WHEAT No : seller May.-...s..... ~ ~
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on " ...-. IN -
,. 80. "a 3 a.............-........ Nominal
81 ~ m h3
I.Gas u..s ... gI2s5
,IT-Sieen ....... III go
pTrfEp-Grrd n, Cnni,e rrmrv Y n II
Good to choice Uaify.- 10 a. 1Gl5
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
OWES HALF A MILLION.

Failure OF the Nrient.! WiliinE Company
at Providence.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l.. June 10.-The Orr
entail Mills Company made an assignment.
to-day. to Samuel AmcS. attorney at Law.
The firm became embarrassed month ago.
There are unsecured debts of S623,000
and GlIink assets Va Ind l2l nnA.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14
Base Ball Record.

Tie following table shows the stand
inc Of tie clubs in the four leading
leagues June 10.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-01-15
MORNING APPEAL.
lEDNE8DAY E. JANUARY Is
Weir-Murphy.

The prize fight between the ex-
champion feather weight of the
world Ike Wier and Billy Murphy
the champion of Australia. resulting
in a victory for the latter in the IA. h
round shows the difference between
the two men. Wier had to have
q committee appointed to keep him
from getting drunk, while Murphy
managed to tend to his own bust
ness. w Ter is a sport and has dist
pated some. Murphy is a hard
working man and wins his fights
purely on his science and strength.
When Weir fell in the 14th round,
Murphy ligbtened up and when
the time had passed for Wier to
come to the scratch, Murphy
jumped lightly out of the ring and
now wears the belt.