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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31
Pre- aud rro., In North Dakota.

MISSAmoLIs, Oct. aO.-rhe Tr.b-
uno's special from Bismarck, n. d.,
reports furious gale, accompanied by
snow. Farmers ale uneasy NJ thiesh.
ing IL only about twO.thlfds finished.
Monango, Ipswich and Hosmer re-.
port bad prairie fires and cold wave
Ellrndale reports furious gale with n
prairie fire raging. There Ia n rumor
that the small village Of Fullerton has
been destroyed by Gre. No particulars
art obisinable. Al Steele, n. D., "a
n heavy snow storm l. prevailing with
high winds. Threshing Ia not half
completed.
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BALTIMORE, oct. 30. - During tho
democratic parade this afternoon n
portion Of the reviewing stand a. the
corner Of Eulaw and Madison streets,
on which we're seated about 200 per.
sons, collapsed. Among the party was
senator German, Frank Brown, caudi.
date Tor governor, Congressman Comp.
ton, aud u number Of lndiep. ~ tho
head OF the procession approached the
stand everybody pressed forward ~
join In the cheers FOR senator German,
when suddenly the whole front Of tho
platform gave way, and the mass Of
people were pi ncipitnted into thoslreOt.
Thu police Mt once went to work 10
oxtricato those who were under the
timhers. II was found that all Of them
were painfully injured, hut none scri.
ously. Senator G0fm1n was bruised
on the legs, Frank Brown had his
knees hun, Mr.. Cnmpion'A ankle was
badly twisted, Robtr, McLRne and
several Of the ladies were painfully
cut aud bruised.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31
A Brazilian steamship Line Organized
10 Hun Between That Republic
and the United States.
somC CHINESE TRADERS IN raov'
BLC OVER THEIR PAssPoRrs.
BimciAlism In Rurope.-The state OF
Trade aud Progress In Central Amer
lea Chaplain Holds His Place.


CHARLEsros, w. Va, Oct. 80
Articles Of incorporation Of the New
York x Brazil steamship Company
were filed today In the Office OF the
secretary Of State. The concern IL
composed OF New York and Brazilian
capitalists, and has an authorized
capital Of 81. 100000. II IL stated that
NJ soon NJ the bonds can 10 placed and
Steamships bought or built, line Of
steamers, supplemented by n number
Of sailing vessels will begin making
regular trips butwccn New York and
other Atlantic ports anu Brazil. The
president II Judge Di,tenhoiisr, the
vlco.prssldant Ia ex.postmaster.uen.
efal james; treasurer, John n. Hay.
ward, and the directors hrssrs. Often.
hotter, James, Hay ward, Flank ~.
Gray, Rufus Il. Wilson, Wyliu j..
Roueo md Meyer Hillmau. Assur.
Ruce " sufficient financial backing to
float tho cnterptlsr, VI Is said, has been
received from Brazil.
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wAsHuSGToS, OF. ao,- Adlutant
Central lltill, iu his an ual report
sprpkiug Of the new system Of oNamin-
tluns f0r PROMOTIONS, says The initintory
examinations have GlsrlJsc1 a crafty
ing degree uf ufohuiunoy In regard 10
foutine duties. Al the iuchpacltalei
onicrra nave been retired except scypu.
whoye cisss are pending. HIS recon.
mediation for Increased phy ior nom
commissioned officers II urgently r..
uuwri, and II h recommended that an
honorable service NJ not less Than ten
ycats Ia tho army shall constitute u
claim on the war department Tor ap.
polntmont 10 certain civil positions,
The actual number Of deserllons fTOm
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Between aud la o'clock In tho oven,
Ing II Is impossible TO walk half block
anywhere on Broadway between Union
oquaro and Thir,ylliri street without
being stopped by % pitiful appeal for
aims The less deserving tho applicant
the more wtfn the appeal An old but
ftill u iayorito u1ck with the professional
bcgsnrs Is to bInd M an arm or % log
aud pretend 20 be- crippled. Some of
them arc extremely clover IN making up
aud a careful examination would ba
necessary to detect the docepiioa.--New
York Co. Chicago Herald
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in the interest Of the officers, who arc
as follows; John A. Kemp, president;
w. II. Andrews, secretary, aud n.
Stick, treasurer. President Kemp wa
credited In the books With having
drawn out over 5000 during the
month Of October. One firm OF real
estate agents have borrowed sums az.
gregating 10000, giving A. security
wild cat addition lots Of total value OF
$1,000. Notwithstanding the concern
went behind 81 1000 last year, the ~.
rcctors declared dividend regularly
every three months. Its stated that
criminal proceedings will be institut ted
against the officers nj once.
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BuuIiN, oct. 31.-J,sse Seligman,
the we'll known New York banker,
nishrd with credentials from the
ing Inquiries among ioroign tlnanclcr,
iu fcgari 10 the possibility o. arriving
at some international agreement In the
interest Of bimclallistn. II II stated
that President Harrison aud Secretary
Foster are generally Interested In the
negotiations. Sollymsn, upon leaving
Berlin, seemed 10 have the highest
hopes that matters. 40 far ~ the Ger.
maus are concerned, are progressing
toward an international conference on
Inc auhleeL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

TAcOBiA, wash, oct. 3d. Upon the
application OF Slsts Iueurance Com,
missioner Allen, w. a. Rice was az.
pointed temporary receiver today OF
the West Coast Fire q Marine lusur.
nnou company. The receivers bonds
Were fixed Mt $4,000. The complaint
was He'd by tho commissioner, who
ncrnses the company VI making false
returns 40 10 lis financial condition,
aud alleges that thr company was on
the point u placing it, assets beyond
the reach Of IT, Cicli,0rs. An eXani-
nation " the statement made n TOW days
ago shows that s3i, 90 Of the assets are
missing THAI We're included In a slnllaT
statement made Oct. 18th, aud also TINT
the company was insolvonl. An eN-
animation Of the booke, II n said, shows
that the concern was managed entirely
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rhrse Hundred Cuiptiis rarurd Loose
b. ulotlur Wines

KNOXVILLE, Tvun., oct. a1.-great
excitement was created about mid.
uight by the receipt N report that
100 c0nvicts were rolelHui at Bricu.
VILE tonight aud the immense stock.
adc burned; that there was a battle
between the guards aud the miners.
All sorts OF rumOrs were current until
. O'Clock this (Satunlly) morning,
when gentleman came In with Iril.
mite news. Three tapussud miners
surrounded the stock sde aud the quarts
gaveup the c0nviCtr, WIN wcru fur.
nlshrd with citizens clothes Aud Tho
s,oclade burned. The miner. were
surrounding the Cambria st9ckalr
when be leit. All were armoi with
WiuchvsteIs, but no one was Killed.
One hundred aud forty convicls are nj.
ready released. Nothing further 10
ubiainablc tonight.
At a:l6 this Saturday morning n II
rcp1fteithat over 800 cOnvlcis have
been liberated. Evidently II wns
upcp,'aid plan, NJ tho minets' repro.
s.ntatiyes, II n ltnrnci, have been buy.
iuE clothing for the convicts FOR some
tiWe past. Although reports are slill
coming In 81 sounds Of firing, II IL
thought that they are erroneous aud
that no one Is hurt, The wlgca have all
been Gus by tho miner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. so.-Tho n.
II. Cottsr company, wholesale lumber,
made an assignment today. The
liabilities are 500, 900; as.ets nominal
ly siOO.00O. The arm had done busl.
ness boyond Its capital. As n result n
the Cotter assignment the Louisville
Store aud Lumber company nlsO a.
signed. The liabilities are i5O,OJO; ~.
sets $40, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

SAN fHANCmCO, oct. 30.--rhs
schooner winfield Scott" wa. seized
hy the customs officials today. A
number of tins of opium were found
aboard the steamer "Empifc," tom
Puget Sound, aud whom tie schooner
was seized today she was lying along.
side tho "l3mpirc," from which the
Opium mad evidently been loaicJ later
Cant, bens0n of the schooner was ~
r,s,ei for smuggling, though he dls.
claimed all knowledge Of tho drug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

trouble brewing. The s1ac. nature 81
this trouble they are unable 10 define,
but they sec little prospect that ma
nmicsblc settlement Of The Valparaiso
incident win soon bc reached. aud the
signs of Increasing popular auimosity
toward the United States give ground
Tor apprehension and indignation.
Uniied States Minister Egan, Cap.
tain Schley OF the "Bslilmnfc." aud
Consul McCreery were In close con-
sultatiou throughout the day, though
II IL not possible TO obtain any defuiic
statement from thom for publication.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

DESvER, Col, Oct. a0.-Orvillc l..
Smith, president Of the Smith. Brooks
Printing Company, was indicted by the
grand Jury on tive charges Of forgery,
and William NJ, Bliss, George Ray,
mond anu James phndley, NIL cx.cliy
officials, were Indicted on fourteen
charges, constituting forgery, larceny
anu embtlElrmoni. rho accused are
said 10 have been members Of the rlug
charged with robbing tho city during
the late administration,
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san FRANClsco, Oct aJ.--rho grand
luty returned an indictment against
State senator 4. ID. harp Of Stsui-lAus
ma Modesto counties, fOT accepting a
bribo Tor hts vote on tue bill by which
Glenn county WAS formed. liarp's
nome il at Modesto, hut no leit Tor the
Eat ON the day tav supreme Court
rendered tho decision on tho legality
Of tho grant Jury, A bench warrant
has loeu Issued flr his arrest.
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NV YUuy, oct. al.--Minuic Ron.
hCinrr, u siXtrtu.ycar.5li German
gifl, was murdered tonight by william
Miller, young man who hns been
with ths family Tor year aud wa
looked on NJ Minniu's accepted tul!or.
lie was not caught At = late hour To-.
night. From signs OF the awful
struggle In the room 1t !. evident that
he tried 10 crimlnally assault Minnie
and that che resisted until, driven 20
madness he took her life.
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SiNu SiNg, y. g., Ost. al.--Gr0rgc
a. bnnifeih yesterday attached the
property Of his sister, Mo a. =. Sym.
Onl-, iur $4,000. Mn. symonds is
living Oh h,r farm ut Los Gates cal.
Bghndfcth's attorney fald ihc seizure
Nua made 90 project his sIstsrs utter.
eht'. -hu hgs b,ru sptculhtiugi real
estate and other things aud fallen into
TIE hanOs Of sharks who were trying 10
nuuru hsf
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v KASsAs CITY, oct. 30. 90 The Jour.
MATS wichita Kan, special sayg a
spark from n passing engine on the
santa Fc this afternoon set firo 10 the
ptaifc lust west of the farm NJ Charles
iwiniug, Ia sumner county. The
fire spread rapidly over TWinlng's
farm and destroyed everything. MFs.
Twining WINS caught ana burned 10
death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

organized commands N She army 81 Oh
Err cent? their t1ial mean strength.
The moral tonr and material Interest,"
Of the army haH been Improved 10y the
cautrenr. The a juiant general makes
many recommendation. amour them
mat q bounty D. given 10 men on die.
change after ton and fifteen years Of
laIlhluI aaIyIae.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

SANTIAGO DE CHuE. Oct. 31.--Gt is
generally admitted here that the siiua
ton Of affairs Ia regard 10 tho displio
between tho United States and emile
has not impr we'd. Ia ncb the anti.
American feeling Is griEing ia hitter.
ness, and all American officials IN
Chile arc Rpprehiuslye OF further
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

GuAYMAs, Mex, oct. 8D.-lufor.
nation has reached this city OF the
burning Of tho Mexican village of
santa Rosa, and the massacre OF sew
efal OF It's inhabitants by the faqui
Indians on the night OF Monday, Oulo.
ter lDlh. Soldiers were Immediately
sent In pursuit, but none Ot the Indians
were CnulITpu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

CtEvrLAsn. oct. SO.--A Dur.s.ofy
building, occupied a. q warehouse,
burned this morning. A large quantity
~ malt was burned. together with "a
t.ork oi trUckefy. Tao loss % cliims,cd
ai 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

LAREDO, Tex, Oct. 3O.-Early this
morning Deputy United States Mar.
shal George Wise and u friend, who
was with him, were murdered by u
hmuggler named Flores, who was re-.
slsling arrest. The murderer csunped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

A pyuirrioual man ought 10 know ~
least TWO foreign languages II ho hw
a decided ronehgnt f0r linsual studies
and -,rguF hynt Of mind usually iutL
cater H.,! Il capacDty--ltma DO worth
wAUei.r'ru to sAteul his l.attoIt Italian
nui Spanish. oven 20 go outid, of theses
Uut figuel and German ho ought q,
possess Nt prt Of the very means VI m
contact with modern life These Ian,
ulgt WlilBdmit him 10 ogrrything that
s valuable IN thn newest Thought or thc
time. since 70 may be truly said tnat %
production which docs not speedily zee
the light, either originally or by trans
latuu, Ia English, French or German Is
either NOT worth special attention or eau
b9 calmly waited ior Interview IN Bos.
tan Herald
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RipuNgItNN, Ala, oct al.-Thc
balloon htidnl Party caWc down safely
iaHi night In the mountains seventeen
miltn northwest uf here.
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NoRroLIS, Va, Oct. 8O.-At an early
hour this morning tho United States
steamship "Fern" had n collision with
the English steamer 'Iagon or
Thimhle Light. The 'tFern~ was
badly damaged but no one was hurt.
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BRENNAN, Tex, Oct. a0.-Lec
Hughes, oOlored, was hanged today for
the murder Of his wife In January last.
He maintained his innocence on the
scaiiold.
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NEw HAvnN, Conn, Oct a0.-As
the result Of the disturbance ON the
campus last Saturday night, the arul.
~ of Yale has decreed that the class VI
~ shall not take part H. any athletic
sports during its term H. college.
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NEw YORK. Oct. aO.-James r.
Walden, aged 20, was fatally shot 10.
night by his wife Annie. Domestic
trouble was tho cause.
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OTTAWA, oct. 3O.-The cabinet
crisis IN over. Champleau will retain
the socrelaryship Of State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
senator Matthew QuaJ is Hunting for
the Man at tht bottom 81 The
Late Attack Upon Him.
rHt BRIDAL eAllonIsrs ELpoRT =
SArC LANutrc.
A Lawyer Attaches ~, SISTERS Estate
Of SO 600 10 Save u frum
the Land sharks.
ny Tscuaph 10 the Ntvsi
quHy Looking up iiio Authorities.

BEAVER, 70. Oct. ~. -- senator
Quay to-day tvlerfapbed Comptroller
Lacey, requesting 20 know by whose
authority the BearIsley certificate u
dcpoeit, which IL umhng the ia
pcrs 81 the Keystone bank, wns Gc-
livcred ~ the Democratic Stat" conn.
miiteo o. be- photographed, lithu.
rraphcd aud published throughout the
state.
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nriyiDrRu, y. j., oct. 80 Nine.
toon buildings IN Clinton were de-.
slfuyed by lfo loot night The loss T.
estimated ~ 100000.
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MARIINsviLLT, Va, oct. 30. Two
men were killed and three wounded by
n cave-iu on the Roanoke aud Southern
Railroad thism0rning.
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Tho Princess Charlotte. daughter OF
George ~, was young woman OF great
spirit and originality Ono day ono Of
her teachSss CHANGED to enter the room
when tho princess was feyiling ono Of
her attendant ladies, In great wrath. and,
after giving her lecture on hasty
speech, he presented her with hool, on
the subject, A few days later he found
her still more furious and using Ian.
gungo even moro violent II am sorry
to tiud your royal highness IN such a
passion" said no. your royal highness
has not read the book gave you" II
did, my lordl" cried she tompestuously:
81 both read 1t and pro6ted by it. OH.
erwiso should have scratched her eyes
outr-San Francisco Argonnut
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Touching upon the question Of insom.
MIA, DIR. Charcot, tho great specialist.
made a romars which was not only In.
toresting In itself, but which proved his
thorough acquaintance with tho works
OF England's greatest dramatisi. ut is
curious 10 note" he remarked, show
feelinRly Shakespeare dwells on the
question OF sleep, not only in the famous
passage Of Macbeth beginning, Mac
beth hath murdered sleep, but in many
other nlaces In his plays made at ono
tino collection Of fifty quotations
from his works on thut subject So /
avn inclined To think that no suffered
from Insomnia"
REMARKED TINT perhaps tho death of
the gr,ut poet whom 30 few years past
middle age might have been caused by
tho vast mental strain consequent on III.
production OF his marvellous works, and
ia That case insomnia would certainly
l. We formed one Of the symptoms OF his
condition "Great genius remarked
the doctor, "is almost invariably the
oiishoot Of IN haalth, either mental or
physical "rhat was hardly the case.
| responded. with Victor Hugo, who
lived 70 be past eighty and was always
as sturdy as an oak" "Bat you forget,
madam. that he came OF family Of
maniacs,' was the response Ellis
brother died insane and mis- daughter Is
the inmate OF AN asylum for lunatics. -
faTls Cor. Philadelphia Telegraph.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-09

Mrs. Gresthesd-H-~ quickly IRE
time passes IN The company Of clever
people. Mr.. Slowboy. II seem. osly
ten minutes since yon cane. aud IL 10 .
good two hours.-Har2srss Bazaar.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-09

see this fighs for the sake Of knowing
what such affairs really were like
When Baxter sold rae this ticket he
said that ought 10 make barrel OF
money on the fight because he could
give me straight tip and could back
II as heavily as pleased. He mentioned
IN an oh-hani. reminiscent fashion that
several gentlemen. whom he named.
had given him fifty or hundred dol
lars after winning on his tips
told him that l didn't suppose II
would he possible to make bet on this
fight because the Kid was sure 10 win.
''Sarc to win?" said Baxter. Say;
he amt in IL. Lynch will have him
done IN four rounds"
Baxter went on To assure mo that his
warm personal friendship for the Kid
was powcrless 10 warp his infallible
Judgment. He was sorry that the Kid
couldn't win; but, as long as he couldn't,
there was TO harm in my making a dol
lar on my knowledge of the fact. He
suggested that perhaps we might find
some ignorant person in the saloon be-
low who was looking for a chance TO
lose his money on McSweeney. We went
down and found the ignorant person.
We found him without any trouble at
all. He seemed To be waiting for u.s. l
didn't care to bet, but was afraid that
Baxter would say that 1 hadn't any
sporting blood. and thus give even wider
publicity TO NV disgrace than Sir Ralph
and the agent had done. Sol bet fifty
dollars to forty-fve on Lynch. A gen.
tlenan Of unimpeachable honor held
the stakes. had Baxter's personal tes-
timony for this.
When got back to the Office, the
agent for firearms and the young man
with the horse-head pin were there.
The appearance of my left eye naturally
led up to the subject of pugilism. 1
told them that Baxter had given me
the eye, and also straight tip on
Lynch. The horscy young man laughed.
1.-The fellow You bet with was friend
Of Bcxter's," he said, "and they'll di-
vide your money between them. They
know that McSweeney viii win. It's all
fixed up in advance"
I'm going to the stakeholder and de-
mand my money back" said l.
"You won't get it." rejoined the astute
youth. "Go bet fifty dollars on Nc
Sweeney. That's the only way to get
even"
He was so kind rs to supplement this
advice By telling me where I could find
a man who was foolish enough to bet
on Lynch. l lost no time in hunting
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-09
TESTS OF KNOWLEDGE.
Ouestions which Are Apt to Elicit Queer
Answers.

Answers.
General ignorance questions" as
they are called, being now much in
favor with those who are intrusted with
the duty of educating our boys. the
London Schoolmester has taken the
trouble to suggest string of appro-
pirate tests of knowledge of familiar
things. The chief of these are: "Why
does an apple fall to the ground?"
What is jury, and how are jurors
elected?" Explain as simply as you
graph What keeps the earth in
position?" "How would You spend a
present of three pounds in books?"
'Why do most leaves turn color in the
autumn" what is the difference be-
tween tradition and history, art and
science, parable and allegory, murder
and homicide. stimulation and dissimula-
ton, bill and act?" Name some Of the
chief English daily and weekly ncwspa-
pers." Name some OF the planets that
move round the sun" "Why does mar
bic appear colder to the touch than
wood?" How many senses have wc?'
The author of this little plot does not
conceal the fact that he looks forward
to eliciting some ''amusingly original
answers" Big boys, he thinks, might
also be tried with those old-established
''posers:" What would happen if an
Irresistible body came in contact with
an immovable post?" and "How is it
that big rivers always make for and
flow through large towns?"-Chicago
News
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-09

hin up. Tsv this time had begun to
realize that | couldn't afford TO lose
money on bets. was poor man. and
l. 10 win every time. 80 bet seventy
Eve dollars on McSweeuey.
few days later met the sporting
editor NJ one of the leading dailics. He
is personal friend who would not de-
ecive me. He had positive inside i'm
formation that Lynch wonld win. He
put the case before me ia such lucid
manner that q large quantity of my
h6r turned gray for fear that ! should
getting a bet down On Lynch / be-
sought him 20 pvt up ffty dollars fc- me
II he conlf I'D taker. and he promised
~ DO so. but he warned me that be
might have 70 give odss.
The next morning lad long talk
with Sir Ralph the Rover. That boy
appeared to know more about lighting
than the old hands at the business He
showed ne in ten minutes how utterly
preposterous IL was TO suppose that
, Lynch couis win that fight When lief
She of9ee looked up man who. wss
aware. had been tipped b. the sporting
editor. and bet City dollars ~ish him
on McSweeney.
Bet that evening happened 70 meet
On cid ard reliable sport, q man for
whose Judgment had the highest re-
spect. IN few wei chosen words he
convinced me that McSweeney wa
Lynch's natural food; that the Kid had
no mere show than 10. the poor Indian
and that anyeodv who bet On Che Kid
was simply taking brad out of the
mouth Of his family. I borrowed ffty
dollars snd BET it On Lynch
+ had been arranged that The hGhs
should take place in barn in remote
cnrner Of Staten Island This is news-
paper euphemiszr for back rocm in
hc,ss anu~snimGzx 1nc.1ed h JevNex