Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-10
TELEGRApHIC.


 deaths last night, but D-. Byron who has just returned from lower bay. says ths ten cases of cholera include yesterdays cases. The only fresh reports for today are three new cases and one death. HOMESTEAD, Sept. 6.-The first serious br aks in tee ranks Of lhe s:rik rs oc- cured yes erday whe1 100 strikers and $ skillet workmen returned to work.
 ST. LOUIS. Mo, Sept. 6.-Scattering returns from Arkansas indica yester- days election resul ed in a Demo cratic victory nOtw.tas tanding fusion in cer- tain localities between Republicans and the Third Party.
 HAMBURG, Sept. 6-Siuce noon yes terday there were 674 new cases and 264 deaths of cholera have been reporr ed in this c ty. According to offic al figures tnere have been s.nce the GU break in this cily 679S cases end 2940 deaths. It is believed. however, that these figures do not show the full ravages of the dis | ease.
 SAN DIEGO, Sept 6.-The Democratic SO iuiN NOn '6bllOu Wd- dS culDlcu lOIldN. Oscar Tuppett was chosen chairman. There was an adjournment for the pur- pose of allowing the committees 10 re- port.
 SPOKANE. Wash.. Sept. G. Charles Brooks, an aged negro, was hanged this moruirg in the court yard of the county ! jail. bis crime was the murder of his | h, ,Xa xrria f ri nnh T,,lxr = | 1891. The condemned man held up un- | til ths last without the slightest appear ance of fear.
 HoUGHToN, Mich, Sept. 6.-The men employed by the copper mining com papy struck for higher pay. The con- pany has closed down the mine stating that the price of copper does not war rant such an increase. Three hundred men are out of employment Ire Pc Dinsular mine also closed down and POO men are out of employment out | there.
 NEw ORLAEANs, Sept. 6.-The an- nouncement sent out from COrbett'S | special train that the Caiforniau's back CTS would demand that Salliuan appear tomorrow night stripped to the naval created much discussion. Corbett' <
 men cialm that in previous fight Sul- livan has worn his trunks high up and that beneath he has worn bandages to protect the stomach.
 Phil Casey says the fighters frequent ly wear pine pitch plasters over the | abdomon Us stay them during contests.
 He thinks McAuliff dId it last night | and knows of TO reason why Sullivan should not do the same. However, | Casey did net indicate what response would be made. Sullivan positively | refused to discuss the subject. Corbett arrived this morning and was given a hearty welcome. Ifsuperb con- alton an urremeconfidencs today are
 factors in the fight, Corbett may be ! ranked among the winners.
 A committee of the Southern Atblst- ic Club escorted them to their quar- ters.
 Corbett said: "I am in fine shape, feel perfectly we'll and have had plenty of rest"
 PORTLAND, Or. Sept 6.-The national associaii ion of western chiefs convened here today. President Kel Ogg, of Seat tle, WIS appointed one Cf the committee on credentials The ass citation then ad- j turned until D. m. In the afternoon session Mayor Mason will deliver an ad- dress of w. come which will be respond ed to by President Kellogg. CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 5.-Quarantine has b en declared at all gulf points in Mexico against vessels arriving from ports infected with cholera, SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5.--Tne fourth day Of the California State Sporlsmen's Assoc ation tournament was marked by long match between, Robinson and Chick. the crack trap shot. The match was at twelve live birds, and there were thirteen entries. Five men killed twelve straight and were tied for first place. On the shoot-off of the tie all dropped out except Robinson and Chick. They Ri led bird after bird until the fifty first, when both missed. They continued shooting until Robinson mis sed his seventy fifth. Chick killed his bird and wen the match.
 Next match, ten live birds, was won by Brunner with a clean score. ". Tallhnt and q. NJ. Osborn divided sec Ond and third money, and Dr, Tabor took fourth.
 The match, at thirty single blue rocks was won by c. F. Packard with g. Dr. Tabor was second; Cate, Chick, Daniels and Norton divided the other prIzes. The twenty single blue rock shoot was wOH by Packard; Cate and Knowles being tied for second place.
 NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 5.-The Olympic clubs high priced pugiiistic carnival wae inaugurated tonight with the light weIght championship. under circum- stances very suspicious in ail respects, save that of weather. Ths leading thorougbfares were throDged with an excited and enthusiastic crowd all the afternoon. McAuliffe and his friends preserved a reticience about the condi- tiOn of their man that was oppressive and 1t was this secrecy which keps McAuliffe the favorIte. Rain chased the sports down to the club early. The scene at the club was most animated. Myer was first on the ground, and after the days restin Carrclton he got Dto the carriage with Ali Kennedy and his trainers, and drove lelsurely down to the club He stripped and while waiting for weighing in. McAuliffe's body guard reached the | club, While the pugillsts were waiting, | the sports continued to gather until the | amphltheatre vas nearly full, The clubs | building is blaze of light. The club | presents an animated appearance and | the streets ara thrOnged with eager men | and falr sprinking of ladies. The fight | has begun and the men gre sparripg eau tiously for an opening. The "Streator | lad' looks we'll enough to fight for hls | fife and is IS agile as a cat. Both men lock to ba Tn the pink of condition.
 In the 9th round the men were pretty well exhausted but the real fighting has now begun. It was pretty boxing match up till now and the Streator lad had none the worst of 1t. Both men were winded.
 9th-McAulffe nearly knocked Meyer down with right hand swing. Meyer fell from exhaustion and refused to arise. Meyer fell on the ropes from a T ght and left handler on the head. The westerDer locked beaten now and nearly fell from blow in the mouth.
 l0th-Meyer now waited for his fa-