Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-10


 been nothing to indicate a holiday. At Homestead everything was quiet, as most of the strike leaders have gone to other places to take part in labor meet ings.
 LOUISIANA, Sept. 5.-At nine o'clock lhls morning Sullivan arose and shortly afterwards was driven to the Young Mems gymnasium where be proceeded to take his daily exercise. He pounded leather bag for nearly twenty minutes although the morning was very warm. Rope Jumping followed.
 | QUARANTINE, N. Y, Sept. 5.-Sec retary Foster and the state board of l health have gone down to Swinburne Island to make inquiries into the best methods of preventing the introduction of cholera into this country. The sec retary WIS accompanied by Surgeon ! General Hamilton.
 l NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 5.-President Noel, of the Olympic Club, under whose auspices Sullivan will meet COrbett watched Sullivan at his work as ne fin ished his feroclous bag punching, Noel turned to knot of bystanders; Well" he eJaculated, Il guess Sullivan may as well come down and get that check first as last" The Oly mpic Club officials have held meeting and chose referee on tonight's battle but naturally de- clined to make his identity public until tonight. It Is thought John Duffy is the man. Skelly did not come on this mornings train, neither did Carroll. They will probably come over thls even ing. Dixon is also announced to arrive tonight. The city is packed with visit ors and the outlook is for packed house tonight. McAuliffe arrived in town thIs morning. McAuliffe immediately re- tired to his room in North Rampant street and refused to see any one. He did not look perfectly we'll and his face dld not indicate that he was in first class trim. Crowds went up to Myers head, iquarters this morning, but saw little of the Streator light weight who spent most of his time in his room at work. Myer IS announced to be under weight.
 QUARANTINE, N. T.. Sept. 5.-Dr. Jenkins has sent request to Mayoy Grant for SIX patrol officers who will be stationed at Quarantine and arrest any person endeavoring to communicate with vessels in lower bay. All pas sengers in the Normania have been transferred to Hoffman Island where they will remain under observation. Six cases of cholera were transferred to the hospital on Swineburne Island.
 VIsALIA, Cal, Sept. 5.-Evans and Sontag were found yesterday near the residence of Supervisor Ellis 20 miles north of this city by two of Ellis chil- dren. The men were camped not more than one hundred yards from his house. The children returned and had their aunt go with them when she saw Evans and said, "How are you, Chris" Evans then turned to Sontag and said, "We had as well go to the house now," which they did. As they appeared at the house Ellis met them and said, "How do you do. Chris" Evans after a mID- | ute replied, "I will shake hands with Sam, though l ought not. The robbers stald at the house from noon until dark when they took a horse and cart of Ellis and started away. The sheriff was notified and followed the trail seven miles toward the city, where the trail was lost. Evans told Ellis he had not been away since the train robbery and that he was not leaving now. He had some business to attend to of his own and when that was settled be would give his attention to the Southern Pa cific. Ellis says Evans is very cool aud collected but Sontag somewhat nervous.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 4.-Prof. Der hard Moses was today elected President of the University of California by the | University regents. Prof. Moses for a number of years has filled tie chair of history and political economy at the university.
 BLOOMINGTON, H., Sept. A big Democratic ralley in this city will be held October 10, and preparations are being made to make it the largest in the state. It has been definitely decided by ex-President Cleveland to attend, after which he will make short visit with his running mate.
 for the Selby medal was held at the Oakland track today by the California SportsOen's Association, The men shot at twenty birds each and the match was won by the Cotton team by one bird. The scores were as follows: Cotton team, 93; MonOco Gun Club, 92; County Club. senior team, 8S; County Club, junior team, S7; Alameda Gun Club Sl.
 The trophy is now the property of the Colton Club, It having won 1t three | times.
 In the contest for the Fay diamond | medal H. c. Robinson won with 30 | straight kills Go.cher was second with | 29.
 BALTIMORE, Sept. 4-The Corbett | New Orleans special which composed | the second section of the regular limit | ed left Jersey City at 4:30 o'clock. It ] was composed of ten sleeper coaches and carried 160 passengers from New York. One sleeper was chartered spe- cially by party from Newport con sisting of Phelps Carroll, Charles Fox hall Keen, Edward Buckley, Julian Potter and Jos. Stevens. At Washing ton the Corbett party is to be joined by Mike Donovan, the boxing instructor of the New York Athletic club and and many others. Donovan has S5,000 to bet on Corbett at the best odds he can get. When the train reached Willing ton there was crowd of several thous- and assembled to see COrbett. The boys on the train were full of fun and chaffed the gang on the Idle Wild, and they rushed down 10 the private car contain ing Foxhall, Keen and hi friends cheer ing for COrbett. While in was annoy ing to the six mlllionaires it was great sport for the rest. Mike Donovan was Crestfallen on his journey to New Or leans as before leaving New York he received his instructions from the board ol governors that he was not under any to second Corbett as that might imply prejudice by the club in favor of COrbett Arthur B. Conway has S}000 to place on C0rbett at the best odds be can get. The choice combination of the gentlemen on Corbett's special is Corbett, McAulIffe and Dixon, although there are some very strong Sullivan men in the party who do not see how it is possible for the big fellow to lose.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept. 5.-The steamer City of Panama arrived from Panama this morning and was put in quarantine. Dr. Lawler examined the vessel and