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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-08
REVOLUTION WINS.
That Is the Latest Information
From Venezuela.
ALLEGED FIRING ON CONSUL HANNA

Washington Authorities DO Not Believe
che Eepors-Too Many Of Uncle Sans
Guns in Those water>-why 'old
GLORY L Not Raised At Fort sumter
Ieeeh Comments on the Price Of silver
Pension ofiee Clerks Get Order
Capital Notes
WASHINGTON. Oct. S-Confirrnatioa 81
the report thst s decisive hattle hsd taken
place between the government forces SIsd
tho>e Of the revolutionary party in Nes,s--
uels Was nos received ST the navy depart
nlel1I until yesterday Early in the morn
Ing disp&tch came 20 Secretary Trsey
from Rear Admiral wslker. commanding
the United States vessels in Venezuelan
waters saying 1T is reported thSt an en-
ga9ement has taken place. resulting in
total defeat Of government snd capture II
Venezuelan commander-;u-chief near
Caracas Revolutionists p, occupy Cars
Gas tomorrow This message was dated
Al l-atIuayrs and came 70 the navy depSrV-
meDT tveEty-four hours after IL WAS filed.
Shortly after came another dispatch from
the admiral This was also dated I-sGpayra
last night snd resd as follows; President
and Venezuelan ministry have abandoned
Venezuela Revolutionists successful
Alleged Firing Consul Hanns-
Il viii he noticed that neither Of these
dispatches contains any mention of the re
port that the United States consul. Mr..
Hanna. WAS fired on by Venezuelan war
ship while in the harhor of MacuUo in his
naptha launch; and because of this onnis-
sion and from the fact thst neither Consul
Hannah or Minister ScruSCs has sent state
ment of such an occurrence 70 the state
department., il is believed in official circles
that the report is not true. An official Of
he navy department whose position en-
titles him 70 speak autheutaVively said TO
4 United Press reporter yesterday after
noon in reference TO the matter that had
any assault been made on Consul Hanna
Admiral Walker would undoubtedly noti-
fed the navy department Of the fact. He
said the small guns of the Chicago would
have been sufficient TO quickly silence the
Venezuelan batteries.
Uncle Sam Wen HceIcd at I-aGuayra-
The above messages were laid before the
cabinet at its meeting yesterday and the
report that Consul Hanna had been
attacked WAS also discussed. but in view of
the fact that 10 official in formation CON
corning tie reported Outrage against him
and the flag had been received the subject
was passed over without action. The
United States has two Nc~sa, the Chicago
and the kearSagc-in the HaThor of La
Guayr-i, and another vCS>cl-the Concord
is within n days sailing distance. The
Chicago and the Concord are two of the
new vessels and are thoroughly equipped
Tor warfare. SO there Is noifear felt in Off
cial circles that the interests of this coun-
try Will not be well protected.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-08
I'VE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS


CHICAGO. ocs- :.
Following voere the quotations On the h~>Ara
oi trade today WAeSt-INctoher, opened
fScclJ,Sea 7sSsc. pccsI,,hr. opened cSSSco,ysSca
Cova-INcyohc-, opened ssS.c, clc>cSi s&cs
nyNcesnSSr. opened ~, closed $SaScs NSy,
oI>ouei 49,, closed +>'lc. oats-octotsr,
opened Sl@>c, clo>JSi INScs ncceTsseSr, opened
SS1<c, closed $50; MAY, opened SS,ac, elcsed
S6sS,- Pork-Octobvr. cs'S@Si Sii.Ssis> closed
SIZE November. opened Sll,So CLOSED
Ss&
Live StocA-I'v5ccs a, she Union Stock ysr,is
today vNnScd - follows Eor>- Market
moderately active On packing and shipping Sc
count; feeling firm; rrjccS \ ioc higher sales
ranged AT S4.&GrS6A psAc>, SAisASASS light.
SSi0~SNS rouSh packing. SAsSs&S mixed
and ShSNSS&aa heavy rsoAinS and shipping
lots
Cattle-MSrSey rather active On locAl and
shipping account and prices firm; quotations
rSnsed Si.sSGAS choice 10 extra shipping
steers StSNlesSo SoNnd to choice DO, SSe0estN
fair 70 s>oNi. S>Si0saSSS common 10 medium
do SS0NseSsS butchers steers, SS1NssStN stccS-
sr>, Sl.sN.ss.,S Texas steers SsSeSSdo range
steers, SS$aOsSSl feeders, Sl.sS4lS.7S COWS 500
GAS bulls. and Ss.SSSISsS veal calves
Shrep-Mavkct rather active; prices ruled
steady; quotations rs'nSed At SSoNst-N rer
loo lbs westerns, SSssStt0 natives, Ss-StssSsS
Texas, and SSoN3S.Sn lambs
Produce; Suttsr-fanCy separator. st,ssasSs,s
fine crcSmcrios, slVSssc; dSirieS fancy, fresh.
AlnS etNeNA, tcc>tl. t>aSiaNsS- tSsS-
Strictly frCSh stock, lSe' per dos, lcss Oft. ice
house stock, I71Slstsc- 1.-Two Poultry-Hens
Gsc per 10: spring chickens, lac; rncsters, -,
Ssc; ducks, ~: spring ducks, lolec; turkeys,
mixed lots. lSlsc: spring turkeys, lsc: secsc.
S4.CsNS9.to per dos. Pctstocs, wisconsin rnse.
+tSItJC per hu; Hebrons, +SsSttsc; Eurhauks, 400
4SC. Sweet lNoJatOSS Jersey, SS.5SltSO per
hrl: Baltimore. SSNsIS-sA Apples-tSo~i
green stock. S2ySNsSS0o per brl; poor TO fair,
Sl,Nk1S.o per hu: good 10 fancy rcd, S>S0Sis
So. reachcS-CSalifornis~ Si&hs6l.ss pcr box
Michicsn, sNsStno per IL bu basket; 7S4ssl.sl
por bu basket.
New York.
NHw YORK, Oct. ..
Wheat-NO : red winter cash. S1ac: octo-
Der, s9ssc; November, Sescs December. teIsc.
May, SSASc. Corn-No. mixed cash, 5Scia;
October 5ltsc; November. Ssisc; neceui-
Der, SS'ac oats-No. mixed cash. ;s,irc:
October, GSlsC bid. Rye-NcSlccted, Barley
Dull and unchanged. r0rS-FSrrn with
trading slow; old moss. Sll.ssoeis. az Lard
QUioJS November, S'.g0 bid; S5.64 january.
Live Stock: Cattle Trading slow for all
grades; poorest 10 best native steers SS@s6
AIS per iU0 lbs; Texans and ColorSdos, $3.50
&GS'; bulls and dry COWS, Si.h<SGS1A Sheep
and Lambs Market tivn FOR sll grades: sheep.
S4.5dlc5.,o per Ito los; lambs. SS.5si.16;n Hogs
--Numina''y firm: live hogs, SNts116.A per
I0o lSs
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-08
TsNoERAgARTeO JURY.
Has Chance To Ise Rid of "a Moral Mon,
stro>ity. and Fails.

Has Chance To lie Rid of 81 Moral Mon
strosity, and Fails.
BRISTOL Tenn, Oct S-Pike county,
Ky, called the mother of crimes and crimi-
mails, the Hattielis and McCoys being CON
spicuous in the latter class, has just con-
victed Pleas Mccoy, one Of the notorious
Mccoy tribe, for the brutal murder Of Bird
Mccoy, his cousin. The tenn of his SEN
teuce is for his natural life, and he is now
only Il. William Dyer, Il half-hrother of
Pleas, was under Indictment some time ago
for various crimes, and Bird Mccoy, an of
ticer of the law, had warrants for his arrest.
Why show Mercy to Wild Beast
Dyer planned to get him ont of the way
Too cowardly himself, he employed Pleas
to do so and was TO pay him for it by Civ
ing him gun and pistol. While Bird was
returning from church one Sunday Pleas
stole near him and began firing into his
back. Bird fell with dozen bullets in his
body. He managed To drag himself 10 a
fence corner, where he lay down While he
was gasping for breath the murderer
approached with n cooked Winchester. The
dying man begged piteously for mercy, but
Pleas fired n dozen or more balls into his
head
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-08
TIE BOARD Is ORTHODOX.
DR.. Stor-s Frccipitatc> Debate on the
4" &ndoycr HerrsN."

DR.. Stor-> rrccipitatc> Debate on the
"Andovcr Ierr>y.''
CHICAGO. Oct S-I7he ~Andover hereSy
broke ont in yesterdays meeting II the
American Boari Of Commissioners of For
eiSn Missions" Professor EStert Slnyth.
the leader Of the Andover Schi>sn, nr.
Washington GLADDEN.. DR. \. II Quiut, Dr
n. y. Beach, and other leading liberals
were present u strike a blow for advance
rlent. and the conservative fore WIS pms
enJ in superior number to resist any assault
directed against the ioctriual basis of the
board.
storrs Demands - show Of Golfers
When the announcement was made that
the officers reconlmentied by the nonljuat-
ing committee had been elected pr. StCrrs.
who had been chosen president, demanded
that the board define its position on the
doctrine of future probation. Before he
accepted the office of president he must
know whether the bosTi wished Il depar;
from its present attitude of opposition 10
that doctrine or Il reaffiryn it, policy OF the
past. Professor Smyth, of -NEiover, opened
the debate and pleaded for liberalitv.
Conssp> atives Win the Fight.
He declared that men who wrrC fitted 70
preach in American churches sho0ld Cot he
excluded from missionary service. Joseph
Cook and DR. Webb denounced the proha-
tion doctrine DR.. GLADDEN. defended Dr.
Smyth. saying the hoard's rules must
change or die. After further discussion n
resolution of confidence in Or. Storrs and
reafiirruinG the boards adherence 70 its
past policy was unanimously adopted. and
DR.. Storrs accepted the presidency. This
ends the future probation controversy for a
year. The meeting adjourned 10 meet in
W OrCHSter, Mass. Oct. 10. 1879
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-08
chEs ss0 THE NEW VlcEoRY.
Enthusiastic SccEc at the Gaicty Theatre
HuhIin.

Enthusiastic Scene at the Gaicty Theatre,
Dublin
DUBLIN, Oct. S-The appearance of the
new viceroy. Lord Houghton, at the Gaiety
theatre last evening. caused unprecedented
scenes at the entrance and within the audi
torium. Crowds cheored his carriage as it
drew Up at The door and hats, umbrellas and
hanScrcaic:s were waved when he alighted.
Hundreds followed him into the theatre
cheering. When he entered his box the
densely packed audience rose and cheered
him for several minutes.
Respect for the National Anthem.
As the uproar first subsidized somebody
shouted: Three cheers for Morley and
home rule" The men in the audience
jumped on the seats, waving hats and hand
kerchiefs, and shouted five minutes more
Then the orchestra played Sod Save tn.
Queen" Most persons in the house stood
until the orchestra was done and cheered
again Lord Heughton stood at the from,
of his box bowling and smiling. He wa.
visibly affected by the cortiiality of tn,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-08
The Eocat Markets.
a RAIN, srC.

Wheat oNSCesc
CCrD-&sG1 iaC.
Ryc-TNISlc.
Oats 'GSSlc.
Sgan -SSc per CNvt,
Shii : -un-S / % per cwt.
rlay-TimoJhy. SSsIo; upland, ssaiO; slough
seas; haled. SIl o[Ssis So
PRODUCE.
RUt.cr-Fair to choice, lsc; creamery, ssSts<c
Eggs Fresh. IScs packed Toe.
Eouitry-Chickcns, ioSSiss; turkeys lsNo
ducks, 1stsc; geese, Zoe.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Applcs-Ss 2saSs as perbel.
rotstoes-SSGI6oc.
Onions-SpGtSSc.
Turuips-iS.s SOC.
LIVE srocK
sS14Sc; COWS and heifer., sSGasc: calves
SG4tc
Hogs-4c.
Sheep-&GSc-
uard-7 S0ns IS.
Soft-s io6ea 81.
Common boards Si6.
Joirt Scanting and timber IL u is fec,. elS.
Every additional foot in length 20 cents.
Y Shingles - To.
Lsth g. 30.
Fencing IL to 10 feet SIS.
ock boards, rough Si6.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-08
Total r.zstonce rxpendsture~

WASHINGTON, oc1, S-The SanUSl TegsNCs
a the sixth sGtito- q the vreSSury ier,Arv-
n1ent, who hsS charge - the SNoouav> cf
The po>toIfce department, WAS yesterday
submitted % Vte postmaster general The
rSiNorc shows that there vvS> Dcs a single
presidential postmaster CegroVTI>i tC- G>.lu-
Qe1caes for the quarter ended - n. ~
The total revenue for the -5>,sS Nsss- SnG,si
June 81 1872. wSs So sSSa - sl.G the J<v0n-
dltures were sd. IS, 90. n1Skiua< the cNCS>S
Of eNpxnditures over an revsnueS SANS. -
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-08
Must ss.s Away rssra Iaeks,n CITY.

wASEINS0oN. Cc-- S-Ar cAS scsVsS.lSS-
tSca into the management - Jhs pension
hureSu daring Vhe lASs ssssSoa - ooaSCS
u the pension bg1CsSG WEE Vvoog - trs-
cssSar the pod rooms ~ jackson CItN. Ns,
sporting reSo- Scr>Ss the PoJoyasc river.
Commissioner RSUn hS> 5U>s issued an
c-S;e- p-oaih ihSSSnS the clerks II tho pension
bursaa from Visiting jackson CSty, Ssr,drV
penalty q recommendation foC dismissal.
'',,o she ground thSr such coztuc, = cSlc,,-
lsrs-s = h-I0z Gi~c7eSIIt upon the pe-~o2nel
Ss tt.s <,-.ScS,~
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-08
NO FLAG ON FORT SUMTER.
It Is Abandoned and Couldn't Return
Foreign Sslutes-

It Is Abandoned and Couldn't Return
Foreign SGIutes.
WASHINGTON. Oct. S.-At the recent
Grand Army encampment in this city an
enthusiastic veteran introduced a resolu-
tion calling upon the secretary of war to
hoist an American flag over Fort Sumter
in Charleston harbor. In the excitement of
the moment the resolution went through
without opposition or investigation. At
the war department the chief engineer
who has charge Of the government fovtiti-
cations was questioned on the subject He
says the secretary OF war has not Vet COM
piled with the resolution, nor is it likely
that he will. The army regulations pro
vide that the Union flag shall be displayed
at military posts ana Notifications that are
g;.rrsoaed or occupied. Fort Sumter is
neither garrisoncd nor occupied.
Foreign Complications Might Arise
In further explanation of the non appear
anCp of a flag at Fort Sumter and other
practically abandoned forts the engineer
officers shy that serious foreign complica-
tions might arise if the resolution adopted
by the q. A L. encampment were carried
out. For instance. II the flag was hoisted
over Fort Sumter a foreign warship might
visit the harbor of Charleston. In accord
ance with the naval regulations of the
world the foreign warship would salute the
American flag and expect a similar salute
in return. The foreigner could not be ex-
pected to know that Fort Sumter was un-
occupied and was simply floating its coun-
try's flag as a matter of sentiment Not
having his salute Scknow lodged, the for
eigner would be justified in charging this
country with discourteSy, and would have
a right to demand an explanation.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-08
MISSIONS WAS T1slR IRENE.
The Episcopal TrSeans&l Iseveses Nearly ,
Whole slsN rhrrrsx>

NAS1e pSS rhcrcsc-
BALTIMORE OK >-SsSAoc Paddock. ~
Washington. cos.isscsSG ;Ae oy<nsE,s 81 .hs
third days SESSION ~ the ssSes.nsSi Protest
SrsV Episcopal caavsOSsoa IN Emmanuel
church NsS,srisy morning, After the
c,c~s - she religious sNsccssss rhs hoGse os
bishops -.sse tbs hy,sSs ~ deputies IN Sosnt
~cs>ioa s. $ hoa-i - missions u hea< the
various -Sg,o-s> ~ missionary work The
reports were continued throughout the
day, the bishops r-Sn~sc,saS no ether huss-
neSS BISHOP \lclol>, 81 Callforssis. SPIKE
- Jhe ns~G - = thS>o,cSSoal school osl the
Pacific >losDS~
fNENsccc,isns> Of the Deputies
During the dan ths deputies recesvei =
message tNorC tbs 1.>lzoYs> asking that the
deputies .csD II : >>onsasitaeS - co1>SSisr
pCoy>S- ce0eG,cnSsS - celebrate the JiS>oV-
Sry 81 this continent by Columbus. the dste
Sc>ap,si NeiuA, GoI. =, Then the hyl,anal
rs;>o<s MS ssSv2 uo ard discussed without
Sct;o,s, - cGV SsbSSVe WAS STOPPED by the
entrance II the bishops u tSAs part in the
Joint missionary >c>>icn-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-08
Oil NIns.nye for Mrs. Harrison.

WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-One part of Mrs.
Harrisons treatment the past few days
which is thought to have n soothing and
restful effect is massage with oil, a not in
frequent and generally successful method
of bringing back the strength to an enfee-
bled constitution. 1t is especially useful
where the nervous symptoms are as mari
the physicians report no material change
in their patient.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-08
silver Seems To Re Sluggish.

WASHINGTON, Oct SIT looks as though
the people were losing confidence in silver"
said Mr.. Leech, the director of the mint.
''The visible supply in New York is small
and n large part of ii is held by parties who
bought when the price high, and are
holding on to it. Our offers here seem to
be decreasing, which would go to show a
reduced supply, and ought to show a higher
price The price TO-DAY, however, was as
low as So cents and mills and a few days
ago was a shade lower. There has been a
decline of about , cents since July /. The
cause of this decline III price and the lack of
confidence III silver apparently must be due
to the diminished use of silver abroad, but
/ cannot fully understand it."
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-08
On the Diamond Field.

CHICAGO, Oct. s.-Following are yester-
days League base ball scores: At Pittsburg
Chicago ., Pittsburg 4; at Cleveland-St.
Louis 3, Cleveland Six innings; at Gin
cinnati-Louisville 3, Cincinnati 4; at
Brooklyn-Washington 2, Brooklyn 10; at
Boston-New York 2, Boston o; at Balti-
more-Philadelphia 8, Baltimore l.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-08
New free Delivery Service.

WASHINGTON. Oct, S-on poc, :. l>s1,
f-Ns delivery service VIII be established 81
the following pOStoficeS; Austin. Tex
Watertown, Ms; Independents. Ia, Ash
tSbula. q: Guthrie. q. L
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-08

The Hamburg-American Packet COM
pany has withdrawn its Canadian line on
account Of the Dominion cholera quaran-
tine regulations. Steamers that formerly
sailed from Montreal will hereafter make
Boston their western port =
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-08
Now BANK. Authorized.

WASHINGTON, Oct. s.-The Farmers Ma
tional bank of Shelbyville. Ind, capital
s10O, 900; Farmers National bank of Null
berry. Ind. capital ESQ. 900, and First Ma
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-08

vScaS} pAnS q I-Snc1oa, y n, cSgsSSl
sa,ooo, were yesterday Su,hozszei - tsysn
business
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-08
Incrcasc in the Gold Rcscr,c.

WASHINGTON. Oct S-The treasury de
Partment has msde = net Sain in sold since
Sept. - of =. 10 ~
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-28

Mr.. j. Z. Blaze, an extensive real
estate dealer in Des Moines, Iowa,
narrowly escaped one of the severest
attacks of pneumonia while in the
northern part of that state during a
recent blizzard, says the Saturday
ReOieao. Mr.. Blaize had occasion to
drive several miles during the storm
and was so thoroughly chilled that
he was unable to get warm, and in
side of an hour after his return he
was threatened with severe case of
pneumonia or lung fever. Mr.. Blaze
sent to the nearest drug store and
got bottle of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy, of which he had often
heard, and took a number of large
doses. lie says the effect was won
derful and that in a short time he
was breathing quite easily. He kept
on taking the medicine and the next
day was able to come to Des Moines.
Mr.. Blaize regards his cure as simply
wonderful. Fifty cent bottles for
sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith
& Co., Agents.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-28
FOR SALE!

A SPRINGFIELD 3O-Light Gas Ma
~ chine in complete working order
and guaranteed. win be sold upon
favorable terms TO the purchaser. Also
a few Handsome Fixtures. Apply to
JOHN PHILLIPS,
800 If King street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-28

Picture Frames made 10
order from latest styles II
mOuldings. Renovation Of
old pictures IA speciality al
King Bros Hotel street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-28

The best thing to send to
your friends abroad is King
Bros Illustrated Souvenir
of Hawaii, which is gotten
up Tor the purpose and is
not an advertisement.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-28

The best spring medicine is dose
or two of st. Patrick's Pills. They
not only physic but cleanse the whole
system and purify the blood. For
sale by Benson, Smith & Co., Agents.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-28

Messrs. King Bros. are
showing ii fine line of Bam-
boo and other style Parlor
Easels, Wall Brackets and
Window COrnices at prices
to meet the times.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-28
Lost, Strayed or Stolen.
NOTICE.

A Id accounts standing six months
~ and over, if not paid by August |,
1892, will be placed for collection with
out further notice.
N. S. SACHS
Honolulu, july %, 1892. 40 Ivy
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-28
- MANUFACTURED FROM -
Pure Malt and Highest Grade Hops
- MANUFACTURED FROM

No Corn Corn preparations used in place Malt is done
other eweries order cheaper
compete Justly famed article
The morning call., 1892-09-18

Sold everywhere. Price, CUrrcuRa soc; SoAr
25e REsoLvENr 81. Prepared by the PorrEs
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CoaPoRArIoN. Boston.
FJ- Send for :" How to Cure Skin Dlseass1" 6s
pages. 80 Illustrations. 100 testmonias Mael free
The morning call., 1892-09-18
SULLHkh'S BEiEFiT.
Champion COrbett Boxes Three Rounds
With His FCrmT Opponent.

NEW YORK, Sept IA splendid ova-
tjon was given TO John L. Sullivan in the
Msdison-square Garden tonight. Nine
thousand men and about 500 women crowded
into the gardens and snowered applause
when the eX-cbampiOn appeared in the
ring 10 wind up his benefit with a bout with
Champion Jim Corbett, his victorious oppo-
nent. The applause as Suliyan's burly
frame appeared was deafening. Sullivan
turned from right to left and bowed his
head. The cheering grew wilder. Sullivan
folded his arms across his breast and
turned his eyes toward the roof to conceal
the moisture th at dimmed them. Then
Corbett leaped over the ropes and. hasten
ing 10 the center Of the ring, took SulliYan's
bare hands in his gloved ones. Quiet was
re stored and the eX-champiOn spoke briefly,
heartily thanking the people for such q
reception after bis defeat. he said he had
nothing bat praise for COrbett, and If he
continued in the right. path lie could hold
the championship as fnany years as he
(SulliVan) did. He had DO excuse 10 make
for his defeat, saying when a defeated man
makes excuses be makes the great mistake
of his life.
Corbett also spoke few words, saying
be would try and hold the championship as
long as Sullivan did. Time was then called.
If the crowd expected any heavy hitting it
was disappointed, as the exhibition consisted
of three very tame rounds All SORTS
of advice was shouted at Sullivan, such as,
Give him the right, Johnw "Now get In a
good one for revengew But the ex-cham-
pion smiled sadly and continued 10 exchange
light blows. When the men left the ring
Sullivan was surrounded By perfect mob,
and big basket of flowers he carried mar
rowly escaped destruction. sullivan may feel
satisfied with his reception, as 1t not only
showed him that he still had friends. but it
netted him handsome profit.
C0rbett tonight was given reception at
the Tenderloin Club aud Mike Dwyer
turned over to him the $4,000 stake he won
al New Orleans
The morning call., 1892-09-18
PACIFIC COAST INTERESTS.
A sew Light Established on st. Georges
Reef POstOifceS and Pensions.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE Lighthouse
Board has given notice that on or about Oc-
tober 20 next light of the first order,
showing red and white flashes alternately,
will be exhibited from the structure re-
Gently completed ON the northwest side OF
Seal Rock. st. Georges Reef, California.
j. n. Hughes Jr. has been appointed
Postmaster at Wagner, Grant County, Or,
vice j. Thompson, resigned The Postoffice
at Hansonville, Ynba County. CAL. has
been discontinued-mail to Brownsville.
In the case OF Frank II. Carpenter VS..
Daniel NJ. Whiting, involving land in the
Los Angeles district of California. the Sec
retary of the Interior has dismissed the
appeal of Carpenter and Writings entry is
allowed. The land was never granted to
California as a school section. In the case
of Horace f. Hover VS.. ii. o. Gordon, the
latter's proof of a land entry In the San
Francisco district is allowed.
Lieutenant Commander John G. Rich is
detached from command Of the Alliance and
ordered home.
r. B. Randolph Of California has been
appointed copyst in the rebellion records
division of the War Department.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
California: Original-James w. Rowiey,
Christian L. Pieifer. Jesus CASTILLO. Hiram
b. Poe. John Dolland, Harvey n. Denny.
John Reagan. Special act--James A. Davis.
MISUNDERSTANDING McGrew. Original
widows-Nellie NJ. Dwele
Washington: Original-Peter Erickson,