Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-17
i'm in." said the new champion. "I don't

the top of the door and called to Corbett, but Jim told him to get down, that he
 would have nothing to do with him. The big Calf ruian said he did not 1 feal the least but tired, and had worked
 tn times harder than hat every day he tra nod for the fight II am satiafied that could have whipped him very much sooner had l mixed il and gore
 into hard inf hting. But l wts d trifie
 wary. On veal Occa si)ns l was sore ly tempte I to clo-e right in on him and do him quick, bat my seconds kept at me :o be cauti Us, say .ng that was doing we'll ana having all the best of is. and that l Lad better fight q Ii. tie shy of his right"
 When M ke Donovan entered lha room COrb-tt sprank To his feet and shook hands with him very cordially. Well Mike" ii ha, we got on to Pap at last. Mike, my boy, every word yo said about Sullivan Was right. He fought inst as you Sd he would fight a"d l followed your aGvice and here l am. I am nber and champion. scarcely know how to thank you and express my gratitude to you"
 Billy Delaney. who really serves great credit for gettirg Corbttt into such magnificien c,nGitiOn for no trainer ever worked more faithfully than he did with Corb=tt, is highly elated over the victory. He said he not only coneid- cred COrbett the greatest fighter in the word but that Corbett could talk, Peter Jackson in the same ring he whipped Sullivan in. and whip the colored man as eaeily as he knocked out tho big fellow, This man 1 tell you is wonder" said he.
 "When I look at him | see he has not got scratch or evsp a read mark of any description on him to show that he has been fighting"
 At thIs time a messenger entered the room and i0formed CorbetJ that his wife was on the other end of the wire and wanted to talk to him. Oh 1 can't go now, said stalwart Jim. Just give her my love and tell her I'm all right, feeling well and not bit hurt "
 Turning to Mike DOnovin he said: "I could go out and do ten-mile run without becoming the least bit weary. This fight was simply walk>ov ar d the softest kind of snap The only thing l feel Is a little soreness in may right hand from the last punch I gave him. With that exception l would never know 1 had been fighting"
 Word was received from Charley Johnson, SullWan's backer, that he was willing to back Corbett against Peter Jackson or any man in the world for S20. GOO. COrbett says be is on top and can afford to rest awhile and let other fel ows come to him; that hls day for begging at ns har p,op'c Hooro huc rrCna hxy of will leave for New York Friday morning on decorated train, stopping over night at Birmingham, Ala, and at Atlanta, Ga, the following night and arriving :n New York o1 Monday afternoon in time for the boxing entertainment at Madi- son SDuare Garden.
 PREscoTT, Sept. 10.-W. G. Stewart of Flagstaff, CocoDino, for Congress and C.. Cluf for councilman at large. The nom- nations were by the unanimous vote of the convention and were hailed with great applause. The northern counties promise to support the ticket to a man as tLey ara much dissatisfied with Smiths course in congress.
 BLUE CAnoN, Cal, Sept. 10.-A fire broke out in the snow sheds at the Summit last night at 10 o'clock. The Summit fire trai0, while fighting the flames became completely enveloped in fire, and had to be abandoned. The en- zine and water cars were burned up. A Blue Canyon water train was rushed to the front and while battling with the flames a new fire started west of the train and for a tune the train was in imminent danger. Fires were started at four different points. The water train from Rocklin was sent up early this morning. Tke flames are now un- der control but nothing can be done to- ward laying new track until the fire goes out. Passenger trains four and two are at Truckee and one and three of ysster- day are here, Twenty one hundred feet of sheds and track are destroyed. The company has been replacing old rails with new steel rails and the old ones can be replaced temporarily if necs essary.
 CINCINNATI, Sept. 10.-The Sullivan party arrived today and stopped at the Burnett House. The ex champion is described as "mutilated and maudlin." His presence does not draw as many admirers as when he passed on his way south.
 GREEN CASTLE, Ind, Sept. 10.-Gen. 4. E. Stevenson and party arrived here this morning at 10 o'clock. Candidate for vice-president addressed large and enthusiastic number of Democrats.
 CHI-AGo, Sept. 10.-Four carloads of Swedish immigrants arrived at the Union depot by way of New York and Pittsburg yesterday. The train came here with clear bill of health, but the believe one of the members who died in the afternoon was afflicted with cholera. This was Albetina L4I- sen IS years of age.
 CHICAGO, Sept 1O.-The cholera scare in this city suddenly collapsed Lbis moruiug on the CfficIal announce nent that Albertine Larson died last plight of heart disease instead of Chol- 1 sra No indications of cholera.
 QUARANTINE, N. Y, Sept. 1O-The | 5candia which arrived last night had | hirry-two deaths from cholera during | he voyage. Twenty nine steerage, two and one cabin. Seven cases low aboard.
 Los ANGELES. Sept. 10-The Repub- ican county convention Legislative nom- nees are as follows: Senate, thirty> seventh district, Walter s. Moore, Los Angeles; assembly, seventeenth district, ,. w. Simpson, Pasadena; seventy-frst district, Samuel Andrews, Pomona, eventy-second district, William H. Virgin, Compton; seventy-fourth dis rIcI, c. w. Pendleton, Los Angeles; eventy-ffth district, R. N. Bulla, Los Angeles.
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