The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-21
FIrz GETS HIS MONEY.
Tho Crescent City Club Has Lost Money
and Is Embarrassed.

The Crescent City Club Has Lost Money
and Is Embarrassed.
New Orleans, March 13..FitzsimmTo,ns . nas
not yet received his purse from the Crescent cent
Civ Club but the officials Of that organ zatlon
are making arrangements for SATISFACTORY
and Martin julian arrived from the bay this
morning and went to the cluD before ~
uoint1nent with President Noel. Just before 1
O'clock the conference broke up anu anu Illz
simmons left the club ANNOUNCING tnte uhtn
would be n settlement at clocA' a. WAN"
nG nresident Noel made the following state;
ent to a n Ref paid al ' the Purse but
we shall do so in season. Inc cruz - LIN that
porarily ebarrassed Is no on net the ghs
rccentIy given The public already knows that
and we have desire to deny me HILL thn elm
that statement. 1t is also true that Tue chnp
has enemies, and that they are dong "nau
they can to effect our reputation n,d oua
credit It d Is h tSe Geais Of he
sra1eGn,l is convinced he will lose nothing
0n Ai' A settlement Effected.
Eitzs;mn,ons and Julian, who were accom- com
panied by Judge Henry Lazarus ri'. ~ 3
mons's attorney returned to the cup QUESTION a.
ocioGk anh fter was reached The
parties to the agreement refused 70 To- t'I liz.
its nature, but it is undcrS r ortion Of the
I hig Nurse in cash and took notes, well &C.
| cured for the balance, the security peihs JIG
clubs extensive properly.
Hall Licked Again
! New York March 19.--Jim Hall. the Aus "a
liam pugi!ist again found his ,natch llss mn,si
mdnigbt last night He tried to fight severn :si
cabmen in front Of the Hoffman hcnsei VII, IN
the result that hers now nursing Il pau!s IN ~
! focn and numerous bruises, somewhere ~
| s st. Hall, just before midnight, drove
! no TO the Hoffman house in can ne got , o,'
and en Ter me 1 h1s a S.r. .iliy Edwards
stonned the l,ugltst an,l told hin. inc bar was
closed Hail went back to where NE e., co so :at
! and bn@an to use him o. punching bag
| The other cabmen in the ne,gho"thooa rIL .s
to their unfortaa,ei e'', Of Hail Who
| was thrown down, kicked anu pcuhueu ny
! the enraged cabmen Until he cried ior quarter.
| HE lafe victim of FitZ4immons's prowess,
! was born away by two sFmpatmzle Tle ems
! VINO were passing Mt tue 'li!e III i 80 " ~
! they were or where Hall was taken Is not
/ known.
! Cahi,l Does Butler IN Ten Rounds.
! Nav York. March 14-There were about
| one hundred Men present OF the boxing en-
tertainment given tonight ut me CIc ri
Avenue rink EroekE ya tet" f rat Ta ana
! fight throughout WAS fierce, the tenth round
III particular being vicious. both men fought
| ike demons and we're SO weak when the
! round ended that they were staggering like
drunken men. Cahfi bad the best Of the
fight and was awarded the decision
torbett is willing
st. Joseph, Mo-, March Thames J. Cor
| bett played here tonight 10 the largest audi
ence in the history OF the building. In an In
! terview, in answer to q question relating 10
the offer made by the Buffalo Athletic Club to
give $40, 900 for the Mitcheli-Corbett contest.
the champion said:
Although the articles Of agreement prohibit
us negotiaing with any other than the Coney
Island Crescent or Olympic clubs, l am per
fectly willing TO allow. The Buffalo Athletic
Club to become one. Of the competitors for
the fight like Buffalo and have always been
we'll treated by the athletic club They are
tine ey ia nnder sfst to bring this affair they
will do successfully. Mitchell. be!leve,
has more friends in Buffalo than anywhere il
| this country, and | suppose ne Will enter NC
objection to lighting there
MANY MURDERS
! Are Laid at the Door of the Mulatto, Oscar
Johnso,i-A Regular Eiend
| CnarleSLOu, >. ", 1iarcn 13.--tSpeciel.) J.
Oscar johnson, the mulatto who is in jai
here, charged with tho double murder neal
! Lincoln last week seems to have a record
1t is ROW thought that he is the man who
murdered Mr.. and Mrs. Hartell in Savan
nah some three or four years ago. The
details of the murder were exactly similar
to those attending the double murder n
LincQlnyiile, and also the murder of whit,
storekecper named Gardner III this city
about the same time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartell lived at the corne,
| Of Lovers lane and Estil alley in Savannah
| while he was stopping over barrel of corn
and the wife subsequently and the bodie.
were then placed side by side, the door,
locked and the murderer disappeared. Ii
is said that II mlllatto was subsequently
seen crossing the Savannah river in Il boat
to the South Carolina shore and no arrests
were made in Savannah. 1t was some
time after this that Gardner was murdered
| in Charleston
The circumstances of these three crimes
were all identical The Eutchery of his
| sister-in-law in Augusta took place subse-
quent to these murders and previous to tie
! butchery at Iinconyille. He has thus far
been clearly identified as the Augusta muir
| derer and the detectives think they have
| a clue to evidence to connect him with the
! Charleston murder.
1t begins to look now as if the man was
possessed of q homicida mania and that
/ the list Of his victims are not yet all IL.
| In each of the murders credited to him
! the victims were struck on the head. their
| bodies fearfully mangled and in the casct;
! CT the double murders their corpses laid out
side BY side. The amount Of articles stolen
| was in each case trihing.
! FOPEIGV FLASHES
| The. political organs Of Germany are ure-
| ing the leaders OF the parties to waste no