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The Lamar register., 1893-05-20

The recent Investigations in
bacteriology will give the romancers
who had already pretty well ex-
hausted.th the use of hypnotism in the
construction of plots a new piece Of
machinery. The heavy villain may
attempt to inoculate the hero with
the germs of ST. Vitus' dance, sciatic
rheumatism and septennis psoriasis,
but just as he says "Iia'' in blood
curdling tones the arras will be
blown against his funny bone and he
will sink the poisonous instrument
deep into his own flesh. Then the
hired girl can come in and say
"Foiled" while the servants bear
the wretch away to 4 lifelong enjoy
ment of his own invention.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-20
SUNDAY CLOSING PEOPLE
WIN right the Proposed oPsniag of the
ralr.

The Rev. wnbar =. Crafts, ne chairman Of
the aAiioaai oouuisslou co The Sunday
World, Fair eiozins, reeeztiy orEAaifed At
Columbus BY officers q the Americas Sab
bath Ua!oH, the W. c. T. L., The EndesSos
societies, hyc state sabbath assccisiious. Aad
other bodies. -as IN se- York today ar
rAaSing hy telegraph for an earnest rrs!si-
snee duriax The eoznizs voek 10 the proposed
Sunday ogeaiz. Of thc Worlds Fair on the
siss, which -Ks voted - the directors of The
fair. The epuamiItes erpse; thai hunaruas
Of Hasss me,iiass. by rssaiatioa'. anf isous-
ana. Of indiylAaals hy lesi.r, -nI appeal TO
Presldent Cicrelaad Aa4 Atscgssy -0cnctal
olncy 10 dsfcai The las - iziaactioa o.
ethrrpise in The oourts Nr. CfAfts has
letter frum Prosiacui Fainss O., tss Co!arH-
biEn oorar,lssiou. Chicago. .ayizE that be
wll dsfena The Law Tie 3ill - suggested eJ
re.oiEii,ns aad tsc iciisFA Tse committee
cIpect TO enPloy sh.e euuzsol also 1he
secretary o, The oozaistee. RST. u. Il
George, Of Beaver FsIls. Pa, Is sesdizs osi
an sFPc-l 10 ih. pzhl's.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-20

A NOVEL scheme is to be tried IN
Boston and its contributing rural
territory this summer consisting of
what Mrs Julia Ward Howe has
named "Co-operative Vacationing. ="
1t is desired TO make it possible for
ambitious women of the country who.
unable to bear the expense of few
weeks visit to the city during the
gay winter season, to exchange cour-
tesies with city women who arc unable
to pay board during few weeks visit
to the country. The tired city woman
through this cooperative mentioning
plan can find some kind family who
will afford her q grateful shelter when
the hot air of the city is almost in
supportable, and in return for the
courtesy she is to give the summer
hostess an opportunity in the winter
for an equally long time in enjoying
the advantages of city life.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-20
WILL HELP RETAIL DEALERS.
A Novel sehe me Formulated sy xsw rerh
Merchants


The wholesale merchants Of New York have
formulated a novel scheme which 10 expected
to reyolutionise some Of the present methods
Of Going business The projections say that
their plans will result not cniy In immense
gain to retaI dealers, but viii also re-estabiish
the entire system OF commercial cretiits on
di.Ycreat and more uniform and substantial
basis
The wholesalers who are already In the
movement have effected temporary orgsni-
rtlon and have named II the New York Mer-
chants Discount Company.
Two hundred OF the leading Wholesale mer-
chants Of the city have been Invited to meet
at the Metropolitan hotel, for the purpose of
aiseussiny the scheme. II favorable action
is taken. a permanent equalization vii tc
made and a company under the nane already
given viii be organized with = capital Of
$4,000. The present prevailing Iae;hod en-
ployed by manufacturers ani Wholesalers Is
TO formulate and publish List of the prices
more or le.s In excess Of tie price a; which
they viii sell their goods for sPo; eAsh, sub
ieet to the scale Of discounts OF reduetionss TO
meet tho abllitlc. O, those .ho purehase-
The Se- York Merchants Discount Com
paay proposes to advance e>sh TO the weak
retailers ,nd thereby put thsm oa par With
tvcry competitor
The Lamar register., 1893-05-20
chlna miIl n.,allss..

Rev De- W 5 Hal4~ih. tor tsrn,y-tup
rezrs a Meshoiirt mis.inuAFr In Caina EnA
fur peAriy q quarter 81 a e~nfgrF SECRETARY u
shr NisstonHfy baard q tAe Netbel.s; Ep!s.
ouPAi Chunih, uhieh has larzr ssonrgcss in-
tsErx.- Ia Chlzs, fzTf tknt - hss pasiure 10
;arrua;icn fruzn dizuitaftes e tAr Caino.r
EuTeraEcat s1d frU- Ais oHa Chinrs< asss-
sioa ares that n thc Chinsss sfclzsioa srs a
carried luin e-ect zad tsines~ Are thlgps9
frasa thls countfy % Ckiza, trpdrtsd timPlE
because they arc hrrc sltGpsst haviaE taksn
osi arrsifczies. thai AusrTtekz. ia Csiaa I'LL
~ likc~tse asFo9se1 fr1ua thsl cuzassI 10
ths alte,4 State
The Lamar register., 1893-05-20
Dozen. Were Drowned.

A small ferry boat on the rlvrt McstA uear
Boroyitchee, government Of Nov -oFu-i Ry4s.la.
became uumanagczhle il uaitstrrAal and ~.
swept from her course by the currrnt on ne
iith- The passengers who nlled her ds5-k
were panie-s,rickeu. The sargiag Of The
ero~d made ihe boat lisi, and several pa..cn-
gers jumped overheard. Others launched !,
boat which Nas al once oyercrowdeli and
swAmped. Dozens Of pcrsoas alc kaawa 10
have been drowned and many more Ar u,jss-
ing About fifth Of the passengers mi.de 90
effort to leave the btlar and we're saved
The Lamar register., 1893-05-20
wyeaias

ChArie. 7. Gale. ~ -
Of LARAMIE. 80 eapi-fe'5 Z
o. thr 10Th. - x 50 -
suuhtry -
Jud-- Jc..e Kulss; = =
triet .entsncesi IL 0Qafafii'. =
terms ia the state psaiifa
Art.5r Day. Prules; AS A'--
mai he tree. plaaiins e7i...,-,, e7i-s..
SolidaT 10 zrcsl -
knlzht hal the mea a;oss- -
psnlleaii4ry Gai ses'a
In Fremont eozaiy 2. -
.hoss thai lt has ose olsi -
o. IL .o0O head; $50 oa ~ sss.,.I
on 3. .oc5 and over. slIo1
On / Ooo and over; ipes - ~
over: tzeaty-three o. ~ - - h
Gyr "a 500; thlfiy-sevsa o y, -. !
lol on 20. Ana ID. % = -
persons and eompanscs - ~
number Of cattle, Si
gacIH. "a. Z
Jo.eph Gailin, with h -
diced an about : doees go 4
me po.,offiee ss MyerFsx
proposed that he enter -
sl,o. the woman 10 s- q
Gatlin, who Sss PosiEl -. ~ b,
eoaane,ei the oiaee. and - Z.
Ing OF the Registered ~ les. al
tssr and fgure. for three '. g.,
th.o~iac in.pes,oa' % TIC "
The Lamar register., 1893-05-20
NEWS OF THE S
csisr.aa

The large feed s,or.
e issnsss oeo us. burned asss % s 3. =,
President Jef7ery n a,
srAnde reached Chic.rn - d.
hs .n son ! sonterence s win pres.s.sss, = q :!
- - S.n'A re with . view = A
through the en,erpr,.
u Evergreen, wiseon.l, teou|
AT oy speeimens Of colo-..s At q
aighes' and lowest sin,ass s''~}
Tsenty-cne pro.nln.,,
rave incorporated The osnac
cal and Historical sae,..s ..ssaaso u
SOLICIT eiin-dwellrr relsc.
nes, and will either pur.s.sas sas ssAs
ing to be used |. a aa.ern % ru
President sloeair q, r.,
teliscr the B2reaisurr,,s .oei1 q
Aesdemy, rrlnidad, Ma ;. ~ 20
aadf.<s at the D-ila u.
ue vii deliver an a.l.--.- = sst1s
ion a. Rico 90 ThEr.,,, -. "a
Nrs- 4 Hesth sad ~
peaser -er- badly bursr,s = se'sf -
serc sashinx clstain, y 4
gated by frietioa and d ss.-aass
ne wosnen- They sIrosA..--..1 - =
ovioIe they we're ,ez-.ss. - h
Heath may not recover -
Dearer N.-keu-F-
ioes butter. best eret--s-, ,,ss
ssy, rpiani bale. .il q.
ls.oo,stY.oo alfalfa a. a. -.
t-c' sacked Sc: o,.s :,
2o.s,oes slS; cars. 49, - ~
81 -, oo.ssa eosts a - s.s.ss -
A.o; hogs. eho.os q b
lee; hens. lie -' e-ss
The dead BODY Of a -,
y oy s-oine parties shil.
,.si side Of Lake Saa fs---i-
E.les ftoua Lake Ctr
s1ien OF b. ~nd saita,i, -s
ais eo.dy. No payer, -
nE b. Shich be ooult = -
lad 10 hi, po.ckrt
Governor Waite IA, -.
lrcery 81 Greciey. a -@-s...-...,s.
Trustees Of the S,ats - : =
oar e,forr hiss .sd -, -, II =
,soa Should not - rrrss,f
sss suPoiniea 10 ~ -.
,iats senHioy - GsT,-ss- -
tsu saica pruAitlts ! -
sly fruca hu.ting "a -
Terra q hls cicctioz.
i tss oern hrusrss : a. -
aczra - coguly -
N1zansJ, avs the Als-,s.. g,..-.
p-1uarr SD dyaasa !. - A.s-..
slsss -, Il 4ara a.! sis-.s.
efNtras ihis .lzarhi.r Z - Il.
s'fssvsi = rrHari of an -, =
iioa irzsiinE % IL a-rgss Z ~,
Ass asinE sEpiasiEs.. " - -
tny Of ihc as-ose saeslllasi -
Thr Nsaita- ,raeA--, h,-
'lsetr'i a. tdTahcrl tsE-- =
sraftcas prlrs ra rea rwr
-aArk, hixs bod sl-aa 81 I
trrAid, fArrars aa4 Ysss = n
sinr rssnatAs e tckaal g.. = ~
sslt "a ssrlse sq4ai szsss,il, s.,--,
ktsga~rtAiu rett=at sa nsss-s ~
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Hknlu1ss tekshsr, asr 1sIs.r -
Arrs are Moral s.sss -
sFars-
The Lamar register., 1893-05-20
a Mexican F.ssi.

The mall courier fron M1zzilzu brln.
ness Of desperAtr zffrsy be;sceu the -o.s.
men of two camps Of charcoal-buruefa IN The
sierra Madre mountains about sixty miles
this SIDE of MaEatlan- \ feld has existed FOR
sometime between the rival companies. And :
lev nights ago AZ employe irufz each con
pAny met 90 the narros tloantain road One
ihre- the other aver precipicc and he =.
dashed TO pieces oa the rocks telor The
fatal encounter led to a general euaalct BE-
tween the two camps. In which ten men -rrr
killed and number badly woan4e,l
The Lamar register., 1893-05-20

Deicrate EsEi,s r.ssss ~ !. 4,
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q a 1ehrie 80. a1i is.a az s-ell "A
. ihe sane A. u tss ssssaizz y
~sa isasirFyd u rs-3glsa ga-.a]
= h,c suzL fr1rs - ~ r1s.n
fhzt Eszftrf . 80 asssf -
y bee I ~ HEshi1Esss 5 ~ s1l
Firsfua tAtt ] Gsi - g.s-z ., 4
= ms party sa1 - 7-sFx Z II
Efrsslu. krrx ] - ssar. ss.l ~
srsaG tessr~ sllsaErz q -.ss aszz
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Nugrsoa ek9fxA tal - isazs (
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xszalesi fae a tseassrksir -i-azf
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f4s<rEAgis c.saiF. iua Ie.'s saz4
setes ~as sraaA ura y -
sssay Norrsrz irs.fs sst susi-,s
,hurxhrs Ter grrai Ilss-a-s
ss.sriy tiie,i. faly AN Aas
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seee -tsh soz4r-f-l Fassr -
uzls q, psrHGai exgsraa2
The Lamar register., 1893-05-20

A BOOK agent some time ago
stopped at d house IN Oakland, Cal,
and asked the occupant to purchase
book. He not only refused. but
'sic'd" his pet bulldog on the ''h u
After recovering the agent sued .he
man, and was recently awarded 5000
damages by jury. 1t would have
been decidedly cheaper for the man
to have bought the book. or in fact.
the agents entire stock
The Lamar register., 1893-05-20

AMONG the amendments of the con
stitution of the state OF California
which are to be submitted to a vote
of the people at the next election Is
one restricting the suffrage to per-
sons who can read and write, with
the exception of citizens who are
over 60 years of age. This amend
ment is said to have been framed in
response TO popular demand and "a
be certain OF ratification.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-20

Conservative estimates place the amoun,
necessary 10 deport the unregistered Chlurse
At so,Voo,ooo, with only sl3, ,SO6 available for
the purpose. lntimAtions are heard thai
Congress may be convened TO consider NJ
matter The suggestion Is made In offici,i
circles that Chinese unregistered nav now 20
to the courts and ask to be allowed 10 reyi,ie,
and remain In the country. Ia auy yies n,
great difficulty in carrying out the mans,,s
OF the law. The Chinese mus, go.n
The Lamar register., 1893-05-20

FoRErssERs who have come 10 the
fair expecting to get some good buffalo
shooting between visits to jackson
park will be disappointed. If they
are distinguished and titled. however,
the inhabitants of the Lake Shore
drive and tne South-side boulevards
will vie with each other in demon
stratiug to them the intricacies OF
the Chicago system of ion-hunting.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-20

THERE is stlll widespread belief
in the South that the meat of hogs
killed during the decrease of the
moon will shrink in the cooking more
than the meat of animals killed when
the moon is crescent. and there are
hundreds Of persons south of Mason's
and Dixon's line who are careful to
plant potatoes when the moon Is
right, lest the increase be small or
none
The Lamar register., 1893-05-20

BosroN has a Cogswell fountain,
though the matter has not been
bruited abroad much, owing to the
local pride that is strong in that city.
The fountain has just been taken
from the Common and will be placed
in a cemetery, where. it is believed,
those who have to be near it will
make no protest
The Lamar register., 1893-05-20

A STATEMENT recently published by
the authorities of Munich gives some
startling Information as to the In
creased consumption in that city oil
dog flesh. So great an appetite
seems to have developed for that food
that the authorities have thought 1t
time to Interfere for the protection
of dog owners
The Lamar register., 1893-05-20

EIGHT hundred pious pilgrims left
Paris for Jerusalem two weeks ago.
They started in a special train and
will make the pilgrimage in comfort
able style throughout. Cardinal
Langenieux. the bishop of Liege. and
a number of other prelates are of the
party.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-20
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d.sr-rnor W 7. 1Accziss is
,oiiosfaE sgpeiatz<-s Z 4
Eusss,i, to t< gzez,sf Z =
s-al4 o. tli- NIiIiaFy ire1zEE
40 rsec Eoe-Ff : t,zss "a
-luaa. Of santa Fs. = y isrs
Territorial He4ri q Haf1.tfE
in sefYe cat The rrs4ssrl -
Thorns1a; h Fbeid, q AlS
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.erve the nseTn,Fe4 tsrz :
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aizhI whne tr1izs % 'l-l :
river. Nr. hca~ro n -
The E1o Grands ior - sazs
lie "a. erv-ncd. ~ -
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ven high. s-ti a-d ;frisse.
ia bAns. in rlany pl-as1 - -.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23
WILL PROBABLY WE'D AGAIN.
The Receno liation of Milan and Natalie
Effected by Russian Diplomacy

BELGRADE, Jan. 23-Eyen the Seryian
radicals have joined in the national re
joicing over the reconciliation Of Milan
and Natalie, The newspapers are vieing
with each other in expressing congratula-
tions and good wishes. Young King
Alexander has telegraphed TO his parents
that the announcement Of the recOncilia-
tion was the pleasantest news ever re-
cciyed by him. and has afforded him the
happiest day of his life. Many letters and
kilograms of c0ngratulation have been re-
cevcd by the king and his parents from
foreign courts.
In court circles it Is said that the recon-
cilation is due to the pleadings of the son,
but this is not credited generally. The
whole affair Is believed to lie an achieve
nent Of Russian diplomacy, which has
found the absence of such good friend AS
Natalie Il serious detriment to tsinterests.
Milan, moreover, is naturally pro-itussian,
and has been rendered more 50 by receiv
ing loans from St, Petersburg. His return
to Natalie is believed to have followed di-
rectly the promise of further payments
from the sama source.
The question as TO the necessity of an
other marriage ceremony is much dis
cussed. The divorce was not accepted as
valid by Natalie, although MGin always
maintained that it was complete from
every point of view. As the divorce was
sanctioned by law it probably will stand,
and another wedding will he indispensable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23
DYNAMITE IN ROME.
A Crowded Hotel and the Proprietor's
House Simultaneously Wrecked.

RoME, Jan 23,-Dynamite bombs en-
plotted almost simultaneously yesterday
afternoon before the Hotel D'Angleierre
and in the garden of the proprietpr's hou,e
in the Via san Claudio The hotel was
partly wrecked. Plaster was shaken from
the walls and ceilings, beams were sprung
and the floors of several rooms sagg2d two
or three feet before the occupants could
run ont. Every window and every piece
of crockery, glassware and Dricabrac in the
hotel was smashed. The front wall was
cracked in three places to the second floor
and al the door where the bomb exploded
Il large hole WIS torn Nobody was in
iuretl, although the hotel had more than
hundred lndgers at the hour Of the cXplo-
sion, The people ran out into the street
without whiting to take money or iewelry.
Not u whole piece of furniture was left io
the building, Walls Of houses near the bo-
tel were cracked aud all the windows were
broken.
The proprictor's house i'll the Via San
Claudio WAS badly damaged, All windows
We're smashed for 100 yards on every side.
The proprietor says he is convinced that
both explosions We're caused by u man
whom he discharged recently from his ser
Nit.p
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23
FEARS OF A THAW.
A Sudden Break UP Would Cause In
calculable DAMAGE,

PirrSBCRG, Jan 23-Ihe warmer weather
and threatening rain here and at up river
points furnishes good ground for the grav-
est anxiety among people with property
interests in or along the rivers, particu-
larly the Mpnongahela.
A pilot here from as far as Morgantown,
w. Va, states that the conditions for sew
enty miles are such that only the most
gradual thawing weather would avert II
great disaster He said that what will be
literally moving mountains of ice would
come down with any considerable rise,
getting a good start in weight and volume
of ice with the opening OF the big gorge at
Morgautown, where the ice IS piled up in
the river from two to fifteen fat deep for
miles, Water enough to lift and detaeh
the immense accumllations from their
moorings, and al The same time furnish
water 10 carry the moving musses, is what
he says The river men have to fear at his
time. Every one here is apprehensiYe OF a
great food when the thnw comes. Many
merchants and others doing business along
the river fronts have taken time by the
forclock, and have removed their goods
from the cellars to the upper rooms of
their buildings
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23
TWO BURNED TO DEATH.
Mrs. Roslyn Loses Her Life Trying to
Save Her Nephew.

PITTsBuRG Jan 23.-Mrs. Kate Roslyn,
widow, aged 23 years, and George Rosyln,
her nephew, aged 9 years, were burned to
death yesterday in a fire which consumed
four dwellings on Salisbury street, in the
Twenty-seventh ward. Four others, John
fetterlein, Mrs. Margaret Fetterlein, his
wife, and Sphia and Barbara, his tlaugh-
ters, We're seriously burned and narrowly
escaped death.
The cremation took place in the house of
John Fetterlein, n German, aged IS years.
frtterlein operates "A dairy and is assisted
in the work by his wife and daughters one
of whom was Mrs. Kate Rosiyn, who had
made her home with him since the death
of her husband u year ago. The family re-
paired to the stable to attend the cows,
leaving George Roslyn the child, in bed
in the house A few minutes later flames
We're seen issuing from the kitchen, and
before anything could be done the house
was in blaze. Mrs. Kate Roslyn rushed
upstairs to get the boy and was never seen
again. One by one the other members of
the family attempted to rescue the two,.
but they were driven back by the smoke
and fire, and after all had been seriously
burned the task was given mp,
After the four houses Ind been entirely
destroyed the bodies of the two victims
We're rescued, bni they were burned beyond
recognition. The members of the l'etter-
lein family, although painfully burned,
will all recover.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23
CORBETT'S CHALLENGE.
He Will Defend the Championship
Against All Corners.
MITCHELL OR JACKSON PREFERRED.

Next Fall. Says tho Californian, Hc VIII
be willing to Again Prove for Ills
Right TO the Title of Champion Of the
World.
CHICAGO, Jan 23.-Champion James ].
Corbett, who is in this city with his theat-
rical combination, has been rather severely
criticized during the past few months for
his course in insisting on years rest be-
fore taking on another match for the
worlds championship. Prominent among
his aGSaiants have been Pat Sheedy and
the backcrs of several pugilists Of promi-
nence who are seeking championship
hoHers. Cerbett yesterday gave out IN in
tefview in which he defends his position
and which he concludes with a sweeping
challenge to fight any Mtcehl or
Jackson preferrcd-the fight to take place
next fall, for purse The statement,
which is signed James ]. Corbett, Cham
pion of the World, discusses II recent nr
ticle by Pat Shcedy in part as follows:
Il believe one of Mr.. Sheedy's statements
was that John l.. Sullivan would annihi-
late me with one blow and that I would
not last three rounds. The result of that
contest shows to what high degree Mr..
Shcedy has risen as IA tipster. In his letter
the distinguished Mr.. Sheedy alludes to
Sullivan and Mitchell as two easy marks
/ have never met, nor sought contests with
'easy marks If | We're in the habit of do
ing so ! might accept the challenges of
some of the would lie champions who are
chasing me. My record shows that | have
successfully battled with men like Jack
Burke, Jake Kilrain, Joe Choynski, Domi-
nick McCaflrey, Peter Jackson and John
l.. Sullivan. Mr. Sheedy did not think
Mr.. Sullivan was an easy mark six months
ago, when he made the prediction alluded
to above. and surely the boxers that have
mentioned are not to be SO rated T"
Drawing Cards Should Get Iiig Money.
In reply to Shcedy's argument against
the practice of fighting for large purses
Corhrtt says:
IF champion puriiists arc going to CON
test for u $lO.0H) purse aud stakes, all told
as the distinguished Mr. Shcetty suggests,
who, then, is going to make the money
that they will draw, According 10 figures
published the night that Sullivan and |
fought, the receipts were nearly $4,000,
the purse was S!o.OD0 and the club cleared
close to $50 on tho battle. The profits
of the Myer McAultfe contest We're $40
0o0. Dixon and Sketly S20,n01. Maher and
Fitzsimmons S5n,0Oo; the Coney Island
Athletic club admits that it cleared s25, n0D
with the Dxon-J ohnsou match, S25,H
with the Choynsli-Gudfrey and S25,0W
with Goddard and Mahcr The fact that
the Crescent club, of New Orleans, gives
FitIsimmpns and Hall s40,0oo purse and
has offered Mitchell and myself a 80, ,0G0
purse proves that ut present there are for
tunes being made by athletic clubs who are
arranging boxing contests between cham
pons Who is this money to go to if not
Ia 30 he ltitHiiiSiS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23
CONGRESSIONAL FORECAST
Necessity for Prompt Action on Delayed
APPROPRIATION Bills.

W 4SuINGro<. Ian. % backward
state of the annual apnroprmtion bills has
IMPRESSED itself upon congress. The senate
is charerablr with the greater delay in
this resnacf MOI one of HE bills has vet
passed that hoay. although the house has
sent over three whch,sre ready for action
Ii is the general expccfinns that the anti.
option bill will come Ia A final vote before
tho middle of The week, and then the appro
priatien committees will take the lead. be
ginning with the forlifjcaiions or tlearmy
appropriation bill. aud following with the
others us rapilly as they cnn ht. reported
There may liz a suspension of the order in
this respect long enough TO allow debate
and action tfpon The Cherokee outlet bill.
some OF The inttl stale commerce bills and
one or two other measures, which the
committee on ofter of business may decide
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