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coRBsrT AND JACKSON.
The Champisn IL Rcsdy to Meet the COL
Ored Giant.

The Champien 10 Ready 10 Meet the Col
ored Giant.
GALEsBURG, Ill.,. March N.-Champion
Corbctt In an interview regarding Potter
Jackson's proposition To fight him. in case
that Mitchell falls to appear, said: AT
the anne time that arranged the match
with Mitchell, offered to arrange q con-
test with Potter jackson to take place
scvcn months after the fight with Mitchell.
I covered $500 which accompanied his
challenge, thus binding myself and allow
ing jackson tho privilege Of Withdrawing
from the match with mo, In case of my
defeat by Mitchell. Tho terms did not
suit jackson and he withdrew his forfeit
money and announced his retirement
from the ring. Since GoSldard's defeat,
however, he comes forth with .the
ridiculous proposition that I grant HIM
5000 training expenses, In order that he
may he in condition to take Mitchelrs
place next December, in case that Nit
chcli should funk. IL jackson wished To
fight INC seven months after meet Nit
chell, tho original proposition is still be-
forA IN. and II Misehen should funk in
snQR h9wcen now and next Decem
bsjs In brfectly willing that jackson
should takd his place. But he will have
20 pay his own training expenses IL he
wants To fight mo for tho title hold"
In closing. Corl,ett said that IL was
finally decided to-day that hs should train
for the fight on the farm OF w. J. Davis,
at Willowdale, not far from Chicago.
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RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRATS.
They select State Ticket for tho Coming
Election

PROVIDENCE. Il. L., March N.--At con-
ference Of democratic party leaders to-day
tho following state ticket for the April
election was practically agreed upon:
For governor. David 5. Baker. Jr.. North
Kingston; lieutenant governor. Dalton T..
Young, Newport; secretary Of state. John
Hcffernan, woonsocket; attorney general,
Clarence +. Aidrich. Providence; treas
urer, either Thomas Spencer Of Warwick
or John G. Perry Of South Kingston.
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A RAcv STORY.



CHICAGO, March 14.--Eugcne Dunivant,
q Newspaper carrier who aspirsd TO tho
hand Of the daughter Of o. w. Potter. .
millionaire steel manufacturer, aud who
has suit for 100000 pending against
Potter for false imprisonment, 10 again
under arrest. The present charge against
Dunivant 10 the larceny of q watch from
n woman. lilo to-day admitted having
been In tho woman's company bat
denied the robbery and claims Ia
be the victim Of new conspiracy. Whiis
Dunivant Was In the penitcntiary before,
Potter's daughter contracted three mar
riares. Tho first WAS with Julius Clarke
Daniels. Immediately after tho ceremony
the parties returned TO their respective
homes, and Ia tho interim Pottsr's
daughter contracted Q marriage with
flec Rust. son of wealthy
lumber merchant Of Eau Clair0,
Wis. Rust's father began proceedings ID
cot aside the marriage on the ground that
his son was n minor mt tho time OF the
ceremony. The decree was duly granted,
and then, In order that there might bs NO
doubt as TO tho legality of Miss Potter's
union with Daniels, IL was decided tohave
another ceremony performed, which waa
duly done.
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To DAY, the arrangements

TO-DAY. the arrangements
will be consummated for a long
distance bicycle trip.
Tom Roc, the Chicago cyclist
will start from New York about
May IS. He expects to break
all long distance road records,
and reach San Francisco in sixty
days. He will follow the line Of
the New York Central. Lake
Shore, Northwestern and Union
Pacific Railroads as far as pos.
sible.
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NEW TRorIINo RULES.
The National Assoclstios Preseribes the
Msnser of Mskiag Records.

The National Asaoctstioa Preseribes the
Msnser of Mskiag Records.
New YORK, March is.-M tho trottinR
meeting to-day new rules were adopted
governing time performances and match
races. Performances against timo must
be made at q regular meeting OF society
Ia the national association, conducted by
regular judges and timers. and In accord
ance with the rules Of the national or
ganixation to which the member belongs.
No horse will be allowed to start against
timc pending heat or trial Of another
animal; time shall be taken by three
timcrs; there shall be three judges In the
stand who shall not act as timers; no per-
Torrance against timc shall be mado
earlier than 10 q. M; no performance
against time shall be made at postponed
o. continued meeting. unless such post
pouemeut or continuance Is Made In ac-
cortiance with the rulcs Of tho National or
American trottinR association; the animal
must start to beat or equal o specified
time.
Regular meeting means Q meeting atl-
vertised In at least ono newspaper. not
less than one week before the meeting,
which meeting must have no less than
two regular evonts, match against time
will not he allowed. Entries 10 tho per-
Torrance against time must bc made
with the secretary not later than p. m.
Of the day before and must appear In tho
printed programme Of the day. Match
races will be regarded rs performances
against time; such time made In such
races shall he similarly treated and desig'
mated. Pending nm investigation of q re-
ported record by either the National or tho
American Trotting association, tho rc-
ported record shall operate as bar until
the matter is adjusted.
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Crescent City Races.

NEW ORLEANS, March i5.-Fast truck.
Ave furiongs-Boston Boy, first; Denver.
second; A. f. Tucker, third. Time. s0e.
Six furlongs-Unclc Frank. first; Mil
dred. second; Edwin, third. Time, asa.
Five furlongs-Dan Collins. first; Swag-
itor. second; Penurious. third. Time, l sos.
riftecn-sixteenths OF = miie-Castouts
first; Big John. second; Marpiot, third.
Time :5sh.
Handicap. seven furlongs-Duke Of
Milpitas. first. The Judge, second. .Bsrsaliss
third. Time, 1: :27sI.
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SPANISH ANARCHISTS.

One OF them L. niown Up While Load.
ing q Bomb.
MADRID. March 1i.-Many anarchists
were arrested hero to-day and several
bomb factories and small printing shops
were raided and their contents seized.
The police secured large amount Of an.
archist literature and explosives. An
Italian was surprised IN the act OF charn.
ing bomb. He dropped II, It exploded
and he was killed instantly. Nobody else
was injured.
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ENGLISH FOR SWEDEN.

The Indiana Man Endorsed for Foreign
Mission.
WASHINGTON, March IA telegram
has been received by Secretary Gresham,
signed by all OF the state officers Of In
diana. stating that tho appOir0anent Of
Hon. w. Z. English, to bo made minister
to Sweden, would give general satisfaction
to tho democrats of Indiana.
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DISAPPOINTED HOMEsEEkERs.
They Request Secretary tmith To Opes
the Cherokee Strip.

AhSy htQuest Sccfctury fmuu W oPes'
the Cherokee Strip.
WASHINGTON, March H.-Secrctnry
Smith received q telegram late this after
noon, from Arkansas q ity, signed by a
delegation representing the homcscckcrs
on the border of the Cherokee strip,
strongly urging that the strip he opened "a
settlement at tho earliest possible
moment, and stating that great destitu
tion existed among these people. Thu
secretary replied that ii is impossible, q
this time. to say when the strip will b
opened. because certain prcliminaries, re
quired by the act providing for tho open
ing Of the strip, must first be complied
with: that tho president appreciated the
situation and sympathixed with tho peo.
pie, hut that they mus, wait In patience
until executive action, opening ths strip,
could bo had.
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THE STRIKE ALMOST ENDED.

The Ann Arbor Difficulties win Probably
lBe settled To-day.
TOLEDO. Ohio, March ii.-The afairs OF
the Ann Arbor strike remain practically
unchanged, though the settlement does
not seem far oil. Railroad Commissioners
Kirkby aud Manager Ashley were in con-
sultation all the afternoon. and kirkby
says that q settlement will probably be
reached in the morning.
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serIou. Fire In Iowa.

Drs MosEs. Iowa. March it.-Neariy
half of the little town Of Polk City was
burned this morning. The fire was Of in.
cendiary origin. starting in the North.
western depot. Tho town was without fire
protection. and in answer to telephone
call TO Dcs Moincs. tho entire department
went ON "a special train. Their prompt
action IL all that saved the other half oi
the town. The Chicago 4 Northwestern
depot and their large elevators were
among the buildings burned.
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Fell Eleven stopies.

New YORK. March 1.-THE opening Of
the new Hotel Waldorf. tonight. was
marrcd by n fatal accident. Kate Nc.
ncarney. n wardrobe woman. returning to
her room after attending Mrs. Astor's
guests. fell down an elevator shaft from
the eleventh floor and was instantly
Killed,
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Tho display Of mems new spring
clothing In the Connell Co.'S big corner
window is one OF the best ever seen in
Butte. Decorated profusely with green as
the prevailing color. and intersperscd
with flowers. the window is most attrac-
tive and cannot fail TO draw custom to the
house.
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IsnrEMiNG. Mich. March ii.-Tho heavi-
est snow storm Of tho season set in Satur-
day night, and still continues. Railroads
aud highways arc completely blocked.
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new REPUBLICAN PARTY
II Is Just The Same Is the Democratic
Party.
EQUAL RIGHTS FOR ALI
Tho Call OF the Republican League
Indicates That the Party 10
Approaching Democracy
In its Doctrines.

annual convention OF the Republican Ma
tional league, 10 meot at Louisville, Ky.,
Wednesday, May 10, Was issued to-day.
Tho ratio OF representation is In DO six
delceates-at.lnrpe from each state and ter.
ritory, four from each congressional dis.
trict, and ono from each college republican
club in the United States. Tho national
convention Of American republican col
lego leagues will be held at the same
place, May II.
TIE call says that members of the league
accept the party defeat Of 1872 rs q larger
call upon them for renewed devotion and
effort in tho congressional elections OF
1884, in the presidential election Of
lssi, and In tho state and local party
contests Of the time intervening. II
10 ready, In it's vast membership.
with ono Of it's own clubs at work IN al.
most every nciehborhood In the United
States every day in the year, In all
nobler efforts Of party methods, through
popular effort aud popular education. to
bear the burden Of daily party work In four
years 70 come.
In this new day Of complete democratic
ascondancy In tho nation and tho restora-
ton Of sectional rule In tho government.
with the committees OF the United States
.oc,ior r.,,,,,,Ssin,, on..sour,h ~ tho
s,a,cs In ,hc union IN which s,a,c. r.,nb.
lc.r voter. ara h,,div ami succcsssullv
dis n. nch;so., l,,.c.,,.o thov ar, rcnnbIir.
am. nn,, ~,hen tho c.binc, Of the pex,
rr..,d.n, i. nal, ,,, ,nminIv in an, ip,ov.
cs,. ~ ,,r.,, oI,-,,,r,s,oo, "a In nd ,hcr. 4.
Inn, nd,ied rcnson for ,be incrrasino Of
.r,l.,r ard .c,,yi,v on the rar, ~ evcry,
Co., s-io,,,, - h,,,,.n -;,h.. sr,., l.h,,r
and seIf-rcs,cc,,no Amer,canisn.
IN. .,r,,,nla All mn, eud 1, 1872 A
Abr.bn m Iincoln. In thc hour of preyiou.
r.r,hIic.n ,Iose,t 20 f,i,hfuiIv said- ali
rs,,,,i,i;.sn. NAV .nv vi,h fIdc,i,v nou
.Tho t,oh, m,st go on. the causc of nm.
man Iii,er,v u,,st M, ho surrendcrc.l n,
,I,,, ,,,,, "a ons or avon ~ ono hundr,.d .le.
fco,." II mus, yo ON until the veal AMI
/ heIrlc.. ~ mi closs.. and ccu,,i,i,,n. M
nro,oc,esI under Tho laws. and until ,hc
I.y .h.I, corn. ,I.r,. rd,,d hv f.an.r,I
Grant ..Vben The righ,s of a rcu,,hlicau
shsii n. a fml,y admitted and f,,Ilv nro.
I sccsr., =, .vcrv ycsin. Mac. IN m. land n.
f., m. rish,. m . dcmocrn,n
rhc ..,,,,h,i,.r = ,,.,sv 4. mad, mn, NJ ,h.
mon ~ ,his conn,rv Who ~,o,Id bring the
n. nL,r, s.c;Ii,i.. r..r.r a. ~. ,.@,,i. M
.r,.ii.. ,o-r. an, c.,,,,,,,,n,,is.. ~ho ~.
Ii.y. ,r ,,ra.,i,.I ri,,, .aryi,,. 49,,
.,,ch .s wiii ..r. "a. an. .Do,ls ,,,.n fro,,,
rcI;,;c. and VET rr...ryc the n.onI. In con
srol ~ ,,,,hlic oty,ccs nj Mi rubli, affair.
80, ~, h.,;.,. n, liI,.r.l ,,,li,ics n nI v.,
IN IN. as.srtiop M Americnu idea. I'm mi
Ar,.-,c., asva;r. All .,,cb n.orlo md
al IN, ar. In .ymn.,hv with the o,hc,
nolicic. and aspir.tions of ,hc rcnublicnr
nartv of the future. are invited 10 unite a,
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Against the Ilitl.

DUBLIN. March ii.-At special meeting
of the Dublin synod Of the Protestant
Church Of ireland to-day a resolution was
unanimously passed condemning the Irish
home rule bill.
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TO PROTECT MONTANA.
wyoming's Governor Lays Down th
Law to Texas Cattle men.

WyomlhHb VoveFhof Ioyb UOWm Iho
Law To Texas Cattlemen.
CHEYENNE. wyo.. March l4.-ln antici.
patton Of heavy movement Of southern
cattle to Montana and this state, Cover.
nor Osborne has publicly announced the
regulations under which shipments will
be admitted. There must he careful In.
spection at tho start; the cattle must have
been ninety days north OF the infected
district as prescribed by tho agricultural
department, to be received At all; no cat.
tie can he trailed through tho state; all
must be submitted to inspection in
Wyoming, IL considered necessary by
local officials. Last year n determined
fight was made for the privilege Of driving
cattle through Wyoming to Montana, but
IL failed.
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HELD WITHOUT sAiL.
The Murderer OF the Crow Iadias 10 Ez.
amiaed.

amined.
Special Dispatch 20 the Standard.
BILLINGS. March 1.-THE preliminary
examination OF William Abshirc was held
to-day before Alex Fraser. Justice Of tho
peace. for killing tho Crow Indian, Small,
on the ceded portion Of tho reservation.
lie was held without bail to the district
court, which Is now in session. About IS
Indians nre In town attending the exam
iuatiou. They arc quite peaccable and
willing to abide by the law, which hes
been fully explained to them by District
Attorney Weed and Agent wyman, who
will prosecute all cases Of selling liquor 10
the Indiana.
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GOING TO HONOLULU.

Congressman Dlount of Georgia IL One
Of the Commissioners
WASHINGTON, March H.-The cabinet
to-day discussed the matter of the ap-
poinimcnt of n commission to visit
Hawaii. Ex-Congressman. Blount Of
Georgia, was favorably considered as one
OF tho commissioner He was In the
cabinet room during part Of the meet.
ing.
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THE WEST is DOING 1T.
Eastern Bankers Have offered No Gold
to the Government.

to the Government.
WASHINGTON, March 14.-The free gold
in the treasury aggregates more than
s5,o0OO0O. Several offers were received
to-day from western points, aRereGatinR
$4,000. Secretary Carlisle Is accepting
these offers as fast rs he can supply small
treasury notes for them. Only tho most
advantageous offers are now accepted.
Tho treasury department Is also accumu-
lating gold in the ordinary course Of busi-
ness, though no offers Of gold In any con-
siderable amount have been received by
the treasury from eastern bankers.
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THE WHISKY TRUST.
u VIII Declare No Dividend Tor . YcaI
or More.

or More.
Peoria, ILL.,, March H.-M n meeting OF
the directors ~ tho whisky trust to-day,
IL was decided to pay no dividend this
month as money il needed TO meet tho
competition Of new houses that will begin
operation within n month or six weeks,
and heavy payments have to be made oi,
the ds,iileries recently purchased. Tho
stockholders said this evening that tho
chances are that no dividend will be- de-
clared for n year at least. Tho company
has manufactured moro whisky than the
trade demands and IL takes lots of money
to carry tho excess until II is disposed Of.
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A PRIZE FIGHT.
New Workers Watch Two Men Pumme
Each Other,

NEw York. March H.-About n thous-
and men were presant Mt the boxing tour
namcnt given tonight by tho Brooklyn
and Eastern Athletic clubs. The event Of
the evening was loround bout between
Pat Cahili and Jim Butler. The fought
nj las pounds. The fight throughout was
fierce. Cahill had the best of II aud was
awarded the victory.
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KEoKux. Iowa. March IA report has
reached here Of the breaking Of the lsvee
protecting tho Illinois lowlands on the
Mississippi. opposite Canton, Mo. Tho
river IL high aud full of floating Ice, but
tho prevailing cold lessons the danger Of .
disastrous Hood.
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SIX MEN BURNED.
Prairie Fires in Kansas Doing Great
Damage.

Damage.
SALINA, Kan, March H.-Only mcaecr
reports can be secured from the prairie
fires which have been raging IN Western
Kansas for tho past two days. To-day
news was received from Russell county,
that seven persons had been caught he
tween the two fires yesterday
and had perished. Their names
are William Bailey, Dave Hu tchinson,
Albert Moore, Mcdonald Lefevre and two
unknown men. all farmers, were out feed
ing stock when overtaken by tho hames.
Their bodies were found this morning, all
but Bailey having evidently died soon after
being struck by the gale Of fire. Reports
OF damage, with great loss Of life, arc rife,
but confirmation tonight Is impossible.
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THE SENATE COMMITTEES.
Tho Democratic Caucus Adopts the Com
mittee Report

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE demo-
Gratis In caucus to-day adopted tho report
of tho committee. assigning the com.
mittec chairmanships and the majority Of
representation oil the committees. The
matter of rcorganizing tho executive
offices was discussed but no action was
taken pending the report OF tho COM
mlitce.
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SAGINAW, Mich. March H.-Tho fac
tories and mills aiong the river In Sagi-
nav have been compelled to shut down
because of high water.
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DON'T LIKE CUBANS.
The Female Base hall Club Comes Home
From the fouth.

From the fouth.
New YORK, March il.-Tbe American
Female Base Ball club, composed Of nine
young women and Joseph Bruckner. man.
nger of the team, have brought suit for
damages against tho Spanish govern.
mcn,. The party returned to the city
from Havana Monday. and Bruckncr tells
a story Of rough treatment at tho hands Of
Cuban mob, in which he and tho girls
barely escaped with their lives. Bruck.
nor says that the Cubans not only Mt.
tackled the women and toro their clothing,
but they dragged down the mcrican flag
which tho club carried and destroyed il.
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rurn Ahant Fair PLAY.

LONDON. March A.-Sladstone 10 -
much better that he is able to conduct all
of his correspondence. Lord Salisbury 10
conti,led to his home BY q cold.
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FIRE AT OGDEN.
a Large Buiidiag Cspspietsiy ID
Yesterday.

L1FGo uutiu1hB N~uhPtotsy D~ys
Yesterday.
OGDEN, Utah. March it.-Tho Utah Loan
and Trust company's building was totally
destroyed by fro this morning. Among
the firms who lost are: J. w. McNutt =
Co., drugs; Putnam Clothing House; Belt
man Brothers. Wholesale tobacco COM
pany; Attorney w. n. Smith. library,
5000; Evans 4 Rogers, law library. Sl0s-
600. The building originally cost seo,00.
The estimated loss Is si25.UO; insurance.,
S5,WD.
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We call your attention to our
daily arrivals of Spring Over
coats Spring Suits and furnishing
goods of all kinds. Our line of
Hat gear for men is now ready
for spring. We have the miller"
agency, the popular young mems
Hat of the country. Spring styles
shown in our window.
Ncgligec Shirts of the Man.
haitian make are shown in great
variety of colors and fabrics.
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TWILL TAKE NERVE.
A Mssican Regiment sent ON . Periisas
Expedition.

Expedition.
CAiuuAuUA, March 1.-THE secretary
OF ar ordered the Eleventh regiment OF
cavalry TO march through the very heart
Of the turbulent Yalui Indian country.
Besides the danger of being completely
cxterminatcd by Indians. tho regiment
must mako one Of tho longest and most
difficult marches ever undertaken in
Mexico. after having made trip Of 800
miles from Sonora to this city.
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A complete line Of ties for tho Hibsr-
niau bali ut NJ. j. Connell's.
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Full dress shirts at Connell's for si.oO
up.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-02
WITH THe PEN IN MOUTH.

The italians Signed Their wills, But
Had Neither ES esight Nor Hands.
John Redo and Dinzenzo Di Natalie,
Italians. we're blown up and terribly
mangled by a premature blast in VIZ Cd
dale quarry, on the Laudenberg branchof
the B & O. railroad enc day last
week. They were taken to Delaware
Hospital, this city. It was necessary
that the hands Of both men be ampu-
tated. In addition to this, it was found
that the explosion had caused total
blindness in both cases
They have been gradually improving
since they were taken to to the hospital,
and DIR. Palmer thinks they will re-
cover-sightless and hsndless The
Italians do not fell so sanguine Of it, aud
have provided for emergencies. They
made their wills yesterday. Each man
was worth about 81 ,000 part of ID
Natale's property being in Italy. He
left it all to his young wife. The terms
Of Redos will cannot be learned.
When it came to signing the wills th'
poor fellows were propped up. Each
took the zen In his mouth, and made his
mark by movinga his head. BEING
totally blind the pen had to b.
guided by some Of these
in attendance. 1t is problb le tina
two Wills were never made in Delawar
under more distressing Giro umstances.