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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27
cLEyELANn An pAnrY.
Arrival In New York Of the Disiin
gutshcd Visitors.

gutshcd Visitors,
NEW YORS, April 6.--rhePresldent
and Mrs. Cleveland and party arrived
here from Washington tonight. The
Pennsylyania depot ia jersey City WIS
hung with the flags OF all nations,
streamers and innumerable yards of
bunting In honor VI the arrival VI 20
distinguished party. President Glove
land excused himself from accepting
an invitation rendered by Clarence w.
Bowen on behalf Of the Union League
club to attend banquet there this
evening. The cabinet officers were
also compelled to decline similar invi-
tations owing 10 the laloness Of the
hour Of thelr arrival.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27
oroal snltL lao q mol sprIngs ny.

Beginning April q trains viii run
to Beck's Hot Springs every half hour
rom Gam. 70 Sp.m,
Trains leave Tor Bouutlfnl ut ~, II
am, Q, 4, @ and pm,
Rlund trip tickets to Beek's, includ-
Ing bath, i0o,
s. BANBERdEB,
General Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27

NTw YORK, April 26.-Edwin
pooth "a condition remains unchanged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27
sunday OPENING
Discussed by the WORLDS Fair NJ"
tionnI Commissions,

CHICAGO, April a6.--A lively dis
cnssion was precipitatod lii tue essslon
OF the Worlds Fair national cominls-
sion this afternoon by resolution
providing for committee to wait on
the director general aud elicit the
facts regarding the characterization oil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27

When naby was sick, We Cav, tsr caso-i,.
Whom she was child, she s.i.l Cor Ci.tar'a,
when she became Miss, shr ching TO Cat0rta.
When she bad Calllrvn, 81 l tlem Ca ,orla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27

What "a more Attractive tban pretty
fnce with u fresh, bright compiexlon?
For 1t use PozzoNI's POWDER 2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27

RonR, April II. - Cardinal Luigi
Lepiacer Is dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27
WANTED.

WANTED-LADigs TO MAIL AND AID.
w droas envelopes, Obtain ramrs ote.. f0r
us ~ homo. Tor terms SEMI address led staurpd
envelope, Z. J.. sMNTnE TUlLkT co, JlNCJ
South Bend, Ind.
NANTED no EXCHANGE l0 ACpre or
~ land In Draper Tor property in .O.h
Ward Apply a Main t.
NIlsflr or SECONDHAND CtoTluNg.
a'l WIN pay highest price. Cleaning. uyrirr.
liAts ticauod, ltotrmmddi will exchange wort
ior wearing apparel. A. LAriN, 81 west,
second South
LIVERY ONE DEsiEIN9 CIOTiiTs
- cleaned, dyed, repaired and altered
WORK guaranteed in good style aud Gone ON
short notice. Second hand clothing bought
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27

What are the wild waves saying.
Go to Johnson Pratt CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27

Dr. Burrows, oeullsL AuIist andop.
hcian. Hpeetaelss fitted. Commercial
lInnk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27
FOR SALE.

EHEAP HOMES Is CACHE VALLEY, THE
~ loygllc7t 30 Utah. f.lc farm land for
sac ~ ~ 20 So per acre. 4 splendid oppor.
pulfo OF y. H. stewart q Co, Logan, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27

A RrKsiAN WE'LL MACHINE WITH
IN Russoll Portable Engine and all tools
complete, both for drilling amt iittbg heap.
~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27

I OF Of Grit STREET, urTwEEN III"
i aud y cheap, must BE- sold. zoe Paul &
Nughea, o'MOafh nl0ck, IS West Ind south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27

LITER & sNELGROVe, n1 Salt Lake EU8IC DEALERS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27

DEAUuTuL HOME At $50; LESS THAN
- cost Paul Hughes, oMoarA Block, %
West, Ind south Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09

Ronnd 4 Hall came up the nrgreafur
lfit1 landed n heavy right on The jaw,
knocking hail into the middle Of tllu
ring Tho blow WINS q tremendous right
hand swing md landed fun on The point
Of the iAw Hnll was long time oom'
INK 10. hut finally drew his lcit hand np
10 hla noatfils md was holpcd into his
corner by fitgBimmonh. The referee
awarded The contest 10 FitGsimnuons,
who. waving the United States nag over
his head, walked oyer 60 his opponents
corner aud shook lis hhud and ns he
was leaving received a tremendous oyh-
ton.
The fight VIVA the eaeiost Fltzsmmons
has had bad America, and the blow be
delivered that knocked ilnl ont was
uniyerAly said 20 ho ihc hardest blow
eyer delivered In d prize ring
Han rose 20 blH feet and q tremendous
Hall dropped bacl, unconscious on the
carpet, % look Of agony on lIs face, aud
the crowd feared Vs. hid suffered seriouA
injury linllH seconds, with the club
officials, ana Dr Betts, ran quickly ana
applying reHt0ratiycs gradually brought
lin bnrk Go consciousness lfii2sm.
mons also ran 10 ilo contor of Ia, ring.
nnd pulling Oh HE glove. helped 10 re-
gusrltntn NlG conquered lOn.
Aff0r Hall WaH hrnugh back 10 con-
HdOrhncM iiilTFiHmOnH hWuug thc
AmeHcau flag about his bend io thp in
finite delight nf tho crowd and then
beyg oyrcoat AMI jumped Into a car
ringo with bis wife ana drove GO bis
lpnduArfrIH, a great crowd c0ugr.
pntod in front of his quuftOrs on Canal
street and gave BIN "a rouAnR welcome
ne De- drove up Aiier De- hud gone up
stairs tho cheering continued and fita
simmons came OUT On the balcony and
made modest speech on his victory
AncrWard iu lis room he nnid 20 nn Az
sOclntrd Press rrprese 'ntlYe "iinll rs
lhc rrgerfsi unn | even mot He clearly
0ut.poiuicd noe in ~ -lrd round and az
long range y @ good zeal cieYorcr than l
Ain but Do though hocnuH0 SOME oi my
blows fhll short ! could not reach him.
and J fooled hin Ia The thFd round !
made 80 my mind Tor d long harl nghi
With bard man ia front ~ ine 10 lick
But from the very start WRtched
every point % reach a cat on che jaw
aud ] finally fnHaked in my right quick
oigy saw ! gns very lucky 10 win 20
soon rs ] did"
Ihe Hal people were detected. Hall
waa the picture " tribnlHiion 10 hIs
corner before be- was led 20 hts room,
md his seconds were lihe men HhO bad
lost their best friend. Ills mawnihecuf
chance up % ihp lUff Momenl aud iiH
sudden and theatrical Close eucousaepi
them 10 believe ~ would win hanahly
aud obey wore unpreaud f0f the ire.
meniOna swing that sent him almost
dead ~ the HOof iial blamed himself
aud MS seconds blamed hiu BY iulrud0
Tor his certloasness ne l0st q suprfb
Olronnnl - IA pfitrly pufa reputation
an0 an ia o mgmtni ~ 0yfrt0liidepce /
ana ~ bra riH fnn and they had reason
20 laMcui the swing pf ctauce
ti0f brought hla splcndld form 10 fic
ntnitf Whipped ulnu For three
rounds h Nas superb exhibition ~ clean /
hitting. dpfi mnr0dgrfirf. ahillh d0lg.
lle aud nudnelots eWinNDe
There WAS p.0r5 dshtin9 ~ those thrne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09

President NoA was on tho eround be-.
Tore dlsy, and q police Gordon WAS drawn
nlOnt the building before day had hccr
absorbed hy night Tho small boy came
early and SPORTS and husiucas mon
iourueycd behind leisnrcly. slowly TN.
humanity around the rnisod ring Tho
crowd WIS representative IN character
ami thoroughly cosmopolitan.
Charlie MitchCu and Jack MrAu-
llnc nttntipd az much attention when
they entered the ring
AS DID THIN STARS
themselves.
ln the llall corner the mon chosen to
look after HIS interests were tight.
weight McAuinc Charlie Mitchell aud
Squire Abingdon Nairi with John
klluc holding tho watch
titssimmons had mon with less ropu-
tnticn. but no less faithful than HNlrs
attendants, Charlie Fitaslmmons. his
brother Martin Julian and Nrank nna-
worth ana u. O'Mallcy keeping the
time.
THE MEN ENTERED THE RING
az . O'Clock promptly. Han loading tbe
procession, Relcvg Duty iqok his posi-,
Han were cheercd loudly
titHslmmous cnme I'm waving Che
UNITED srA'rwS NAG
and received a tremendous ovation
Prcsldcnt Noel chairman Ol lhe contest
committee and Joseph short ioined Che
men in the ring while Captain Burrctt
took churW uI thc polioo drnils.
kulcruo Daily made hfici speech
After Whish the puTiliHs were iniru
ducrd go the crowd and tinic WAS chilled
Round Both stoppcd lo the center
aud iclntcd for an opcnmr WITS Nt
tempted ID loft upIoecui IN the stnmrch,
Kan hnUled AWAY. hN tried ngnin iOr
che hcRd oul milling, cllnChrd Haul ad
for Che stomach, but received % tap un
The shoulders Ftahmmous scored o
heavy left ON Halls mouth and a right
on The head without @ rolurn, NnU
mllde q Wilt lott swing, Which titaHim
NOUS amiluVly d0dNvd Fltgsimmons
luldcd henvily With bis loft on The stom
nch and hnlgrd u return tan lnndch
d. heavy right ou the jaws iiusimmous
clinchod.
Rouud - Fitgsimmops tried 80 roach
the stomach with his leit and missed, hc
attempted q right ON tho body and also
msaod The men WpV extremely cNu
uuua. Hall received q hnnyy loft on ihc
stomach responding with left on the
hoad Hall lludrd good lru blow and
received one 0u the hond in return litH
rinmOns forced Hall in hiH cotnori the
lnttor lmChpd tn avoid punishment Roth
m hot rails SCORED rights on the head.
Round 3 lfittdmmons the agRrcssor
folntiug with hW lclt which ho landed
0n the stomach. following with right
simmons received two houyy lciis ON The
face and q heavy right ppwcut WIZ.
simmons OlinUhpi tO snyo himself. both
were lighting hard Whom the round ended.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
HoNOLULlTES


Honolulu. March s-rbe arrival Of
the steamship china from San Francisco
Feb 70. followed hy INST of the Austria
Va Feb -, brought intelligence that
caused great satisfaction % The pruyis
ionnl government nnd the American
parry on the island, when u became
known Harrison and bis cabinet had de-.
cidod upon fRyorgble course iu regnrd
W the disposition Of the Island The
prompt action Of the admniFiratiOn ~
the matter was warmly commended by
Americans Irrespective Of party afiilia-
ton az well al by many Of the German
residents aud the more intelligent nd.
tiyes. The scene. however wGs nOinnp
like Chat 81 FEB. -, WHOM the AuMrai.
brought news that a message FROM PreGi
dent Harrison providing for trenfy
Of annexation has gone q the senate and
that as FAR as the American ROyefnDont
u concerned the islaDd VIII probably he
come part 81 the United Stntee Wild
tie Australia arrived i was the ami
versary ~ the birth Of Washington anC
Il was observed "a a general holiday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
nAsnnAI.L NlArrnRs

New York, March S.~The discussion
ot baseball mattcra was continued today
N Che National league Charlie tlnH
of Atlanta aud sam Atmyor of Macon,
pnsi lent and Ncp.pwsidpnt OF the
Southern league, viii appear before tho
hontd 90 discuss Ccruim pulnia regarding
thg organisation which they rcprcsuni
Tho bonrd decided the Eastern TRAINS
having upheld tho National loantc ngrt,.
mont have q right 30 raevo their plny.
orH. THIS ~ u victory for the Eaalprn
league Southern lcarao matters are un
drr disruwiun, but u0udne w made pub.
Tie about thcm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
TAKES THE GOLD.
Secretary Carlisle Accepts the
Denver Banks Offer.
BILLION DOLLAR CONGRESS-.
Finds a De'onder IN Senator Allison Tho
Senate Caucus Committee on COM
miloes Wll Rush Things 10
Change Their Complexion
CONGRESSIONAL APPRoPRIA-
TTON.

AAAlNt
Washington. March S.frho controyer-
y a. On the comparative expenditure of
the 'hiIliou dollar congress- and che
last one Is still on aud though The
clerks of The committees on appropriation
on the two houocs have complptrd thp
statements they do not agree. Tho som.
ate cummittne vonitucs itself 10 the MO
s0lute appropriations mndo, while the
house committee in the total unproprin
lions OF the Fiityhrrit, or, us called, the
"blllon dollar congrpgs. lpcludos what
are known nF Indefinite appropriations
made necessary, Il rs ClnimCd by the leg.
Nlnton OF that congress. IL rs upon
those matters the cpmmitrrs Do not
avfee, although the actufl figures on
direct appropriations nna the anuo. Mr.
Allison. chairman OF the senate onm-
mltteo has prepared a abatement
that shows Tor the nrt ac
sion of the tiny-hHt congress
appropriations amounted Goo Si03HlS,0lO
aud for the second session to Sa2h.-
OlS672 making "a total OF S0SN.dt71e2.
The appropriations for the lrEt session
of the conRrea just ended were for thu
first session. 5JOt 900 1856, Hruoud sns-
sion, SblN,22 sol. total of SLO26.-
S22,Oil This shows an increase of ap.
preparations 10y thc last congress- ofcr
the Republican congress Of XiS.iOl O0j.
Mr.. Holman, chairman of the house
committee, shows that the npproprH.
u0ns of the session just closed amount
Co Sjl0, 22i SCI. From lis point of view
the appropriations of the FIFTY first con.
gress aggregated ai,U35 OSNRl uni
those OF tho fifly-NeOOnd, Sl,O1G. So
Oj0. or 50. SG2SI2 less than those of ilic
Fifty-hr3t congress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
AT nRANGn

orapgc roy,. March S. Especially
titc destroyed the ilcws0n block The
LOSSES nrc ns lollnwHi
Joe Bland y San, butchers outfit and
stock loss $500, NO insurance.
s,e, smith. Wooery, $500; insurance,
rnclny a Baird. tin aud stoves,
NlaDO, no insurance.
u. y, lloWHuA drugs aud school sup.
lcn $1,000 insured for $1,000
ilr II. q. iloWsun hulllnga, $1,000
library aud Instruments, 5000; mo- in.
HurNucu
Or j. Saunders aud Dr. II. IIadra,
500 each, no insurance
The nrc was of iucpndinry oridn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
BRUTAL GUARDS.
" q The lnhumaHlIy Praolloed Ia Tho
''srska PenIsonIlsy-U Unique
Torture.

NebY March SIN the legis-
|i8 o.. Ae joint committee ap-
n. lg in the session TO inycsd-
Nh yaaatges OF cruelty In copnec-
n,i 'le treatmont Of conyicts IN
n, l.iafy made its report. Along
IN IN 'ylft was the testimony tax
M synimitteg. This Is secured
\ ~ surees and shows that for
tiavllee OF Furnishing the con-
iti e'h most brutal. Some OF
3fes were revolving iu their
~ NV lnhnmanly cruel methods
tt W. guards In whose care
Il ~ punishment was placed.
,itd. '1ost approved methods was
bsh,i q mans hands and bind
~ lis back, place moose
re,a sssh and raising him. lis
NF, listened 10 the end Of rope
s,,o nv height at which the
.na5s Piaeed was according to
the brute who adminis-
VICE When tied up in this
igl lei lnef was placed IN a dark
Il y itoA twenty-five to thirty
|l ol long confinement the
f lor- removed for ap hour
ae TINS time The prisoner.
dst np. wa tied 10 the TOP
II ~ 10 Prevent his lying
ptr.u DEVELOPED that convict
i'ld M. pp Yves reported 10 have
4 81, S.se vas IN reality chohed
n ~ iiousekeeper Wagner.
ipnmends the abolition
i iAlor system. the adop-
"a IA system and q law pre-
tsio ei punishment and SIS
iAur. no action has been
1le punishment oil Wag-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
TWo MEXIcAN RnnrI

Laredo, Tx, March s., Special A
Telegram was received here Yesterday
stating that Colonies Tomas Cnellar and
frocopio Guittorcs md ten Of their fol.
lowers had surrendered 70 the United
States authorities nt Carrie Cuellar
ana NuiucreE were two of the lead.
ers OF the late uprising against the Mex.
lean government aud Guiltcrut is said
10 b. the author OF the revolutionary
proclamation issued Ia November and
circulated In Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
IlOuNn cONfhlIrrnng.

Tho house finance committee agreed
tonight 20 recommend an appropriation
Of 100000 for additional buildings for
MO which win more than double the
rOonilnR capacity Of the institution
Judiciary committee No ! decided to
report fnyOmhly house bills pnnlah-
ing amy county oomnsesioner, county
judge on alderman for voting Tor any
Appropriation not provided for by a pro-
uNis0ug law, anifpding The insnraneo
law 40 ne 90 isdl,e "a Gre insurance pol
Icy a lipuldniing dunand Tor the fnn
amount Of ihe policy, except Ia LOSSES OF
por4onal properly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
THAT CHARTER
Proposed by Fort Worth's
Council in Bad Way.
MADDOX BEING COMMENDED
ny Cill1ens lor Opposing House comahiloes
at Work-cOuh Of Appeals A Chansr
Tor mo HIllsbOro fair
Association.
GAZETTE BUREAU,
Slntc Capitol.

Chairman npcling Of tho sub.oomInit-
tee having che Fort Worth charter in
olmrgV expresses tonight the emphatic
opinion that " the hill puuecs H. viii bc
without tiio concurrent jurisdiction ipu-
turo. licmumituuera uuinst dc charter
are beginning tO como ih from citizens Of
fpn Worth and others arc announced
en route The opinion ~ freely rxpromaoi
here thni tho bill WIN never Hco daylight.
Representative Maddox h IN receipt
oi withuensue endorsements for bis POI
Hitiun in ncgurd 10 the charter, uph0ld.
ing Dim ln WhAl Do hnA dnnn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
SENATE CAUCUS coMM1rTnE.

Washington, March 8-rhc Domo-
cratic caucus committee on committees
met today present. Gormun, Blnch
and White of Louisiana. The committee
entered at once upon the assignment of
places on the senate committees. prpsi
Dental nominations are 20 be reforfei
TO the y0rious committees, and the Dem
ocrats feel II is essential that they be
passed upon by friendly committees
with Democratic maloruGs. For This
reason the caucus committee feels bound
20 hasten the progress Of H. work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
AIIaIlN ArpnALa cnnnr.

IN the court Of civil appeals for The
Third dlstrict The following orders were
entered tOdny
Affirmed Gulf Colorado ana Santa
fc Railway company ya Lllis from
l.ampaaus Weber W. Moss "a ~ from
liuuO. horliclA w. the Keystone i.aud
nud Cattle company; from Brio
ltelefted ana romhudod --lessOn VS..
the IeAnH Land aud Loan company,
fIpm tOlelunn Gnnu FR. Smith. from
Mason. The International aud Great
hOrhem hallway company VS.. HynNs;
from Medina
Motions granted Scllltze w. The Ala.
uO jcp aud lircWlue company, FROM
Hgxnr, to reform and Derfaci ifhigment
international Building aud i,an NasC-
cation W. Charles Boring; from Be1nr.
For Leave 90 tle Transcript and az td-
vance onuspW ufc W. liriuer minor
heirs from yalYerdc, ~ withdraw lrlns-
cript ~ Louis aud Southwestern Rnil-
way company vs. Gordon a o., from
C0ryrll. for leilYs ~ file transcript
Motions OycfrAlod MchUgA W. Gala
CHER; from Travis. Guerra ~ cifl ~
San AntoniO Harris W. Shafer; from
Brown Lambert w. Williams n ilii-
poll; from Bcxar. Mctihee Irritation
and Ditch company W. Hudson n al.
from Sterling. an FOR fehearing.
CHARrEREp
HM County Ftir aslodation With
hafquauefa 90 hlllaboro. Capital
The Clilzon8 Electric Power and
Nifeef Railway company 81 San Alto.
Mo. Capital stock. $500. 900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
HENRY WI soN cAT-our

Guthrie, u. r., March s. (Spceial)-
sheriff j. J. Daniels of Harrison county.
lex arrived here yesterday in scarch of
Henry Wilson, negro. who killed a
white man with neck yoke IN thar
county several months ago lie found
his man Ia few hours and lcft on tho
midnight train for Crockett, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
BUSINESS
FAIIIfnn Ar WAcn

Waec, Tex. March s. (Spociail--E
D., Ashhy, a small marble dealer. made
~ assignment ut late hour last night.
There are no local creditors except the
llrst National bank of $3.50.
the balance Of the Indebtedness.
$500, being due 20 Davidson &
Son Of Chicago. The assignment eni-
braces small stock, nine head of horses
Is assignee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
CORIlTTTS OPINION.

Kansas City Mo. March Cham.
plou CVrhou was interviewed after the
fitasimlnons-ilal fight and asked for
ms opinion on H. said ~ 81 Che ercat-
place in this country, aud .i'itgAmnons
~ undoubtedly the greatest middlo.
weiHht ln the world Il will take "a
hvaNywoigN 20 knock him ont. and,
in my opiuion, nobody but jackson on
Nlnvin cun dcfeag hom. I hate 10 admit
Tits but am compelled to do NJ" Cor-
hett bet ON Han, as did his baclcr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
nOTn ARn 0IANTR.


strong, healthy blgnQned, long armed
Stubborn formidable lighters. llall prom,
isod Do 20 into the ring tbe f0y0Flte and
there was q trace Of sntc no tbat The
East bad been anxious 10 revenge itself
on Hii1immons for the defeat ~ Dmnp-
soy and went 60 Han. NOT
only because Han WAS con.
the sections were drawn against ne
South and Hal There was NOT much
choice, however, and the betilng was
consistent Guriur thr day Hall seemed
the most strong furorlte md fitzhm-
mons OfAg lightly the choice " the tal
emit. II was nine NJ ten at niRhifall, and
aJ 20 100 on FiizHimmOns.
An influx ~ fiUMinmo1a men came
m and with hundreds " findmmOns
money appearing Ia the pool rooms late
in tile evening, beet down Hall and
made Hft2nmm0ns fOr q time The favor.
ite Even mOnpy WIS donNudcd fGr
Hall ahd 4 ID 8 ON be opponent Wnd
rumors ran rife before and after nom.
There was an authoritative
THREAT OF INTERFERENCE
every hour Of the day, aud whom these
had been efictuaily run 10 earth. the
rnmor that Hall hHd fallen ont with his
trainer that the hFht WAS Fixed ana tho
nnfae would uDt he forthcoming
iach umor died a natural denth
Bach Rugged bis quarters except which,
Fiizimm0nH drove 10 carringe 10 he
criminal court ~ hecome
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN.
aud when Hall grnt around n ofeais
10 qei "a bile with Charley Mitchell
Crowds ifailpd AZ the ieei 81 either
bnf Fit2dmmOns Was the more popular
ff1da a local 0igndDoini. anil oeai faith
nas 10 him and local money on him
Arrofaselaisufs al the rinr-Nlut we're nor.
far lhe sealing CAPACITY WaA hiOrt
than ample 10 sect twice as many people
f were expected io Intend md pis
ie.t view was promised for paying pnt.
r1 and dead heads alike There was
falin f0r i322J people and 40 mead 81
5flecxlNe.
lights of yarioue kinda were numerous.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
GoLn ROR cARLlsLE.

Denver Col. March 8, Informed that
the offer Of kho government Of $1,000
600 iu gold for q Ike amount Of legul
tender notes had been accepted By Sec.
Rotary Carlisle Secretary q, M. Clinton
OF the Clearing House associnion said
II necessary the asaoclauon would make
a tender OF another Ike amount.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09

sherman, Tex, March Especially
AZ late hour last night a. W Kerr.
dealer In groceries and ConiCcto0e'ies.
made a deed OF trust FOR ne hucht OK
cnditors, making g. A. Barker trustee.
nooh liabilities S2T2i.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09

ttunds according TO rulcs that 10 the
tntiro battle between sullivan aud Cor.
y Y lest September. and incmory docs
ivl supply ~ ring hieioiy mitch Of
mon go difficult % pick the iupefi0r
Both WIS same both he hard. both
bndcd tissimmons swung ahd Hall
tQnehej short, quick, accurate blows.
simmons Whom they stood up he was
superior. He felt he could win when
three rounds had eune The tllri ronud
YVES easily lis IN POINT of pu ilshmcnt
inflicted aud skin displayed in gettinr bc.
Nond harm way. He meant 20 force
.icrs u thc fourth sound llt was
htho and strong and tho play OF his
muscles and the science Of his hands
were beautiful but for moment he
.Was ungp0nicd. IN that moment ha
lost q fortune ii,rslmmons landed with
bis loft and swung his right with nmaa-
my sapldliy. His arm was accurate,
and he landed fnli and hard square on
the point Of The Jaw Halls face grow
pale. me color sinking from his checks
untu they grew white ns rhal. aud ho
fen with ,hud ON the carpet