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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

Plantation Sarsaparilla and Iodide Potash is simply wonderful in its ef- fects, a.. small size only 50 cents. Sold by McCammon x Son, Pine Bluff, Ark; ] NJ. Barrett, Sherrill, Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

Mir. M. A. Austin left on the morn ing train for Monticello where he goes to attend the District Circuit Court. His firm has several im- portant cases in this court and Mir. Austin will probably be absent all this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17
Is your life worth 30 cents?

Is your life worth 90 cents?
 Dnmb Chill! Aguea Conjestiye Ghiil!H Deathl!!l This is the evolu- tion of your chilly sensation. Plan tation Chill Cure will cure you. Sold by McCammon X Son, Pine Blaff, Ark; ]. NJ, Barrett. Sherrill, Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

Mrs. I om Sparks and children will return tonight from visit ofmonths to relatives in Tennessee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

I am with you. Why not come and see me? Ragland. the barber Do you see? 97tf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

Mr. B. D. Street, of Lake Village, brother of our popular young lawyer, MT W G Street, is the guest of his brother in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

New prunes and evaporated peaches, apricots and apples at Lonthan x Robinson's. 914dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

The beautiful and snbstantial res idence of Mr. W. II. Parker, being erected on Lakeside, is almost com pleted and is an ornament to thot prosperous suburb.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

School satchels, pencils, boxes, blotters and everything school child ren could desire at Mann -Tankersley Drug Co. 94tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

Capt. Ed Rowland, of Memphis was in the city yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

The grand jury will be in session all this week, it is expected. So far only twelve members of the petit jury have been obtained.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

sHE-Now, you can accompany me to the opera since you have been to RAGLAND'S BARBER SHOP.
 HE-Well, you are right. There they do good work and so polite one cannot help from calling again.
 sHE-From your looks and from what l have heard others say, be- Iieve that.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

Ii you have House for Rent, or have anything for Sale advertise it in this Column.
 Rates: 3 lines, one week, 2 cents. CASH IN ADVANCE.
 If fcharged, will he charged at the regular local rate of , cents line each insertion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

Tonight Wilkinson's Players in the domestic comedy, Caprice"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

All kinds Of preserves iellies and fine california canned fruits, new goods Ut LoHthan X Robin sons. 9l7 dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

s,r. T. A. Bain, of Redfeld, was in the city yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17
Not Enough.

Liver pills have their good and bad
 side. They cleanse the bowels and
 clean out the system, but they leave
 the patient weak, exhausted and
 unstrung. with no appetite and no
 strength.
 Ifyou were to go to a physician he would tell you that your liver pills were all right but that they did not go far enough. You need something else to restore the appetite, repair the waste, purify the blood and build Up the system. He would give you a tonic.
 We supply you with the regular physicians medicine for an entire treatment of nearly three weeks. There Is one small case of ten of the Liver Pills lthe finest ill existence) and there is another box containing fifteen of the Tonic Pellets. You Qsf them both for 25c. Ask your druggist for RamOn,s Tonic Liver Pills and RaInOn's Tonic Pellets. Together they make a sure treatment for Constipation and BihouSness.
 At all deaiers. or mall for 25c., 6 boxsa s1.co.
 BROWN MFG. co, New York
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

Wiley Jones has named one of his fine Ally racers Miss Budweiser. :" after the famous Bndwciser hecr manufactured by the Anhenser- Busch Brewing Association. Wiley is in receipt of letter from the above company this Morning saying that they are having u fin blanket with Miss Bud weisei.' stamped on it made far the lilly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

Admission for Wilkinson's Players, 9, 8 and 90 cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

We will positively charge no goods 0 anyone, but the cash will buy argains at Fox X Owen. 65t-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17
PINE BLUFF DAILY GRAPHIC.
Advertise your wants.

Public schools open Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

Woman. why lose your freshness and beauty through ehillS. bilious .ation Chin Cure. Sold by Met am- n:an < Sun. Pine Blufj, Ark; J M.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder World Fair Highest Me daiand DlpiOnsa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-17

Mann-TaakersleyD Drug Co. is head quarters for school books. 9=4-ti
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-17
The Montana Congressman Puts the
Laugh on the Tariff Bill
Author
House Falls 20 Set a Time for
Free Wool TO Be in
Effect.
Protection for the Infant Industry o.
Making Condensed Mnk-OtheT
News Of the Capital.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l6.-Vsry little prog
resa was made with amendments to the
tariff bill. The republicans, under ths
lesde ship OF Mr.. Burrows. made another
Struggle 20 secure the right 20 offer amend
ments alternately with Wilson, but the
chairman held. IN view Of the precedent Of
procedure when tho Mckinley bill was
under consideration. that Ar. Wilson. on
behalf OF the majority of the COMMITTEES,
Was entitled to perfect the bill before IL ia
thrown open TO miscellaneous amendments.
Several minor amendments were agreed TO-.
the most important being that 20 increase
the duty on condensed milk two cents a
pound. IL oocasiOned considerable debate,
the republicans declaring that II Was a new
industry inaugurated in 1890. and the pro.
rosed reduction would ruin II. and protest
ing against bringing mp our children on the
imported article.
Tho amendment 10 the tobacco tax sohed-
ule, restricting the increase Of tax on cigar.
cites ON 90 cents per thousand to $l.50,
to those wrapped in paper whs agreed TO.
Mr.. Wilson offered an amendment 20
make tho free wool schedule 90 into effect
Aug l. 1894 This was vigoi ously opposed
bV MI JohnhOn, democfat, OF Ohloi ana
Mr. Warner democrat of New York, but
on different grounds. The former claimed
the Amendmsnt DELAYED the benefit to come
from free wool too long. aud the latter con-
tended that II wooden manufacturers are
not TO hfve free wool in time TO give the
the people cheaper wooden goods next win
ter be was in favor OF allowing the y esent
duty TO stand iu order 10 give the farmers
a market for wool during tile coming sea-
son.
Mr.. Bowers. republican. Of California,
asked IL he had not claimed that free wool
would increase she price of wool. Mr..
Warner replied that he did IL wool wen. on
the fee list In February, but IL 1t could not
go into effect then the market should be
retained this year. Debate was taken MP
BY several membsTs. inc utinR Hartman, OF
Montsna. The latter, in denouncing the
whole bill and the predictions OF the au-
thor. called attention TO his prophecy of
universal revival OF business when the
sherma an law was repealed.
considering the result Of that Troph.
ecT." said be. amid a atofm of republican
applause and laughter, II don't know
whether he a. Irophat, she aon OF a
prophet or only the mouthpisce of the
stuffed prophet OF BuzzaTds BaY." Mr..
Wilson then tried to obtain a vote on the
question, but without success.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-17
Governor Again Gives II Out Flat
That II VIII Not b
Allowed.
Has All Of His Plans Prepared TO
Prevent Mil ia
Public.
Some People OF JHcksonEiIie Get RED In
the Face aud Talk Of Posi-
bic Carnage.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Jan. l9.-It Gov.
Mitchell has any intention OF abandoning
his fight against the Duval Athletic club.
he does not show any sign % IL. On tho
contrary he seems more determined than
ever and has laid plans which he says can.
not fail. when approached to-day he said
''You can announce that ! am going TO pre-
vent this prize fight. for that's what IL H.
no matter how many other terms are APP
piled 70 IT,"
"But IL is hintsd that she Jacksonville,
militia has declined To aid you." was sug-
gestod
''Ihars not true" said the governor
sharply but II theY do happen to 90 do
cline It would not affect my plans in tn,
slightest degree. I'm going 10 prevent that
hQht and that's all thers is about Il. Ger
bets and Mitchell cannot fight Ia thil
state"
Have You read that the club has several
other plans in view. II Jacksonville is sban-
donod?' was asked.
II have" said Gov. Mitchell. "and re-
peat emphaticallv that the hQht shall be
prevented in tho state Of Florida. grant
you they may sneak OF in the woods some
where ana have it out. bat don't soc b ov
even this can be done. ] shall not cal
upon the Jacksonville militia. fome Oi
them arc IN favor Of the nght and have
friends who are interested"
Then yon will employ the militia oi
Gome other point Of the statel'
You NAV draw your own conclusions.
The adiutant general has planned to cover
every point which might be available and
his men are men who can be depended upon.
/ am prepared In any event Now then. y
said the governor in conclusion, II think
have made m1self plain. II anybody
comes 70 Florida 20 ses a hRht and don'l
see one after spending his time and money,
he can only blame himself. There will.
repeat once mole, be no prize fight here"
The Rdiutant general would say nothing
Of his plans further than that the fight
would surely be prevented.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-17
JoTTINGs ABouT rOwN.

The botanical exhibits Of the state At Chi
cauo was shipped from here Yesterday to
the agricultural college at Bozsman.
The Montana lode has bssn looa,ed hv J.
S. Herald, and the Prizs lode, Ottawa dis
triet, by A. J. Hendricks % al.
A lAdy's bracelet was found last night on
Sixth avenue. Loser can have 10 by calling
AZ the city mRrshsrs Office and proving
property.
Mr. George X. Baker aud Miss Nellie
Geary, both of Hslens. were mar led en-
Jan. Is. 1894. by B. L. Woodmah. justice of
the peace.
The rerort OF the DE Lamar Mining com
pany for November shows the prohts for
the month TO have been fi9. 420. The prOnt
OF the Elkhorn for the same month was
$ll. 90l.
News has been received in Helena Of the
marriage Of James A. small, eK-inspeeior
in charge OF the Denver division of the
postoflcs inspection service. az Omaha 90
Me-. Sommers.
Cards have besn received in Helena an
nouucing the marriage At New Orleans,
Jan. T. OF Miss MarT ). Fitz Gerald Lang.
OF New Orleans. 20 Allen X. Besry, for
metly Of Helena. Mr.. Beary was the cash
Ter OF the Helena Electric railway aud his
many friends in Helena send o0ngfAtula-
tions
The county comm issionsrs held a special
meeting yesterday and authorized the clerk
and recorder 60 advertise for bids for a
bridge over tbs north fork of the Sun river.
Lewis and {. .arke aud Teton oouuties are
each 10 pay one-half the cost Of the bridge.
The lonath OF the main span OF the bridge
will be 20 feet. the pile approach 10 tho
north end atty feet and that on the south
end ninety feet.
Last Saturday evening the lewistown
stage hfought IN Maurice Sullivan, WHO Tor
years was tne Iopular aud efieisnt sherin
Of Fergus county. says the Fort Benton
River lress Maurice was en- route 60
Washington. and an hour after his arrival
here be left ovef ths a eat Northern FOR
that city, where no hopes 20 be able 30 SET
Huads Grover Cleveland that IN u. sullt-
van can be found the light man for ths
position OF United States marshal FOR
Alaska.
Father Van dc Ven. who retained 90
/ Ilntto Sun1ny was seen by Standard fo-
porter who ashed him n he desired 90 make
\ atatsment IA relation TO the Catholic
ohurch's financial matters ia which be has
been connected. lie would not be inter
viewed. but added that he might make =
statement IA nday OF two. 1hs father said
he returned O. make himself right before
toe eopIs OF Butte. lie n NO, staying Al
the psstorate. but with a member OF the
Tong egatiou.
The funeral services Of Mr. Isido,s Mil-
Isr will taks place ~ the Cathedral OF the
sacred Heart this morning 40 eight o 'eiosk.
Mr.. Miller ar wed In Helena some thFco
/ months ago ffom Wofcsstsf, Mass, on "a
visit 80 his daughter. Mrs. hsmi CkoQustte
/ lie was I6 years OF axe md one OF tue few
living Canadian patriots Sho took
part Ia tho struggles OF loil. and
on account OF whose patriotism
Canada 10 dav enjoys more liberal form
of COVE nment shan anv Of the othsI Eng
lish posssssiuns. Those Who are lefs TO
mourn his loss have she sympathy Of .
large number 0f GcquaintanceA
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-17
A WRIT OF ERROR.
Jones' Counsel Given TIL ST. Patrick
Day TO Make It Out

Jones' Counsel Given TIL ST. Fstrick's
Day to Make IL Out.
John II. Barrovs and L. G. Russell, cOun-
sci for Charles Jones, reosntly convicted in
the United States eourt OF murder. were
yesterday granted an extension Of time BY
Judge Knowles until March II ia which 10
sus out a writ of error They hays already
a motion pending 10 set aside the verdict Of
tho jury, on the ground that II Waa apainst
the testimony, and that IL convicted him OF
killing Henry Seibsrt, when the man killed
was Henry Schubert; and also that tho
court in its instructions 90 the jury. did not
take into account the ime OF manalauRk-
ter. which was one Of the degrees OF the
offense with which Jones was charged. II
the motion TO set aside the verdict is
granted, the case will be In the same posi-
sion as II It had never been tried. II will
not be necessary then 20 take out the writ
of error. az Jones will have to be tried
again. IL the motion 60 set aside the VeT-
dict 10 denied. another motion Will be
made, this time for a new trial, on the
ground OF errors both OF the jury and she
court. Either way the case is liable 20 get
up into the supreme court OF the United
states. Jones' attorneys are both young
and active men, and having been assigned
by the court 90 defend the accused. mean
20 leave nothing undons TO save their eli
ent. though there Is no big fee IN sight and
nothing much 60 Iepav them except the
satisfaetion Of having done tue best they
could for = man apparently without friends
or money.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-17
JUDGE KNOWLES SUSTAINED.
Once Moro the Circuit Court OF Appeals
Is with Him.

Once More the Circuit Court OF Appeals
Is with Him.
News was received yesterday from San
Francisco that the circuit court OF appeals
bad sustained the decision Of Judge Knowles
in the case Of A. A. WsnhRm versus w. 3.
Swiizsr. This was a contest over half
Interest In the Burner lode at Butte.
Swiizsr owned half the claim and a man in
Colorado owned the other hslf. Switzsr
wrota TO Wenham, who was resident Of
Cincinnati, asking him II he or his friends
would like TO purchase the Colorado mans
interest in the lode, which was described as
a good thing. Switzsr stated that the half
might be had for about $1,000. WenhRm
sent $500 on account and promised TO send
the balance. buitzor wrote Wenham to
hurry up with the balance, as there Waa as
sessment and development work 30 be
done. He said he had bought the Colorado
mans half himsslf but would let Menham
have 10 at what It had cost him. lt was
about ten months after this that WeDham m
sent anothsr $1,000 toward buying this half
interest OF the Colorado man. Svitzsr re-
turned the money, together with that p e
viously sent having decided TO keep the
mine himself. Wenham sued in the United
states court here TO compel switzar TO ao-
oept the money aud make over TO him the
half interest. Judge Knowles decided that
WenhAm's offer of the money was not
fuads within reasonable tfne. and gave
! judgment for Switzer. An appeal was
taken to the circuit court OF appeals, which
has just sustained Judge Knowles ruling.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-17
GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANIES.

Two Big Corporations Select Their Trus-
tees Hnd Ofieers for the Coming Year.
The stockholders OF the Helena Gas Light
and Coke com panY and the stockholders Of
the Helena Electric company held their an
nual meetings last night. The owners Of
both corporations are the same, and the
following trustees we're elected for each OF
the companies: II. NJ. Parohen. G. W.
Cannon, 4. A. MARROW. Henry Klein. =. u.
kleinschmidt. A. NJ. Hotter, II. J.. Walker.
Al the meeting Of the trustees the following
officers were se.scted: IL. NJ. Parchen,
prssidsnt; T. A. MARROW, vice president; II.
L. Walker, SEQ stary and treasure.
he officers and directors of the compa-
nies are among the lest known of Helena's
business men. MIR. Parchen has been con
nected with the two companies almost all
the time aincs their organization. Mr..
harlow is the President of the Montana
bank and represents the inte ests OF the
Broadwatsr estate. MIR. Walker is a new
mem Der OF the board of trustees but he
has been the secretary aud treasurer of the
tNo companies for six yeats. On him de-
wolves large shafs of the responsibility.
and the fact OF his reelection for success
i've years is an evidence both of his ability
and OF the confidence of the stockholders.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-17
ONE YEAR AT DEER LODGE.
The Informsr IL the Oniv One who suffer
IN This Case.

The Informsr Is the OniY one Who Suffers
IN This Case.
@. y. Smith. better known a. "Cigaretts"
Smith. pleaded guilty al Boulder yesterday
20 burglary IN tho second degree aud was
sentenced 20 one years imprisonment In
the psnitentiaTy a. Deer Lodge. An in
formation charging burglary In the first
degree was nolIe pressed. The crime Of
which smith wss accused was that Of
breaking into freight cars OF the Montana
Genital railway and Tobbing packages.
Smith was conductor on the road. Others
charged with the aRme rObberies we're
Joseph keves. T.. G. Corbin, T.. Il. Weaver
and Frank btauier. All but Cofbin we're
employees Of the road. ksyes WAS tried in
the district court here and acquitted. Then
the charge against Corbin was dismissed.
bthuheF and Weaver we're taken 20 Boulder
for iAl. and their cases we're dismissed on
Monday. With the disposition OF tho cnse
against G. +. smith ends the story OF tbs
Montana Central freight car robbeTies.
Walsh a Newman were the attorneys Tor
all the men except C. Il. Smith.
| IL ia interesting to study the outcome OF
the alleged robberies, and the fate OF thoee
who took part In the prosecution, a. we'll 40
those who we're cha ged with the offense.
4 Detective Kilcofe. who worked mp the case
for the railroad. has since been dismissed
by the company. G. Il. Smith. who came
back from TsIas and tuned states evi-
/ dsncs, Is now on the way 20 Deer LodQe,
the only man charged with the Tobberiea
TO 90 that way. W. ID. Smith. young man
who pfofossed 10 have gotten into the conn
denot OF the railroad men and who was
used no a witntas by tire prosecution, 10 now
| In Jail awaiting trial on a charge Of grand
larconv for stealing lot Of jeWelry from
Mrs. Kate Rogers. Meantime all the men
whom 10 was expected to have convicted on
the testimony OF the Two smiths aud tue
work OF the detective. have either been ac-
quilted or the charges against them have
/ been drouped
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-17
HIS WOODEN WEDDING.
Tom Cassidy Had Forgotten IL. but His
Friends Remembered.

Tom Cassidy Had Forgotten It, but His
Friends Remembered.
Policeman Tom Cassidy celebrated his
wooden wedding At an carly hour YESTERDAY
morning. Mr. Cassidy forgot al about
Jan. 16 being the fifth anniversary OF his
wedding. His friends did not. however.
They got n, =. Cassidy out OF ths house o.
a pretended N sssage from lady friend.
hen thev got word 90 Mr.. Cassidy that his
wife was III. The officer goa himself ex-
cused from duty about midnight OF Mon
day night aud ushsd hons. As AIR. Cas-
sidy walked in he was met by shouts of con
graduation from about forty friends. who
had brought with them various articles OF
wood, including cordwood. olOthesplns.
chairs broonaticks. empty casks aud bar
rels, etc When Mr. Cassidy recovered
from hi, sWoon he ente ed into tho spirit
of the occasion. ana every body had a merry
time until about two IN the mo ming. Then
AIR. Cassidy remembered that he had an
engagement to capture burglar down
town. aud the COMPANY separated. rromis-
ing 20 come again at the silver Wedding
the golden wedding and the diamond wed
ding.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-17

DrNvrr. Jan. ia bill Was introduced
in ths house authorizing the governor 60
present bsf Of silver bullion ~ the United
states mint for coinage. and .arpfouriatinR
the money 20 carry tue ease IA ough the
courts IL the government refuses % coin
the silver. The senate Was not In session.
Members Who have stood out for immo-
dlats ad diournment held n caucus this sven
inR it ~ understood that, with one ex-
oeution. they will bold together and PIE
vent any Legislation whatever. IL the do 80
no appropriation can bo passed Co dofray
the expenses OF she EXTRA session and the
members OF ths house will be unable 10
cash aalary warfanta
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-17
TELEGRAPHIc sREyIrlEs

LONDON, Jan. 16.-Frank Slavin. pugilisL
was to-day committed TO Holloway prison
for debt. The warrant was ssuspezded .
month.
CHARLESTON, H.. Jan. l6.-1he Wing
Touring mills. the largest IN this part OF
ths state, burnsd iaat night. Loss SluO
uO0, insurance. Si5UO0
AuIs. Kr., Jan. 1G-The dwelling and
store OF 4. A. Houston burned this morn
ing. Mrs. Houston aud two gtova daugh-
tsrs perishsd In their beds.
FARrs, Jan. l6.-ln the DEPUTIES to-day
ureeuer was demanded for the conversion
Of fouf and a half per cent rentes. After a
lively discussion the motion vas voted
aiirmatiFsly.
NV YonE. Jan. IA numbef of adii-
tlonal deaths Ss the result Of yestsidhy's
accident ~ Hackenaack bridge are likeit
90 occur. Several Of the wounded are In a
very precaTious condition.
ZANxlnAR Jan. 1G.-Nswa has been re-
ceived that William Astor Chandler. the
American expio er. las been deserted ~
eighty OF his porterL He u Ia llattsho
With eighteen portera Is safe and In no
danger.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-17
CHINESE CERTIFICATES.
Ruling by the Attorney General Rs TO
Their Issuance.

Ruling by the Attorney General Rs 60
Their Issuance.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1G-Ths ssTstary OF
the treasury Tsosntly requested the alto ney
generals opinion whether consular Office s
Of China stationed in foreign countries can
properly certify statements in which oer-
tifcates are required 10 be set forth. The
attorney general holds that tho identifca-
tion. Of Chinese person should be evil
deneed by certificate issued by the gov
eminent Of which he may be a subject.
The government can act he holos, in the
issuance Of such certificates onlv throul b
officers snd agents. IL It chooses to select
consular office in foreign countries az
such officers and agents, IL has the right 90
to do. This opinion, with the previous one
of the attorney general that Cinnamon en-
route 90 other countries eau pass IN t'anait
through the United states. will hinder the
enforcement OF the Chinese exclusion act.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-17

BnrIMogE. Jan. lG.-An Associated press
repressntativS interviewed Peter Jackson
and "Parson" Davies regarding the Cor
b,tt. Mitchell fight. Both jackson and
Davies ase strongly of the opinion that
Corlatt hasa dead c.nch' % win. Hts
weight. hsight. longer rsHch and six ysars
of youth over Mitchell are advantages theS
thiuk will carry Corbstt 90 victory. They
admit shat Mitchell 10 the hardest hitter.
ana Dsvisa says " the Enalishman gets IA
a chance blow 90 disable Cofbeit she fight
nav be his.
Jackson says Mitchell IL not the chan
pion a. England. He (Iackson) claims 90
tnv. won that title ~ defeating Jsm emlth
and Slavin.