San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-19

man, large breeder of trotting
horses.
FITZ. MUST SIGN QUICK.
Boston, Oct. 19.-In a telegram
to Manager w. A. Brady from
Hamilton, Ohio, James J. Corbett
said if FitzsImmons did not sign
the articles within a week he
would pay no further attention to
him. Manager Brady said that
the belt would positively be in.
cluded in any agreement for Cor
bett to fight any pugilist.
RICH MAN DIES.
CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-George W.
Champlin, we'll known banker of
this city, died at Hot Springs last
night. He suffered a severe stroke
Of paralysis last spring and has
never rallied. He was taken to
Hot Springs early this month, and
the fatigue has fastened his end.
Mr.. Champlin has been a member
of the Board of Trade nearly thirty
years. He leaves fortune of near.
ly 100000.
BOSTON WINS.
New YORK, Oct. l9.-The foot
ball contest at the Polo grounds
between the New York and Boston
teams resulted In a final score of
to in favor of Boston.
A NEW WATER COMPANY.
DENVER, Col, Oct. 19.-Articles
Of incorporation were filed today
for a new water company in Den
yer. The corporation, which has
absorbed the Citizens and Ameri.
can Water Works company, will
be known as the Denver Union
Water Works company; capital,
$500. The incorporators are Wal
ter S. Chesman, David H. Moffitt,
Geo. w. Clayton and others.
GREEN GOODS CONsPIRATOR AR
RESTED.
PHILADELPHIA Pa, October IS.
Chief of Detectives Miller has
arrested R. w. King, of Waycross,
Ga, and w. l.. Fulton, of Savan-
nah. Ga. King acknowledged that
he has been inducing people from
the city to visit New York and
buy green goods. He had taken
Fulton to New York as his latest
victim. King will be given a hear
ing on the charge Of conspiracy.
Fulton is detained as witness.
TO GIVE THEM MEDALS.
HINCKLEY, Mimi, Oct. ia
meeting of citizens was hold last
night for the purpose of taking
some steps to recognize the brav-
cry Of the train crews on the East
ern Minnesota and Saint Paul and
Duluth railways, who saved so
many lives during the great fires
1t was decided to give a medal to
each train man. A committee was
also appointed to draw up resolu-
tions Of thanks extending to all
the world the feeling of thankful
ness expressed in this meeting.
ALU MINUM CAN BE SOLDERED
CHICAGO, Ills, Oct. ia me-
thod has at last been found by a
Chicago metal worker Of soldering
aluminium by heating the metal
and scraping the surface so as to re,
move the oxidizing film until the
metal is continued. The alloy
used consists of 80 parts Of tin, p
of silver, % OF aluminium and
melts at 70 degrees. Almost
any tin solder will do, however.
MISSING EXPRESS PACKAGE.
DENVER, Col, October ia
special to the Republican from
Cheyenne, Wyo., says: can express
package containing 1000 in gold
was opened some where between
Cheyenne and Ogden on the
Union Pacific rAilway, about two
weeks ago. The matter has been
kept quiet until today. A Pacific
express messenger Is suspected
and is now under surveillance al
Ogden.
AUTUMN ARBoR DAY.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 19.-This ID
Autumn Arbor day throughout
Pennsylvania.
INDIAN TERRITORY LEGISLATION
TAHLEQUAH, 1. T., Oct. l9.-Th'
Senate has rejected the new nomi
| natiOna Of l. 8. Morris and Ton