The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-27

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JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan. 2G.-Cham-
nion Corbett and b;a marty left jackson.
,,;u. T.. NJ. ~ - :. :, On ~. 49,,
'1'o ~ ~" otA ~ 's -, -o
ing IN special tram over tue floriaa
Central & Peninsular railroad. A great
crowd had o.somb,ed to see him Of and
A. ,..;. -. ~. ,,dY ,.,ton;,o
'ae ''"'" ufe" ous A '"'o"'s
shouts and cheors, the champion stand
ing on the rear platform, bowing his
thanks to his frienda.
potnro Co.,, IN h, ox,ro,,od
s.oe ooioees w. II "pto"'eN
$4,000 to Boston bank to DO placed to
his order. Tho remaining s. 900 he had
chanced info sim hill, which bo nre.
- .... NV 49, '...., -.
sen'eu " MS 'faihota' 'ia'' seeonus aau
friends. AS he stepped aboard the
train, the champion was presented with
GOLD wo,ob ohurm In tbo form If
olobe renrssnn,;na ] tbe world !. on this
WAS inscribed. ITO James ]. Corbett,
chann{on nj Tho Tho last word
hains % ann smnn,;ad H. 'hu hu ,bo oIohc ;tsslf Cor Car.
hiatt was grootiv I rloased with this toten
Of oil the O. esteem ssn'E N which he was held by
b;s f,;anSs ~ .nrId b,rdIy a~nross
his pleasure.
Cohsldeiaole money waa won anu ny
aony;llo @ bM, iesaiS o,.!;Un - tba sm"i, NJ Odds I
placed on Mitchell It does not amount
to much as in previous cases Of like i'm
porahce. About sSV'oo9 passed tnrouen
ooohlhahera Li hanas' "u.ie ou.stuo oe.s
ptGpaSIy ,,o amounted 70 Us lnucn more.
a. smith Is supposieu 70 nave won
more tnah any ono eise' ou. sne eAacs
amount is not known. ~ is F9t s, thousne
that any one went oroke. -. p,
MitenelI lett ut z:Zo on me f.orioa
Sen.raI ior savannah On ON nus way 10 10
Dew Hi, ~. rorS. nc !,a Tas agTsGempahleq oy
Pllly P . thompson, Buy ,talS Eawaras. n,. JACK :
rogas1y ana low o.nefs. N n Nui.o !"
crowd greeted HIM IN the once OF the
Everett house when no came down
rom his room. a ooAen i.lehus pfessea
aITwa.a ;.S 70 greet nlnl' NV thn ae Lae. 'nem
ait WIN u nearly grip Oh tne manu- anu
pleasant word. ~ -,
! was IN hard luce lhls tlme; ne
snlu' s' ana guess ! am aons WIN tie
ring as ias as getting ihs'ue t''o ropes IL
eoieeincu' 'ol''s-i'L'c'
ssr'' s'Goop.pYE, CHARLEY"
T, tho corr, ,,,io mornino ss soon no
c..hs..,. - -, 80 -, 49,, ..ass... :
oofoes1 oohu hau oeen accepted, !"
motion was made Tor his release. Judge
Phillips granted it, and the champion,
boo,;Iy ,-ohh;, III, oyercoot o,a so,
s,ortoi f1on, % ,hn rnom @ IN the wov omt
he croosoJ ~ ~ wharo M;,cbeII Voc
sea,ed and roacb;nc ant his hand amid
With % = nlao.on. Taa .vuo am; f. ~ AN '"'0
1"Wcll gooJlhva Charlcvn
oGood. .hvo I'm y said NT;tcha,, cor.
diollv ns hs orosnod Corbett's hand
"iil sea Som aaainI; did nan y ra.
marked Corbett.
separated. s' "A' 1N '''
Brady followed Corbctt, shook hands
with Mitchell and hurried after hia
atienusi nftar " was iu.'y 'Gensy minutes h9
Mitchell left pn and walked slowly back to .
his hotel.
DO you know what l think about
Jackso,nVilleT' he SAID:
u think it is q mighty good place.
to 50 through quick. and that's what
Lam going to do. I'm going to get out
OF here and go to New York at o'clock,
octtock, y o'clock, any time can get
anything to ride on, Then in about
two weeks | am going back to St. Au-
gustlne and enjoy myself.
Tho city is desolate this morning,
The glory and the excitement have
iaued away. and to add to the depres-
sion heavy fog, and q cold wave for
this latitude, has put in Its appearance.
Tie militia have al! gone home, the
majority OF the sporting men also, and
the balance Of them are leaving as fast
as possible.
rur n. , nv " ~, p =, 81 N = rxo,av
"N ''".1 ~ "' - - A'S'
The English pugilist was bright and
clipper early this morning, and seemed
none II n,cr,o for b;s aefe, Il y,os,o
- Nv wv ''1 "otao - -. ... NeAs - :, y'7s' yo7'''
uay. He speaks OF II 1'l'. now IN the same
manly way in (which he took it yester-
oay., lie was Just 100 much ior me, !"
no said, with q laugh, and ! never had
eGe anain .es,, o. pe sanh a,,aa 70 ffy
any difsrent could ficht HIM " q