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St. Paul daily globe., 1894-03-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr.. Canning. OF the Independent
Smith club, has been invited TO address
a meeting of the French Democrats in
their own language on next Thursday
night.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-03-11
Use OF Frieman's Name Unauthor.
lied.
the Editor Of the Globe.

10 Lu5 EUlLOl OF Ll6 GIOOe.
Please state in your paper the follow
ing: l deny having sent any communi-
cation TO your paper. or having signed
any jointly, aud do not want nv name
connected with any other mans writ
ings. Let all father their own doings.
ours, E. FIREMAN.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-03-11
A COMING LECTURE.
Ignatius DonnelIy on the A. p. A.
Next Sunday

Mr.. Donneily is always witty and
wise before an audience. and he is sure
to be both next Sunday, when he will
lecture On 1.-The A. P. A. and the
Schools" 1t has made a remarkable
sensation where he has already deIly-
cred il. and he is sure of big audience
In st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-03-11
A TRIAL FREE.

To chronic sufferers from any durable
disease the Copeland Physicians offer a
trial treatment free. All who apply in
person will be examined. advised and
treated, on first visit. without charge.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-03-11

II you live too far away 10 visit the doctors
IN person, write 10 them for symptom blank
and they viii diagnose your case. Their
treatment by mail IS very successful
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-03-11

a telegram from San Diego yesterday
contained the intelligence that Mrs. Il.
D. Brown was no worse than when Mr..
Brown was wired to come.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-03-11

The championship cup of the world beer not
only all the great American brewers but those of
European brewing cities of Munich and Nuremberg were in
keen competition has been carried off the Aneser-usch
Brewing Association of St Louis they having received the
highest number OF awards and scored the highest
They especially commended for the absolute purity of
their beer pure malt and hop product or corn
products. This makes the AnheuserBsc Brewing
ton the champion brewers of the
, 1894-03-24
Denus i'm Baoean5uo.

8eri6ie6ene pride Seelen bei6ertei Sc
iblebts batten itb Dor einigen Sagen BEL
benz BoIt3elcbef Brennan iiber 9etpiiie anz
gebli6 unanit6nbi9e Gtetlamebilber be-
i6wcrt, tuelbe an 9%etpifien StroBen naz
mentli3 Ser gtoroieite ioneebracbt fino.
@tneS bieier 8ilber, 1pelcbeS Elm g~epiiieS
S6OnbeitSmitteL cmpfeblt, iteute me6rere,
nur nit vGrtcots" betleiOete, babenbe
Srauengeitalten bar, ulO bieies 8il6 Bill
bette ben bauptiddbliblten Stein beS 9tn>
itoBeS fir jene priiben Seelen. 6err
Brennan fab iib Bic anit0Bigen Stl6er
ebenfauS an unO CAB Dem Wfaler Ser STE
cGamebilber Ben 9uten &atb, ben baIbz
nadten Srauengeitalten einfa9 y&lei6cr
an5uaieNen."
Ser &atb 6es 8OGiseiG9efs pur0e miQig
alfgenommen, unb beute fritb prGientirten
itb 5tpet iener 8tLber an ser SuinoisltraBe,
5pii9en @eQSz un6 @LarfitraBe, Sen 8ez
ibauern in nur ettpas berGnberter 0eitalt,
0ie baDenoen S90nen baben ieRt mobii9e
8abcanSiige al, ipel6e ibrc iippisen 6or>
men benz inbtSfreten 2luge beS 8eicbauers
Oerbergen, 10 baB iebt AUDI Bic BriiOeite,
Obne errOtben gu miiiien, ii9 Bic 8iIDer
miro anleber f0nten.
, 1894-03-24
Trafen oen unredten.

@S ipar Elm Slid fir Sobn Sauquiit,
6aB ct etipas bon Ser &unit Oes 8orenS
peritaro, ais er geitern 9lbenO ali Oer@larf7,
nabe @beftnutitraBe, bon 5pct Bege7
lagerern angefaQen mur6e. Gr lalug
feline 9tngreifer tapfer 3uriid, tuenn ct AUDI
ieIber einige giiffe %OaoOntrug. Serr Sail
outfit, ueldber 6ilfs>&aiiirer Der Stem
Oorf @quitable 0ifc Sniurance Niiociation"
lit, oerlteB fur3 Dor 8 ll6r eil1en &abels
6abn3ug, I'M iib nacb ieiner 8obnung $50.
303 @beitnutitraBe 81 begeben. @r bate
erit tpenige S6rttte getbai, ais ibm spei
8efabrlib auSic6enOe Suri6en entgegenz
traten. @iner berielben er9riff ieinenQlrm,
Der Nnbere Derlucbte feline ;1br aus berEalhe
gu reiBen. 6err 6oQquiit ipran9 3ur Seite
unb pcriebte einem Der Wdnner eineuS6lag
ms @eiibt, 9ie bei6er &aub9elelIen gez
braubten e6enfaus ibre SGute, ba ite aber
teine NortbeiGe e~rringen tonnten unb be-
reitS Derl9ieOene TuBganger lib 5u iarn7
rneln %begannc1, Durben ite BON ser Surbt
er9riffen un0 fit6teten iicb.
, 1894-03-24
WdKen berausraden.
8eomte Ger RYoe parf=Station CUR 6erous
eobe confscirter Sdmud9eaentanoe
perurtheilt.

2teut. SeaGe0 un6 ote $ oIisiiten 81. g.
6ogan unb S. S. Muain bon Ser 6D6e
BarfzS Station purocn geitern bon elmer
SSStrD IN Gicbter 8Deeler's @ericbt i6uIoie
.befun0en, elmer 9%etpiiien Gli5abctb 8i1bop
etnen 9tamantring, cine 8roi6e un6 Elm
paar 9iamantobrrin9e un9eiebltcber 8eiie
porentbalten 3u boben. gu gleicber .3eit
ipurbe tbnen anbefoDlelt, enttpeoer bic
Sbmudiacben Suriid3ugeben, D6er Ser
&lG9ertn BEN 8ertb Derietben auS5u7
Sa6len.
@e9en @nbe Ser demonstrating mur6e
IN mebrere gSobnun9en i'm SDoe Yarf@Oi>
itrift etngebroden unb cine MengeS bmudz
ia6en geitoblen. Die 8oliSei perboftete
einen Sorbtgen, NamenS Gelp 8atterlon,
alias Smith, unb bieier le9te Elm @eitdnoz
nib alb, altcb CAB er OH, an men CT Die
ge1toblenen Sacben nerGuBert babe. Sci
Der 8tibop fono man ote ~genannten
S6muGlaben i'm 8ertbe BON $175 l1no
cine Wtenge anoerer in benz 6oule Ser
Setter @auowaD. 8etoe 6rauen erfIdrten,
bic So6en bon Batterion gefauft gu baben.
SIR ale IN BENT 6auie ber GaIonaD &C.
funOenen S6muGgegenitGnbe fanben ftd6
bic urlpriin9li6en 8eitber, ni3t aber fir
Ote bon Der 8iibop an8eblic6 getauften un6
0eBbalb enti9teO geitern bic Surp, baB lie
ser Srau SuriiG9egeben per0en miiBten.
Die genannten 8eamten bebaupten, odB 6ie
Sa6en elmer an Der Scope Q(be. tpoDn6aften
Samilie 9eb0rten, bic ieboA au9enhltdlicb
ntcbt in 6er StaOt lei.
, 1894-03-24
unouItioe 0heds.

9ret &laeen bon 6ugb O'Gonnor, $50.
389 Sheffield NOenue, gilbert 8reinig, go.
1853 0incoln NDenue, 8m. 8raunibpcig,
gto. 10 Commercial 9lpenue tpobnbaft, iinb
Dor 9tibter &criten 9e9en Marttn 9.
8eefS alias Warttn onbdngig gemacbt.
@r iou bon ben BRET &ldgern ouf iuu=
iorii6e GbedS BET l. N~ationaIbanf hin
Summen bon $1O-$12 erlangt baben.
9a bic BoLi5et nod einige an0ere &lagen
dbnlicber gtatur 9e9en Q8eefS in 0etto Bat,
purOe Bic 8erbanOlung Dorl6ufig berlboz
BEN unb gBeefS in ieOem Der bret 6GQe
inter $500 8ilrgi3aft g~elteIt.
, 1894-03-24
2luf Sem We9e ms 6uhtbaus.

Sobn O'8rien, Elm notoril9er Gbarafter
6eS WartpeQ Str. >Oiitrifts, Der beretts
OtitglteO Ser DerlcbieOenen, bic 8eitiette
unii6er mabenbe1 8anoen mar, betrat
geitern ge9en N6eu6 ben Saloon bon Sobn
Moriartp, 859 g. 6aliteO Str. Den 98irtb
alein antrefenb, Derlan9te CT bon bieiem
@eIb unb S6naps. QllS ibm bieS Oeripei=
CERT purbe, 9riff ct na9 ieinem Meiier,
bracbte WortartD cine ttefe S6nitttpun0e
BET unb beroubte i'm bonn nm $500.
O'8rten murbe ipGter auf Die bon Wtori=
artD eritottetc Mittbetlung urb 8ei6ret>
bung bin Der6aftct un6 beute BON 9icbter
inter $500 8iirgi6aft bem @rtmtz
nal9eri6t ibertpielen.
, 1894-03-24
Der 6etit ieiner Sdwieoermutter

Srau George McGOmber, 6sren @atte
Dor Sabre5friit bon bier Ourcbbrannte, nm
in Snoepeubence, Mo., nit elmer Srau
8rotpne 5uiammen3uleben, bat iebt, mie
cine 9epeibe nus &aniaS GitD mel6et, ben
Tli6tlin9 9efunben, Ser ouf ibre 8eranz
%laliung in 6aft 9enommen pur6e. Inter
Dem Nonuen 9telt bate er in Sn~6epenoence
elm 8arbiergei6Gft betrieben. 6rau Mc>
@omber bebalptet, baB ber @eiit ibrer
Wutter ibr erl6ienen lei unb ibr. sic Stabt
9%enannt babe, in pel6er Ser 3reuloie itd6
Dor ibr DerbOr9en battle. 8rau McGomber
BAT iib iibrigens nit ibrem Wann balO nab
beiien Gerbaftun9 tpie6er aus9el09nt.
, 1894-03-24
Beitrafte polt5titen.

goIi5ei3ef Brennan erIieB geitern fol-
genoen @eneralbefebl: G%ntlaiien wer6et
Die 9oIt3iiten stephen @onleD tue9en @nt>
fernung Dom Soften unO Wtuiam 2Dnt1
tue9en pol~t5eiipibri9en 8etragens. 8egen
tletnerer 8er9e6en tperben nit @ebaltSz
a65iigen beitraft Bic 9oli5iiten Dan Sam
rabam bonn 10, 8resinft, Gobert @entlez
mar bonn r., Sas. G'Gonnor bonn 49,,
3bomoS @arDeD bonn a., Gobios 9arion
bonn 81, Daniel Wftuer bonn SO. uno Eboz
mas O'GOnnOr bonn 5. 8reStntt.
, 1894-03-24

ltnruben iettens Ser Strcifcr ~erportete, Elm
9eputpzS Sheriff binouS9eianbt, bod fam
Derlelbe, ba iih bie Streiter icbr rubtg perz
btelte1, iOfort lpieOer 5uriif.
Sin Nusi6uB Der 100 bel %. $. 2liip
bei6dtttgten 0eute fam geitern no9 Der
Staot unb conferirtc nit ben 8ertretern
ber Strrna. 0as 9teiultat Bet Gonferen5
iou Elm fir Ste 2trbeiter iebr ermutbtgenres
lctt. Wtan gebt tpobl nicbt febl, penn
man benz Streif Elm balbt9eS @nbc pOrauSz
ia9t.
, 1894-03-24
Die Woblcommiii6re bie[ten be11t

= Die 8ablcommiiiGre bieIten beute
8ormittag I'M 0ei6Worcnen5immer beS
@OuntDgcrtbtS etnc Sibung ab, I'M ibre
@nti6etOung in benz bemofratii6en 8abl@
CONTEXT in ber "A. 8orb. ab5ugeben. Sn
@emiBbeit ber @mpfeblung bes bcmofratiz
i9en GentralDereinS erfl4rteu bte Cont
mtiidre Wation ytubbD ais ben rebtmdBig
nOminirten @anoiOaten, Sreo. @rtesbeimer
tpirb iih tr0iten mlliien.
, 1894-03-24

Sen NuStpeg an, baB i'm Grimi1talgertbts=
gebGube CUR 3eit Der Sibungen itetS 8pei
&i6ter antpcien6 leien melcbe imnler be-
reit tpdren, Elm @elu9 I'M Gintritt in oas
@ountD9efdn9niB an ben Sheriff OOer Sc
fGngntBotrector ous5uiteuv1.
, 1894-03-24

So6n $. &anbau, Qibbie Mcg8obleis .4O-93
9tobert 9. 9aroer, Sannie Slider. -. 1871
2(n9uit Yett, lu9uita 9. &ibbe. 800. .35-35
Gntl 8. s. u. Bott, @at6ort1a 6. g..
Sobn Mc0fop, Qiinno 6onIine. 33-83
Solepb 81. Stu19er, 9toia &eitmeier. 6O-4O
2lrOn War9olinsfp, Sulia 0opning. .63-35
Otor q. 9ornblott, Dina Qebt. ..33-23
@bmaro S. 9eonaro, Ntorp 9osmer.. .27-21
Goworo Bode, @mma Gen3. .25-21
Go1DarD 81. &6itacre, Mor9aret 3ttus. 21-19
Solepb gSelt1Sti, &otar5pna Saoo=
Qrbrep g8eitenbors, 6ema QurOquiit. .29-23
9eD 2epp, @lteua Gede ......... 1876
Salomon Stoue, Goio .28-21
gilbert 9teliou, @atborilte 9owers. 80. 32-27
SameS sos. Sie9ibbonS, Otinnie
@intou 6ralrfel, 2ett6en Mebser. .S4-91
SOlef Saros, 3tole Strobl. ...... 1913
Otto 9tomaf, WtarD Sten9el. ....... .24-18
Suitin 0uSte, @1nip .23-24
Soobn @nberlon, @orndb Sobniou.. go. 29-29
Trant GepilD Sltller, Dora 6upes. ...31-26
@ra1t 6ui5ep, Miltnie So6nlon. 1874
Sonr1el S9wabert, Wtatbtlbo 0rtin. $40
Martt1 Suie, Sopbte 0uttii9 49,. .25-2S
SOief 8ulef, WilaOa S%ailOeo ....... 26-23
Sacob 8amr1er, .2outle S6mibler. ...27-25
0oclac SlaDef, Wtarp &ontal. 49,. $3.50
George u. 9. gStltinion, Wto9Oatena
u. 9Gr1teltS. .27-27
@iQ .. 8albburl1, SoIepbine Soc
@eoeritt 8eiion, i6attie air6erlon. ..SS-33
8arnett toienbloOm, 6ouno 6elo=
rn0ltl .2S-19
&nbrem u. Yeterion, @eroa Maret
qufrep Souls G6rni6t, Carrie aole. ... S0-S4
&bomaS &boma EFT, Carrie NeliOn. .26-27
Sett ger0ffentGi9ung unieres getrigen
8eribtS ertDtrft:
So5ef 3totorensti, q(lrltie @olficrpic5. $3.50
@mil S0bnIO OIL, Nlma 2unb9relt. 49,. 24-1S
@iuieppe GocCurro, 6elice 8uonone. ..3O-22
@orl 2Ittte, Caroline 8oettin. ...... 1870
Sreo Steele, @pa 6onts. 28-22
2Siuiom @1ofia, Q(ltnie 9trou6. ..32-22
Seroftno OGuto, Seni9na 8ertllci. . $50
Sobn Wtc9tamara, griO9et S'WfaQep. 1913
CHARLES Barter, Warp Goldberg. 80. 1870
0enrp WtaoS, &eua @aliB. 1913
Sobn &ierllp, Bridget Gepoen. .24-23
2Sm. 8. Sep, StS5ie &ellp .34-24
6rib Strltb, @u9uita gSelbt.. ..27-22
SameS Nbiteiioe, Morp 6lal1ltogan. $50
Eeter Sobni on, 2l9neS @alep. .24-21
QStliom 6dlltner, 8auline 2oIrenS. .27-20
8atrif GOu9blin, Ntarp Gui9lep. -. 32-28
&ibb q. @ruaDeu, MauhQ s. 9arai3. ..21-31
, 1894-03-24
Anf0efOObenl
Die Staatsanwaltfaaft perlan9t
3eit, UNI bGlfsitaatsanwaIt
Gooo uno u. s. CRUDE in
Dem prenoer9oit Sail sur
STEELE Su idafen.
3renoergoH 1tnterBrtGt sic
ger6onorungen.

bhifsfootsanwaIt Knieht Iehnt eire Dertrez
tun9 in Ger SADIE ab.-Der Rt6ter eiebt
prenoer9ait Gas mort III elmer Reoe. -
Derta9un9 Ger DerhanoIun9 auf Oienita9
Dormttta9.
, 1894-03-24
befrdthSicheine-

6eute puroen Die folgenben 6eiratbSz
e%rtptrft:
, 1894-03-24

Das 10, 5eft endbalt u0lkertppen nn0 ri9enarti9e Gebdu0e uun
DER 9atomaDO laifante. Nnter iJnen fnO 'u nennru: Das oentfde
Bort, oie %1Otkammer Oafrlbd, Sdruei'er panorama, Stenem aus
Dem t~Irkifden Dorf, Oas eapplanOerourf GBeater uuu Al9ter, oas
d~jueftde 0beater, 0as Ifrris= AaO It. a..
, 1894-03-24
Aer}tt
StnS ntGt sn jeSer 3ett
ueberetnfttmmeuo.

Nber es lit ntcbt Giner, Ser cine 9riin6li3e
BrObe Der 8or8iige bon 9antels' 9tmti=
ieptic ais einem &eitst6oter OorgenOmz
men bat, tueI6er BARN nicbt i6ereinitimmt,
oaB eS Gin tpunberbares Specific fir bic
SeiIung bon alien &ranfbeiten lift, peG6e
burb SeimIeben entiteben. Seine anz
itedenbe Sranfbett fann iicb perbreiten,
tpenn bas 6aus nit unierem @as ausgez
rGucbert tptrb.
satden sur siGonns BON Gas, 81 Die Bog.
, 1894-03-24
Die 5ie9eIbrenner.

Ser Streif Der 3tcgcl6rcnner bon 9alz
ton, 8lne SSlano unb 8ernice macbt quite
Torti9ritte, @etern iprab cine Delegation
Der 200 53iegelbrenner u 8uuman bel
ben Streitern Dor uno iiberbrahte bic fol-
gelbe 8oti9aft: vW;r itnb nit sud-, Iegen
mor8en Die Qlrbeit ntebcr, OO6 fommt nicbt
5u unS, mir pollen SIT @u6 tommen. !"
Dies l6tpeut bic 3abI Oer itretfen6cn 3iez
gelbrenner auf 1900 al. SIS lift nur nod5
cine Tragc Der 3eit, pann itb Bic in ber
8uringtoner 3ie3elei beicbGfti9ten QIr6eiter
benz Strett anicblieBen Werben. @inige
BON oielen 2ertcn limb bereitS MttglieOer
oer 3te9elbrenuerzllnton, a1Dere icblieBen
licb Derlelben an uno 9aben peripro6en,
1tcb ben Streitern on5uiblteBcn, iobalO ie
Dor tbrer a3ie8eIei aufmarl6tren. Die
3tc9elbrenner@llniOn 5dbIt iiber 1900
Wtttglic0er.
Geltern purOe, Oa man in 8(ue Sslan6
, 1894-03-24
The VIM. Schmidt Baking Company

8roS, Graders H. feineS 8a&werf
unerretpt an 8einbett Gtobrfraftu II. S9modb0fttafeit
Vr1gt Sure GrOcerS onrtaG.
Office uHo 5abrif: 1851 C~IybOurn Ave,
27m5.s 2eIepbone: Nortb 241.
, 1894-03-24
Wtltauwi teuun95 Defte.
8X1O
Sea1tfcbe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Die We(auSleCung, WU fe GtQaNO, Mar unO GNOee.

asns Nnbs stm memea geft.
, 1894-03-24

{ Uonpons Don Fteben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Go9en, ollie nit Derelben
feftmnmter nO 10 Gents IN Bnar, fir feoes f5eft.
Per fOt Z Coupons nnD Is Gents.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-22
is NOW MRS. CHATTERToN.
The Erstwhlle Lillian Russell Becomes a Bride
For the Third Time.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-For the third time
OF her life, Lillian Russell before whose
shrine have worshipped the "Johnnies" OF
Gotham for the last decade, stood at the
altar of Hymen yesterday and was mar.
ried to John Chatterton, whose nom de
titre is Sig. PeruRini.
Miss Russell, in company with her
mother, Mrs. Leonard; her sister, Mrs.
Schultz, Mrs. Westward, Mrs. Leonard.
and her press agent. "Teddie" Piper,
was conveyed across the Hoboken
ferry at 10 n. m. to the resid nee
Of Civil Justice Moller at Hoboken.
Awaiting them were the groom elect Ed.
win Hon of the Bostonians and Thomas
DAILY.
The little party gathered in the parlor
OF the justice, and after congratulations
and handshaktngs the ceremony was com.
menced. At Its conclusion the justice i'm
printed n hearty kiss on the cheek Of the
fair bride.
The bride received many valuable gifts,
among them being two necklaces of dia-
monds, tiara of diamonds and sap
phires, n diamond sunburst, two sets Of
sterling silver ki ives and forks and q
chest Of old silver, a morocco leather
travelling bag, with sterling silver Ct
tings, and two score of jeweled rings and
bracelets. The bride and groom con-
tinue their engagement at the Casino to-
night.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-22
WIDOW eANFoRp'S LOVE-
Induces Her 10 Walk Nlneb.Seyen Miles 10
See Her Imprisoned Fiance.

BANGOR, Me, Jan. 22.-Mrs Lizzie Ban
ford Of Machias arrived in Bangor Satur-
day afternoon, having walked all the way,
" miles, from Mscbias 10 see her lover,
Dick o Brien, who Is prisoner in Bangor
fail. Mrs. Banford is 40 years old, but
looks TO be 90. She is a widow, her hus-
band having died In 1881. She became in
fatuated with O'Brien some months ago,
and they were just about to be married
when Dick got on spree, was arrested
and sent 10 Bangor Jail for three months.
This was on Dec. 20.
Mrs. Banford mourned the absence of
her lover until last Thursday, when, with
only % cents Ia money, she started 10 walk
to Bangor. She arrived as above stated,
after journey full of suffering, and i'm
msdiately went to the Jail, where she had
joyful meeting with her fance. She
slept at the police station Saturday night
and on Sunday was taken in charge by
m bers OF the Salvation Army, who
provided for her immediate wants. She
says that she will stay here until her
lover gets out of Jail in April, and that
then they will be married.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-22
&C. -
NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS.

Barnstable county( Mass. receipts Tor the
past year were sil 400, and expenditures
1904
c. l.. Morang, dry goods, boot and shoe
dealer, Ellsworth, Ne, has made an as-
signment.
Fire damaged n four-story brick block
at West Warren, Mass. to the amount Of
about 1900.
Peter Yianolopuo. who received injuries
In naphtha explosion at Lowell, Mass,
cannot recover.
William Moore, farmer, 80 years old,
committed suicide by hanging himself at
iatnuck, Mass
John Tayyage was sentenced In Bridge
port. Conn, 10 six months in Jail for pass-
Ing counterfeit money.
Herbert II. Taylor of Albany has suo.
ceeded A. j. Grant TO the editorship Of
the Ellsworth (Me) Enterprise.
Grant McKeel OF Bridgeport, Conn, was
bound over in $1,000 10 tho superior court
for aiding and abetting green goods men.
Parents, brothers and sisters deserted q
deaf, dumb and idiotic girl on the steamer
Bohemia. at Boston, and started for Kan
sas.
The woolen mills OF William Il. Hay
ward e. Co., East Douglass, Mass. have
shut down indefinitely. About 200 hands
were employed.
A man, supposed to be John Wheeler
was struck by train on the Old Colon y
tracks and died at the Massachusetts,
general hospital.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-22
MUST PUT DOWN CASH
MitChelr'S Demand Is
Backed by COrbett.
WHERE WILL THE RING Be?
Battle Ground Kept Secret TO Avoid a
Rush OF Hoodlums.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. eft ba,
finally been decided that the Duval
Athletic club be compelled 90 turn into
cash the check Referee John Kelley
holds In trust for the winner Of the big
fight. Kelley last night waited on Jim
Corbett at Mayport and had long talk
with the champion, Bradley and Delaney.
Kelley showed the check he held and re.
marked that he had heard that Mitchell
Mad entered protest against a piece OF
paper which, by injunction, could be
tied up and made unavailable.
Kelley stated that he did not care 10 take
part in transaction which might termi.
nate as Mitchell feared He had nc
doubts IA TO the sincerity of the club In
the matter, but he wanted both Of the
principals satisfied before he left for the
scene Of the contest He then fatty put
10 Corbett the question: Are you sat
isfied 10 fight for the purse in its present
shape" Corbett thought IA moment, and
then said:
Corbett Thinks IL Fair.
81 am satisfied with anything that Mr..
Mitchell IL. IL Mitchell wants the check
converted into cash, IA Il his privilege,
bto ho ItdHOu why IL Snoull HOb Dt NOuc.
II is not an unreasonable demand and II
will tend to promote confidence in the
contest. | shall back up Mitchell IL he
insists that the money be put up"
Mitchell does insist, and there Is moth
Ing for the club TO do but comply with
the demand, which the sports here agree
Is the proper thing 10 do. IL is argued
II the club Il on the Square" there can be
no objections interposed. Tonight w. A.
Brady, representing Corbett, and Bat
Masterson, on behalf Of Mitchell, will
take Referee Kelley before the club and a
formal demand will be made for the cash.
To Bar Hoodiums.
The arrangements for the fight are
completed, although the location is still
being kept secret in order 10 avoid the
element Of boodlumism which is incl
dentally getting here strong in struggling
lots. The emissaries have given out a
dozen or more places where the fight may
be pulled of. The guessing ones are at
their wits end as TO where the fight Is to
be held.
1t has been decided TO spirit the princi-
pals away with their parties some time
Wednesday afternoon. Each will be fur
nished with special train, consisting of
a Pullman buffet car and engines, pulled
away toward a common center by cir
cuitOus routes.
The most plausible theory is that the
men will be taken TO point north of this
city, near neck of game land, which
puts quite distance between two strips
of Florida territory. The start will be
from this city early in the morning, be-
fore sunrise, 1t is intimated in order to
give the fighters as much time as possible,
In order to fight TO finish.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-22
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

A United States revenue officer Is TO be
stationed at Halifax.
The New York Baseball club has signed
Murphy, the Yale shortstop.
David Is. HILLS campaign for the presi-
Dental nomination in 1896 has begun.
The North State Improvement company
Of Greensboro, ". c., is in a receivers
hands.
Attleboro, Mass, appropriated $4,000 to
furnish work for it's unemployed resi-
dents
A man crazed by drink shot and
wounded two women and killed himself
at Chicago.
PrenderCast's lawyers have been given
until Jan. 81 to prepare their arguments
for new trial.
wagon containing six persons was
struck by train In Fndlay, o. Three
were killed and three injured.
Northern Pacific stockholders are asked
for a nominal assessment TO enabIt the
directors 10 protect them in the coming
reorganization.
Senator John Sherman, looking 10 de
feating the Wilson bill, suggests a special
session Of the Washington Legislature 70
elect "a Republican senator.
Eighteen of the Nictheroy's crew re-
turned to New York via Southampton.
They tell stories of extreme cruelty en-
the part Of Lieutenant Hill. Men were
kept in irons for days.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-22
HAWAII.

II looks now as IL the predictions OF
the tribune would come true. We have
said repeatedly that the duty OF the
United STATES was to restore the queen
and then leave the Kannakers to tsser own
resources, or else pay damages. We do
not want to pay any damages although
we were placed in very bad position by
the Harrison administration and by the
foolishness OF cxMinister Stevens, who
landed the sailors at Honolulu for the
"protection" OF American interests. II
the queen asks for an international con
ference we cannot see how we can get out
OF the bad scrape that Stevens has got us
into.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-22
SERVIA'S CRISIS.
Milan's Arrival al Belgrade TO Aid His Son Has
Resulted In Further Complications. King
kIeHander's Position.

BELGRADE, Jan. 22.-Ex-King Milan ar
rived here yesterday afternoon in answer
20 the summons from King Alexander.
Premier Gruitch Immediately rendered
his resignation 10 Alexander, giving
Milan's arrival as reason for his action.
IL is said that coalition, presided over BY
Nicolaieyitch, is forming.
VIENNA, Jan. 22.--It is believed here
that the rupture between the radicals and
King Alexander il the work Of ex- King
Milan, and that the latter intends TO hep
his son in forming military government.
IL Is no longer question Of parties, but
will King Alexander be able TO keep the
throne. With him the Obrenoyitch
dynasty must stand or fall, and Milan
has gone 20 Belgrade 20 avert the danger.
4 dispatch 10 The Standard says that
the Seryian cabinet resigned because OF
the presence OF eX-King Milan OF Bul.
gara. This they declared 20 he illegal,
but they did not dare TO commence an
open conflict with the crown By MilanS
arrest and expulsion.
A part OF the Radicals, 10 says, are led
by the fanatical priest, Guritch, and ex.
Premier Pasitch, partisan OF Russia,
has openly declared in favor OF the do
scendants of Kara Georg, Seryia's 70
deemer from the Turkish yoke.
The real pretender 20 the dynasty is
Prince Asten Kara Georgevitch, Rus
sian officer who married the A'riucess
Demikofi, and is "A great favorite Of the