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Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25
Waa tha rnfanta Prettyl

An Iowa lady answered this query
thus: She had q lovely complexion
but no better than all my girls have
since they began to use Parks Tea
nc IL wonderful how pretty they 0
now. Sold by Woodbridge d McAr-
fhue
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

The Chinese language is spoken
by the greatest number of people,
over 400, 600, 900.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25
Saturday Sheriff Sfenhens sold the

Saturday Sheriff Stephens sold the
Martin land, consisting of 215 acres,
located near Martinsbnrg, to the
highest bidder. Ninty-five acres of
the land brought $24.75 per acre
and so acres $50 per acre and 40
acres s. per acre. Chas. Rodgers
was the purchaser. There was also
a house and lot, located in Martins.
burg, which sold for 1925 to A. A.
Zimmerman,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Gibson & Blattner shipped a car
load of dressed poultry to st. Louis
Friday,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

The mole works harder for a
living than any other creature.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Mrs. DR.. Toslson's friends are all
agreeably surprised to learn Of her
making q safe recovery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Nine. de Stael always carried a
bit of stick in her hand and played
with it us an aid to conversation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

The Mexico Electric Light Com
pany is talking of putting in al ice
plant.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Frank Brinton, who lives four
miles northwest of Mexico, is hap
by on account of twin daughters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Rheumatism originates in the
morbid conditions of the blood
Hoods Sarsaparilla cares rheuma-
tism. Get only Hoods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Mr.. George Brock has had water
put into his yard and sis ready for
the drouth.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Not one minute elapses between the
taking of One Minute Cough Cure and
relief. Why shouldn't people take
One Minute CoughCure? They should
They do. French & Garrett.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25
Parks Sure Cure

For the liver and Kidneys. The on
ly guaranteed cure for kidney troub-
les. Removes the uric acid. Cures
rheumatism. Try it. Sold by Wool
bridge d Near thur.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Early Risers, Early Risers, Early
Rlsers, the famous little pills for con-
sapatun, sick headache, dyspepsia
and nervousness. French Il Garrett.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Plenty of water and q light de-
mand for coal and q great deal OF
the spring blowing done. This ought
to be encouraging.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25
For Sale-The Famous Spanish
Jack, PresumidO,

JACK, frGSufn1UOs
Whose sire was Espadale, the most
celebrated jack in Spain ;dam Labra-
dora. This is the best blood in Spain
and the pedigree, las duly certified by
the Royal Spanish Stud Book, dates
back to the Arabian Caliphs. Pres
undo is coal black, 15k hands high,
heavily built and without a biemish,
is A years old next spring. A full
brother of Presumido, 2 years older
than him, was ManAmillo, sold to
the Duke of Montspensier for his
stock farm near Seville for So, 900,
and won all the prizes at the agri-
cultural fairs last year. Price of
Presumido, $500. He can be seen
on my farm at Shattuc, Clinton
County, Ill. VIM. P. HILL.
For further particulars apply to
Charles l.. Stewart, Rush Hill, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

/ love a maiden fair to see
And best of all she lovesh me
Our hearts both beat in unity
We owe it all to Parks Herb tea,
For she was sallow and l was red
And neither of us would ever have wed
Had it not been for her aunt who said:
Just take Parks Tea when you go to bed.
Sold by Woodbridge 81 Macarthur.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Judge J. H. Shell is still i'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25
Castoria

.Csstoria is so well adapted to chilsren thA1
I recornmend it as superior oany pra ripesoa
Known to me"
II. A. ARCHER, n. D..
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, n. Z
"Ouf physicians in the childrens depart
ment have spoken highly Of their exper<
enoe III their outside practice with Castoria,
and although We only have among our
medical supplies what is known a. regular
produces, yet we are free to confess that b
merits OF Castoria has won Us to look With
favor upon it."
UNITED HOSPITAL y DIsrENsAkx,
Boston, MAaA
ALLEN C. Smith, Pres,
array Street, New York City
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25
CaSrOrsa.

sCnseofa IL an excellent 2sedfcins for chill
6sea. Mothers have repeatedly tt4c ma ad It's
eoodeasct upon their children"
De-. G. c. OsGooo,
Lowell, Mass.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

sC>eoria Is the best remedy Tor children CT
which / am acquainted. Ihope the day is fot
ssr Distant when mothers willconsiieTthe real
bAgest of their children, and use castoria III
sod Of the various quack nostzums which are
destxuytng their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine. soothing II and other hurtfui
snufs down their aroats, thereby Sending
themt to peemat1Fg graves"
Or. J.. F. ErNcaELog,
o.. Il.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

n. csntaur Company, u Murray Street, New York CITY.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-09
ETERNAL CITY TROUBLES.

ROME, March al a. m.-Eight per-
sons were wounded by last nights
explosion, including one lady. Six
of the wounded a-e in the hospital. Three
of them are in a serious condition and one
is reported dying. A mason of the name
Fcf Polidori, who was slightly wounded,
the police. and afterwards placed under
arrest. The police believe him 10 be the
man who threw the explosive.
The Tribuua suggests that the explosion
WIS Intended AS warning 10 the
deputies, in view of the impending discus
sion on the demand for the prosecution OF
the socialist deputy, De Felice ON charge
of melting the revolution in Sicily.
A dispatch to the Standard from Rome
Gays: 1t is believed that the purpose of
the perpetrator was to have the bomb ex-
plode at the hour the debate in the cham
Der WAS expected to end and the deputies
and ministers would be dropping out. Ii
is expected that massacre was frus-
trated by IA simple incident, which IS re-
garded as almos. provldential. Premier
Crispi had begged the indulgence OF the
cham ber to postpone his reply to ques-
tions under discussion, on the ground
that his voice had failed him owing TO "a
cold. The chamber thus adjourned earlier
than was expected.
The force of the explosion made a
breach in the masonry walls of the cham
ber The prompt course adopted by the
authorities probably prevented the ms
creant from entering the chamber. and
prevented a repetition OF the outrage in
the French chamber of deputies by Vail
liant. Three suspects have been arrested
who refuse TO reveal their identity.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-09
REOMONO'S ADDRESS.
Warns the Irish People Against the
Scheme to Defeat Home Rule.

LONDON, March 6-The Associated Press
agent in this city has received from Mr..
John Redmond, NJ. P, a copy of the Water
ford address to the Irish people. which
will he published in Dublin tomorrow
morning. The address says. in part;
Fellow Countrymen: A crisis has arisen
in the fortunes OF our country, which
makes it imperative upon the men who
struggled three years ago to retain Mr..
Parnel's leadership in Ireland and to pre-
serve unbroken that magnificent organiza-
tion and brotherhood which ne established
among our race. TO address you in advice
and warning. 1t is unnecessary to recall
the circumstances under which an extra
ordinary demand was made upon the Irish
party to abandon and overthrow their
leaders.
The history of the Gissensous in the
Irish parliamentary party is then review
ed, and continues: I'VE warn our fellow
men that Gladstone's retirement now
from the leadership of the party can have
origin only in II scheme to defeat the
hopes of the Irish people by the abandon
ment of home rule, by such compromise
as can only be regarded by Ireland as an
Insult ana Il m0Ckery. The free hand
given by subservent Irish representatives
to the Liberals in resnming their program
of domestic reform, which Mr. Gladstone
50 frequently referred TO as Interrupted by
the urgency of the Irish question, and the
concessions made III the most vital DriDci-
pies of home rule itself, have encouraged
the half-hearted home rulers in the cabi-
,et TO believe they may safely again dis
appoint the hopes of Ireland"
The complacency with which the Lib
eral leaders received the rejection OF the
home rule bill by the house of lords was
explained in speeches that promised an
agitation against the very existence Of the
house OF lords itself when it extended its
obstruction TO English measures. That
vain boast ended in miserable cOmprO-
mise with the lords upon English meas
/ ureS aud rs 4 IN very mockery of the
/ hopes which have excited Ireland. the
! premier whose continuance IN Office was
! the pledge of home rule, Is cast aside and
| a member Of the house Of lords appointed
| in his stead In Lord Roseberry and the
present cabinet we Cao have TO confidence.
aud we warn our fellow coBntrymen tc
/ have none They viii Coneede just az
I much as Ireland e1torts by the orgaalZa-
ton of her people. and absolute and an.
| fettered independence Of English parties.
Organize the forces OF our race IN sup
! port OF the struggle for national govern
| rent lasist that the cause OF Ireland be
| kept boldly TO the fFens by those who
| speak Ii your behalf. aud show ne Irish
representatives you will tolerate no missT
able compromise with your country
risshts for the convenience OF either Ea-
glish party; that You regard it noble ia
| yCur race aad more OentilnE the digalts
! and honor OF IretAud "a Continue, II nee
/ essary. bitter struggle with both than tc
continue 30 be the scion OF one and the lie,
| iaded dupes Of the other.
| Tae address is signed 6y Mr.. Jchu Red
mond, Mr.. Timothy Harrington and Mr.
! .Joseph Edward kenny.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-09
NEW PACIFIC CABLE.
Route Adopted From New Zealand Cd
Apia and Vancouver.

WELLINGTON, y. q, March o.-The
postal and cable conference, after an am
mated discussion today, unanimously
adopted substitute for yesterdays resoiu
ton, in favor of cable via Samoa, ran
ming Island and Honolulu to Vancouver
The substitute provides for the representa-
tion in the project of the respective colo
MES whose representatives are asked 10
recommend their governments TO guaIan-
tee with the other countries interested lot
period not to exceed fourteen years, 4
per cent interest on capital OF oooV
pounds to any company laying Paclilc
cable The tariff is TO not exceed shii-
lings per word for ordinary telegramS De-
tween Great Britain ana the colonies.
During the debate which followed at
tentiou WAS drawn TO the fact that with
tho exception of Samoa and Honolulu the
cable would be exclusively in British ter
rltOry.
Mr.. Diddy warmly supported President
Wards molten, saying that he had no
sympathy with the proposal to extend the
cable from New Castle, as 1t might be
dominated by the French.
The route of the new cable is to be from
Brisbane (Queensland), Australia, to
Ahdipara bay, New Zealand, and from
there TO Apia, S inoa; thence to Tanning
island, continuing from there to the
Sandwich islands, and from that point TO
Vancouver, Or; from New Zealand to
Apia, flaming island. and from thence to
Vancouver The delegates also adopted a
resolution TO the effect that the person or
company making tender for the proposed
new steamship service must state whether
it is intended to employ white or Aslatic
labor OH the steamers, and in addition the
conference recon ended that the paIl
boats should employ only white labor.
Several of the speakers expressed the de-
sire that the new mail steamers should be
so constructed as TO be capable of being
Transformed into cruisers for use in Case
of war.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-09
SPORTING.
UNITED THEY STAND
Western and Eastern Turfnen Clap
Hands

NEW YORK. March 6--The representa-
tiyes OF the western turf congress are sth!
ia the city and probably Will not leave be-
fore Saturday night. by which time they
will doubtless have come TO full agree
ment with the new Jockey club. which Is
composed of eastern owners a0d associa-
.ious.
Secretary V0sburgh, Of the Jockey club,
SAID 10 Al Associated Press representative
this nfteruO3n, that Ali matters had been
practically agreed upon between the west
cru and the eastern people, and that al
agr-einent OF reciprocity wou!e be signsd
as soon as certain changes II pnTAseology
were made.
The principal matter under discussion
was The aew rules Of racing which tns
Jockey c,lo has drafted. Iaese rules are
satisfactory To tie westerners. sai tAs
rules es-t ,iad wess viii be maze 70 cou-
form. NJ attempt was made % establish
d national Jockey club. bar uniou 10 tue
most important aad practical matters aas
Dsen ELECTED
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-09
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS.

The Greenwich and Fairmount base
bail clubs are figuring on another game
the Greenwich boys won the last Que by
A TO 8.
Charley MitchelPs manager denies the
report that the former is TO meet Dan
CFeedon At Jacksonville or anywhere else,
nor has the English champion any future
engagements Ia prospect.
Hanlari declines to make one ~ pair 70
row Sullivan aud Harding for e. 00O a eide.
the stakes being too small Gtudaur add
yonng Durnan will probably accept s5GliL
van aud Hafdings challenge.
In reply to the repeated challenges Of
Billy Ernst and Horace Leeds for 4 fight
with Austin Gibbons, the latter says that
as soou as either Leeds or Ernst shows
any disposition to post $3.50 ;or a battle.
for 81 go Il side, he wiz At oaCs cover the
money and make match.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-09
NNi AENMA CIIX AhppX

OKLAHOMA CITY, o T., March g.
Rs 'peciall-The passage by the house ot
th bill giving to Oklahoma City the
mi Iitary reservation for the city schools
occ asions much rejoicing. In good time
our elegant high school building will
Gro wn the heights, proclaiming to ali
that Oklahoma City stands in the lead in
education.
Tie West Point cadet gray, with black
trim mings, WAS yesterday selected as the
u u.aifc,rm OF the Oklahoma City public
SC hocI cadets. The cadets will uniform
in the fall.
Today the high school contest comes off.
There are thirteen contestants snd three
prizes are offered. The following are the
judi yes: Mrs. Aston, Mrs. Gardener. Mrs.
Arm old Miller, Rev. Rogers and Hon. ID.
a Lrsrvev.
NJ ,jor Leach returned last night from
" Wtci iita.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-09
PENSION FRAUDS ON TRIAL.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, March S.-A Pres
ton, Mimi, special to the Journal says:
subpoenaes have been served on three
members OF the local pension examining
board, Drs. j. II. Phillips, @. a. Love and
Henry Jones, to appear before the federal
grand jury in Minneapolis, March %, to
testify IN the celebrated Van Louven pen
sion traud cases. This indicates that the
Minnesota cases in which Pension Agent
Van Louven of Lime Springs. Ia. is iu-
volved, Will be tried after indictments have
been found in Minneapolis
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-09
TRAINS DOueLY GUARDED,

SED ALA, Mo-, March S-During the
past bree days reports have reached here
from Parsons and Denison that the Dial
ton gal lg had been seen in the vicinity oi
Vinita, l. T., and that an attack on the
Missom i, Kansas and Texas passenger
tram w. Is expected almost any time. The
officials of the Missouri, Kansas and
Kansas nd Texas and the American EX-
press in t his city deny the truth of these
reports and say that the story of the Dal-
tons bein on the warpauh Is myth. Not
withsIanoipg these vigorous denials the
fact RENAL MS that for the past four days
all passenger trains through the Indian
Territory have been doubly guarded and
frequently supplemental guards have
been put on the trains at Parsons, Vinita
and DeuiSon.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-09
SOONERS BARRED.

ST LOUIS, March 8-A special to the
Republican from Guthrie, Ok, says: A
decision of the ''sooner" question just re
ceived from the general land Office causes
CONSERVATION among thousands of claim
holders III Oklahoma and the Cherokee
strip. The decision is in Payne county
contest and is that the man who crossed
the country prior to the opening and even
though he did not select claim nor pass
near the claim. he afterwards took. one,
the fact of crossing any portion uf the
land made him "sooner" aud he conse-
queutly loses his rights to take home
stead
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-09
SPAIN.

MADRID, March The cabinet has re-
signed and the queen regent has charged
Premier Sagasra with the work of recon-
structlng a new ministry. . :,
The cabinet resigned after an excited
sitting which lasted seven hours, and
which revealed the fact that serious
divergence of opinion existed among the
members on the proposed economic anu
colonial reforms
The correspondent of the Standard at
Madrid says: A majority of the ministers,
including Premier Sagasta, did not cor
slider it ad yisable to adopt several of min-
lister Gamaio's financial projects, especial
ly rs they had already met opposition
from wine growers throughout the coun-
try aud nearly led to disorders IN Navarro.
They also ohiacted to the Cnban home
rule reform measures Of Seuor Mauro,
minister of colonies. Senior ManrIS op-
posed CAMEO
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-09
LOOKS Like 4 POS sTpoNEMEsT.
Co-bett's Ei9h. with Jackson Nay Mo-
Occur IL june

BALTrsoKE, Nd. March s.-Caamp.oa
C5rbsi, TO-DAY salsl .aAs a- diI nos t-inE
Ais fight wiEh JacksCa soall taks pl es
In J uue, bscauss no business hss cHer a@o
yet been rece.vei fsagu say club.
lie continued. None viii bs nc
copied u4tss 51t1 o. as are
assured t5aS we Will have
thcrosza. pr8eset5on during tsse e2atsss
an.s alters wards I desire 40 r=peEstson q
the E.sTsria trouble. Another tsiBG. J
wsat tAree tsozssss - trA8a. s1d sUv9gZe
taaG 5zcEsea sxoai1 ~4as ssse s4Exsa t3.sse,
an golnZ 70 k@cDEse % APR !. Il psT==
fog Ausza Z z4E esa sss secersi IA g.on-
doa / ~4i. * peEfseG8g assi4ug 10 ~ g
,EseFe. I saGst ssY positively tssat w.i-
ncs Esseet .yscSsos ia . sIxz2tse r-ogs-a COS
iess. ~ s.ca's propose 10 .sss nsy Dsesf ge
oe 4 Quke for i E4se ssanp1easA4p - 80
iases 4w4y from gss ! wsss Is s.cas righA
Il src. 81 sarz 9s FscspTY AID % aSz+pss
- nser1 Jse&asa s4ss1 4 . - ss9 .sl2EeS sg1
proces ysfusesssoa GOALS D. scared aaE. !
wsstsl4 saEgr02Sg Bgy Erg &ssFCaes sFs&
al ss&hsy assssse~s suz&-=Easass - yTs1e
a@sas lie g.A.cA sslt@ -. pssss1.s Ass.s.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-09
RICHEST MINE IN AMERICA.

Santa fE. -. 81. March s.-Coi. J. T.
DJu@ine OF Chicago, late judge o. mining
machinery at tne worlds fair, after i've
weeks inspection of ths C0chiti IllnIng
distrct, tonight said: The formation -
excellent here are immeu-s dykes o.
prdphyry and quar- zijs running parallel
with we'll defined ioles. SAMPLES 81 ".
have been furnished me by different par-
ties, taken from tbs locations tnat asssyeI
from $l5 % Sl4s TO Lbs tou. Should ths
d,strics staDd he test % the gene al aver
age and show pruft b You'd worlins *
peusrs 0i - = ton this must even ualiy be
come tiis greatest M ming camp Ou tie
American c0uiIBsCt,'
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-09
i-.Alo-aoassalAA scaAp.

CLEVELAND. Earch s-EaTT ia he
wesk bat ~ Bohemian .aborsrs sEa ploy-
ed by t5e contractors 30 ~ tbs pFsl. "a
nary weik t0r pey bridge - Pctrs~S
u the ouf>s4Tts % ths citys Iert % =
strike. EeTiy las morning gang Of
italian iAD0Fe-s q tls same uurnt,-T sfs-
EsgaTed b The p!scs - s0 20 work a
crowd % over 10 Boaern.Sas gast ths
uesz yxos FTasaa aud attacked them 1s3az
sores. G D. aud asfz- Hssds we're ~
aad hr1ise1 SD Gus Italian ~zs kDOchsG
sensslz.-. The Italians led ard poliee-
lnsn who arrivei Irasellatsly after d -
gersea be. I5Dhsraiaas.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-09
PREssYTERlaNs IN COUNCIL.

CHICAGO. Marcn s.-Ths Presbytssian
Sabbath school mission conference WAS
held at the church OF the Covenant to-
night. The session opened with deFo-
tional exercises led By the Rev. 9. s.
Philips of Kansas. The otner- speakers
os the evening were tue Rev G. BslDs r.
son of Oklahoma. who spoke ou the work
in bis field; the Rev II. B. BGshneii q
Nebraska. the Rsv. Hagen o. AFkausas,
woo spoke Of the work smoaE the coiar~a
people of bi- state. the k-v kerEasOa y
lows and Mrs Balm who dsliTsr-si long
address regarding tbs Gecss o. 0f tsss "a
preGe court ot Wisconsin in rG4IDg ias
81 bis cut u the public schools.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-09
oaNDeMoNIuM RElGNEo.

LONDON. Msrca s-A meeting OF eonszr-
yative workmen was held At Befmondssy
tonight and the Earl o. Dudley was an
uouncSi 10 speak on the employers liabil-
iry bill 4 hostile element, however, had
invaded the hall and made two attempts
20 storm the platform. being met each
time and driven back by the ORGANIZERS os
the meeting. After waiting some time
and de>paiging pf getting hearing tae
Esrl oi Dudiey lefS the building After
his departure there were further struggles
betwern tie coufend.ax nArtis. ami ns nsis-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-09
WEATHER BuRRAU.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRicrJrURe.
WICHITA. Kan March 5 I~4


WICHITA, Kan. March 5. lS'4
Forecast Tor Wichita and vicinity
Fair and warmer until Saturday after,
noon.
During the past twenty four hours the
highest temperature has been Of. the
owest ~. anu the iaeLd 70 wiLn Gear
weather. gentle south east wind. risin (
temperature and falling barometer.
Thus far this mouth the average tenn
peratare has been 30.
For the pasb i've years the average
temperature for the mouth of March has
been -. and for the S;h day .
FRED l. .iOHSsos. Ooservss
WASHINGTON, March T.-Following Is
the forecast up to 5 p. IN. Fri day:
For Kansas aud Colorado: -Cieneraily
fair; variable winds,
For OkIshoma-Threatening but proba
bly, without rain; variable winds
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-09
WENT SIGAT SEEING,

CHICAGO, March S.-Michael Flynn, a
business man of New Castle. Wy, came to
Chicago week ago to make some pur-
chases, and now wishes he had not gone
sight seeing. Wednesday afternoon he
met two well-dressed strangers with whom
he went sight seeing. After a period of
drinking he was led TO deserted portion
of the city where his companions knocked
him down and robbed him of $500 III cash
and 81, $50 in checks, afterwards pushing
him into the river. A bridge tender and
an elevator employe heard his cries and
hshed him out.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-09
REsCuEn RY POLICE

PATTERSON, \. J., March s-Two thou
sadd SILK weayers, who are on strike,
attacked Frank Newkirk while tie latter
was on HIS way home this evening. New
Kirk h3a returned 10 work after going out
on strike Newkirk Was armed with an
ron bar aud wounded several OF the strik-
ers. lie WAS finally rescued By the police.
who had TO form " Gordon around him 10
take him 20 the police STATEN.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-09
a. p. a. IN IOWA.

ST. LOUIS. March S.-A specia. to the
Republic from keokuk, Ia, says: The
state council OF the American Protective
association closed two days session in
this city tonight The council unani-
mously adopted a resolution that here
after no ex-priests will be employed until
properly accredited unanimous request
H. f. Bowers of Clinton. the founder of
the order and past supreme president, sc-
cspted the Office of state president for the
ensuing year.
The next convention will be held in Des
Moines on the first Monday IN March, 1875
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-09
Foushs to a Draw.

Ell RENO. o. T., March S.-lSpecial J.
The fight between Jim Hall. champion
welierweight of Oklahoma, aud Dudley
Evans, champion welterweight OF the Pa
cific coast, for 500 side and gate receipts,
vas witnessed by 1000 people. Hall had
the better of Evans uail the fisteeuth
round. having scored two knockdowns and
first uioosi. In tae fifteenth round Evans
rallied and showed his nerve aud general
ship, and would have wen the hight had
not the mayor stopped the fight AT the END
OF the twentieth ro1nd. Tue referee de
ciGed il a draw