The herald., 1895-10-11
For the Great Amphitheater at
hot Springs
THE CITIZENS ARE JUBILANT
The Fighters Will Do Their Training
in Arkansas
Tho Big Building at Dallas VIII Be
Removed to the Ground Now
Decided Upon



DALLAS, Tex Oct. 10.-The Florida
Athletic club will move to Arkansas for
its health. Secretary Whee!ock and Joe
Vendig are in Austin, as attached wit
nesses before the Travis county grand
jury. which is trying to dig out the Sc
orets of the club. Dan A. Stuart will
remain here until he knows what devel-
ops at Austin. Pete Maher is training at
Oak Cliff for his fight with O'Donnell.
| HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Oct. 10.-Mayor
| Waters and Attorney Martin returned to-
day from Dallas, where they secured Cor
! bett-Fitzsimmons fight for Hot Springs.
| Il. II. Silven. the architect for the club.
also came. Dan Stuart will arrive Sun
day or Monday. Silven said he would 60
right to work laying out the ground for
the ampitheater. The Dallas structure
will be moved here in entirety and the
big fight will be pulled off at Wilmington
park, October 31st. Five hundred thou
sand feet of lum Der is on the side track
at Dallas, or on the way there, and men
are tearing down the structure at Dallas.
A monstrous crowd OF jubilant citizens
greeted the return of the com ittee. Cor
bett will train at Hot Springs and will
arrive next week.
GALVESTON, Oct. 1O.-A special to
the News from Corpus Christi. Tex,
says: Bob Fitzsimmons today received
| telegram from his manager, Martin
Jnlian, stating that they had decided to
pull the fight off at Hot Springs. Ark,
on the same date it was SET for Dallas.
1t has not yet been decided whether he
will train IN Arkansas or Texas, but it
is probable the former will be decided on.
HOT SPRINGS Ark, Oct. 10.-After
no vii TT fbic r1Orping 1udoa
Duffy asked for Sheriff Haupt. Judge
Duffy stated to him that he had been
informed and believed that an attempt
would be made to bring the Corbett-Fitz-
sim ons fight to Hot Springs, and that
he wished to call his attention to the fact
that in doing so the principals would be
breaking the laws of the state and out
raging the dignity of the state of Arkan-
sas. He would, in conjunction with
Judge league. the prosecuting attorney,
inform the sheriff at what stage it was
his duty to interfere. The judge further
to call the posse comitatus and that 1t
would be violation of the law for citi-
zen SO called upon to refuse to respond.
LITTLE ROCK, Oct. 10.-When shown
the dispatch from Hot Springs about the
action of Judge Duffy in connection with
the Corbett- Fitzsim mons fight. Governor
Clarke said the news was not surprising
to him. He expected as much Of Judge
Duffy, Prosecuting Attorney league and
Sheriff Haupt. The governor said Judge
Duffy was an old sohoolmats of his and
he knew he would do his duty in the
present as we'll as in all other emergen-
cies. where the ma jesty of the law was to
be vindicated. Governor Clarke was en-
phatic IN saying that since Judge Duffy
has taken the initiative in the premises
it would be very easy matter to stop
the fight. The chief executive of the
state could now interfere and preclude the
possibility of the affair being pulled off
in the city of Hot Springs. Governor
Clarke spent much time today in exam
lining the laws bearing upon the case and
counseling with prominent attorneys.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. 10.-It is
rumored here late tonight that Brady
and Julian have learned from Austin
that Corbett and Fltzsimmons must leave
the state at once or suffer arrest on the
charge of conspiracy.
Martin Julian says Fitzsimm ons will
be outside of the state by Saturday night,
but Corbett says he won't hurry.