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St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21

there is still need of better interference
and defensive work
Harding is shelved with his dislo-
Gated collar bone and it is doubtful
Whether Mnnesota's big guard will
play any more football Harding in
sists that he will play in the Wisconsin
game at all odds, but the team Doctor
says that the 200-pounder will be in no
condition for the remainder of the
season.
The best football critics say that the
Ames team is a much stronger aggre-
cation than GrinnelPs kickers, and if
the Iowa visitors should happen up this
way again they would receive a warm
er dose than was given to the agri-
culturists Wisconsin could score
but twenty-five points against Ames
and the latter secured a touchdown.
The Iowa farmers were in a demoral-
lied condition at the time, having play
ed hard game in Chicago but day or
two before.
Heffelfinger, who is wanted very
much by his Uncle Yale for a week,
has decided not to go to New Haven,
but will accompany the team on it's
trip to Chicago and Purdee. Chicago
university has a Cracker jack team
this year, and the fact that Heffelfing-
means great deal towards defeating
the Windy athletes.
Stages footballers whipped the vet
eran Chicago Athletic team when it
was on it's best, and are very anxious
to get Minnesota's scalp. The Purdee
people will also play the game of their
life to even up the drubbing they re-
ceived in Minneapolis last year.
Pop Bliss and his Missouri sluggers
sat on the Hoosiers severely Saturday
at St Louis, and the Gophers think
that the game with Purdue will be an
easy one.
The team will leave Thursday even
ing for Chicago. and will be accom-
panied by Dad Moulton, the coach,
and a large number of local enthusi-
aStS.
A Wisconsin man, who was a guest
of one of the local fraternity chapters
last week, stated to the G o rep
resentative that every student in col
lege was confident of defeating Mime
sofa, and that there would be delega-
ton of cardinal bearers in Minneapolis
at the game larger than the maroon
and gold contingent at Madison a year
ago. The Badgers will have a special
train, and are already making prepara-
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be at disadvantage, for the ball IS
Tor the most part hidden from view
On the other hand open play is some
times exciting and always interesting
1t makes even short hair rise to see a
brilliant run around an end, chase,
a pretty tackle, a struggle and three
men taken off the field | fancy foot
ball would be dull and profitless with
out its chapter of accidents. | imag-
Inc there are numerous instances where
men have been really hurt, but many
of the terrible falls and collisions and
! crushings heard of are gallery plays.
| 1t is what might be called the .'venter
advertisement" In other words, they
have the wind knocked out of them
and think they are killed for all time
to come. AS for a broken nose a
dented chin, a corrugated brow,
torn ear and a twisted ankle-why.
these little trifies ought not to worry
even the dearest tenderfoot who ever
screamed and cried over a game from
her comfortable perch in the grand
stand. The way to make men of our
boys is to break them first
Football got its hold in this country,
L think, from certain clever and over
enthusiastic writer's in England, who
made us believe the sport they accepted
of the angels or of the little black dev-
lis with painted wings. Thomas
Hughes was a prime mover in this
line of work, and we never can for
give him. But for Tom Brown at OK
ford some of us never would have
worried our heads about football
am not sure that the football player
ever amounts TO anything of a serious
nature in this life. He may have re-
ward awaiting him in the next Some
times he turns out to be a first rate
cowboy, and now and then he makes a
capable Indian fighter. Once in a
while he becomes a missionary con-
verts wife and children and goes to
China TO save the oldest of the idol
aterS.
What 1 mean to say is this: Foot
ball players do not as rule make
great men in the highest walks of life.
They are chosen for the game because
of their preponderance of force and
Drawn. Such men make excellent ward
politicians, but never rise to greatness.
never expect to see a football player
elected to the presidency. Football
players generally find rich wives and
good ones. Our girls like the scent of
the battlefield, and naturally love their
nimble warriors. When they cannot
get an army officer they take a foot
ball player-the next best. And the
football player once settled down COM
fortably, to life of ease, free from
the cares of support, becomes an alam-
nus whose chiefest occupation is to up
hold the great game in college and uni
versIty so that his son may have a
chance to play quarterback or right
tackle. You cannot blame such a
father. ...
If L had son, and his inclinations
and instincts led him toward football,
should make no objection to his play
ing. And if he did play I should insist
that he be the best player on his elev-
en-. f
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act for me, and I have wired Dan
Stuart to that effect. I also told him
that L would be ready to fulfill my
part of the contract ON Oct. 81, and if
he don't like that he can go to the
devil. That is about all l have to
say about the so-called ultimatum.''
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Oct. 20.-In re-
sponse to a question by representa-
tive of the Associated Press today as
to his intentions, Martin Julian, Fitz-
simmons hacker, said: IL will not
agree to the revised articles, nor will
consent to having the contest post
poned. L will have Fitzsimmons here
ready to fight on Oct. 81 and if the
other man does not meet him we will
claim the forfeit. If the town board of
the town wants to make other ar
rangements we will meet Them
Julian is to meet the Florida Athletic
club in conference tomorrow morning
at II o'clock, when the matters will
probably come up for adjudication.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21
BOWLING SEASON,
Games Will Begin to Be Played
Shortly.

The bowling season will soon begin
in good earnest, several of the teams
having already put in several weeks of
preliminary work. The indications
point to even greater interest than was
taken last winter in this exhilara ting
sport with the balls and pins and there
is no doubt that a number of contests
will be pulled off
The alleys at Foley's have been in
constant use during the past week or
two and beginning about the middle
of next month will witness a competi-
tive game to decide who is really the
kingpin among the st. Paul bowlers.
Other teams, as soon as they get their
practice work over, will issue chaI-
lenges and some rare sport is assured.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
American Players Eager for the
Proposed Match.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-At the recep-
ton of H. M. Pillsbury in Brooklyn
on Tuesday, cable message from Sir
George Newnes, of London, was read
and was received with great applause.
It was sent by Sir George in response
to the following letter:
My Dear Sir: When our Mr.. H. N.
Pillsbury was at Hastings 1 cabled
and wrote him to open negotia tons
for a chess match between London and
Brooklyn.
What I really wished to do mas to
bring on an international competition
at chess between England andl Amer
lea, each country being represented by
eight of it's best players. Mr.. Pills
bury met scant encouragement for the
plan in England, and L fancy that if
he had been so fortunate as to have
discussed this matter with you some
basis for the contest on the part of
England might have been proposed by
yourself. We Americans would really
chess, and, If you favor the sport, I
am sure you can easily bring it off for
your country. AS the Brooklyn chess
club can always put into the field a
stronger and more truly representative
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21
BAVARIANs SNUBBED.
EmperOr's Action Causing Much
Comment.

BERLIN Oct. 0.-Emperor William
and Empress Augusta have returned
to Potsdam from their trip to Woerth
and to Strasburg in the imperial prov
ince. Emperor William has presented
a life-sized bust of himself to Prince
HERMANN Ernst Won Hohenlohe-Lan-
genburg, the statthalter of the impe-
rial province, in memory of his visit
to Strasburg. He has also telegraphed
complimentary congratulations to
Prince Luitpold, of Bavaria, in reply
to the latter's telegram congratulating
him upon his visit to StraSburg. The
fart that not a single member of the
Bavarian royal house was invited to
the fetes at Woerth had caused some
comment in Germany, especially in
view of the fact that the late Emperor
Frederick had commanded the Bava-
rian troops during the war.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21

The Retail Liquor Dealers associa-
ton, of Pennsylvania, which held it's
convention recently at Scranton, intro
duced the cigarmakers' blue label
The officers of the United States la
Dor bureau, who have been Investigate
ing the condition of American seamen
at New York and other points, have
reported that the complaints made by
seamen regarding crimping, poor food
and brutality ait sea, have been more
than substantiated in every case.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21
HUMBOLDT,S REPLY.
The Football Captain Says They
Won FairIy and SnuareIX


Won Fairly and SquareIy.
BY the Sunday G b e I see that
the captain of the Mechanic Arts high
school protests that the game of foot
ball played Friday, Oct. 49, with the
Humboldt was not won fairly by the
last mentioned. This is not so. In the
first place he claims that the team they
played does not represent the Hum
boldt; if he would call and examine the
school roll he would find he was mis-
taken. The statement that the team
was put out Of the Athletic association
is not so either as the Football club
and the Athletic association are sepa-
rate organizations. Again he claims
we did not play by rules, but any of the
spectators could tell what yellow de-
ciSionS were given by the M A. umpire
He also states the crowd did the inter-
fering for US, but on the contrary they
could never get the ball two steps be-
fore they were downed by our team
The crowd was as much in our way as
theirs, and was composed mostly of M.
A. people. The M. A. are feeling sore
because they were so badly beaten by
a school with about one-third the num-
Der of boys enrolled as their school,
Captain Humboldt H. S. T. B. Team,
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21
FITZ Is STUBBORN.
He Will Not Quit Texas Until He
PIeRses,

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, Oct. 90
Asked what he thought of Stuart's
u!1lttiimatum.. !1ti Bob Fitzsfmmons replied:
citizens of Hot Springs are very anXo
ious to get me there for the express
purpose Of drawing the crowd there to
see, the fight, and am just going to
fool the bloody buffers by not going
business Is It OF theirs where train?
This place suits me ali right and here
| am going to remain Until Martin
JULIAN notifies me to leave, which he
will do at the proper time. He is now
IN A0t Springs and fully authorized to
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21
PREVENTED A HOLOCAUST.
Belated Travellers Rouse the In.
mates of Doomed DWELLINGS

Three belated travellers on a Fort
Smelling car, James Farrell Andy
Weidel and a son of Capt Gerlach.
We're in all probability the means of
preventing loss of life in a fire which
occurred at 962 Otto avenue about 1:SO
this morning. They were on the
car on its last trip from the fort, and
when near the Omaha shops discov-
cred flames issuing from the dwelling
OF Mrs. Katy Novatk. They were just
In time to rouse the inmates of the
building and to aid them to escape.
An alarm was turned in, but before the
engines could reach the place the
building, a one and a half-story struc-
ture and a one-story building odjoin-
ing the property of Frank Novatk.
We're destroyed. Loss on the two is
about 1920 and $400 respectively.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21
ANSON TOOK A SLIDE,
Ball Player Narrowly Escapes
r
Death. IL

ball Pl8yer Narrowly Escapes
Death. ii
CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-Capt Adrian
G. Anson, of the Chicago Base Ball
club, had a very narrow escape
from being killed this evenings In.
company with his daughter and a.
friend, he was riding a bicycle down,
Michigan avenue, when he was chal-.
lenged by the two for race. At
Sixteenth street the Illinois Central
railroad tracks cross the avenue.
and when Anson's bicycle struck the,
rails it swerved and started straight
for the curbstone. In his effort to,
save himself the captain upseto the
machine and landed squarely on the
side. of his face. 1t required am hour
and half of hard work to bring
him back to consciousness. His face
was badly cut and his body terribly
bruised on the left side.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21

tions for big showing on the 18th of
November. The visiting collegiate says
that the Wisconsin team will be much
stronger than last year, and that
Coach Stickney is making them work
seven days of the week. The Gophers,
on the other hand, are just as conf
dent of defeating Wisconsin, and will
cover every bit of coin in sight. g. :
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21
Tramping From ocean to Ocean.

OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. 20. - w. L..
tHoblitzell, w. E. Sadler and G. H.
Meier, who are attempting to walk
twice across the continent on a wager.
arrived here today. They left for Port
land, Or, today. The wager is to
start rrom washington, D. c., and
travel 1900 miles in six months; start
without a cent and pay all of their
own way with money earned.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21
HARRISON AND HATLEY.
They Will Play u Series of Games
in ST. Paul

IHe! VIII TRY n Sef1eS OF Ca e 9
in ST. Paul.
Billiardists in st. Paul are promised
several good games during the first few
days of this week, when Will HatIey.
who is down from Duluth, will cross
cues with Kid Harrison, whom he de-
feated at the head of the lakes last
week. Harrison has been hard at prac-
tice and says he will put UP a better
game. He played a 312-inning game
with Sampson on Saturday making an
average of %, which is better than he
did with Hatley
Six games will be played, two each
day, afternoon and evening, of 300
points each, 14-inch balk line. The
games will be played at Foley's.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21
Peru Wants a Narrow c.,.a

LIMA, Peru, Oct. 2O.-Vice President
BillinghlTst advocates the immediate
building of railroad from Oroyo to
Perene, distance of hundred miles.
the road to be a narrow gauge Eight
bridges will have to be built but the
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21
Armenian Reforms.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 2O.-The
porte has communicated to the ambas-
sadors of the powers the imperial trade
giving the details of the Armenian re-
forms.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21
"a Hours Saved to California.

There is but one quickest, cheapest
way to reach Los Angeles, California.
1t Is via the Chicago Great Western
Ry. (Maple Leaf Route, which runs
comfortable Tourist Sleepers every
Tuesday. Tickets at Maple Leaf
Ticket Office. Robert and Fifth streets.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21
HARDING ON THE SHELF.
His Injuries Saturday May Lay
Him Up.

Him Up.
The university students are very
much elated over the results of Sat
urday's game and a good many of the
collegiates have not yet fully recovered
from their celebration of the victory.
The varsity team has undoubtedly
struck it's old-time gait, and great
things are expected of. it in the
games to come. The men are playing
a quick, snappy game and the team
work as evinced by the contest Satur-
day is much stronger now than it was
at the end of the season last year. But
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21

won the fifth and final game
OF the chess match, a P GA opening.
after 43 moves, against the Mexican
champion M. M. Sterling. Final score:
Jasnogrodsky, 5; Sterling, 0.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21
BRIDGE GAVE WAY.
Sight-Seers at New Orleans In
jured-Three Missing.

Jureu-Three MISSInS.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. 90
Great crowds went over the river to
see the fire ruins in Algfers, and the
mass bore down a pontoon bridge at
the ferry landing, about thirty peo-
pie being more or less injured, and
three children and woman are
missing
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21

route is without any particular natur-
al obstacle, and the production of the
region is increasing rapidly.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21
Miniatures

For my Lady's Boudoir, the proper
gift for the Bride. e. A. Brown, 11o
E. Sixth st.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21
Lifted Back to Health

kFn aD'e help people back to health They help
OF They edmpyu things
need
fd is Improperly
bowel nc Inactivity in liver
to hcratT They eanos
Eby unum6rh hnmah
Of hhh t some form of indigestion It
KS l""s are made dg@don
all disorders
stop Fermentation in stomach
thorough dernst ehea
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21

Mexican Champion Defeated.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-Today N. Jas
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-21

Rlpans Tabues: Sold by druggists or by mail if the p1
$50 cents box is to The Ripans Chemical Compa
No. 10 Spruce St, New York
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

W. II. Lake has been appointed
on five Of the most important stand
ing committees of the Territorial
Council, viz: Mines and Mining,
Militia and Indian Affairs; Educa.
ton, Roads and Ferries, Counties
and County Boundaries. Gaddis,
in the Assembly, is chairman of the
Mines and Mining Committee, and
is also a member of the Ways and
means, Memorials and petitions and
Territorial Library. Our members
will have a good chance to display
their ability as legislators, and we
know they will not disappoint their
constituents.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02
Notice to Orc Shippers.

BY shipping your ores to the State
Ore Ssmpling Co.. you can Obtain the
highes, prices paid IN the public market,
together with careful and accurate
sample, az with our new mill aud i'm.
proved machinery We are able TO give
perfect satisfaction to all shippers.
Write for our Pocket Book.
Ship your ore and address all com.
munications to the State ore Sampling
Co.. Denver. Colo.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

The presidents last encyclical to
the congressional vatican of the
United States acknowledges that
the money power of Europe has run
a rhanacaboo on his financial polio.
and made the sandy" stick. He
proposes to 60 them one better,
though, and sell out the whole hog
or win the world. Go in, we'll have
the stars and stripes left any way,
and we dare any of the foreign
colubers to mar its beauty.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

Senator Manderson's bill for the
free coinage of silver provides for
a reserve of 100000, 600 of silver
and O0,0O0,0OO of gold for the re-
demption of bonds. Silver and gold
are to be coined at ratio Of Is t 1.
If a bill Of this kind can become a
law financial stringency in the Uni
ted States will become a thing of the
past.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

The weasle- skinned kaiser Will
liam had his fur rubbed the wrong
way by a couple of German news
papers publishing recently the inn
psrial rescripts, and is very indig.
nant. Some one ought to hit him
with bologna sausage made out Of
American beef.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

An order has been received by a
firm in Wilmington. Del, for 500
tons of iron trolley poles for Dublin,
Ireland. Dublin has had. off and
on, a great deal Of internal disturb
ance, but this order means that it is
leading up to its biggest shindy.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

DR.. Booth has again seated him
self in the editorial chair of the
Bazoo at Needles, and the MINER
extends him hearty welcome. He
is an able gentleman, and one who
will make the resources Of Needles
and vicinity known to the outside
world,
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

The engineers on the Southern
Pacific are still discussing the strike
project. Debs has instructed the
A. X. U. not to antagonize the
Brotherhood men.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

Grover has conceded that silver
does cut something of figure in the
financial triangle and now says he
will make compromise and ad-
vises the coinage Of the seigne-age.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02
Notice.

All those indebted to the late firm Of
Crozier & Mackenzie are requested to
settle their accounts Immediately with
the undersigned. All unsettled bills
will he placed In the hands Of attorneys
on and after January LIST, 1895.
SAx'L CRozIER.
Kingman, Dec. 10. 1894
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

The Nebraska sufferers are being
well cared for by generous donations
from every section. This is another
example of how close the American
people are united.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

John Armstrong, formerly editor
of the Tucson Star, has risen to the
editorship Of the st. Louis Globe
Democrat. Arizona is the place for
future great men to tpring from.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

The Senate indorsed Cleveland's
policy toward Hiwaii, and now are
trying to crawfish out of it. Roley-
boley, chuck-o-change; now you see
it and now you don't.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that neither
myself nor my interest, nor the other
owners Of their interests In the Norma
mine. White Hills, will be responsible
for any debts contracted by lessees
thereon. w. H. LAKE,
Kingman, October s, 1894.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

That gold reserve Jackpot Of Un-
Gle Sans is fast going to the old
:" kitty" In about month it will
all be the other side of the big pond.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

Several Of the congres ,men-elect
from the East are hanging around
Arizona's capital. The Loom will
start with the spring flowers.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

Old Lexow has started boom in
investigations, and now almost ev-
cry city in the Union has got to
have one if they 90 bankrupt.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

Mayor Strong of New York has
appointed several ladies to Office in
the municipal departments. Won
der whether Lexow will be called
upon again, or whether trey will
know-how to stick to the combina-
ton?
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

Lee Mantel and T. V. Carter are
the two United States senators from
Montana. They are sterling advo-
Gates of silver and will sdd great
weight to the free coinage cause in
the upper house of congress.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

Senator Hill can't see why the
silver m n should not cooperate in
the retirement Of greenbacks. The
white metal will yet be king.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

The onward march of the Japan
ese in China seems to lie without
much hindrance, and from the lat
est reports the downfall of Wei Hal
Wei is only a question Of but a few
days.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02
Come and See Us.

Every person knowing themael ses
indebted to the MOHAvE County MINER
must settle their accounts in full before
the first day Of March. We must have
money and nov is the time to bring or
send il in.
It ASsOS n. SMITH.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

The fight for senator in the north
west wakes hot, there being no
choice as yet in Washington, Or
gOn and Idaho.