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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14
3n1ittf FIR Gentral=slmertfa.

sSm 1iibamerifani{6 en Sretitaat Gcuabor
lit, elmer oeitern eingetrpffenen Oepef9e our
solqe, Der 8iirgertrieg i'm beften @ange.
Nber audi aus ben centralamerttanti9 en
6reiitaaten larfen fortpdbrenb Na4rt9ten
fiber blutige @9urmiibel Elm, Die ii9 Die
bortiqen, um bic 9errf9aft ringeroen Par=
teien oeqen1eitig liefern. 9ie 2eute bort iinb
tpte lire 8erge, bic al9 niAt CUR &ube fomz
men, fonbern ~forttpGbrenb qualmen ober gar
Seuer ipeien.
@ett ober Die Soybee, ben cS16mus gu bur9z
1te9en, tpel6er ben Recommendations gDnz
tinent nit benz {ibameritani19 en berbinbet,
gu elmer 10 feitfteberOen geporoen If, OaB
tie trob aQer 9inoernt1e, Die it3 ibrer
0ur9fibrung in ben @eg itelen unb trob
Der unqebeuren Soften, lpel9e ite erforoert,
zines Suees bod our 8ertpirtli9ung gelanz
oen pirb, 1eitbem baben ale groBen Sea-
fionen unb Dor dlem bic dmeritanii9e, Elm
.be1onberes eSSnterei1e an ben politii9en uno
f~Qcialen 53uitGnben Der 2dnber, burb tpef9e
Der Canal fii6ren, Doer in oeren nnmittelT
barer Na6bari daft er itb befinben tpirb.
90 Der Ganalbdu me5refe bunbert MiItoz
men Dollars perfAlingen piro; ba ft4 lGngTt
feiner Goute Nieberlafungen biloen uno Die
6afen1tGbte an ben @nbpunften cine inter-
rationale 8ebeutung getpinnen perben, 10
lit es natiirli9, baB Die &apitaliiten, pel9t
bas @eGb fir ben 8au bergeben io1en, baB
bic 9taaten, beren Sntereifen am innigiter
nit benz Canadian bertniipft 1tnb, barauf
feben, baB bic Nnlagen genii9enD
geF6ibt inb, baB fte ni9t fortpd6renb burG
pliinbernoe 8anben bebrpbt tperben, baB Die
Hegierungen Der angren5enben 2Gnoer fart
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14
SouStebndble uno s0wetseseloer.

$50 bleibt bic 9lei96eit bor benz @e{ebe?
Nm lebten 0onneritag 5abGte cine %promtnents
2unberfirma bpn ct. 8aul $4,618 in Den
StaatsI9 ab als @trafgelb fir bic BON
@ta~atslGnbereten geito6lenen Si9ten1tdmme.
Wtr tDnnen felbtbertdnblt9 ni9t unterfuz
9en, ob btefe @traffumme in einem ri4tigen
8erbdltnife gum @ertbe Der auf Die Seite
gef9afften 5i@tenitdmme ftebt ober ni9t,
miifen aber Der ct. pauler r@olfs3ettung"
beipfli9ten, tpenn iie 59retbt:
Plus 3iidit9t auf bic uBrominen3" GER
Sptbbuben tperben beren Namen nt9t publ
5trt, Sa, 6Gtte Elm drmer Seufel Elm 8rett
i'm 8ertb BON 10 Gents geftobleh, barn
tpiirbe man ioG9e u&iiditdt" ni@t genommen
baber." r ~
No9 me6r: 0ur9 @erDffentGi6ung beg
Namens bet 6plSbdnbler fDnnte bie1ei9t
mod mandbe Spur Der biebtf9en Operatioz
men aufgebedt unb bic S@ulbigen CUR He<
3eni4aft geaOgen tperben. User @trafe Be-
odblt, ge5tebt Elm, ft9 am 3 entGt6en
@igent6ume bergriffen gu baden, unb tper
Ii6 am Dffentli9en @igentbume berereift,
oeffen g}amen gebOrt Dor bic SeHentlt4tett.
Man nimmt gu Diel Riidfi9t auf bic @roB=
gauner, pel9e felt Subraebnten bic Offentz
li9en OomGnen, bic 8unbesz unb Stactsz
ldnbereien fn1temdttf9 be1tD6len bdben nnb
babur9 gu rei9en 2euten geporben finb.
@enn Elm ormer Nn1iebler au4 nur etnen
Singer brett iiber bic @ren5en Ieines 8eTibz
tbums binausgretft, pirb er iofort bon Den
S9er9en erfabt unb er fdnn frob iein, penn
INN auBer elmer @elbbuBe ntbt au9 no6
@efGngnib6aft 5%uOtftirt iptrb. Sur iel6en
3eit aber plinbern btefelben 9erren, bic fi9
bur6 bas @9lagen etn3elner 8dume %ieitens
Der Mnfiebler 70 19limm bef9dbigt era9ten,
baB fte bic 6ilfe Der @eri6te in 4nIprub
nebmen, bic 8unbes@ hnb StaatspdGber 1a6
6er5enslut, unb perben ie babel ertpii6t,
bann fii6ren 1ie etnen 8erglei3 berbei, ,. b.
be3ablen einen @elbbetrag, Der gum Bertbe
beS qeto6lenen 6oG3es in gar fetnem 8erbGlt=
niTe itebt unb forbern als 6auptbebingung
bic @erf9peigung t6resNamens, fonit t0nnte
ia ben fleinen 9ol5bieben Elm Seifenftocr
uufqeben uno ie t%Dnnten, tpenn fe piebes
erpiS6t tperben, auf bus8eifpiel iener9erren
btnpei5 EN-.
Die sForberung Der Ct. 9auGer r@olf8z
%5ettung" it gang in berO rbnung: 9ie Name1
iouen 6er0ffentli9t tperben. @as benz @inen
re9t, lit bemQ(nbern biQig; perben biegeamen
Der fleinen 9iebe an bic grOBe @lode ge@
bGn9t, peBbalb 1olIten bic Namen Der groben
0iebe an oar feline, nt9t etnmal an eire
gano feline, gebGngt tper0en?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14

cine berartige Notwithstanding ben bert.
f9en 6dnblern unb Smporteuren Dor 4ugeH
fiibrt, tpie reid unb manni9faGtig bag pro@
buftionsgebtet bes alneritanif9en WeIten3
tit, unb bic 8orurtbeile perben auf biefe
@etfe am beiten betdnpft tperben. 9ds
Sntereie, ipel9es .biefer &usteaung sntz
gegengebra4t piro, 1T benn AUDI Elm fe6r
reyes.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14

9aB man bic preiie, TeGbft tpenn tie BON
einem 10 ~ftarfen MOnOpOI, pie Die r9tdnbarO
Stl g." controqirt perben, ni9t beliebig
in Die 90be f6rauben fam, bas benefit iebt
aud fpieber bic umdnOerung Der Selfeuarung
in &%oblenbei5ung ieitens Der nSqinois Steel
g." in @iibsG6nago. Die 35 9arnpfz
fefFel purben buieIbft i9on felt Sdbren nit
Del 9ebsi3t, neil ii6, uIes in allem in 8ez
tra9t ge3ogen, Die Selfeuerung biaiger iteaz
tie, als Die 9ei5ung nit 8ruunfoblen. 0ur4
bic Mdntpulationen Der STANDARD StG So"
iinb aber Die getroleumpreiie: 70 in Die 006e
gegansen, DAB ntbt nur Der @rport bebeuz
tenb obgefalIen tit, fonbern au3 piele groBe
Tabrifen, tpelAe Dor Sa6ren CUR Selfeuerung
iibergegdngen finO, Oiefe iebt pieber abi4af>
fen unb CUR 8Oblen9et3ung 3uriidfebrer. Snz
foIge btefes NusfaGs i'm @onfum piro it9
ipieber cine lleberprobuftion DON SeG ei1=
fteGen unb Die Preiie iperben fa1en. Selbf
ySruits" tperben bur3 biefes eiferne GcIeB
BON Mngebpt unb Na9frage %be5tpungen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14

frteserii6e Seittase. 9es Gaiiers 9~(brpeien>
belt. = Die 6oltuns BET frans0iti6en 9reie.-
Ole &eteranen. = Ser GDreniolb. = 9ie 60
cialbempfrotie 1tn6 bos srOBe Sobr. Sin pa
trtotti6er S6ers. = Galifornii6e 8ro6uftenz
&us teuuns. nSatmeal" unb MoiS. -
@lnerifanti6e @eine.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14
Ma0enleinem.

8etnabe : Sabr 1ttt t6 an ettert bef~
tteen Mdsenleiben na6bem i'd Deri6ie>
bene Mtttel Dbne grfDls ansewanbt, 9rtf
tb 19lieBtt9 su Or. @u9uf &Dnts'S
@amburser SrDpfen, trel4e mid balb
tpieber bertelten. - S9npb5 @etb 2728
8rp1bUaD, @leDel1nb, $.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14
&eberleiOett.

@ett Sabren 1ttt t6 AIT etnetn 0eber-
Iei6en unb bate aae @pfnuns a%ufseseben,
Bon metnert 2eiben befrett gu tperben3
f6lteb1t6 eebrau6te th Or. &usuit &D-
tto'S 9amburser Grppfen, nnb in fur3er
i3eit ma t8 se9eilt. - g. Se9n, Gla9-
ton, MD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14

eSn Union, benz 6auptorte bes Gountp
5ranflin i'm D1tli6en MifIouri, itur6 i'm
Glitter BON breiunbneun5ig Sabren Nlbert
2tnDner, elmer Der er1ten Nn1Icoler IN
ienem fG0nen, fru9tburen GountD; er herz
f9ieb nit Der Yfeife i'm Munoe. Sinoner
fam bpr fieb5tg Sabren aus benz S4pdbens
lanbe nit fetner 5rou unb brei eGyltngen
r1a1 Seem Orleans unb gu S9tff halo
burauf na6 ct. 2ouis. Sort ber0ients er
ii9 brtr9 Nrbettiamfeit i'm 2aufe BON flnfz
8e6n Sa6ren 10 bieG, bdB er i'm Starbe
mar, cine groBe WalOlanofrede in Der ums
qeqenb bes 6euti9en Stdbt9ens Union gu
ertperben, Die CT nit feinen SDbnen in fruhts
bares Mderlan0 bertpdnbelte un0 6epirtbz
16aftete. Gr ~peranlaBte 3ablrei9e 8etannte
in Der alten 6eimdt9'' ibm gu folgen, nnb Der
.3u5ug mar 10 fart, baB berte nod 6as gar3e
Gountb beutI9 lit; beutf3 limb ictne Bez
ipD6ner qeblieben, treu Der Spra0e rno Cen
angeitdmmten Sttten, unb nirgenos I'M Wez
fen ftnbet man tpo6G Elm 5ufrieOeneres, gez
beibenberes unb fleiBigeres 80lf9er, als I'M
@ountD sFrdnfltn. 2tnbner 6tnterldBt ouBer
feinen GDbnen iiber bunbert @nfel nno
@roBentel, unb 1ie alle fpre3tn no4 be1te
ben gemiitbli9en i9tpdbtI9en Sialett. Die
fer i6pdbif@e &dersmann mag nt4t bus
grpBe organizations unb 8erpaltungs=
talent bes f9nGbif6en religiDIen @9lpdrz
mers @eorg 8app b%eieien bdben. @ber
bur9 feline erfDlgrei9e SDrberung freier tnz
DipiDueQer ~@intpanberung unb Colonization
t6at er mlebr fir Nmerita uro fir beutf9e
2anbsleute, als @eorg &upp nit ieinem
6armDnp 1tnb 1einem @cpnomD unb ieinen
@0libatszS ffenbarungen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14

ga, A19uah Koemi9&
Hamburger
TrOpfcn
bas bette @ittcl gesen
RDpfIcbnter3e1t.

Sabre lang lit i6 bduis an &ppf>
f6mer3en, tpenn t6 iebp6 etnt9e Grppfen
Or. @usut &Dnis's 6ambur9er Grppfen
In @aFer nebre, tperbe i'd iebeSmal se-
BELT. - Nitplaus &reb, Spmptins Gen.
fire. Mim.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14

= 5rau s. g. 9at9 ous StGuboma
iu9te bieIer Sage ben BrGfioenten @lepez
Lamb in 8u33arbs 8at auf uno Bat nm
@nabe fir ihren Sobn, Der tpegen Wforoes
gum Sobe berurtbeilt 1T unb I'M Monat
October gebentt tperben ion. Ser Prdlioent
geipG6rte Der trDftlpien Mutter cine Inter
rebung unb Oeripra9 i9r, Die Sadie in @rz
ndound an 3tehen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14
1tttOe rDnnlibfeit+

2dneere 3ett an l1nSerbaultdfeit Iet>
bend, 9ebrau6te i6 nit ausse3et6netent
@rfrl9e Or. Iueuit &Dnt9's 9amburser
Grppfen. @pbalb test mein Masen nt6t
In Srbnune 1T nebrte t6 btefe SrDpfen.
= @enrY @prmann, 189 9. 8rpabwap,
Baltimore, sri.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14

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Evening journal., 1895-09-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand opera House.

THE White Rat Is the curloui name
Of rev comedy drama OF lower New
York life, by 4. N. stephens, which will
be produced At the GRIND Opera House
this evening, by Managers Davis and
X ogh Just what white rat can have
10 do in a comedy drama may at 6rst
seem q question not easily answered
Bat when it is explained that the rat Is
stuffed one aud that 10 contains
valuable diamonds, II is quickly seen
how the title may f. au interesting
drama The action is placed In q sailors
lodging house and dance ball, Chinese
opium olnt and JOSS hon Q, a Salvation
Army Hall, and other places no less
picture que and iuts resting Toe
characters, both grave aud comic, are
distinctly drawn and very striking. The
scenery used In the production Is the
work Of John d. Young, OF the Broadway
Theatre. New York-an uncommonly
brilliant scenic artist.
No bill In Louis James repertoire
enjoys greater popularity than bis
"Odbello. For soma years Mr. James
has bsen one OF the most notable ex
ponents Of the title character Of this
plsy, aud during the past FIVE years his
conception and treatment have broadened
In sucl a degree that be is to day with
out doubt the foremost "Othe'lo" on
the American stage IL is therefore With
no small amount of pleasurable articipl
ton that one looks forward to Mr. James
engagement in this his most famous
characteriz aiion at the Grand Opera
House tomorrow Saturday evening.
The Brothers Byrne's Eight Bells"
chime forth their familiar tidings from
the stage Of the Grand Opera House
Tuesday evening, October l. The entire
production has bean remOdelled so that II
will scarcely be recognized ia the new
form IL Is quite super iluous to say that
the alterations add TO tho general merit
Of the production. The plot remains
much Rs IL was, but the sp, clsltles
Introduced at short intervals are entirely
new aud pleasing The Byrne Brothers
remain to give life aud action to every
scene
Evening journal., 1895-09-27

GOVERNOR CJlbEksON.
fighting and other associated infractions
OF good order and the public peace, now
imminent and threatened; and,
Whereas There is no certainty OF a
determination Of the soundness OF said
decision by court Of final resort in time
for existing emergencies; and,
Whereas, IL Is proper In avoidance OF
every pretext for disregarding the laws,
that all controversy respecting them
should be removed by Legislation and all
reasonable pacific cmcans rosorted 70 In the
first instance to force them, inasmch as
the present legislature unanimously pass
ed such a prohibitory law on the 10th and
gath days OF April to become effective
Aug / as part Of the penal code IL should
require q session Of very few days at a
small cost to remove any possible defect,
and put the law into immediate operation
an extraordinary occasion has arisen re.
quiring the legislature TO be convened IN
special sessions.
"Now, therefore, l. Charles A. Culber
SON, governor of the state Of Texas boy
virtue of the authority vested In me by
the constitution thereof, hereby call q
special session of the twenty legis
lnture to bo convened in the city Of Aus
tin. beginning at noon Tuesday, Oct'
for the following purposes;
"First.-To denounce prize nghtinl
and kindred practices In clear and imam
biguous terms and prohibit the same b.
appropriate pains and penalties puttinl
the law into immediate operation an'
making necessary provision for it's enforce
mont so that the proposed exhibition o
this character within this state may b.
prevented, the undoubted will Of the poo
pie upon the subject respected and TIL
afiront 60 moral sense and enlightened
progress of Texas ayorted.
Second. To consider and act upoi
such other matters as mny be present
pursuant 10 section 40, article B. OF th
constitution.
"In testimony thereof, I have hereunt
set my hand and caused the seal Of th
state to be affixed this Goth day Of Sop
tembcr. A. d., 1890.
&C. A. CufrERsON, Governor Of Texas
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
News OF tho League Players.

President Ban B. Johnson, Of the
Western League, has prepared the FINAL
official report OF the standing OF the
clubs, as follows; Indianapolis. Gas per
cent St. Paul 597; Kansas City, 5S4
Minneapolis. $40; Detroit. Az; MIL
waukee, 400; Toledo. 4l9i Grand Rapids,
BOG
Freedman's scheme to trade Rusle for
Nichols will not 60 through, simply
because Boston will not make the deal.
Neither will the B1stonese exchange
Tucker for Doyle.
Otis Stocksdale, pitcher OF the Bostons,
is again suffering with rheumatism De
is visiting relatives Ia Towson he Is
confident that Baltimore will win the
pennant.
Yale will have to develop an almost
entirely new baseball teRm as only
Qnimby and TTuoeau have returned e
college
Charley Farrell is going to have his
salary reduced next season.
Corcoran, the Norfolk boy, has al
ready been released by Pittsb0rg Hi
Was not fast enough for the league
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
Doesn,t AppIY to Won.


Here Is q popular superstition regard
ing the birth month OF girls:
II a girl is born in January she will be
a prudent housewife, given to meisn
choly. but Of good temper.
II in February, a humane and affec
tionate wife and a tender mother.
If in March, generous and impulsive,
but apt to be headstrong
II in April, inconsistent, not very
intelligent, bat likely to be good look
ing.
II in May, handsome, amiable and
likely 20 be happy.
II in June, impetuous, will marry early
ana be frivolous.
II In July, passably handsome, but
with sulky temper
II in August. amiable and practical and
likely to marry rich.
II in September, discreet, sffAble aud
much liked
II in October, ccquettish and likely to
be unhappy.
Ifin November, liberal, kind and Of a
mild disposition.
II In December. we'll proportioned, fond
Of novelty and extrAvsgsnt.
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
PLUcKY CAPTAIN BRAND.
Sailed Spruce " to Victory In Spite OF
Wind and Wave.


OYSTER BAY, n. Y, Sept 27.-The
race between tho half rater yachts Spruce
~, owned by Mr.. ]. Arthur Brand Of the
Minima Yacht club Of England the chal-
lenger for the international trophy hung
up by the Seawanhnka- Corinthian Yacht
club for small boats, and Ethelwynn, Cap
tain c. j. Field of the Indian Harbor
Yacht club, which was sailed on the sound
off this place, ended in a very unsatisiac-
tory manner
After sailing one round Of six miles Mr..
Field decided that he would not continue
the journey because tho wind was so
strong and the sea so choppy that the con-
ditions were not those in which a half
rater should sail. Nevertheless Spruce "
continued and covered the entire distance
despite wind and sea.
When Ethelwynn quit, she was s min.
utes 5S seconds behind The action Of Mr..
Field in giving up occasioned many un-
complimentary remarks.
The race was over a course Of three
miles TO leeward and return and repeat,
or 12 miles in all, was the third of the
series, each boat having won one before.
The cup will be given to the yacht which
wins best three out Of five. There was
blowing all day a hard wind for such
small craft, its velocity ranging from 10
TO 10 knots an hour.
Just before crossing the line at the start
collision between the yachts occurred.
Ethelwynn came about to the starboard
tack while iockeying for position and ex-
pected that Spruce ~, which was very
close, would do the same. Spruce Nv
held on to the port tack, however, and
Ethelwynn ran into her stern with blow
that was not more than Craze. Spruce
" at once displayed protest flag but
the committee could do no more than re-
spond that they would consider it and or
dered the yachts to proceed
Mr.. Ball, who was the Yankee skipper,
did not want to give it up, but the owner
insisted, and so came to an end the event
of the day.
The outcome OF Mr.. Fields action in
withdrawing his boat was that Skipper
Ball refused to sail again with Owner
Field. Field made another withdrawal at
this stage and got out Of the game alto
gether. Ball sent word to Elizabeth, n
j., for his brother Fred to come to Oyster
Bay by the first train i'm the morning
and today the Ball brothers will sail the
Ethelwynn.
The committee has taken no action on
Spruce Tvs protest which Mr.. Brand,
tho clever skipper of the English yacht,
said should not have been made, mas
much as Ethelwynn did him no harm.
But whatever the committee does in the
matter the race belongs to Spruce ~. If
the Brton gets one more, she will take
home the cup.
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
PLENTY OF BALL NEWS.
Baseball Closings, Football
Openings, Basketball Prospects
TEMPLE CUP BASEBALL GAMES

Coveted Trophy to BE Played for Next
week-The Philiies win Positively BE
Here Neat Tussday-In the sporting
World.
The Baltimore Baseball Club passed
through the city last evening on the
way to New York city to wind up the
championship season with four games
with the Giants All Of the players, ex
cept McGraw and Pond were taken
along Bowerman went, so that he
would be on hand In case OF an accident
to Robinson or Clarke, and Gray. the
new licher, also accompanied the club
Two games will be played at the Polo
grounds this afternoon, the trst AZ and
the second at 4 p. m. Manager Hanlon
said last night that he had not decided
who would pitch. intimatlng that be
would walt until he found out whom
New York was going to put In.
The boys were all confident OF landing
winners twice. as they have but two
games Of the four TO take In order TO
make the pennanJ theirs, even should
Cleveland play and win It's two games
with Louisville and one with Chicago. and
the forfeited Baltimore -Pittsburg game
thrown out Should the remaining games
result this way BAltim ore would win by
three points
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
soolal and PeraonaI Notes.

Miss Caleb Watson and family have
returned from Marshallton.
Miss Aimee Zane. OF West Chester, is
the guest Of Miss Agnes Richardson.
Harry Satterheld, Of the Delaware
railroad passenger service. has gone to
his home 1t Greenwood for q few days
rest on account Of illness
w. h. Harris, of Salem N j., regis
tered at the Clayton House yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. 6 Benton, of New York,
are among the guests at the Ciayto
House
]. B Quinn and Il. Lee Pennewill
went to Pniladelphia this afternoon.
Robert p FIRST. Of Bridgeton, N. J
is registered at tho Hotel jennings.
William H Harris, OF Salem, N j.. has
been visiting in town for a short time.
P. @. Murray. Of Lswes, is in the city
on short visit, a guest at the Merritt
House
Mr.. and Mrs B Ferguson, Of Black
bird, have been visiting In the city.
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
CAMBRIDGE SPEAKS OUT.
England's Retired Commander in Chief
Makes vaiedictory Speech.

LONDON, Sept. 27.-The Duke Of Cam
bridge, whose retirement as commander
in chief Of the forces was recently an
nounced, and who was succeeded by Lord
Wolseley, made n long speech at a lunch
con which was given in his honor at
Edinburgh.
He began his remarks by referring to the
charge that he had opposed all changes
that had boon suggested in connection
with the army. This charge he denied,
maintaining that on the contrary, he had
always led in making changes that tend
cd to add to the efficiency Of the British
troops.
He said he regretted to have seen latter
" that a strong notion existed that a
member of the royal family was not suit
ed TO the chief command of the army. He
held that royal person could be placed,
without necessarily considering his high
degree, in any position for which he might
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
TO STOP THE FIGHT.
Governor Culberson Orders a
Special Legislative Session.
CALLED TO CONVENE ON OCT l.

The Texas Governor Plans TO Have Law
Passed at once That WIN Prevent the
Occurrence of the corbett- -Fitzsimmons
MIL In the Lone Star State.
AUSTIN, Sept 81. - Governor Culber-
son has issued proclamation calling
a special session OF the Legislature for Oct.
/ that win pass a law that will knock the
Corbett- Fitzsimmons prize fight into a
cooked hat.
The governor issued the proclamation
at midnight last night after a lengthy
consultation with his cabinet and gives as
the reason for his action that under the
present condition OF the law the fight
managers are liable 60 pull of the fight
while the courts are rowing over it; that
the ohiof Justice Of the court of criminal
appeals has ruled against the state and
now there is a mandamus case pending In
the supreme court that may 90 in an en-
tirely different line, thus causing a con
flict between the two highest courts In
the state In order TO avoid all possible
contention no issued the call convoning
the legislature next Tuesday in this city
and sets forth the purpose OF the call af
follows:
Whereas, A decision OF the presiding
Judge OF the court OF criminal appeals
lately rendered will cmbarrass the oxecu.
tion of the laws Of this state against prize
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
Ihe Temple Cup contssls.

The first games for the Temple cup 1il
be played IN Cleveland Ostobsr and
o. The Baltimores were anxious to have
the series begin rs soon as possible after
the close Of the championship season.
and Captains Tebeau and Robinson had
been In correspondence about the dates.
and Manager Tebeau last night wired bis
agreement. The next three games will
be played In Baltimore October z s and 8
The champions think Il best to begin
In Cleveland d. because the weather there,
the city being on Lake Erie, becomes
very cold early in October, and because
they want to be in Baltimore on the
night OF their benefit at the Academy Of
Music October z. II they waited until
after Ostober to 60 to Cleveland they
fear the weather would be too cold for
baseball, so they prefer to 60 there frst
This arrangement will make it conven-
lent to play of the odd game OF the
feries ia Philadelphia or some other
Eastern city should seven games be
necessary to decide the series. The
Baltimore players prefer Philadelphia.
but the question must be referred to
Cleveland also.
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
DIED.

DUGAN.-In this city. on the 23rd Instant,
Bessie DugaD, aged years.
GROVES.-On September p, 1895, Ann b.
Groves. In her oOth year.
LOCKARD On September q, 1895. Mary
A. LOckaru. aged years.
MCCARTHY. In this city, on September
"A, 1895, Dennis Mccarthy. aged 65 years.
PEARCE.-On September 26. 1875. at WI
mington, Del. Benjamin q. Pearce. In his list
year.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence OF his son. in
law. John S. Writ. Elkton, Md. on sunday.
2ath instant. Al O'Clock. Interment at Bethel
Cemetery.
PIE.-On the 23rd instant, Justin Joseph
Pie. aged a years.
RAsH.-In this city, on September q. 1895
Clayton. eldest son OF Lawrence and the late
Lydia Rash, aged years.
sIzE.-In this city. on September "a, John
Size. at 0i7 Tatnall street.
WDue notice OF the funeral VIII be given.
STIDHAM.-On September %, 1895, John r.
Stidham in his 5ith year.
WILEY .--On September %. 1855, Katie A..
wife OF Charles $. Wilev. and daughter Of
Peter ID. ana Katie A. Grihith, IN the 9th
year Of her age.