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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-22
MAYOR sUTR0 SUSTAINED.
The Committee of Eleven Thinks He Is
Doing Good Work.

Doing Good Work.
The committee of eleven met last night
and adopted the following resolution:
Resolred, That the committee of eleven in
dorse and will stand by every lawful effort that
the Mayor OF San Francisco may make to ex-
pose and punish corruption and maladminis-
tratlon in the municipal government and to
defeat each and every attempt to exert
wrongful influence in municipal affairs, and
that we call and rely upon the Board OF Super
visors, representing the people of San Francisco
and charged with the duty of securing munich
pal reform, to indorse and aid, with all its
power, the legitimate exercise of executive
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-22
A Man for the Police.

Business men on Folsom street report that
they have recently been solicited by stranger
Tor advertisements for an alleged new direc-
tory. HIS methods are such as TO characterize
MIN as fraud, inasmuch as his rates shift
from 81 to 25 cents for the same space. The
ieilow Is described as about so years old. He
has dark whiskers
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-22
John Smiths Estate.

In an article in yesterdays CALL mention
was made of John Smith. who, it was said, died
pauper. A son OF the late Mr.. Smith claims
his father lost considerable money in the last
years OF his life, but that when his estate was
cleared up there was handsome margin left
for the heirs
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-22
HandbalI Contests.

The handball games between P. T. McCor
mick and Dave Stanley and Dr.. E. ]. Creelv and
c. J. McGlynn; J. c. Nealon and John PIirceli
ana champion r. l. Donelly and J. +. Bonnet,
were played at the Occidental court Wednesdsy
night, The winning teams were Mccormick
and Stanley and Nealon and Purcell.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-22
Exonerated by the Cont

Some weeks ago the police arrested Philin
Broad on suspicion of robbing James Rev
nolds. An investigation in the Police Cont
dlsciosed the fact that Reynolds was inebriated
and that Broad was guiltless of any partipa-
ton in the affair. 70"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-22
Counting the Citv,s Casb

mayor sutro, Auditor Frederick sand' Judge
Slack counted the cash in the safe at the Treas
u Ia once yesterday morning, finding 81 ,97S
. cents OF the amount the books called for.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-22

For almost year past have been trou-
bled with pains in my back and side from
liver and kidney trouble; also headaches,
especially in the mornings. l was at
tracted toward joys Vegetable Sarsa-
parilla by the startling testimonials in the
daily papers, and, although preiudiced
against such things generally, the testi-
monials seemed so practical that was in
duced to try it, knowing that if it was
purely vegetable it could at any rate do
me no harm. After taking the second bot
tie my aches and pains disappeared and
felt like new man, and am still taking
and acts as a gentle laxative. I cannot
recommend it too highly. Yours, truly,
]. r. FoURATT,
Chief Wharfinger, foot of Clay ST.. San
Francisco.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-22
An Entertaining Lick Becture

Rev. J. NJ Henry of Tahiti delivered the
fifth of the eighth annual course OF Lick lee
lures at Pioneer Hall last evening. The SUBJ
sect, Island World of the Pacific, proved To
be an exceptionally interesting one and al
forded the talented lecturer an excellent on
effect of the lecturers remarks were height
ened by number of stereopticon illustrations
and the scenes depicted were really beautiful
i'll their coloring.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-22

building.
List oil members of all San Francisco parlors
OF ~ s. o. w. and list OF members of all San
Francisco parlors of n. D. G. W.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-22
CrOSSnal'S Specific Mixture

, WIN TINS remedy persons can cure themselves
MIenout the least exposure, change of diet or
enange IN application to business. The medicine
contains nothing that is of the least injury 20 the
S Sls Ask your druggist for it. Price 81
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-22

In the Arctic regions rocks often burst
rom n, freezing with noise equal to heavy
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-22
SAD FATE OF A BABY.

~ "'*I 'O", IHOuSn IItnIy was at
Hand.
A sad case of restitution was brought to
light yesterday by the Morgue officials.
AT Ito Oregon street lives longshoreman
named Harkens. He has been out of work
for long time and the furniture went bit
by bit to keep the wolf from the door.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-22

ir gives immediate relief-we mean Salvation
Oil the great pain-remedy. Price 25c.
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cheap and nasty substitute will do
more harm than good.

have been using joys Vegetable Sar-
saparilla now for over a year and half
and find it without question the most
effective family remedy l ever came
across, and cannot recommend it in too
strong terms. f. S. SEMdELs,
1927 Market ST., City,
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FOR THE PUPPY STAKE.

Drawing for the Coursing at Kerriean's
To-Morrow.
A large number of the leashmen gathered
II their hall on Market street last evening
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-22
FrigltS Indian Vegetable Pills

Are acknowledged by thousands of persons vxho
nave used them for over forty years to cure
SICK HEADACHE, GIDDINESS, COSSTTpA
lion, Torpid Liver, Weak Stomach Pfnnles. and
purify the blood. -t>No' eae
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-22
THOMAS AsHwoRTH,
superintendent of Streets.

This notice is intended merely as a
check on contractors who would otherwise
do their work without the presence of an
Inspector said Mr.. Ashworth. "Thev
telephone in here at O'Clock, when the
office is opened, and ask for an inspector,
who can, at the best, only reach them by
10 o'clock. AS they start in to work at
o'clock in the morning, there is ample
time to do lot OF unsatisfactory work be-
sort of thing that we intend to stop"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-22

A Substituter don't care how many
pimples you have on your face. He
don't expect to see you again.
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MUST GIVE AMPLE NOTICE.
Work of Street Contractors Will Be
Closely Watched.

Superintendent OF Streets Ashworth yes
terday issued the following notice to con-
tractors:
Contractors for street improvements are
hereby notified that the following regulation
Will be strictly enforced: All applications for
partment at least twenty-four hours before the
work is ready for inspection.
Any work done requiring an inspector will
sence OF the inspector
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-15
Ell TENIEN'CE BECERRA

81 5eniente JETS del destacamento de
Gel MulaJo", sefor CON Antonio Becerra
y Romero, sujeto una sumaria por los
motives va dichos anteriornente, Sc haya
moral 1natoriamen5e decaido: no tiene
vOluntad propia; on una palabra es un en-
fermO del cuerpo y del alma.
(Contlnuara)
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da por hoy querenos decir por ser muy CO,
nocidos del pIblico capitale1o.
La primera bailarina Conchita Mar
vaez bail6 la danza i()I6 jSeUiIIa! con toda
la gracia que ha de menester una artista
de este g6nero,
Ri pdblico la aplaudi6 con entusias-
mo haci6ndola aparecer al proscenio ois-
tinta@ veces obligandole repetir otras
muchas la hermosa danza espanola.
Lola Contrerae Modesta Jobo baila-
ron con toda la sal y el garbo de las hijas
de +noalucia. Son dos chic1s de bnlen
que hubiaran recibido mayor ovac;6n =. "a
orqueeta no hubiase adolecido de erearos
y 81 telon hubi7se bajaio cuando era opor-
t0no, pues estas dos eXcolentes baila mas
quedar0n on la escena hacienda un papel
dTsairado por culpa de la orouesta 8 del
t9lOnerO.
Nuest1a enhorabuena a Roncoroni
su aplaudida troupe, al primero como
fmpreaario q los artistas por los aplau-
- Que r G. oi ron anoche, que recibiran
durante la temporada, muy especialmente
Ia oal"&, R"' curonl y ii slmpatico Alc6n
que es d7 Ia cepa, de los buenos arti stas
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7 { A i R 0

Anoche debuv0 la excelente Compania
dol seGor RoncOroni bien podenos ade~
lantarnOs en- <4ugurar Ia e1npresa I'm re
6ultadO provechuso en- su segunda excur-
sion art1stica por los toatrOs de esta A nti-
liza.
r.! drama "Maria Roea'' del genial es.
critor catalan Angel Gujmera, traducido
pcT e. 00ain8nt8 Gramaturgo Echegarav,
casi J.nSCo n1&n6onedor del teatro cOntenn-
por6neO espa15Ol, debi6 ser y fu6 en- reali,
dad, un acOntt3in1ientO en- el cOliseO de la
Capital; y lc Interpretation del drama fu6
os:nerada por parto de todos los nr5istas
que en ella lgurar0n.
Una nOvedad nos OfreC 8 anOcho eI Sc
nor RoncOr0ni, una r1ovedad art1stica dill
cllmente dc aGqulrir en- los teatr0s de
America dOnde generalmente uegan Las
decGde2ctQS del C5Tte. Doha Victoria Mo-
vano y Salas, Primera atriz del teatro es-
III.
TIA, arrogante, esbelta, su presencia
ca 04 pr0sCeniO cautiva al espectador. su
dicci6n pura y impia tiene todOs los matt
ces del sent;n2ientO en- el arte Y su hermo-
eura y 10 N--pr4Lj5y7 ~ I'll rostro conquis-
tan las simpat1as y 81 Amino del pdblico
que nc cosa dc apiaudir admirar q la
prlvllegiada artista que hizO de Maria
RosG una crooci6n, 81 bien es cierto que &
ROncorOni, Direcyor de escena, le cabe en-
gran parte la satisfaction de haba contri-
bu1dO las oXpOntaneas OvaciOnes que re-
clb10 de Ia concurrencia la seGora Salas.
Eel se1or Benavides, artista nuevo pa
ra nosotroa, hizo un papel de Chep0 con
verdadero acl8rto inteligencia, no nos
estranO pOr cuantO este actor procade de
buena escuela y ha tenido p Maestro vi.
co y a Calvo.
Del senOr RoncorOni, Alc6n, Castillo.
Arlmon y demas artistas que tomaron par
Ee on 4a e9eQpclon del FefertdQ drama, "a.
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e. TELEGRAPH De PENUELAs

Por fin lgracias q Dios! tenemos al inn
portante pueblo de Pef1uelas enlazado q la
re general telegrafca de la Isla, 10 que
si&nifca I'm paso de progreso, digno de to-
Oa loa.
Aver tarde despu6s de haber empeza-
Sdo editar LA CORREsPONDENC1A, fuimos
7ag gradablemente s0rprendidOs con los dos
siguientes despachos:
'Despu6s dc la solemne ceremonial de
beudecir la Estaci6n fu6 inaugurado ell Te-
l6grafo. I'll pueblo entusiasmado recorre
la GALES seguido de una buena orQnesta
yitorespdo al gohl9Enq = & qua aEapERaep~
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4 MIS- AMIGOS

En- medic d. las sombras de mi Into
NJ not@do a rat 8 b"fado mi ser con ~. ~
brenatura!es luc~s. IVA So
He rli?as;1o d mi alra1edor Y be vista
eEt0ncos n1is amigos, s mi lado. v nunca
como en- eaO5 m0mentos he corocid0 81
!!nn7n8o mn poder del consuelo, la ben6fca
ihnGeGcla de Ia amistad bienhech0ra.
A la gran cnayoria de- puebi~ do Ia.
res, que hasta ahora ha vi@itado mi casa
enV1adom~5 cartas de p6same, asf como
dli!erentes amigos de Is isla Que me- han
oFcrlto, dedico en- contestaci6n y an Ias
proaontes l1neas, el tesrimOnio de mi since
rO agradecimiento.
"A los bondadosos p, ri6dicos Que han
dodlcado & mi hijo mu .rto, frases enaIte-
cedoraS, a mi axpresiones de condoler-
ca, veya taMbi6n mi cordialisino0 cgrr
declmlrnto ta"to mas sontido. clant(, =, :.
los 9sperado por mis- poe: merecin1ier, soe
. Cono padrt', agrad cido & tales nav
testaclont+9, h"chas en rnsmoria del hi;
hoarado p0r TALES recuerdog, nunca &c :
Responder OK Ia T1edida de mis- desaoa n,.,
S-'r e6G''5 I:1:-y"r8s cuant0 M praudn fn..
re 81 realizaci6n: com amigo. en- tai NJ
nera honc@do = dietinguldo, resDonder6
5lempr8 con ii alma.
Lare8, I3 de Julio.
"St0 M@ndez M0rtinr-
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wFALSIFlCACl0N

Circular rUmor08 de que e8 Un hecho
la falsificaci6n en- esta plaza dc la acredi-
tada harina marca LA TUMBADoRA. Aler~
ia, pues, consumidores!! Dicha harina,
CLASE LEGITIMA, la vende fresca, aca-
bada de recibir y sirve pedidos en- cual-
quier cautidad .-SERAF1N ALONsO,-Te-
tuan nl1merO 20. 1O-9
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Inauguration de la Esfaci6n telegr&fca de
Pen1elas. Immense entusiasmo pdblico.
El pueblo recorro las GALES acompaflado
de una magn1fica orqueata, vitoreaudo
Espana, al Gobierno y las autori1adee.
Tambien al alcalde que secundadO digna-
mente por los de gobiernos, ha alcanzado
este adelanto para el pueblo conquistando
81 gratitud. COrTeSpOnsGI.
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*"ii'.a&s a~Ha:ks

Els cuI!oso : prop0sito para eacarla
punta, 81 si{uieoto tplegrama de NaGT,d
QI?0 en- su edlcl0n del s de JUNO D?1hlico
EI Corboy6n, d Oviedo: f''4-> O
Madrid, -Un daspacho Official do
HaOaDa die QUA sa anuncia el deaono1
barco del c. b~cllIa Maxirno Gomez re-
8nrlto patesar Puerto Rico. Hacen fal-
Asi Sc escrjba "a historic.
=, Nos dice1l de Jurcos:-"AI fin ouiao
la ProVldencia que apareciese el a,,toI. =
autores del hurto del roloi Y leontina de-
don AutoIinO LorA0zO, de Que aIo11io, GO
ocupo an LA CORRESPONDENCE. Al ser de-
tenl6o por Ia pohc1a on Ia Capital Valen-
m tIn hulz' J"rnaief0 y vecinO de este Due-
OlO, lo -uerOn "cuDadas las Drendaa nor ho
Der declarado ante ell Juez de Tnatr1cc;6-,
que habIa reclbidO aquelIas de Al0nso a.
varez para yenderlae Y que creia Que este
las hab-a rObado. R4sultado QUE nor viz.
tud de un eXbortO del Juzgado de Il CAM
tai, So practlcaron varias diligencias an
este y tue r0mitido 81 presunto aufor 6e1
dellto Ia carcel de Humacao. Muy aver
gOnzadOs estaran y marecen 01ed9rso eir,
lengua para toda su vida, los ore On 81 te+l e,n
to ensahanoiento SO arriesgaron & publican
falsas n0Tlc34s, calumniando insidiosa-
mento a personals inOcentas incapacea da
coI1eter un hechO tan punible. :'Ou5 ca
hhcacl0n 2astiGo merecen los que A..
proceden Ell p1tl:co dira
Los senores M. Roman y Conpaf15a
AInac6n al por mayor Cruz nun4ero =
tienda al detalle, LA DuIce Alienroo =
Cruz n'lulero 80, acaban de recibir IN ora,
surtido de todo g6naro de artfculos de "a
rreter1a y qulncalla que estan realizando 4
preclos muy llmlt2dos, Especi4iidad an
pinturas aceites, arneses, cemento, co-
tlnas de MADEIRA, bombas aletorias, hierro
galvanlzaGo, caJas para caudalGg, tuberfa
de Nero, etc. etc, otrOs arofCulos 0I1e
iran detaAandos9 diariamente. Esnec;aI
atencion para embalajes al interior de 10
Isla. ~ 1''
En ell paseo de Covadonga, Puerta do
TERRA, ha alberto aver ell sefior don .Tnsr7
Arn@u, un eiegante kiosco con ell tftulo d.
- Ri Recreo." Los paseantes encontrar6
an nn Ouen cafe, excelentes bebidas Y ~
dellcl0sO sltlo dOnde tomar ell fresco -,
dispensable en- esta 6poca de los caIores
Debiendo celebrar la V. 0. T, Carnoe.
htana EN- los dias Is Y 16 del actual resnac-
UVamente, Ia salya, fiesta v cenfenario
con que cada afo acostumbra festeiar (
81 santa patFona, 10 Done en- conocirni2~ ~
de todos los Ieles para que SO sirv9n aa;S
tir q dlchos acCos que tandrAn lugar en- Ta
slgulente lorna: Ell dia 15, al to0ye ia 49,
clones, Sa've SCiemne; ell dia Is, ( los
de Ia manana, Misa Solenne toia LOS o,
questa y por la noche ell cantenario de cos.
tumDre. O0'-
-~ew .4s4.---
Dicen de Maoati:- econ motive de-
habersele concedi 10 icencia al alcalde ia
este pueblo don 1gnacio Franco, Sc haIIa
al freute de dicho puesto ell teniente de 81.
calde don Jose A. Tirado, quien estS des.
plegando euma actividad en- Ia EmpieZa
de Ia poblaci6n con el fin de ataisr la ami.
demia variolosa que aa nos viene euoiTnaG
Ll4llatlmsmoa la atenci6n del saior Tirsdo.
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es lamentable y LENA de cuadrog desga-
rradores que espantan al amino mas fuer-
to, suele serlo aun mas en- estos caso8 en-
que hay por distintOs motives cuentas
pendientes que saldar entire los cOntrarios,
venganzas de campanario. Hasta ahora,
solo tenemOs q, recordar aqul 81 asesinatO
& machetazos de un moreno 8 quion los re-
beldes juzgaron por espfa. La prudencia
y oil tact0 del eef1or Manrique dc Lara han
servidO de mucho para evitar las esc4nas
de sangre de la d6cada terrible,
"A Ultima hora se dice que & don To
mas Aguilar, teniente do la guerrilla, 10
han quemado les rab8ldes su cosecha de
tabacoo
10 DE MARABI
Segdn I'm telegrama do Santiago de
Cuba, hallandose en- el recorrido de la cos
ia el cahonero E"Magallanes" observe su
comandante que el poblado Marabi, cerca
de Duabo, Baracoa, estaba ocupado por los
insurrectos. Embellishments dispuso SO
hiciera fuego al poblado, de8embarcando
una compaflia dc 2oarina, y batiendo la
partida de Felipe Bveno,de unos 500 nom
bres, que 80 hallaba pospsionada del lu-
gar, de dond8 la desaloj5, caus&ud0lo
grandes p6rdidas poni6ndola en- nreoipi-
tada fuQa.
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tantes en- esta isla. Por conducto dc LA
CORRESPONDENCE quiere saludar tambien
& Ia prensa de la Provincial.
Paso al Progreso!
Enrique Rodriguez
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y ACRICOLA
De PUERTO.RICO
S &c r e T A r [ A

Venciendo en- 81 del corriente ell Gu
pom ntlmero 1 de las c6dulas hipotecarias
dc este Banco, de la prinera emission efec-
tuada en- Enero dltimo, SO procedera su
pago desde ol expresado dia, de siete y
media a diez y media de la mahana.
El pago SO efectuara en- las Ofcinas
de esta Sociedad, calle de San Jose nume-
70 Z, eceptuando los Lunes.
Puerto Rico, II do Julio de 1895.-SG1-
VGd0y F7ulJndOSu. So
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REMITIDO

ST. Dir. ct"r de- LA CoRREsP0HD5xc1A
i1>t1n&r8 1 uat5d inRerte en- su a3re.
clable publication las siguienteg Iineas
cuYo tavcr 1t agradecera s, s. Y amigo,
JatSjo Wfndez lIQyfi31ez
4 MIS- A1TrQOS
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-11-08
State Notes.

George Swagets and Hugh Graham,
suspects under arrest at Houghton, Mich,
for completely in the Kramer double muir
der, have been released, as no case could be
established against them.
Three women BARRIERS went to Grand
Rapids, Mich, from Chicago, and opening
a shop, applied TO the BARRIERS union for d
card. The card was refused, and now the
girls are running their shop as a non
union place with IA cut-rate scale of prices.
The jury in the Gotshall insurance case
at Flint, Mich, sent out requisition fol
bushel of apples, "a peck of oranges, a
box Of chewing gum and a box of cigars.
Over 500 female students of the Ann
Arbor University attended reception
given by the sophomore girls. The male
students were barred and the men in the
orchestra were hidden by a screen.
At Bay City, Mich, John McLennan &
Son, hardware dealers, filed mortgages
aggregating $4,000.
Lumber on Churchill Bros mill dock
at Alpena, Mich, burned, causing a loss
OF S25 900. one-third insured.
Northern Michigan is swamped under
a phenomenal growth of potatoes. Many
this year, and are in hard straits now be-
cause, while having realized handsome
crop, they can't realize anything on it.
The Standard Wheel company at Kala
mazoo, Mich, has raised the wages of 25t
employees 10 per cent. at the request OF
the Wheelmakers' union.
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STEAMER MlSSOULA MISSING.
IL IL Sixty Hours Overdue from Fort VIII
lam and May He Lost.

IL IL Sixty Hours Overdue from Fort WILL
lam and May he Lost.
SAULT STE MARIE, Nov 5-The steam
er Missoula is sixty hours overdue from
Fort William, having left there Thursday
night last. Although three or four boats
have been over the course since that time,
nothing has been seen Of the missing
steamer. The steamer Olympia of the
same line left at noon, accompanied by
the steamer Telegram and tug Booth, to
search for her. The Telegram ar
rived down early In the morn.
ing, having followed the north shore
from Peninsula Harbor, and there Is
no likelihood that the Missoula is this
side of that point. 1t is thought that the
steamer has either become disabled and
is floating helplessly or is ashore. There
has been considerable foggy weather since
Thursday, but no storms sufficiently Sc.
we're to cause the Missoula to founder
River Pilot Rouleau states that the av-
erage depth of water at Sailors encamp.
ment is not IA It. in, but often goes be
low Ia feet when the wind is northwest
He has erected a new guage at Rains dock
which indicates every change.
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GREAT FIGHT FINALLY "oFF."
Julian Couldn't Raise the Money for ths
Side Bet Insisted On.

OosA@n NC"so"s s$esSC sssS &'@'as~y sos >s@~
bide bet Insisted On.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 4-Excitement over
the prize fight question has entirely died
out and things settled down TO a normal
condition. Bob Fitzshnmons spent the
day with party of local admirers. Cor
bett and party left Hot Springs at 8
o'clock last evening en- route TO Memphis.
Fitzsimmons' movements are uncertain.
He will give show here tonight, but
Martin Julian had not decided upon his
plans after that. All the special CORES
pondents have left and the town seems
deserted
The fight is finally of. The governor dis
missed the suits against the two men on
their promise that they would no longer
try TO pull of the fight In this state, but
Chancellor Martin refused To dismiss the
case before him and told both men that
the injunction would stand and promised
them two years in Jail IL they violated the
same.
All efforts To arrange fight elsewhere
have fallen fiat, because Julian has at last
acknowledged that he cannot raise the
$40, 600 for the side bet insisted upon by
Brady and Corbett. Both parties are now
doing "a good deal of fighting with their
tongues.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-11-08
POPULAR WRITER PASSES AWAY.
Eugene Field. Well-Known for His Literary
ork. Suddenly Called.

oTks Sditcd.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Eugene Field, poet,
journalist and story-writer, died at his
home at Buena Park, yesterday morning,
of apoplexy, probably. The death of the
popular writer occurred about o'clock
and was terrible shock TO the family, as
it was entirely unexpected. For several
days past Mr. Field had been i'll, but IL
was considered nothing serious, and when
the household was awakened before day
light by 14-year-old Frederick, who an
nounced that his father was dead, there
was CONSERVATION.
Mr.. Field had been in the habit of sleep
ing with his son, and during the night the
boy was awakened by his repeated groans.
At length the father became so quiet that
the child's fears were aroused and he gave
the alarm which notified the household
that the kind and honored husband and
father was no more. The news of the
death quickly spread throughout Buena
Park where Mr.. Field was most popular
among his townsmen, and soon all the
prominent clubs were appraised Of the fact