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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-03
1ELEGRAPHIC.
ROSEBERY CONTENT.
tI,fs Without Power, He Says, Is
PurgalOry, or Worse.
~ MAS no MORE DESIRE FOR IT.
u.,,sror,b There Are Only Two Great
Parties In England, tue Tories
and the Liberals.

ioxpos. July 2.-Lord Rosebery,
a., retiring prime minister, Ia ad.
S,,,,ips the Eighty Club this evening,
,,,d that tho liberals were defeated,
m, were not dIscomflted aud not dis
,,,eed. lie did not pretend to lament
,s,lr position. for to him there was no
.oupafison between n party united
,ns facing the constituencies, from
rh,eh alone 1t could draw its power,
and tho position Of party engaged In
The nrduous, II not impossible, task Of
,orcins through u reluctant House Of
Commons, with = narrow majority, n
ms,sure which u would have to force
sr,o,s the impassabls rampant that
500 all great meapures. He had
nsvsr tasted tue sweets OF place
vim power, but his experience
Of place without power was n
,,,g.tory, II not u hell. The great
feature OF the situation, he said, was
Inc fnal disappenranoe OF so'oalied
liberals who opposed LIBERAL measures.
The conservative party had absorbed
the observation-disclosures henceIotlh
mere would 10 only two great parties,
ibs tofles auu liberals. Tue lesson TO
h. learned was tho necessity for con-
eentfatlou. II they Ouly obtained n
small msJ irily, they must DO content
viii small things. Tue subject upon
which they must concentrate was tho
House Of Lords. Personally, he would
a. b! the election on that. That did not
mean the abandonment OF other re-
iofms, but they must deal with one
Thing al time.
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rho EnIr WIZ.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3. - Tho al.
torneYs sui trustees anu heirs under
tho Fair will are said 10 DO DESTROYS OF
testing tho validity Of the trust clause
OF tho document fret presented TOT
probate. II Is argued by the attorneys
aud heirs under the hOlogfaphio viii
that the trust issture Of the frat will
IL illegal, aui that much Tins Rnd
money could be nsved by obtaiuing u
legal decision In this point. IL, for
instance, the trust should DO declared
void, then there would De no objection
TO the document; the heirs would not
object 10 Its probate and would n, once
cutter upon their patrimony. Thus ali
litigation would be at nm end. H., on
the other hand, the trust clause should
10 sustained, tho action could DO had
directly on the genulnoness OF the
will aud the contest would be clear Of
sntsngling collateral maIters.
tits claimed that AN agreement has
been practically reached tnHt tho valid
ily Of the trust clauses should DO tesIvd
al once,
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DIR. Miles Heart Cure
Sold by all Druggi,s

attention last night TO tho law, and It
10 understood that each saloon mau
paid $40 into lund 10 hght the
measure. Special adyllei. from Val.
parsiso say that 40 lar none o; tue
II Saloon.kueperB Of that city hFs paid
any attention 10 the new law and
thst city authorities will lot the matter
rest for few days.
Several saloons NJ Shelbyvllle 70.
ia cd 10 take out license In nntiCipE-
ton Of tue now law. This mayor OF
Decatur ordered the law enforced.
Twelve saloons have given notice at
Evansville Of an intention 10 retire
from businesr. At Crown Point the
Civic Federation has taken tue matter
10 hand and 100 saloons In Lake
county will DO forced out OF business.
Tue Rdvice- from every quarter a. a
rule indicate that the law will Be Oh.
served Anc that tho sllODu-ksepers
will look To the Supreme Cyurt to
overthrow tue law.
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TnnrArESED ny CHOLERA.
physician. sent 90 viadivosiack to
Investigate tho Halter.

iufostiEnlo tho matter
SAN FRASCHCJ, July 2.-Among
the arrivals nero today were DE- Il.
Somizson anu DR.. n. SattowicH, Of
~. Petersburg, physicians u the Ru,-
slan czar, who arc bound to ViaLiyOi-
took.
They say that for some time past the
Russian government has been reoeiv-
ing kilograms that there was oholera,
or at least Indications OF 10, at Nagas-
aki, Yokohama, and other points close
to the Russian possessions. These two
have been sent to vlAiiv0stock to make
n study OF tho conditions there.
DR.. 5omlzuOn was asked ~ ~ the
report, received from Tacoma, that
80, 900 Russian soldiers were mAssei at
Nladiv0stOck, and that this hnrbOr was
set with torped0cs, with other indica.
lions of trouble between Russia ami
Japan.
"rhere IL no such number "a $4,000
soldiers there" he said. "rhAt dis
patch, which | cav, Ia exaggerated.
There are about 90, 900 troops there. but
the government has mai IN at VI them
there tor some time. They have been
gathered from nil over Siberia and the
county towards ~, Petersburg.
"lt Ia true that there are many war
Hhipa there, too, nud IL Ia true that
thore are torpedoesIin the hnTbOT.
"They have beoniput there In the last
two or three months. What they have
bseu placed there for, however, you
will have 10 ask tho car. don't know
Neither can / tell whether It Is the
oultct 10 move south, AMI get an open
port In or toward CorgE."
Although the Russians say cholera
In prevalent In japan, the presence OF
that dread dissa6u has not been report.
cd here.
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SEATTLE, WASH, July 3.-The fret
information whicn led to tnc arrest OF
James Graham, OF Idaho, for forging
Chinese certificates, came to j. 4.
Gleason, deputy oOllscior OF internal
revenue Ia this city last May. One OF
urshsm's Rccompiicus confessed and
from him aud another mau hiiliayits
were Obtained that Graham furnished
tue money for thoni TO do the work
Apu received tbs bogus certificates
from them. Gleason reported 10 Wash
ingIon, ID. O., anu Special Agent Var
borough was sent out. Marlborough
went TO Cnlr d'AlenB ana oOtained
conflrmatoty evidence aud then con.
irontea Graham with IT, Graham
valnly tried TO explain. Special Agent
Schuyler was thon put TO work Collect
ing evidence with Instructions that In
case that II anyone tried 10 leave the
C1uutgy he Hhuuld cause the arrest Of
all suspects. A Tow days ago no re-
ceiVed Information which caused him
10 have Graham aud others arrested.
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settlers Elected.

OMAHA, July "A special TO tho
Bee from Psnier says. Twenty-Five
aimed Indian police were sent out
ifom the agency by Captain Beck this
morning for the purpose OF ojecting
Nose settlers who had not maue now
leases provided by the agent. Up to
tals evening four families have been
removed from their homes and their
household goods scattered over the
Prairie and along the right OF way Of
INC Omaha railway between Flournoy
And Emerson.
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~ JAR AZ DENVER.
wealthy and Prominent wiae mcr.
ohAnt OF ag1 francisco.

DESyER, July Frank Sampson,
The ton 81 wealthy aud prominent
wine me reliant OF San Francisco, Cal,
lisa prisoner Ia the city jail NJ u result
VI his propensity 10 become an imila,Ot
VI "Jiui tho Peunman."
sampson borrowed small sums from
biz father. Hcquilntauces, under the
promise 10 repay when his monthly Ill
.uWAuce arrived from san FTaucisOo.
In this manner about 5000 was realized
by the ox.fesidenI Of ihs Pacific coast,
but II all went vt the gaming table.
Saturday Sampson, Jr., visited
William WatofJ saloon during tho
propfietor's absence, and had u check for
ISb cashsd. rho same day Sampson
NisiIed the May ShOs " Clothing
company, where ho was employed us
4 clerk, AMI had them cash three
lotgVd onocks for $40, s22,5O aud $50.
All OF the fraudulent paper boro tho
hgnAiufs Of prominent business mon.
Sampson was arrested by Detectives
L1omlu and Batiew. Attvr his arrest
be expressed great sorrow for his acts,
'nd cried like child. He has wife
anu baby n month old.
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Olympia ha, ccpiDlstsi is tssk an
forwarded lis rspor. TO WAihingtoB.
The Olympia wus taken 10 sra ior
erui.e Of iofly-eight hours. Further
tests were made ID port altar her re-
turn from the trial trip. While declin.
ing TO anticipate their report to the
secretary OF tho navy, members OF the
naval board admitted TO mn Associated
Press reporter tnst the report was iav.
OTable 10 the cruiser.
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ETVHTTY huOTTentW1 IL also promoted INC
secretion Of an abundance Of nOuTishmeut
for the child
Mrs. DORA A. CurnRIR OF OstLsi. OtntnI Co.,
IfHH', writes when 1 began taking Dr.
lletees Favofte Prescription l was not able to
sland 90 my feet without suffering almost death.
Now do oil my housework washing, cooking,
sewing ana everything for my family OF eight.
am hlouier now than have been Ia Ma years.
Your faNorite Prescription is the best 10 take
before confinement, OF at least II proved so with
me l never suffered so little with ANY VI my
shildEen ~ did with my lasl..
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soFiA. Bulgaria, July LA reply
70 lhe request OF Bulgaria that the
t9'Ie should explain tue orders isiu ed
70 The commander OF the troops at
AndriRnopls TO net on his own initlA.
i've on the Bulgarian frontier, the
IAhu Nlzler has declared that the al
isgsu orders have not been given, ana
nat lhe report 10 without fIundation.
ne adds that Turkey Ia atsd by
Tue Desl sentiments toward Bu lgarih.
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FonnopA's MINISTER or WAR.
BiIIy Waters, ~ san Francisco rugi-
list ItoIds IN. Position

lst tolus IN" f"siitons
VICTORIA, b. g., July 3-rhs steam
er Empress OF China brings tue news
that "Billy" Waters, OF Victoria and
San Francisco, "a pugilist anu car.Toom
DOuncsr, n now minister Of war and
vice president OF the republic OF For
mOsa.
Waters connection with this now
born republic dates back only n few
mOnths, when lao obtained employ
mont at tus raipen Flu fort ne instruc-
tor. 1t was his pugilistio powers that
brought him into prominence. One
night some Chinese mandarins al.
tempted to interfere unduly with
Billy'a prerogstive and the ox-pugilial
promptly laid them out and handle
their bldy quart In the same free and
easy fashion. His value from a mill
lary pO>nt OF view was Immediately
recognized by the governor.
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SAN FRANCIsCo, July S.-B. +.
Cheney Jr., chairman OF the rs.otgan.
izstion committee Of tho Santa Fo Ia
In this city looking after the California
Interests OF the company. lie says
wonderful success has attended the
efforts NJ the committee. IA Tor line
to San Francisco. hs says, nobody eau
tell anything about such n venture
now. The Santa fe Will connect with
tho San Joaquin Valley road when
completed II built far enough south.
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my daughter. whose portrait appears here
with, has been a great sufferer from catArTn
al mOtt all her life. l have known for u long
time what her trouble was bat course OF
treatment was not within my reach. l CON
suited doctors In regular practice but they Ad'
ysed mo to 80 TO specialist | consulted the
specialist ana he aall she could be cured but
would not undertake the case for less than $ 10
cash. Another specialist offered 10 cure her
Tor lille lCss Zee, but said u would be necss.
Eary for me g. Invest 81 M q pair OF glassue /
asked huu what made the glasses 40 expensive
aud he said that the case was complicated
ono And he would have 10 send 20 New York
90 have thom made especially for the case.
TINS expensive treatment Encouraged me, A.
nv means were limited 20 some extent aud /
Nas about To give up IN drspur when friend
ADVISED INC % couault Doctor shores, when I
took my daughter o. him rho was IN a very bad
condition, aud was Ltfaid hCr case was hOpo'
losu. HrT eyes had become Affected, the lda
were sore aud graduated the eye lbs rcd aud
inHamed the light hurg hor oyet 30 much that
the could hardly stand -, IN facI, she was
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SYRACUSE, N. ", July I'm the
trial Of Flzsimmoni today counsel for
the defendant asked Judge Ross to dis
mics the ciso upon the ground that the
people have not proved a case. Justice
R0ss denied the motion, but said lis
may charge the Jury as TO whether
or not the contest was legal and n 90
what constitutes assault In the third
degree.
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PRIZE FIsIiTs UNLAWFUL
License Refused Tor the Csrbott. ritz
sinimsss Eacounter.

siuimsas Encounter.
AUSTIN, rox., July 2.-rhs state
comptroller today gave the CorDett.
FitziimmonB fight ut Dallas a setback.
lna letter 10 tue tax collector at Dallas
he snyt: "whilc the act Of 1859 pro.
vidcS tor An occupation TAX Of 500, the
Legislature has subsequently, mAde IL
unlawful for any person 10 Voluntarily
engage Ia pugilistio encounter Tor
money, and upon the result VI which
ANY money 10 wageru1 or 10 which any
admission fec IL charged. You are
therefore respectfully advised that this
department will not attempt to legaliEs
tbs proposed pugilistio encounter In
this state by the Issuance OF n license -
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CuRIATIAN ESDEAyOR.
The LARGEST Religious Gathering Ever
Assembled ia This Country.

Assembled ia This Country.
BOSTON, Mas, July Son Tuesday
next there will open In Boston the
largest religious gathering that has
ever assembled In America. There
will DO more than 10000 delegates
present during tho i've days Of the
Christian Endravor convention, July
10 to 10, representing every state and
province In North America and no
less than seventeen different nations.
over a thousand addresses will DO de.
livered. The largest auditorium In
Boston will not hold fifth Of the
delegates, so In addition to the i'm
mense Mechanics' Fair building two
mammoth tents have been made for
tho convention, and theeo will be
pitched IN Boston Common,
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ron TnE USiyERsIrY.
nr. stanford witt sell Her Jewels 10
ERise uOuCy.

sAg FRANCisCO, July 2.-Tbe
Chronicle Gays tina. Mu. Leland Sian.
lofd IL about to start lot Europe, where
,hu will dlsposs OF her collection OF
Jewels, valued at over halia million
dollafs. Among ths jewels ars the
famous Emprcsa Eugene diamond
necklace, tor which Mia. Stanford paid
fabulous uriUe.
The ChrOHlo.e says that this reason
iof Mite. stauiuTd's action 10 her desire
to make iAu STAFFORD uuiysfeity n huc-
etss. The litigation vita tYe govern
meut over the stanford estate has tie 4
up the iucOmc, and iunls aro badly
nsoled 10 mpiutaiu the university. Ia
order 10 raise the necessary money
Mfa.stanllOTd will sacrifice her 10 W. ole.
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VICTORIA, Is. g., July 3.-Among
the passengers on the steamer Empress
OF China which arrived from Hong
Kong anu YoRomamA was ex.Secre.
tsry OF State Foster vino acted ne
ChinA's agent in the peace negotla.
tlons with Japan. Ho lett At once for
Washington.
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San FRASCmCo, July S.-Jsmes II.
WiuDer, treasurer OF the city and
county OF San Francisco, died at mid.
night OF pneumonia, lie Was bsrn ut
Portland, Me-, 10 1928, and came to
California In lSi0.'
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SALOONS AxD TEMPERANCE.
An Absorbing Topio of Discussion In
Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 3.-Dlspstohe,
from all parts VI indisns show that the
Nicholson temperance Law 10 the
absorbing topic. A dispatch from
Frankfort reports that every pool room
And every billiard room 10 oloied.
Madison closed because OF the new
law while the others prepared to obey
It.
Forty saloons at Anderson paid no
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THE BLIND SEE.

Catarth Affects tho eye, ear, nose, throat
lungt stomach. Eiiucys aud nervous system
III Won are q snheTCr from uAtarrh.taE warulhs
aud read what the mother ut nttlu DeNvr hlng
says about This dangerous maIAdy'
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Dear SIR
Under your treatment ! am steadily i'm
proving, am ablo TO sleep nov. and have no
more pam M the tgp Of my head. Am now
Ahle 10 cat hgoOd supper, relish u and Keep IL
on my stomach. something I could not DO
before. My kidneys arc better aud my hands
ana iect DO not swell nor ache a. they usBu "
Respectfully,
joins MAKLLY.
OSLI DA r. o., hammock Co. Ida.
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oSEr DAr.o.. hammock {,


Ut. Q, W, Hh0Tos,
Dear sur
IL D. Just two weeks since I received and
commenced using your medicines aud treat.
mont, aud have improved splcudldY DO
not suffer those terrible pains in my abdomen
Wy appetite IL better and fool does not Dis
irrss me a. 70 did, 1 am not 30 nervous and
can sleep better hy trouble was chronic and
very hAdiy aggravated, but under your treat
mcnt am Improving steadily
Very truly,
MEADOW, Utah.
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ALMOST BLIND.

Doctor Shores after Successful examination,
told NE her trouble was catarrhal and that IL
would yield 10 proper treatment. lie also In,
formed me that tho entire cost OF treatment,
including medicines, onlce treatment, care
aud AdyIC Q would DO
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MOTHERS

and those soon to
become mothers,
should know that
Dr. picrcc's l'avofite
Prescription Tobs
childbirth OF It's tor.
lures, tcTroB and
dangers to both
mother aud child, by
aiding nature In pre-
pairing the system
ior parturition.
Thereby "laborn
and the period Of
confinement are'
WHHuf1tH sItnVf.a.I
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MISS MARINA COOPER,
liasslt. Ida.


hIua -irs
Miu regard 70 my daughters health, can
say suai che 10 Improving steadily She has
hau no severe htthcks since beginning your
treatment believe that shu 10 being cured
lhauEiug you for benefit received, believe me,
NcIy truly you're,
Mis- H. ". pEAHuE,
Ncrnat Utah.
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ROBBING THE SICK.
The Performed in Reality by Those Self Styled Specialists
Who Exact BxhOrbiant Fees for Questionable Ser
VICES That Fail to Cure.
DR. G. w. sHOREs-THE PEOPLES DOCTOR"

Makes Nominal Charge CaEurnsh all Medicine
Free aud where without subcng Patient to
Pain Discomfort Heroic Medicines
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pt. q. ". shores.
Deer Doctor
through continued use Of your medicines
aud treatment according o. your ulf.vtiJua.
my mother has been gcftuF better rHpidt. .
uuu Hhr feels re- well a. 900 ever dId In her tfs
auu IhauL you very much for Nuur kiudutss
h"l pest iANuiu. ] want 10 HuI luHt Que Wufl
regarding you. Mountain ralU uil. I would
not be without bottle in my house. Tor 10 nv
m!nd % D. worth IT, weight M gold.
Yours truly,
MISS MARINA gOupUH.
ur &, ". shores.
Dear 1ir.
am improving steadily under YOUR treat
mcnI ioul better, lock better. have more
energy, an not 30 nervous nor 20 oasiIv
fatigued 90 I used To bo. Muscles IRE much
stronger IN lower limbs, and have no more
pain 10 my back
l9urs respectfully,
litNm q. fUN,
Morgan cts, Utah.
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HOME TREATMENT CURES.

Every mail innings scores OF Letters
Dihc the Following samples 10
cures OthrT. aud WIN cure You.
send stamp Tor Doctor shores.
New Symptom List
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Tho Olympia Tried.

sAs FhANoisoo, July 1.-The naval
Na appointed ~ inspect the cruiser
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WHITE PARASOLS.

A new invoice OF White Parasols Just
received and will be offered at extremely
low prices.
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SHOES.

Special attention Is called 10 our great
values In shoes. All Ladies' Russot
goods NJ manufacturers cost.
Ladics' nuo Tan Lace Shoes, narrow or
square toe, the bosl in the market, were
sold at $3.50, for
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$3.50

Ladies' Russell Button Shoes, same
grade ns above, made IN Piccadiliy tooi
were $500, At
sees
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-28
UNoENTLEMANLY ACTIONS.
Delegate Taylor UnIoosei His Tongue at the
Louisville Convention.

LOUISVILLE, June 28-I. @. Ford was
nominated for state treasurer and Il. q.
Norman for auditor by tho Democratic
present attorney general, was nominated
for that Office by acclamation. B. Swango
was nominated for register Of the land
office on the third ballot.
The days proceedings wero Of more
harmonious nature than those OF the pre-
Ceding two days, until last evening, when
the warmcst fight Of tho convention do
veloped in the race for secretary OF state.
In this contest there werc named as candi-
dates: j. s. Johnsc@E State Treasurer Hale,
Charles w. Mctcalfe and. John w. Headly,
present secretary Of state.
The first ballot was announced by tho
chairman as: Hale 228; Metcalfe, 222;
Hcadly, $50; Johnson, $50.
It was then moved and carried that tho
candidate receiving the smallest vote
on the next and each succeeding ballot be
dropped johnson and Headly withdrew
from the race, leaving only Hale and Met
calfe This caused great excitement many
counties addressing tho chair mt the same
time and demanding their votes be
changed.
The entire Louisville delegation, which
had been passed announced that its entire
vote would be cast for Headly, which would
have insured his nomination. The John
son men attempted to delay the announce
ment of proceedings, but without effect
At this time Virgil Taylor crowded di-
rectly in front of Chairman Berry and
cried loudly, Fraud, fraud, and you, the
chairman of the Democratic committee of
Kentucky"
"Sit down, or will have you attended
to-" retorted Mr.. Barry.
damn you; we will have justice" re-
turned Taylor, and then he burst into
string of oaths, which he directed against
the chairman.
Metcalfe withdrew, before the ballot was
concluded, in a neat speech, and urged that
the nomination of Major Hale be made
unanimous which was done.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-28
Friends Out In Force.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-John L. Sullivan
enjoyed reception in the Madison Square
Garden last night that must have done the
"old fellows" heart good The occasion
was benefit to Sullivan, under the aus
pices of Corbett An army of fighting
men entertained the crowd from o'clock
until after H. A friendly set-to between
Sullivan and Corbett closed the entertain
ment. Corbett simply played with the
"old fellow" tapping him when and where
he pleased, and letting him land on the
breast and shoulder now and then. Three
pretty but short rounds were spared,
and the people went home satisfied. The
benefit netted Sullivan between $1,000 and
$4,000
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-28
Six Firemen Killed.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 2S.-Six f1remen
paid the penalty Of death last night for
their faithfulness in trying to save the
property of others. Several others were
seriously injured, and 1t Is thought that
there may still be more dead who have not
yet been extricated from under the ruins
of the walls which fell and crushed them.
The property loss consisted of the entire
demolition Of the building occupied by
Mcdonald Bros, dealers in crockery china
ware and gas fixtures.