Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
CORNERED.
Hard Work to Find a
Place for the Mill.
UNCLE SAW MAY STOP FIGHT IN
THE TERRITORY.
SEVERAL LOCALITIES
ARE UNDER CONFEDERATION BY
THE PERSONS INTERESTED
IN THE FIGHT.
SEVERAL LOCALITIES
Mexico, New Brunswick, Indian Ter
ritory and Arkansas Are All
Being Talked About.


Washington, Oct. 3.-The action yes
tordo,, ~ tha ia,,isIot,,rs. ~ ,raxas bav-
-, ". ,t,-.,,.. ,..-,.,,,,,,,,.
ing rehueTeu IL pTuc'lcaHy iH'POS7iD'S
for the Corbett-Fitzsimmon prize
fight TO take place in that state, the
,,estio, b,s AMI, arisen M to
''' "s'''
whether there was any statutory or
territorial law against prize fighting
in the adjacent Territorv Attorney-
-, - -. -, -.
Hener"i litrIHVh was uues'ioheu QUAY
on the subject, but he thought 1t
would he tnanIfestly improper and in
i,1I,,,,,., ,,,,tt,,i,. o. d,s,,,ss u.t,,.
manner the government would take
to prevent the fight IL attempted in
any of tho territories Though he left
10 ,o,h, 80 ,t,, ,.,,,a.47.,.,,a l.,
~ uouuI "S 70 'le government ~
tention to avail itself TO the very full
est extent of any authority IL has in
tho IndI,, rr.rr,,,r,. 70 ,,.a,,art ,r,
W P'e'e'' '"S
uBht' ana II Is pelleFed some way can
De round to stop II.
The treaties and laws OF the United
states with the Indians Of the i've
clNllized tribes are being examined in
view or the reports that the Corbett-
tltHslmmoh5 hght VIII take place in
me lndlan territory. The lands of
me GhoGtaws and Chickasaws are
near Dallas, and the treaty with them
provides for the government of these
nations by council or assembly OF
the Indians which shall legislate on
all affairs pertaining to the internal
management OF the nations, and the
administration OF Justice between the
members OF said tribes or nations"
The United states agrees to exclude
| from the Indian lands such whites as
| are not authorized by the laws of both
! nations to remain there, and 1t further
| provides that They (the Indians) shall
also be provided against intrusions or
| Intrusion OF all unauthorized citizens
| Of the United States who may al
| tempt to settle upon their inpIs 90.
reside in their territory"
Under these provisions II ia held
that the government can keen out Inc
prize fighters unless the Indians 20 rec
to their entrance. Whether tbo 80
| oral government oonnnt a,,a, ~,
Indians consent. urevnnt tbe :, -. a.,
| not quite so cIeai. ana son. 90, 20
| who have examined tbo IL a. ,,il's
| thar the dpht cav he hro,,,r NV ctaiIu
without a Violation nS ~, 80. "po od1
| lJIotina Atbirtir ,,iuh t,,t,I, ~ ~ ~
the Indian lands 'e " part OIL
CbaTies n Rs,,dtro. 80 A.
nation Wa nj hI fSe ima Of the Choetaw
today AMI cnre,,i, i ~ ~ e ior utpattInent
IL had nothinr "a 40 ,t.i,1 S"llth'
posnd urht in tba IrTio WIN I'm, tne pro
Bnuiin"f snid tn ~, ,,''5.n county slr.
renorter tbat bS 80 -NSSosiateu fres5
iSvs ~ IT, ra, NeM nothIhg OF the
10 nray,nnt tba G',,t ~ 'nS iGffllory
evcr tbnt ~ tba fi,,tttS u1ueu, now
mo r,attsr T., ~ n.y. ~, states TOOK
he r,rSyert.5 H""u 'He HBh' could
stnor pon,c,, ,i,, ,,.,-,.... --..,-.
,yas go, tbis ~, ~, ,iG -hcAlyan minister,
w. nrtsnncts ~ '' LIZ uHu hskeq ABOUT
~ Gti, ~ tHe Norpett-rlt slm-
royns ISL ho.1.,' .ahins Piace aer9ss the
iS.aa o .' On MeAlcah SOIL Dis
ing s.,d III, ,tuo' L rs,Ny inns morn
niIs5b baS s sna, me e. florlua Athletic
Ssu, Tora,io ,u III consent OF the