Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-19
T!jEFIGIIT POSTPONED
n,rf u Which II Is to Come or, How
t,er, kCt YET Known.
~ursT CCRDEIT ~ COURT.
..AfnE- Adjourned I'm Order
,,.,f t.c Champion May Give sn
r.hlbitIon-niscusSson or Anti
,.tustIc Law of Arkansas.

e,-liistIc Law of Arkansas.
- riE ROCK. ARK. October Y-No-
,.., ..., has transp.rcd here to-day. 80
,.s fnr ncht is concerned.
.-,-.l Taylor savs lie Is awaiting the
,.....ts orders before summouins she
.. % arms. ana Is sun hopeful that
- a..s WAl oe passed without needing
.,e.aor Clarke stys he shall wait
...I .s IS sure the militia will he re-
.. % enforce The Law before he re
... ,0 this method OF eniofcins the
.l.-,s q Arkansas.
,fgIus are crowded with strangers.
,....e through here. bound for Hot
s.... Corbctt is billed TO exhibit there
CORBETT IN COURT.
HOT STRINGS. ARK. October IS
,....r..n Corn,tt arrived in the city this
-.ic 40 li..o from his training quar-
.. 10 spring Lake. and WAS met at the
.,li ny sheriff Haupt. Manager Brady.
. NtuQI- ana other friends. and the
r..- of the Florida Athletic Club.
,..-. was great crowd OF people at
o.. ...ut q witness the arrival of the
,, Brady. and the Sheriff entered
, ...... III drove TO the Office Of Jus
i. Peace ". A. Kirk, where
..r.f..r appeared to be In readiness
tt '' tiCti proceedings that had evi-
tf'E ..tu agreed upon
It. >.er0 presented his prisoner 10
fH- '..lt At this juncturc Mr.. Martin.
...r.t for C1cbrtt. entered the court
40. tri presented a petition for a writ
.f tH..as corpus. addressed to Hon. lc-
. b. nal if h.4 D. .s.IrKr
t..-t .l Garland county.
YIr variant Tor the arrest Of COrbctt
N4- re.,t .poh a complaint 10y Prose
'.-- attorney TcaSue that COrbctt has
threatened % engage IN a priZe-fgnt or
,.c0rit,t with one Robert Fttzsim-
f.rs. aiI has threatened and is about TO
ut au assault anI battery upon the
Of ihc said Robert tIt2simmons.
....a assault and battery Is OF Charac-
.-. 'aiausering human life.
.a' petition. OF Corbett was granted,
.'t .nr prisoner was arraiEncd before
' Ir. -iipr lfatherinau at about noon.
Iff".'ly after TIE arraignmcnt an ad-
.Ir'.u'lt was taken until l2.3U. At that
i. the court rccouycucd Attorney
Martin read the Official document To the
.f, and announced himself as ready
I.. trial.
The mrs; evidence Introduced was the
''H. tmtntS Of Tho stature Of ISL and
l,. ana from the House records il was
lalnly made 10 appear Toy the attorney
i.r Corbctt that the enactment of tn.
laws Of 1871 was Illegal. because they
passed by a viva-voce vote. instead r by
f.lI-cal. a the Constitution Of the state
provides shall be done IN all cases
The first witness to taks tho stand was
l.r Ncndig. by whose testimony IL was
,r'Vci that the defendant hal made au
arrcemcut to engage IN glOVc-cOnto 81
IN this city on October 3lst with one
Robert Fitz,immous. for purse OF $1,000.
under the auspices Of tho Florida Athletic
Club.
Before the testimony of Mr. Vcndig
was completed Attorney Martin re
questci the Chancellor 10 allow Nr Cor
hett 10 depart FOR Little Rock where he
bad an engagement 10 show tonight.
The Chancellor granted the request. but
reluir,i The sheriff 90 send q deputy with
f'W 20 See that hc re,urn,d tomorrow.
Ile court then adjourned until tomorrow
nt 6" o. ~
USE OF MILITIA.
rlsccuuur-Attorney TeasAe was in
i.fr.,WtI tlls morning as % the law
H. gives fhc G. GYvetuor Of the Stale
ft, IoWcr O. send the militia for the pur-
-' Uf supiIe .ng rio,a 1r mohs.
.iu., u Iguc stated in ,0cci that
ft Governor has no right t. send mill
"a I1 any county of tnc stat without
l.tint h.ou called upon 90 so $50 by SOM
90 t.- civil authorities in the county
ir', N.. b flc militia i- 10 l' sent. and
t.t' ti't were not To To- called upon untI
.... o., e,tr,'rs.- ~. ,i.t ~ rn,b
,6.. r-...tt ,,,ce..lin..e ,h,,
,.. r, fr.tIt',t,l 80 'tIr,,i,-h ms ,bS
.t ,J l.ck.re nf CorG.t, think
.... ,..i ,b1, y'li th.,, ~. tbe ottitrt'.
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,i 81. ~, IT,, a.. .,,,,
,..' b.. .hou.i d5 3d. the militia woull bc
r.!.r '.c orders of thr local pcacc-ofii-
Tl. sheriff would have pr@me
'.f~.l oyer them after they had entered
... .nty
Of. tH- Snerin has conrol Of troops
't.y have come INTO the county
N.-.i BE- ne result
i" could make Whatever ,r T,S-
u I'D he siW fIl,i' @ i@no
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