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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-08
baltimore MARKETS.

DALTlhoaE. January 7.-tIour closed
aull; Neslorn tupernne. SlSUi1.UJ
Western extra, SllOa2.I5 DO. fam.
sly. s2.60a2.75; winter wheat, patents.
F2.9Ua3.i6 spring do. S3.GUaS.s5 do.
straight. S3.25a5.l5. Wheat closed
.lniet; No 2, red, 60,a60;c; steamer No.
g, rod, 57.a5 &c; Southern whea. by
sample. G0a6 &C. do uugraded, 5,:a6l ~
Corn closed trmer, mixed, 4i,alSc:
steamer mixed. t6laiG.c Southern
Oats closed firm. No 2 White Western.
EsaSs!c' No mixed Western. 35aj5.c.
PROVISIONS closed steady; mess pork,
elo.UO; bulk shoulders, &C: short
fib sides. 7.c; clear SIDES. nc; sugar
cured shoulders, Sc; hams, small. lie.
sarge, 100. lard-Refnel. she CoiIes.
qmet; NO 4 l6.c. Sugar, quiet, granul-
Gted, 4.U5.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-08

OLYDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAA.r Fps
" FOR PHILADELPHIA aNh
Only DIRECT lins'f nom Norfolk to- q
Until further orders. steamers are appointed
to Sail fIona Norfolk every Monday, Wednes-
day and Saturday At s p. M. and from Phila-
deipbia every Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
through hills of lsdins TO ali points South
line and VIRGINIA aud Tennessee Air Eiro
nailrosa,, LANES W. McCARRlCK,
General Southern Agent. Norfolk, Va
VIM. P. GLYpE D Co., Agents. philaaalshfo,
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT nov. is, 1894.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
7:do e. ms-'Bno Chicnyu express
For rcteInburU, lsich-
Eaond and Washington,
400 for Gynchburg,
Roanoke, ndioru. ~ Inc
Yield POcah or ns, TX en-
Ov1, Columbus and
Chicago. sleeper ROan-
oKc to Hlttmbna with
out chnngc. Also for
FuIhsHI. tirtstOI. Knox.
vile. Chattanooga and
intermediate points
pullman sleeper. teIad-
FORD tn Chattanooga.
1000 m-tor Petersburg. Kauford, Pu-
laskl Bristol; also Tor Blueheld,
End PocanOntas. also for Rocky
Mount and all stations on Win
ston-Salem Division. Has Pail
man sleeper Norfolk TO Roam
oke. Connects ut Roanoke at
1:l0 III with Washington and
Chattanooga. limited for all
polnis South and West. Pull
man sIeepers Hoanoteto Mem
car attached '"s
a u x v k--NortoiK daily, s;2os In, Has IN
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
(VKSTInULR iiMlrEDl
Leave Norfolk 4:36 y H. ar
rive Richmond 200 p IN COR
necting Tor Washington, Balti-
more, Phi!adelihia and New
YORK. Returning, cave Rich
Inoni 800 m arrive Norfolk
II Is M Stops only Mt Suffolk
Waiver y and Petersburg. second
CLASS tickets not accepted FIR
passase on these trains
Other daily train Lave Nor
Iolk 7OV M, arrive Mt Rich
inond Hos q IN. RETURNING
leave Richmond 5lO IN ar
rive ut Norfolk $40 p III.
roi lurtncf Information az to tickets. rates,
gEago. checks, etc. call on or address X w
ppOUkIHEl District Passenger Agent; c II
bosLEf, Ticket Agent, sc Main street, cornsr
o. ,Sranbys or FINCH. Agent. depot Nor
W. .BEVILL,
General IA .tuger Agent.
General on &C. Roanoke, Va,
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NEW YORK Markets.

NnW YopE. January Flour, dull
End STEADY; winter wheat. low grades.
e:.o5a2'GO: fair to fancy, 50 61a2g5 10
patents, S2.75as.20; Minnesota eie,r
o2.SOa2.70; patents, So. Gas yC low
extras, S3.O5a2.G0. Southern Hour. dull
and steady; common to fair extra. e.. lOa
BOZ; good to choice. DO, S3. iOss. so.
Wheat duA anu lVHer. eloAias firm;
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THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS
EACH WAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 70. 1891
LEAVE NORFOLK.
7;S5 AIN. aaiiy, except sundsy.-(Port,mouth
High street. 730 a. MI Arrye nt
Philadelphia 5:52 p. H.; Now York at
Leave NORFOLK.
s.lop m. daily, (Porumouth, High streat. 6.55l
arrive at Philadolphfs $40 ., ~;
New York 7:iS q. m '
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
e:0oh IN. gaily Portsmouth. High street, BIOL
leaving New York s p. M: Philadei-
ARRiVEAT NORFOLK.
s.0sp. M, daily except Sunday (Portsmouth,
High street, SIS P. ny leaving New
York at 8 a. m: Philadelphia, 1910 a.
Close correction maue with nil raj, and
sound lines 10 and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains be-
tween Jersey City, Philadelphia and Cape
Charles. Pullman Buffet and PGrlor Cara on
day trsins between Philadelphia and Cape
ss-Through tickets sold and baggage oheok-
ed at Wakes Agency, under Atantio Hotel,
and on the steamers.
RIB. COOKE. GenI Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-08

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY Isl, 1894
Leave Company's wharf, Portsmouth, daily,
Ga. H. $3.50
Leave shippers compress wharf, Norfolk,
daily, $3.50 a. N.
Leave IVES, Norfolk daily, ei5 a. m.
For Danyillo and ali intor med ate stations ar
irving at Dapville at b25 y. In.
p. III.
Leave Norfolk, $50 pm.
Leave West Norfolk 5:i5 p. m
For Lawrenceville aud iuternedisto nntnt,
arriving La~feHcevil(e at 9 y IN
Lc've Lswrencevilie daily (e1eept Sunday
ate III. arriving at Danvilts stt0 n III.
Connections made at DRnvilfe and Jetfress
junction Tor all points in the Aouthera Raii-
way zysten; at Dennistou junction Tor Dur
ham South Boston and all points on tho Dur
ham Division of the N and w. T. 4.
pullman Slespers' between Danville. hshe-
Snie, Atlanta, Augusta. Memphis aud New
Tickets on sale and baggage checked at
Wakes Agency, Brpndt's Ticket Agency, Co -
paws Agency at wharf, Norfolk, w. v. Il.
Williams Agency, Portsmouth.
". II. TAYLOR,
Seperni Passenger Agent.
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DOANoKE. NORFOLK AND

DOANoKE. NORFOLK AND
~ BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co,
Commencing TUESDAY. June 25th,
1894, the steamers of this line will leave
Bay Line wharf every Monday and Thurs-
day at 3 a IN for Baltimore. and leave
Baltimore. Pier No. 81 Light street wharf.
every Tuesday and Saturday at s o M.
Freight received daily.
VIM. RANDALL,
Telephone 8. Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-08
wIaULES 1LEu,Iu r1uNs
SonToLK. Ia. January {

SonToLK. Ia. January Z, 1895
Produce.
P0a4ry-Chtexons. oid. 22la25o.
EJ0s--Duil; wholesale. $50. per dos.
Bdasio1L--24 %. DOR puuuu.
Trucr-lrish potatoes Southern Rose
sl.Ha 100 per barrel; Haymans, new,
i5aSOc; yellow, SUa$l.
Southern frunS-Bananas. T0caSl.00
per bunch; oranges, sorrento. 9i.6)
per box: cocoanuts. $500 per bag
OF 100; pineapples, 7aSo.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-08
New York Trucx Market.

NEW YORK, January 7.-Kale
fairly active; Norfolk, 75a1.0O. Spin
aeh fair demand; Norfolk, 1.5Oa2. so:
Baltimore, 1.50a2.OO,
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Chicago NsarlSct..

CnIoIao. January The leading
futures ranged AS follows: Whont c,o,eI
flower. tOorn closed lowor. Oats closoI
BOWER. Pork closed Ii CHER.
WnKAr-lannary, 5i3; May, ISL; July
o.. Gioslng-January. 81: May, IS; july
IS. a5Si.
CoRS-january. 40; May, Az; July, lila
a.. olosinS-Janusry; 40; May. AZ;
duly. AZ.
oArs--January. Isl; May, 81. Clos.
in9-January. Is; May. 3o.a o.
ronx-January. ll.62J; May. HIS.
Closing January, ll.5j. May. 1855.
LAhD-january, 6.sIl May. 7O1s, Clos
tng-January, d.y2!; May, 1911.
RIBs-January. 5S7a; Nav. go. Clos
fng-January, 5.s2.; May, G.07!.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-08
Sugar Market.
Peanut MARKED.

Market. quiet; Prime. lie; strictly
prime. &c; fancy, .2tc; common. laII.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-08

'naty. italy except Sunday.
No ~ makes connection st Rocky Mount
with w. X w. TralD No. %. for all points
South, and No. rs train for all points North.
j. ksliENLY
SUPPLEMENTARY irsn,pn',iicn.
L. NJ. EMERSON,
@. NJ. SERpELL, s'' "s'A'
General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-08

The trip oy thesesteamers AFFORDS q most en-
!oyaoie sail on the Chesapeake Bay, passing
through Hampton Roads and harbor Of Nor.
iol&, with view OF all objects OF interest Incl
oent to these historical localities. Offering I'M
and luxuriantly furnished saloons and statse
tricity.
West snd baggage checked to destination.
Ststerooma reserved upon applicable In porson
at the company'a oface. No. n West Main street,
Freight will not be received after 400 D. IN.
to go forward that day.
For further in formation apply to.
W. RANDALL, Agent
tDaiy except Sunday. sDaily.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-08

DOANOBE AND OAsHIERIyER LINE
h-Steamer LUCY. j. J. Jones, master.
will leave Commerce street wharf every
WEDNESDAY at i p. m. for plymouth
and all Roanoke river landings as high
o. Palmyra, N. o.. Windsor and all lana-
ings on the Cashie river. Freights res
CO we'd up 10 6p. m. For further infor-
nation apply to the NOTTINGHAM &
WRENN CO.. Office Commerce street
wharf. Phone l28. .y6-tf
lrWin's Twin CITY Express
". 7. IRWIN & CO.. PROPRlsT0RS.
OFFICE lOsa WATER ST., NORF0LK,yA
Ample facilities for hauling anything
to and fromsnywhers In the three cities
Telephone NOT. Charger reasonable.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-08

FEhvNLERg gUTDM:
NtHE NORFOLK, ALBEMARLE AND
II ATLANTIC RAILROAD co.,
". A' Van Nordca. Receivers.
ROHEDULE IN EFEEOT MONDAY,
GOT. /, 1894, AT O'CLOCK A ID,
LKAvn RoRFoLE.
DAILY RxcxPT SUNDAY.
200 m, Mixed.
1l:t0 IN. Local Express.
500 nj, l,eca Exprcss.
630p Local Express.
suSnAr TxAIwe,
1880 am, Local Express.
3:o0pm. Local Exorow.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACR,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY,
800 & M Local Express
l2i5'Yn, Mixed.
G15 pm, Local Express.
$50 M, Local Express.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
1:30 III, Local Express
600 IN, Local Express.
Local Express Trains mako the trip In forty
Ave minutes.
Mixed Trains ono hour and ten minutes.
b. +. HOLLAND,
General Superintendent.
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS. CO.
DIRECT ROUTE,

DIRECT ROUTE
FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND Sk>
VASNAH
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY aad
FRIDAY at 5000. m. FOR BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY aud SATURDAY at
600 pm.
FARES TO BOSTON and PROVIDENCE
First class. including moals and
saloon etatoroom berth ...S 9 90
9ec0nd cisss. including meals ana
berth. ...... ZOO
FOR SAVANNAH.
Every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY at ga. IN.
e-First-cl,sS, including meals
Es, Gnu e berth 1900. SIP so
eaie-second- class. inclu ding
meals and bunk On
Ferishabie freight sent via Providence.
forwarded by early train to Boston, and
AT the same rate aa by direct steamers 10
Boston "
=, Perishable freghts not received later
IMAM o;sO P, IN. on sailing days OF Boston
slips. o'A0'A''
ZOE further information apply to
Il. Il. WRIGHT, Agent. Norfolk Va
VI, a; u: SEE BBlNS, Asst rariff MIR
W. L; IUHN Err, General Pass. Agent.
~. WHITNEY. Traff. Manager.
oenorai Offices. Baltimore. Md.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-18
The Epi.copni Convention.

MIHNEAPOLIS, Oct. 1S.-A resolution
was shut out in the house of deputies Of the
Episcopal convention proposing that fonts
i'll churches he made large enough for i'm
mersion. Also one 10 inquire into the
alienation Of the masses from church and
the cGrital and labor question. This was
because no new business can be accepted
after the twelfth day of the session except
by twC-th!rls vote. The Christian uni
t. debate with the proposition to let in
outside congregations uSdcr a modified
prayer book service was defeated. The
action setting of missionary district
in northern Minnesota was reconsidcrcd.
The bishops elected Rev. J. NJ. Francis
bishop Of kioto, Japan, and Rev. p. j.
Rove bishop OF Alaska.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-18

habeas corpus, OF which there seems 10 be
little doubt. it is believed that there viii
be no further Interference on the part of
tfc governor, since the granting Of tho
writ would in effect be judicial dcclara,
ton that boxing liz Arkansas is not q
violation Of the Law. On the other hand,
should Governor Clarke still adhere TO his
determination to stop the contts. at any
c-ist, under authority of the not act
ignoring the writ of habcas corpus. then
the judiciary and executive will come in
direct conflict and troble OF serious nature
might occur.
1t would seem, however, from looking
over the situation at this writing that the
courts will settle the whole matter and
that no trouble will occur. The people in
charge of the contest have declared their
intention oi abi,.,ng by the law and il the
wit of hab02s corpus in Corbett's case he
refused the coi.tcit VIII, very likely. be de-
clared off; if !. be granted the contest will
take place
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-18
WIPES OUT ALL The CHARGES.
New Whisky Trus. Gives Grcenhut and
Morris Clean balance Sheet.

Morris Clean balance Sheet.
New YORK, Oct. 1S.--The settlement be-
tween the new Whisky Trust company
and Messrs. Morris aad Greenhut, con.
tains an important feature that has not
before been noted. Among the many sen.
sational charges made at the time Of the
failure of the whisky trust was one to the
effect that while Grcenhut was president
of the company and Norris director the
company had made contract with Norris
for feeding $1,000 head of cattle year in
the distilieries at 6 cents per bushcl for
slop and Onc-half of the profits on the cat
tie over 50 per head. This contract was
charged TO have been a fraud Oh the other
stockholders.
Under the settlement just made the new
conpany-thc American Spirits Manufac-
turing company-which is the successor Of
the old whisky trust, has made n contract
with Morris by which he feeds his cattle
in the distilleries at cents per bushel
for slop and no interest III the profit to the
new company. \ sum of about 100000
was claimed against the directors cf the
whisky trust for the loss alleged to have
been sustained by the company owing to
the agreement with Morris. BY the set
mcnt all the suits against the board OF
the old trust-thc claims in which
amount to $500, ,0,0-havc been dis
mi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-18
Successor to Judge Bailey.

ROCKFORD. Ills, Oct. lS.-The death
of Judge Bailey, of Freeport, leaves a va
cancy on the state supreme bench which
will be filled from the sixth judicial cir
cult, made up of the counties OF Winnc-
bago. Whitesidc, Carroll, 10 Daviess,
Stephenson, Boone, McHcnry. Kane, Ken
dali, Dekalb lee, Oglc and Rock Island.
The opinion seems to be general that
Judge Cartwright, of this circuit, who is
at present holding court in Rockford, Will
be Judge Ba;lcy's successor. The judge
IS at present on the appellate bench and
the probability is that Judge Crabtrec, OF
this circuit, who lives at Dixon, will sue
ceej CartwriEht
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-18
D.TY CT THE NATIONAL BANKS.
Ed..aTd Atkinson Says That They should
kecI, Up She Reserve of Sold.


Keep Up ;!Ic Reserve of Go,d.
ATLANTA, Oct. iS.-At the American
Bankers association meeting Edward
Atkinson was the principal speaker. After
arguing that the proper way to stop the
drain of gold from the treasury, WAS to
Withdraw the government notes upon
which the gold was drawn. he said; The
way III which thc banks may nov CO.
Operate with the treasury SO as to instant
ly remove all cause Of diStrust and dis
credit would be for IL combination of the
national and state banks 10 offer to pur-
chase such amounts OF the per cent.
thirty-ycar bonds Us would suffice to with
draw ali the treasury notes of 1879, which
are now in circulation. Less thlr S91,-
Cco,l0J % bonds would bc required to
cover in all the outstanding notes of lS3J
u hold that it is not only the privilege,
but the duty of the national banks to
place all their gold ut the command OF
the treasury; in other words, the treas
ury is but one Of the national banks oi
issue, and being that of largest issue
upon its absolute solvency and power tC
meet every demand for prompt rcdomp
ton rests, not only its own credit, bu:
that of all the national banks alike. II
the banks can not trust the treasury wha,
is their own credit WORTH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-18

MIENEAPoLIs, Oct. lS.-Goyernor Clough
has issued a formal invitation TO the gov
cTnGrs Of ten states aud to the mayors of
the principal cities therein % send repre-
scntrtiycs to Il convention to b. held in
Minneapolis Nov. - The object OF ihc
convention is TO take the first steps toward
holding great mid-contircrt exposition
between Minneapolis AID -. Paul in Isl.
or 1873. Tho states invited are Wiscon-
sin, Michigan, Iowa. North Dakota,
South Dakota, Nebraska, Montana, Ore
gon Washington and wyoming.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-18
POLITICAL NEWS.
Republican National Committee.
men in Council.
INFORMAL MEETING AT NEW YORK.

Preparations Making for Call of the Full
Committee to Nninc a Time for the Con-
veniion OF 1s96-NIayor Pingrcc. of De-
trOit, Captures a Fourth Nomination Al
most Cnanimously-Duty of National
Banks According to Atkinson.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-There is an infor-
mai meeting OF the members of the execu-
tive committee of the Republican national
committee going en- at the Holland House
today Chairman Thomas II. Carter is
staying at this hotel, and he invited all
the mer'bc CT the executive committee
wi.h.l :a'i TO meet him there. Nearly a
quorum of the committee is in the city.
Among those VINO are present are: Cen
e-al James s. Clarkson, Iowa; William
\ Sutherland, New York: Garrett A.
Hobart, New jersey; Samuel Fessenden,
Connecticut; William NJ. Hahn, Ohio; l..
4. Michercr, Indiana, and William u.
Crane, Massachusetts,.
Call for the Full Committee.
1t is given out that the object of the in
formal gathering is t. prepare call
for n meeting OF the Republican na-
tional committee to fix the time and place
for holding the national convention next
year. Carter said that it had not been de-
cidcd whether to bring the committee to-
gethcr the last of November or :he first
week in December after the assembling of
congress. Ii IS understood that the call
VIII partikc Of the nature of an address TO
the people of the country. Ez-s>peaher
Reed IS in the city and it is reported that
ex-Prcsidcnt Harrison and Senator Quay
{,D bnrn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-18
THE FORT WAYNE CENTENNIAL.
Festival Reaches Its Clima-, with Fig
Parade aud Einincn. Guests.

Parade aud Eminent Guests.
Fort WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 1S.-Probably
the largest crowd ever in Fort Wayne at
tended the centennial celebration yestcr-
day. Early yesterday morning special
trains brough thousands of people to the
city, and the streets were literally crowd
ed throughout the day and evening. Mill
tary drill contest, band contests and
athletics occupied the morning hours. Tho
civic, military and industrial parade five
miles long was witnessed by 1T least o.
coo people. Tie military pageant was one
OF unsurpassed splendo-, and the industrial
floats We're of unusual design and excel
lence. Ae.tlae old -ssaiIie.s campfire last
night 3,0to were present, and were ad-
dressed by Governor Matthews, Comman-
criin-C Chief Walker, Of the &. y. r.. De-
partmcnt Commander ShivCly and othcrsi
After the campfire there was Il reception
30 Governor Matthews and Colonel
Walker
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-18
Another Ha.e;,lIv T;a,;, Cashier

Duluth. Oct. sc. II. .-tuckcy. .cashie,
Of the state bank is missing, and with
him $1,000 Of the banks cash. He locked
the safe and closed the bank rs usual il
the evening ana everything was supposed
to be all right. j-c did not put in an ap-
pcaraucc at his accustomed time next
morning, however. and when the safe
was opened ii was discovered that al tha
bill; II large denomination and all OF the
gold coin was gonn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-18
CORBETT IN QUOD.
Put Under Bail Which He Re.
fuses to Give
paEl1MINARYT0 TIL PRIZE FIGHT

Some Proceedings at Law Have Been Ar.
ranged in which the Useful Habeas Cor.
pus VIII Take a aHand-ExcectiingIy Zine
Opportunity for the Judge to Split Some
Legal Hairs-Governor Clarke lack mt
Little Rock
LITTLE RoCK, Oct. sS-General Taylor
has just had an interview with the gov
crnor and says the rbet.-Fitzsimmons
fight cannot come of in Eri:Gnsas in any
shape, regardless Of the decision OF the
court at Hot Springs.
Hot SPRTyGs. Oct. 13.-An evening paper
has summarized the Corbett Fitzsimmons
matter up 10 g O'Clock last evening as fol-
lows: "Unlcss there is hitch rs to the
agreement between the principals the in
dications are that Corbett and Fitzsim-
mons Will meet in Il glove contest in this
city to decide the superiority bctwYcn
the two. That is the latest status of the
situation rs sized up here in view OF all
concurrent circumstances. The abandon
mcnt by the promoters Of any and all fur
thcr efforts To bring the men together I'm
der conditions which are prohibited by the
laws Of the state changes the whole as
pect Of the case from legal standpoint,
and sofar rs official interference is con-
cernci. II, as they now propose, the meet
ing shall bc q glove contest with all un-
lawful features eliminated it is not clear
how official Interference can be enforced.
Editor Notes Some Fine Points.
'Thcrc IS no statute against glove con-
tc5. in this state. Men may box and box
TO finish if it is not under conditions
which, within the meaning of the statute
against "prizc lighting" would make it
such fight They cannot box or fight
for a prize or purse. but they may box as
an exhibition 10 which an admission fee
may be charged. They may be employed
by others - give an exhibition and not
violate any statute. When the proper a;i-
thJritics examine the law they will no
doubt discover that this is the case. OF
course the conditions will have to be such
u not to mean virtually the same thing as
prize fight contract. Should the local
authorities conclude that the contest can
b. brought of under conditions which vii!
nJt warrant interference il will take place
uhl'ii 'At princ!pi'S OF one oi Them
should decline 10 figh, under such arrange
hcnt-.
'""r'"eS s-'t springs i"me H"ie.
To such Il contest, thc:c viii not anl
coHil not bc any Lawful lnt'rieirncS by
force from state authorities outside of tins
county" Th, rap'r then rgfcrs to the
ris.tuf Governor Clarke and declares the rc-
suit OF the conference OF wednesday, cft-
cr1pnn 20 have been tha; The governor
while asserting that h Eould tolerate 70
Organized PLAN to violate thc laws Of the
STATE. and while he dec not know tho
d!ifrrcn,r-if any-fran legal stand
puinu br,:-vna q glove contest and a priz.
fight, IS wil'ing to refer tn, whole qdCs
tion TO thcl1gal gu.horitiGs for dctcrmina.
tiun nni abide hy their action.
In the even, that Jungs Duil!2 Co:
Cudy, tlHt no VI. !atiol Of law warrant
insr i.t,..fr., mo- /, intended III. r,,..,. -. :,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-18
PINGREE FOR TIE FOURTH TIME
lie Wins the Detroit Republican Mayorai-
~ Nomination.


DETROIT, Oct. lS.-AttCr n no. and de-
cidCdly acrimonious campaign prelimiiI-
cry TO the Republican city caucuscs Mayer
Pingrcc has won the nomination for u
fourth term as mayor of Detroit, hands
down. Il was expected that the caucuseS.
which were held yesterday afternoon and
evening, would develop some larrc-siZcd
rows. but nothing of the sor5 occurred, al
though Pingrec's opponent, James NCr-
nor. had many workers mt the polls.
OF ~ precincts, out of "a total OF Ill,
from which .cturns have been received,
the Pingrcc people claim % delegates and
the Vernon people are not disposed TO dis
pUtc more than two OF these. Pincrcc's
victory carries with it nearly al the alder
men whom he favors, and also secures the
nomination OF the present city clcTk and
treasurer. The Republican ccnN cntion
VIII be held tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-18
rw;ne Mil DESTROYED by Fire.

Co-dage company's large twine mill was
destroyed by fire las: night. Loss, sloo,oJ2;
insurance, about ;9J.cU). Over 2JJ men,
boys and girls are thrown ont of employ
ment. L. is thought the company Will
not rebuild here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-18
ALLEGED. RaDis. Arrested in Tcwa.

SIOUX CITY. Oct. IS.-Jamcs Palm, Of
DcniSun. Ia. was arrested here charged
with rape on two little girls at Denison.
Fgc!ingis 30 stroDgin Dcnison that IT is un-
safe 70 take him there, and he will be
taken to some town near there for safe
keeping. Palm denies tie charges