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The evening world., 1895-05-09
CORBE1T'S new IDEA.
Wants to Fight jackson Before
the National Sporting Club
This Is The Same Organization to
Which Hs Previously Objected.
Meanwhile Manager Brady says the
Fitzsimmons Match 10 "On."

The announcement that James J. Cor
bett would meet Peter jackson before
the National Sporting Club OF London
during August or September next is, to
say the least. a surprise to sporting men
in this city. To those. especially, who
have heard Corbett say again and again
that he would not fight before that club.
1t was hardly to be credited.
Still, there Is in evidence a cablegram
bearing the signature OF Manager Brady,
which definitely makes proposition to
that effect. 1t was sent yesterday to
Matchmaker Fleming.
The proposition ignores absolutely the
contract with the Florida Athletic Club.
by which Corbett and Fitzsimmons are
held to an agreement to fight on a date
to be specified by that club, and. as the
clubs representative holds. at a place to
be selected by 1t. 1t was expected that
the fight with Fitzsimmons would be
held in September.
According to Brady. Corbett has de-
SPARED of the Fitzsimmons fray taking
place for the present" either in Florida
or elsewhere. Leyisla tion, he says, mas
made it impossible in Florida and Louisi-
ana. Dallas. Tex, he declares, is not
from the law. No mention Is made Of
the Denver OFFER and Mexico Is not to
the liking OF Brady. Thus. the affair Is
brushed aside, leaving not even a vague
idea of where the mill may take place. j.
What caused the sudden change Of
base and the resolution to fight Jack
son, when the latter has for some time
held his peace and ceased hurting chal-
lenges at the champion. cannot be con-
jectured. In their meeting in room In
the Grand Union Hotel last Fall Peter
jackson made his insistance upon fight
ing before the National Club loophole
through which to escape match and
secure possession Of the money he had
deposited.
much that was not at all flattering to
the club and it's officials. Now, how
ever they ask the club to donate a purse
and waive all objec tions in the matter.
1t has been known for some time that
George Green c"Young Corbett"), to
England next month. which may have
some bearing on the new manoeuvrc.
with the champion added to the combi-
nation and a challenge preceding him,
the ideal Of press agents dream is
ereigns in taking. Corbett to England.
and q sop TO the hitherto despised club
Meanwhile. what Of Fitzsimmons? He
has made a match to fight the champion
apparently willing to go on. Sporting
and the Interpolation Of a match with
Jackson. or even the overtures to such a
match, Ia against precedent. Brady
ackn9wledeess,, II that the Fi.asimmons sim IS
place as soon as 1t is practicable In this
The evening world., 1895-05-09
GOSSIP OF the TURF.

/ Doc Street, the individual VINO has given
sacegoers more heartaches than perhaps any othe-
owner on the turf. has been ruled on by the
n anagement at st. Asaph for the fraudulent run
ming OF Summertime. Jockey Nacey. who pulled
the hly. confessed yesterday that DOC Street
had sivea him orders to pull the ally
Starter Fitzpatrick evidently had hosts Of
friends At St. Asaph yesterday, Judging by the
Applause BE- received for his very good work
Fred littisasld viii ride Bassetlaw in the
Brooklyn HANDICAP.
In fact. Nacsy says. he had a standing
Tor winning mounts and 500 for pull. Nansv
says he received his orders by wire from Sara
ally was pulled whether Nscey produced the
Telegram as connrmatory evidence does not ap-
pear.
.'Doc'' Street has probably done many shady
shinss while on the turf; but in this instance
I shield j. NJ Hiii, the ST. Asaph stockhoider.
o, wso Va: accused Of being at the bottom Of the
Hili has two books in the ring One goes un-
has the s haya. ovs over
the slate Both Of these books, 1t is asserted,
SS9stsS p the prize against in such
tors was at once drawn to the game
1t is ridiculous to suppose that Street ever en-
tered into any such agreement as Nacey states;
Street is artful, and there are too many ways of
pull. A. further investigation is to be made by
The Jockey club and Trainer Lafe Bloch, Jockey
be examined tonight
The action of the Jockey Club in refusing TO
ersat the Roby track a license is a SOP thrown
g The Turf Congress 1t is plain statement
d. e Turf na. xsh 70 Ae %faae
lution. which defines the boundaries Of the ter
ritory over which the Jockey Club proposes to
;aess,,' ah 11Tisdist,on is an ntmation that the
't' hands of turf AFFAIR. in the East.
JUDGING from the fact that Judge Powers and
called before the Jockey Club yesterday. It seems
probable that the parent body intends administer
Tor the crooked racing that has been going IN
there.
The St Asaph people declare they are under tn.
wings Of The Turf Congress. and intimate that
tehv DO not care whether the Jockey Club revokes
e to be administered. the Jockey Club wants it 10
be lasting.
John T. Carr has taken active control Of the
et Asaph track and he intends that racing shall
bs pure and clean in the future. Mr. Carr gem
Sss' he s % and so far as the
'.e says that the newly appointed Judge. T.
Wood Martin, is incorruptibe. He related sew
TO Judge Martin Carr did great deal towards
keeping racing at Guttenburg clean and the race
s0ins public has s,eAt confidence in him
With the close Of to-day there are only FIVE
days before the Brooklyn Handicap will be run.
on and will receive their nnai ''preps'' on Mon
. DAY. Dr. Rice is by far the most favored horse
the ,sSk and that hs has his old time speed
easily. Rubicon and Ed Kearney also doing
very we'll
The evening world., 1895-05-09
DALLAS STILL HOPES.
Negotiations Said to he Under Way
for the Big Fight.

DALLAS. Tex. May 9.-It looks now
a. II Dallas would surely get the Cor
bett-Fitzsmmons prize fight. and that
1t will come on during the State Fair
and Dallas Exposition next October.
Since the outlawing by legislation and
court decision two days ago o: prize
fighting in Florida and Louisiana. Will
lam A. Brady and Joe Vendig have
l.. Stewart, the wealthiest sporting man
In Texas. to arrange to have the fight
take place in Dallas
The details are partially completed.
and Il definite decision will be reached
before the week is ended. About $4,000
will be required.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
MAINE TRANSPLANTED.
Novel Exhibit of sporting Trophies,
Including Game and Guides.

The Maine steamship Manhattan
brought a novel outfit Of curios to her
dock last night. 1t consists Of speci-
mems Of game from the State of moose.
caribou, trout, panther and wildcats.
All Of these are included IN the collec-
ton. A noble moosehead, with antlers
spreading seven feet Is the grandest OF
the lot. sent from Aroostook County.
The collection is in charge OF two
guides from the Rangeley Lakes. who
appurtenances. They and their trophies
viii form most interesting exhibit at
the Sportsmen's Exhibition in Madison
Square Garden next week. 1t Will be
shown in a genuine Aroostook log cabin.
The exhibit Is entered by the Maine Gen.
tral Railroad
The evening world., 1895-05-09

daring steal OF third yesterday was one Of those
spAsms of real ability that he exhibits to show
hts merit
Here pet who knows what Is needed:
Tell me not In mOurntul numbers
Life is but empty dream.
The Giants still are full OF h!unlerS
Let EN- ait the hall the seam.
Mayor Smith. Of st, Paul. MINI. having been
formally petitoned on the subject ~ opponents
Of Sunday baseball. has announced that he would
not enforce the Law against such games, and that
u any one sought to prevent SUNDAY bali gamss
II must bs throush the courts
The evening world., 1895-05-09
CROKER TO RETURN r
Harry Reed and Stonenell Are
Scratched from the Jubilee.
All Two.Year.0Ids Except Montauk
Cancel engagements.
Heavy 1mposts OF Weight Said to
Have Discouraged Americans.

NEWMARKET. May 9.-It was an
nounced this afternoon that Harry Reed
and Stonenell had been scra tched for
the Jubilee Stakes. and that Mr.. Croker
had also scrat atched all his two-year-olds,
except Montauk. from all engagements.
This was a genuine surprise to turf
men, az Harry Reed had been clocked
. very satisfactory mile over the Row.
ley mile. and his weight. 9S pounds,
seemed to give him an excellent chance
in the Jubilee Stakes.
Stonenell was entered in the same
Ike and was to carry III pounds. The
Ike is to be run at Kempton Park on
turday next. Among the prominent
tries are Ravensbury, 12i pounds
.rostle. 121: El Diablo. llO. and
testholme, los.
he action of Massrs. Dwyer and Gro
in scratching stonenell and Harry
ed from the Jubilee Stakes and the
,laring from all engagements of the
o-year-olds in the stable, save Mon
TX. seems to indicate that the Amer-
a turfmen are thinking of returning &
rom reports sent home by Messrs,
fair play q ttat The Englishman
lsts OF. Their horses have been
chored with weight and they are un-
le to get money on at anything like
d. average price quoted. In addition,
glish newspaper men have got out
Ar hammers and the lot of Messrs.
yer and Croker seems anything but
leasant one.
ffs asserted on this side of the water
Messrs. Dwyer and Croker con-
Nplate giving a meeting at jerome
M and their action In scratching their
les from engagements gives color to
report that they intend returning
Z. Ibis country.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
CORNELl'S HENLEY CREW.
Men from Whom Courtney Will
Select the English Challenger.

ITHACA, N. Y, May 9.-The follow
ing are the names OF the men entered
at the Hesley CEngland regatta. from
whom will be selected the crew that is
to pull the Cornell boat in the contest
for the Grand Visitors Challenge Cup.
Coach Courtney Is yet completely at
sea AZ to which men will be chosen.
Those entered are:
r. l.. Shape. captain; Z. G. Hager. F.
w. Freeborn. G. =. Dyer, r. b. Hamil-
ton, F.. NJ Mathews, F.. c. Slade, f..
Spellman, w. B. Chriswell, NJ. w. Roe,
c. G.. Louis, F.. A. Crawford. j.. II.
Taussig. T: W; Fennell., T.; Hail, r. j..
II. w Jeffers, J. Inslee w. Bentley, +.
d. Colson, r.. T. Richardson.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

Another eommendabe act OF charity on the part
Of b. u. Cowperthwat Co. has been brought
- light through the proposal to give a benefit to
he families OF the men who were lost at sea with
shs pilot boat Warren on Feb Mrs Walter
Berry and Ms. Claire Murphy, widows OF two Of
he drowned msa. have been notified BY the firm
nat their indsbteiness. amounting 10 nearly
0noAthy.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

The season thus far gives promise of an un-
usually heavy peach crop Last year many buds
came out In March. but were destroyed later.
This season. however. there is every reason Ia
believe peaches will be both cheap and plentiful.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Receiver for the Ohio Southern.

LIMA. o.. May s.-Presdent George W. Saul
to-day appointed receiver OF the Ohio Southern
Railway. In addition To the eight millions Of
bonds, the road has $500 ono OF floating debts and
Is in default OF taxes and interest.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
NEW YORK DENTAL PARL LORS.

NO More Dread Of the Dental Chair.
, 1ssth extracted by our late scientific method
Ns pam or bad results Applied 70 the gumA
Ansoiutty painless. No cocaine ohloroforna.
we. the undsIsignsd, have had teeth extracted
q ths New York Dental Parlors.. and
shserfuliy recommend their method being PAIN.
Less. absolutely painless;
GEO GAGNON. Waldorf Hotel
oEr oWEpMERE iSs Camberiand st.. Brootiyn
These are the only dental parlors In New Yors
that have the patented appliances and ingredients
last particle Of pain or danger Full sets OF teeth
~ %; Gold crowns or teeth without plates Z
o. no pay. Give us . call and YOU viii ana
that We DO 1ust ss ": advertise. Come and have
gov, teeth extraoted In ths morning and 20 home
eeasfullv with a diamond setting Hours daily
ta Sunday N to T. New York Dental
Par1Ors. "a West .A st, opposite Eden Mussa
The evening world., 1895-05-09

Eddie Sweeney versus Eddie Loeber forms nne
Of the attractions to he offered at the New Man
haitian Athletic Club next Wednesday night An
other feature will be bout between Mike lIar-
rls aud Joe Harmon
The evening world., 1895-05-09

The Atlantic Athletic Club bouts scheduled for
Maher is the card" and his meeting with
big. strong Bob Marshall Is looked forward to
with interest. The Irishman's friends are back
ing him as a "sute thing" The twelve round go
between Dan Creedon ana Joe Durfee and the
ten-round bout between Kelly and Haugh are
good preliminarieA
The evening world., 1895-05-09

The st Asaph people declare they are under tn.
wings OF The Turf Congress, and intimate that
tehv do not care whether the Jockey Club revokes
their license or not. At any rate, II punishment
70 to be administered. the Jockey Club wants 1t
be lasting. -
The evening world., 1895-05-09

Hill has two books in the ring. One goes un-
der the name of the Gentlemen's Driving Club.
The other has the name c. II. Hayes posted over
the slate. Both Of these books. 1t is asserted.
boosted up the price against Summertime in such
barefaced fashion that the attention Of the bet
tors was at drawn to the game.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

With the close Of to-day there are only FIVE
days before the Brooklyn Handicap will be run
The candidates will be sent right along from now
on and will receive their fnal ''preps'' on Mon
day. DR.. Rice is by far the most favored horse
at the track. and that he has his old time speed
Is demonstrated by a half In 04sta yesterday very
easily. Rubicon and Ed Kearney are also doing
very we'll.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-11-05

&onItitutiuns jfonuentionen / @po
Carolina BAT uebitemt &pinbens Sten1s
meret mib 12l mob 26 Stemner.
Sarge bar ueo @alg beiten1t at uo1tez
be $1,000 Bonbs til Semer os 8anoz
pert.
6arpeD ns &ensresmano Glearp ltal
bebatere Splulpprssmaalet Dulutb ben
Ste gtou.
@oo Banen bar labet andre Baner
uioe, at beriom life Pasia9erfrasten
meaem ct. Yaul os Nem Dort piebltts
felis er forbpiet uil ben fdtte B,lletterne
paa 2oen &lasie neb til $l6 fra ct.
Saul til Stem Dorf.
& ct Wtpbe af sernbane gmbebsmdno
bolot 5t. Souls ltal en- 8eolins Blan
uare pebtaset, us Srasten ital forbptes.
6lere st. Baul &ompasnier par repres
lenteret.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-11-05

9r. &obbusser: Seq bapbe uentet
at taa ie noset / &obbusseren ON The
Labor Exchange, iom Mr. Ole Sas
gen louebe, met formobentlis bar ban
ifte ldit Trials and Triumph of
Labor en6nu os inbtil pioere ifal ies
bolbe bam unoifpIot; tanife er ban paa
Murerarbeibe oslaa.
gbe 9abor Gr9anse Bran9 go. 81
Of Budlep Baib. bar nu aQerebe en-
Capital af 5000 os er bare p Maaneb
9ammel, inart ffal ri baue store os Ell.
Mplle ben ndre Sremtto. gtaar ri
beSpnbte baube ri life en- eneite Gent.
The Labor Exchange issues certi-
ficate of depasit for what it re-
ceives, laaiom Nrbeioe, Sarer os Benz
sc, % otsie certificate or checks
ctrfulerer iblanbt Solicit liselom Bant
9eoter os gense. Disie certificate
er beore emo Bense, oa insen uoitebes
a,ubtasen Der er fulb ualuta basenfor.
The L. E. Branch at Marisville
Wash. opperate Single Mill og
arbeiberne fdar 8etalins buer 2oroas /
Labor Exchange checks os be
9anbtenoe er lite alene ptllise til at tage
'oem ! 8ptte for garer, men be siuer
5 p@t. mere garer for gbeds enb for
@uto. Ssiennen1 s. s. niI Solicit lore
at bliue praetiife, oerfor flyer leg iii
&oobusserens2diere: bespnb os organic
ier operalt o9 hard times will be no
more.
Dette er en- national Organization neO
6opebfparter at Independence Mo.
Den fife &apport ies iaa uar at ., bar
aQereoe 70 Branches meb fra 4 til
5000 members. Safer, ifanbs og
tdt.t: naar ri faar 1000 Branches og
1000, 600 members pil ber pere mo-
senting pi lite Tan sipre? Organizer
ftrafs, itaa lite os pent at andre ifal
bespnoe. genuer. berser insen Eib at
fp,lbe. 81 Tan tibet sisre Reforn.
iaaIdnse pi DpDoIber the system Of
Legal Tender.
Sobn Rron Of slleraaotia, Minn. bar
rQsFses Ql 4 pssgrrt Ct cscssl.,.;;:. ::ss. giisr;
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-11-05

er Napnet pan en- Bos netop nbfomnet
paa vNormanbens" 6orlas / @ranb
Sorts. Sen inbebolber en- bel Del
Biaeoer fra furifjenise &anter af g1orz
se, os ST.. &asmus 8. anoerion bar
ifrepet gefit til 8illeoerne. Bosen
foiter $1.5O. gi er anmobet um at
anmelbe benne Bog, ug ui ifuloe og1aa
baue 2pft til at 1ise nlset, men maa
besperre tilitaa, at ri life oriiter os til
at optrdbe iom &unitfritifer. If mere
betienbte Steber fnber ri Biaeber at
Norbtap, Eorsbatten, Softeoalsbrae1
os @rinsen @uobranosbalen. 9e
fprfnepnte ltsner uel, og pt ian soot
fienbe 8labien af 8illebet. Rrinsen
berimob tan ri lite sienfienbe, og ba pi
er pel tienbt Der, maa pi tillabe os at
friliiere BiQebet af ben biitoriife Rlabs,
bpor Dberit &amiep os &aptein @tnz
clar falbt &en meo 8pnberne /
@ubbranbsbalen 1912. Seffen til
Billeberne er ,neset interes1ante %
Bosea er efter port sfisn pei pnrb iine
8ense.
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5eibera, Mint1. / Oft.

o.. .
6r. MebattOr! Robbusseren bar be
bebite Sfribenter, fom ies bar iet noz
get 8lab. Da ben af os til flaser Oper
baarlig paaifiennelie for TT Mrbeibe,
tro' ies, at ale iom leier 8labet, burbe
sipe fin Mentns tiltienbe ansaaenbe bet
Stanopuntt, 8labet tar. Oct uilbe
ftprte beres 9lrbeioe, naar be par fig Be-
pibit at baue en- fait os paalibelis @tprfe
bag fig, iom er uilis til at sipre liot,
ON npoist for at bolbe BET paa ret Riol.
81 n,aa lite laoe ct 1ltst Blab saa uns
Der. Oet er 1aabanne 8labe, iom ifal
bialpe Dor Gag, 5aloonen og ttlbels
preiterne er Yensemasten og Eprennis
ets bebite @t0tter. Seq antaser SRA
itesue sior meo 9tobbusseren, ipm be
siorbe meb Sfanotnaue1 bens .fprite
Eib. sOe tormante fine Taar, at De
ttfe maatte bape ben TT 5us, o9 at
ttfe Bprnene l1aatte taa ie ben. Set
par, forbt ben tos tnb Stptfer MOB
preiferne. r@m1sranten", Der fontroz :
lereoes af praiter, inbtos intet iaaoant.
vMorblpiet", bet fprite 8lab Bet norife
Spros Der 2anoet, maatte saa tnb at
Mansel poa l1nberitettelie. Oct par
reoiseret af ben fribebseIifenbe Ruub
2anselanb. Seq bleu Abonnent paa
@fanbinauen, peb at Marfus Cranes
Blab vDussIpiet" blep fipbt af ben.
Seq nil berueo, betienbtsipre, at fra
MI af er leg pillts til ,lben @obtaiprelie
at saa til bpilfetiombelit Gotpn Der ]
9torn1an @ountp for at orsuniiere aisa:
er. gi trdnser nu mere iammeni i1uttei
Organization. Meset funoe ubrettes,
naar fere utIbe saa tiludrts os organic
iere buert County. Den samle 6ar>
ner M1liance Orsanii iation uar lite be,,
bebite. Meolemmer al 9isden fan pore
enbuer Mano % Ruinbe ouer IA Mar.
g. g. Ollon:
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-11-05

Gn sammel bonoetone fomnter ltantz
penbe ,no til Ell fotosraf / ndrmelte By.
rSes tfuloe bore bos 5otesraffen, pm
leg f,1noe faa be to baruebarna mine fo=
tesraferet?"
So, beuares.
rSa, men bosien flags tlar lpues
fotesraffen, Dom belit ifulbe ba paa fig
ba?n
Eia! 9maabOrn tar lis sierne:
beOit ub bare linue6et
.n6p, at Dere, iom ifal pare en- tonliez
merit ntanb, inte ifammer Dere? S bas
re liuaeoe', bonn iom er 5iptten aar
ben enc, aa nitten ben anb-e
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-11-05
Our Circulation 1000.

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ten BY the postmaster at Fergus
Falls. '5s AZ Z ~ q
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GEREN, have mailed at this office
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SEA Tpler, Geras, fomu,er l1nberrets
ming om to SorbrpDelier. lom naiter
brinssr 8lobet til etitsrfne i en-. Gn
aeser peb 0apn 5enrp 9.lliero mp6te
EFT ul,e Some paa Beien, Mars. 2eonarb
geu og 10 Nar samu,el. 6en pol6tog
benbe % / @aieriet oDer ben5es Moos
ftanb itar ban 9alien oper Os rispsoe
Wfape,. ep. Da GOlf ianot 2iset %
iaa l1siernil,sen blep DC ion1 raieube.
De latte efter % fulste Me9erens spor
peb Sidlp af.eu Bloobuno. Sc faubt
BAN ], en- Bo,aulOs Snbbegnius. san
baube forlpgt at uaite 8Iooet Of iig,.
mel, bet bapoe ute lpffeoes. San fpre
tes tilba9e, Dpor l1sierninser par be-
sqaet. 1000 Mennelter iamlebes %
Sorbitrelien par iaa itor, at Nutorites
terne lite en8ang uopebe Jorieg paa at
.brinse BAN | SifterbtD. San tilftob5
5orbrpoelieu. Gosntds af geb os
SliIer brastes III Steo.t %. lasbes tils@
rette, % nbpret losbes paa gebbausen.
Den mprbeOe Rones Maub, Nlr. Bea,
taubte Slosn % Jlammerne onrinseOe
ben bsbsnos Reser. loel. itlttebes %
taRbtss paanpt, Dn,trsAt en- Vine pil,<
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-11-05

BET neb? Om en- 1nitar os en- 2utberas
r1er pil fnele neb os bebetil Sub iamz
men, buorfor ffal be life fan 2op til
5bet? Set forefommer os, at iomme
Brdfer inarere ineprer inb CUBS &ise
pna Sorben enb ubpiber bet forme>
belif Gretteipse. (Mormanoen.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-11-05

saa ben os siar 1isefaa. Seq inbeiluts
fer en- bue Bill iom s. 8. bruser for
change. 5aaber gfebaftpren ifuberer
8iueberne % laoe 2dierne bliue unberz
rettet ON buub Be ttener.
Ufartin Gran.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-11-05

81 bolber netop paa at Idle 8osen.
Torelpbis maa ri iise, at iaalanst nj
bar ldit, ct ben itorartet, slimrenbe.
So, Sasen interesierer os meset, %
naar ri faar lat os ndrmere ino ! BEN,
1fal ri tale llb. Heo.