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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-03
MAY FIGHT IN CANADA.
Northern SportSmen Renetc Their Offers
to Corbett and Fitss innmons.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC, Oct. 2. - The
Canadian Athletic Club to-day sent for
NAL offer to the managers of Corbett and
Fitzsimmons to have the big fight take
place in the Dominion. As yet no reply
has been received.
When the match was first made this
club, which is composed of some of the
best-known business men in Canada, made
a strong bid for it, but its offer was not
sufficiently large and it was feared that
some trouble would be caused by the
authorities, so it was refused. Since that
time agents of the club have been on the
track OF the two managers necessarily
with extra inducements, but their efforts
have been unavailing. There is now a
probability, however, if any serious diff
Guilty is experienced by the Florida Athletic
Club, that the fight may after all be
brought off across the Canadian line.
It is known that Fitzsimmons has always
favored a meeting on Canadian soil, as he
thought that he would receive a better
showing than in the South Brady on
several occasions has expressed similarly
favorable opinion. The champion himself,
however, will listen to nothing else than
the South, but a person who is intimate
with all the proceedings going on in both
camps states that Corbett OF late has ex-
pressed his willingness to fight in Canada
In fact, he is very anxious to get at the
genial Bob, and has announced his inten-
ton of fighting at any time, at any place
and for any sum.
The members of the clubs have promi sed
to subscribe purse fully as large as that
OF the Florida club, and also larger per-
centage of the gate receipts. This latter fact
has struck both managers favorably. If
the fight were to take place in Canada it
would be far more largely attended than if
in the South, owing 10 the ease and small
expense which would be entailed in getting
here, and the attendance would be largely
increased and the receipts accordingly.
Even the willy Brady himself is not fully
convinced that everything can be pulled
off as smoothly as the officials of the
Florida Athletic Club, and he would rather
have the change in the meeting place
made now than when it is too late. If a
favorable answer is received from the man
ayers the club will start to work at once to
raise the necessary capital.
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stitutional subdivision 16 of section 100 OF
the county, government act, Statutes OF
1891.
Turner's suit was to recover mileage and
witness fees for himself and others in
criminal action. The action referred to
was not based on section 1929 of the Penal
Code, which is general and applies to the
whole State, and it was based on the
county government act, which provides
that in counties of the twenty-eighth class
alone:
Every peIson subpenaed as witness in q
criminal case before the Superior Court shall,
subject to the discretion of the Judge thereof,
be entitled to the same per diem and mileage
as jurors in like cases; provided, that such per
diem to witnesses only be allowed for actual
days attendance.
Says the court in the decision by Justice
Mcfarland:
This provision is clearly unconstitutional
and void. 1t does not apply to counties OF any
other class Other counties are subject, in the
matter of juries in criminal cases, either to
section 1929, Penal Code, above noticed, or 10
provisions very similar to those OF that section.
The county government act is essentially
general law" and the provision in question
does not have uniform operation" as re-
quired by section IL of article l of the State
constitution. The difficulty is not removed by
the fact that the counties are classified and
that the provision applies to all counties OF
certain class.
The provision in question in the case at bar
is local and special, because II is not in force in
all parts of the State and does not affect equally
all the people or all the individuals OF class,
and it is therefore invalid in a system of
county governments which must be uniform
throughout the State" 1t is not even uniform
to the particular individuals whom it seeks
10 reach, because the allowance TO be made
depends upon the absolute will of the Judge.
The judgment is reversed, with direc-
tions to the Superior Court to sustain the
demurrer to Turner'S complaint.
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"So WORSE THAN FoorBAzL.v
Manager Brady Says the Teeas Le1is-
Ldtare Orerdtd The Thinn

tGtWre Ouerdtd the Thing.
ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 2.-Champion Jim
Corbett and party reached Atlanta this
evening When informed that both houses
of the Texas Legislature had passed an
anti-prize-fighting bill he said:
al am supposed to be pretty fast myself,
but that beats me. Well, all l can say is
that we are under contract and propose to
live up to our part of the contract. We are
going TO Texas under the terms of our con-
tract and l am going there to fight. ex-
pect to live up to my part of the agree
ment. am anxious TO fight, and will go
anywhere to pull it off, providing the purse
Is all right.
ut seems very funny that the Legisla-
ture of Texas and the Governor should go
80 far out of their way to make special
fight on sparring contest, of which, the
chances are, the majority of the Legisla-
tors know nothing" said Manager Brady
$50 far as there being any brutality in
such contests between skilled pugilists
who are IN good physical condition, why,
that is absurd.
"The State OF Texas is put to heavy ex.
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SAN 4NDRE4S R4CEs.
Leading Citizens Raise a Purse aud En-
ioy Good Snort.


SAN ANDREAS, CAL, Oct. 2.-The
third race meeting of the Thirty ninth
District Agricultural Association embrace
ing the County of Calaveras began to-day.
The Legislature having made no appro-
priation for district meetings the leading
citizens dubbed together and raised a
purse of $500 for a three days meet
There were only two events to-day, both
running. The first race was a quarter of a
mile and repeat for purse Of $75. The
entries We're: Buckhorn, Cyclone, Stormy
and Cloud. Buckhorn won in two straight
heats. Time, rs.
In the second race, purse 500, the en-
tries We're: Kittie A, Barkaldine and
Potralb. Kittie A won. Time, 1:23, 1:21.
The judges were: John Vickrey, J. H.
Shine and J. B. Luddy; timer, ]. A.
Ayala; starter, Andrew McGintry.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-03
CYCLERS At LOUISVILLE,
Bald Wins the Ttco-T Thirds Mile for Class
u Racers,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 2.-This AFTER
noon at the Fountain Ferry track occurred
one of the best meetings of the National
circuit.
Two-thirds of q mile, class B, open, E. c. Bald
won. Time, 30 35.
Two-mile handicap, class A, W. T. Hause,
Greensburg, Ind, 40 yards, won. Time,
4:3S Is.
Two-mile handicap, class B. E. R. Anderson,
St. Louis, 125 yards, won; G.; B. Wells, San
Francisco, $50 yards, second. Time, 40
One mile, class A, open, ], C. Mitchell, Louis
vile, won. Time, 2:12 2-5.
One mile, open, class B, Tom Cooper won, E.
C. Bald second. Time, 2:13 Is.
Quarter OF mile, class A. open, Owen s.
Kimble won. Time, "a
Quarter of mile, class B, open, Tom Cooper
won. Time, 81.
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coursiea Winners at aberdeen.

ABERDEEN, s. OAK, Oct. 1.-The re-
suit OF the first run down for the Aberdeen
Derby puppy stakes was as follows: Merry
Maid beat Glen Rosa, Gyp Maid beat Vii.
lage Girl, Banker beat Van Hole, Van
Gloie beat Mrller's Maid, Van Raale beat
Hot Stuff, San Joaquin beat Van Brulie,
Mormon Boy beat Colonel c. Rochester
beat Lady Aberdeen, Ravolt beat Marcel
lar, Venture beat Wayfarer, VoIusia beat
Van Yeese, Minneapolis beat Master, Dan
mis- Oaks beat Van Bree: The sportsmen
expect to finish both stakes Friday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-03
Keep Your weather Eve Omen.

Fraud loves shining mark. Occasionally spu-
rious limitations spring up of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, the great American family remedy for
chilis and fever dyspepsia constipation, bilious
ness, nervousness, neuralgia, rheumatism and kid
ney disorder. These limitations are usually fiery
local bitters full of high wines Look out for the
firm signature the genuine label and vignette of
st. George and the Dragon.
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Reception to DIR. Goodwin.

Methodism enjoyed itself in its character
istic hearty fashion at the California-street
Church last Tuesday evening.
TIE occasion was the welcoming back of DR..
Goodwin, the old pastor of the church, and
according to the church view the new pastor
since the last conference.
Rev. w. A. Gardner OF the Christian Church,
Captain Macomb Der of Angel Hland, DR.. w. W.
Case OF Howard-street Church and Superin-
tendent McKelyey of the Croker Home made
addresses, TO which DR.. Goodwin responded.
Miss Esther Macomber gave two readings, and
there were several vocal and instrumental
solos
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-03

pense for special act against sparring
contests which do not do nearly so much
harm and in which there is not nearly so
much danger as in football, base
ball and other contests in which
men are killed. Certainly the Texas
legislators are making mountain out OF a
molehill in this case, but it is their bust
ness, and we will go on, of course, and
govern ourselves by the facts as they pre-
sent themselves TO US there"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-03
Fair Races at Carson.

CARSON, New, Oct 2.-There was a
large crowd at the Agricultural District
No. Fair in this city to-day, and a great
deal Of money changed hands. Leda S
won the unfinished trot of yesterday.
Grover c won fve-eighths dash in 1:04lS.
Silver State won the mile dash in l AS.
Todhunter won fve-eighths dash in
:0314. There are two unfinished trotting
races to be finished tomorrow
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-03
EN- ROUTE TO THE COAST.
lfiItcaMkees and 4H Stars Play a Game at
Des M0iHes.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Oct. 2-The Mil
waukee team from the Western League,
and All Stars, the picked team from the
Western Association, played here to-day.
They are en- route to the coast, where they
will play all winter. Both teams played
good ball and the game was full of
snap and good work. They play again to-
morrow. Score: Milwaukee /, Console
dated 4
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RACES AT SALINAS.
Bruno LosCered the Tracks Record IN,
ZIG IA.

SALINAS, CAL. Oct. 2-To-day's races
were the best of the week so far and the at
tendance of the horse-loving public is in
creasing daily. The large purses which
the association hung out this week has had
its good result of bringing much faster
horses than have ever before participated
here.
The first thing on the programme was
2:20 pacing race in which the following
five horses were entered: Ella w, San
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-03
SEVERAL PLACES IN VIEW.

The Fight WiN Take Place on the Date
AdrertiSed,
DALLAS, TEX, Oct ID. A. Stuart,
president OF the Florida Athletic Club was
seen after the passage of the bill and said:
II have been arranging for this emer-
gency for some days and have three places
in view, each within convenient distance
to Dallas. l will decide on the play within
the next twenty-four hours. The fight
will be pulled off on the date advertised.
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Insnector Aitken nt Loa Annere.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Oct. 2.-supervis-
ing Inspector Aitken of the United States
Treasury Department. Washington, D. c.,
is in town on official business. He leaves
tomorrow for San Diego, and will visit
San Francisco and points north before his
return.
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Hon bu Yale.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct. 2.-The foot
ball season was opened at Yale this after
noon by close game between Yale and
Brown. Yale Wont to O.
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Following are to-day's entries:

First race, eleven-sixteenths of mile, SELL
ing-Mendocino SO. Bravura 80, Navy Blue 90,
Swiftsure IS, Bob Tucker 93, Umma 102.
Second race, five-eighths of mile, selling
Clacquer 101. Three Forks 1U1 Fly i01, Con
dola 104, Nervosa SO, Kathleen lot, Major
Cook 49, Venus 102.
Third race, fve-eighths of mile, two-year-
olds-Phylhs 10Y, Cardwell Ito, Clara johnson
lot, Benham no. scimitar ITO, Suffrage 10Y.
Claud Hill 107, Sam Letke 10.
Fourth race, one mile, selling-Deteetive 90,
Duchess of Milpitas "a, Monita 100, Rogation
80, Yreka 90, Silver g.
Fifth race, one mile, selling-Imp. Ivy lot.
Nellie G l01. Lady Jane %, Tobey SO, Warrago
101, Sir Walter ITO, Vernon 81
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-03
ASHORE IN Triangle NARRoWs.
The Alaska Steamer ChiIkat Runs
aground on It's Do,cts Trip.

l1yFUUTU OOtUJE ITfp.
PORT TOWNSEND, WASH, Oct. q
The steamer Topeka arrived from Alaskan
ports this evening and reports the steamer
Chilkat ashore in the Wrangle Narrows.
The Chilkat was on its way to the sound
from Yes Bay with cargo of salmon.
The cargo is being lightered and it is
expected the Chilkat will float without
further trouble.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-03
THE BAY DISTRICT RACES,
Crafty Demonstrated Himself
to Be a Cracking Good
Youngster.
THE TALENT IN HARD LUCK.
The Bookmakers Put Curves Over
the Plate Too Difficult for
Them to Solve.

In his preliminary gallop Claudius appeared
to be stiff and sore, propping himself as he
moved. The race showed that running was
not TO his liking yesterday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-03
SIsKIYOU WITNESS FEES,

A Portion of the County Government
Act Declared Invalid.
The Supreme Court yesterday rendered
a decision in the case of w. w. Turner
against Siskiyou County, declaring uncon.
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Luisito, Golden West, Lynette and Sena-
tor. Golden West took the first heat in
2:16. In the second heat Golden West got
bad send-off, being five lengths behind,
but before the first quarter was finished
had gained his lost ground, showing that
the other horses were outclassed, Golden
West taking second heat in a walk in
2:l1Z. The third heat was also won by
Golden West in 2:17. In this race he low
cred his record thTee-QuarterS OF a second.
The second race was the race OF the day
LAY class trot-in which Bruno lowered
the track record to 2:16A. In the first
heat it looked as though Bruno had it his
own way, winning it easy in 2:19A, though
Bruno had been a selling favorite all along.
This only stimulated him in the same di-
rectlon so much that they could get no
takers for the field. But the second heat
changed the order of things when Nellie
w kept company with Bruno all around
the track and finished length in front of
him, Bay Rum being six lengths behind.
Nellie w was sold as favorite.
Bruno and Nellie w in the third heat
did the same good work, keeping side by
side until they came in the stretch, where
Nellie W broke very badly, throwing her
to last place, Bruno taking the heat in
2:16H, thus breaking his and the track
record. In the fourth heat Bay Rum ran
in front of Nellie W on her first quarter
and then broke himself, putting Nellie W
in pocket and allowing Bruno to open
such gap that when Nellie w went to
close it she was driven off her feet, and being
such bad breaker she had to finish last
again, although she showed more speed
than her competitors. Bruno took the
heat and race. Time, 2:18A.
In the third race, 2:40 trot, Anita was
an easy winner in three straight heats, her
best time 2:24
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OU. year ODDS and up. purse $500. Time,
1:4l12
Ind. Horse weight, Jockey st. IA St. Fin.
40 Rosebud, 105 CIV Flynn Il II IL 12
90 McLight, III (Macklinl ....3 rs % 20
40 Claudius 115 (Donahue) q 8
Good start. Won easily. Winner, CHI. f., by
Tyrant- Rosemary.
Betting: Rosebud 5. McLisht to s. claudius
IA to 8.
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Donahue seems to suffer from the same COM
plant that Combs was afflicted with-getting
into pockets. More judiciously ridden the
Duchess of Towers would have been much
closer at tho wire
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NJ SECOND RACE-Five and half furlongs
4 two-year-ods; purse $500 Time. :O6sI.

Ind. Horse, weight, jockey. st. "a Str. Fin.
s Crafty, rs It. Iloydl... N In Is
(83)Long Lady, lis (Donahue)...3 8 3 2I
SO Grady, 11S (Hinrlchs)...... 3 2s 90
Good start. Won easily. Winner, CHI. g., by Far
andole-Satisfaction.
Grady 4.
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40 THIRD RACE-About six furlongs: selling;
10. three-year-olds and upward; purse $500.
Time, 1:l2s4.
Ind. Horse. weight, Jockey. St. 1s Str. Fin.
2S Rose Clark 80 (Hinrichs)..6 II IL II
SO Captain Rees 105 (Macklin)7 IS 21h
2s Gold Bug. lo4 tD5nahpel.;5 50 21a 81
SO Mamie Scott, SO (Chevalier)2 AZ 31a ~
40 Olivia, 80 [E. Jones).. ......3 512 $40
40 Candor, JOB CIV. Flynn)....4 Oh Al 62
1887 Amigo, IS (Davis). ........1
Good start. Won driving. Winner, CHI M, by
Prince OF Norfolk-Etta w.
Betting: Rose Clark 4, Captain Reese to 10,
Gold Bug H. Mamie Scott Is, Candor 6, Olivia Is,
Amigo 500
40 FOURTH RACE-Five and half furlongs;
to. handicap: three-year-olds and up; purse
$500. Time, 1:o71z.
Is Red Bird, So lReidy5. - Sis 25a Ia a
(29)Manstay, los (E. Jonesl.,2 In IL 2h
% Duchess of Towers, 104
,oo, {Donahaassl l,,s:..,;.., a., 81 sra
Good start. Won driving. Winner, oh. g.. by
Red Iron-Fannie johnson.
Betting: Red Bird 10, Mainstay 8 to 10, Duchess
Of Towers 21a, Morven 5.
IN FIFTH RACE-One mile; handicap; three.
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IN FIFTH RACE-One mile; handicap; three
OO. year olds and up. purse 1850. Time,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-25
Uncle Sam Wanted There.

NEW YORK, June pa special
to the World from Colen, Colon bia,
says.
"Gov. Velez, Of Cartagena, and
United States Minister Mckinney
have had a tilt. Mr.. Mckinney,
while on the way here from Bogo-
to, found two Americans, an engi-
neer and a conductor on the Car
tagena railway, incarcerated at Car
tagena for running over and caus-
ing the death of native woman.
Mr.. Mckinney asked for their re-
lease. Upon his request being re-
fused, he threatened to invoke the
aid of his government and pressed
his demand as the American min
lister to Colombia. Gov. Velez said
Mr.. Mckinney was at the moment
only q private gentleman, without
"Stocus standi," because on quit
ting Bogota, his duties as minister
fell upon the "Stocum teniu." The
government thereupon ordered the
prisoners into closer confinement"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-25
Marti's Wife in New York.

NEW YORK, June 25.-Carmel
Layas Basen de Marti, the widow
of Jose Marti, the Cuban revolu-
tionary leader, has arrived in New
York on the steamer City of Wash
ington. She was accompanied by
her son Jose, sixteen years old.
Only six or seven Of her American
friends knew of her arrival. Mrs.
Marti applied for passport for
herself and SON to leave Cuba. This
was granted and she left the island.
AS soon as she arrived here she
went to the home OF Enrique Tru-
jillo, publisher Of Ell Porveniru,
where she will stay for some time.
She was too exhausted by the voy-
age to see any one today, but she
sent out word that her message to
the Cubans in New York was one
Of good cheer. Mrs. Marti has not
made any plans for the future.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-25
Lively Democratic Convention.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 25.-The
State Democratic convention meets
here today. The currency fight
will be spirited 10 the convention,
and unless a peace gathering is
called there may be split, Black
burn Is leading the silver host,
while Secretary Carlisle, through
his friends, is heading Sound
money" side. The Senator has
staked his political future, they
say, on this fight, while Secretary
Carlisle, II he wins, will have an
easy thing OF the United States
senatorship. Twelve counties seem
to favor free silver plank, favor
sound money, one is divided, and
the majority took no position at all.
General H. w. Hardin seems to
have the call for the nomination
for governor over G. M. Clay, Jr.,
but both are confident. General
Hardin has very pronounced lean
ings for free silver, but it is now
thought he will not be so agrees
sive, fearing damaging result from
the Republicans.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-25
TO STOP FILIBUSTERING
SPAIN Is HAPPY REGARDING CLEVE-
LANDS POLICY OF AID.
The Administration Has Determined
To Stop American Money, Men
And War Material From Co.
ing Into Cuba To Aid
The Insurgents.

NEW YORK, June ga special
to local paper from Washington,
d. c., says: Senior Dupuy de LONE,
the Spanish minister, was greatly
pleased when he learned that or
ders had been issued for another
vessel to sail at once for Cuban
waters for the purpose Of actively
engaging in preventing filibuster-
ing parties from leaving American
waters and apprehending them IL
they were successful in such at
tempts. The Raleigh which was
sent south two weeks ago, has left
Key West and put to sea. She has
been going about from one port to
another and her movements were
easily traced by those interested in
avoiding her. By going to sea she
will be able to keep her move
ments and her whereabouts secret
and be more apt to be successful
in her present undertaking. The
administration, however, believes
that the Raleigh will not be able
to cope alone with the increased &C.
tivity recently displayed by those
who sympathiZe with the insur.
gents, and orders have been issued
to the Atlanta to proceed to Cuban
waters. This cruiser will go at
once to Hayti, which will be her
osteEsible destination. Her main
object, however, is to keep look
out for filibusters and overhaul
suspicious crafts from the United
States that enter the waters about
the end of Cuba. She will be able
to sail for three weeks without
new supply OF coal, but at the end
of that time her bunkers will have
to be refilled. When that time
comes, the Atlanta has orders to
proceed to Santiago de Cuba
for coaling. This seems to be
very innocent order, but the APP
pearance of the cruiser at this port,
the hot bed of the Instruction is
believed to be for the purpose Of
letting fllibusterers know that this
country has decided to put out a
strong hand to prevent assistance
from its citizens in the way Of
money or munitions of war. Dur
ing the time the Atlanta is at sea
her movements will be kept secret
by the department and such crafts
as may be bound for the islands on
errands in violation of the neutral
ity laws will be likely to run afoul
of her somewhere In their course.
This may be looked upon as an
evidence OF zeal on the part Of the
navy department., but it Is the
policy that has been agreed upon.