Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
C0RBETT DESP0NDS.
he viii Proceed TO Get Beyond The
Clutches Of Texas Law.
,or SPRINGS SHERIFF WARNED.


AK ANTONIO. TEN. October H.
,...,.t. aaviccs were received hore from
,..rn THIS afternoon that the Travis
..,,y grand jury would retJrn an in
....ncnt against Corbctt ana Fitzsim-
...,-. Immediately upon receiving this
.,l.-uatioa Manager Brady decided TO
... ,.,,b.u out Of the state as soon as
,....tIc. so as 10 place him out OF the
...e ~ the Texas authorities. Brady lcit
Cd. IIot Springs tonight lie viii asccr-
.., ..r himself whether or not the fght
... l. pulled on there. and II he finds
...-..i can he will secure training quar-
,-. tar the champion, and the entire
..-,. VIII DE removed TO the new battle
.....,I within tho next few days.
r.,lftt was very despondent over the
....ok to-day. The unlookcd-ior oppo-
.ym ~ Governor Clarke makes ii very
...nt,ul whether the fight can be pulled
40 thc Hot Springs The champion
this evening. "Ftzsimmons is pre-
sing to cet out Of the State to cVade
.. ,o~slhiluy Of arrest. and l DO not
...-. =. remain here and be placed in the
......,. of the law while he goes free.
.,r sired of this persistent persecution
.. ..e part of Governor Culberson. ana
r.,. probable that | viii remove my tram
,-. quarters TO Hot Springs within the
,.,- ..w days This is "a splendid tram
,-..tlsce. aul / shall rcgrot To leave.
stove o Donnell, who Is matched 10
49,, Peter Mdher. is confined 10 MS hed
... sickness. The complaint Is rot
...uInE tomorrow.
SITUATION IN ARKANSAS.
HOT SPRINGS, ARK. october n.-Cr-
,.ttIudge A. NJ Duihe called the Sherl1
o. ...r, him to-day. ana informed MN thdt
IL 0.s the Sheriffs duty To take proper
measures to prevent the Corbctt-tlt ltz-
SIMMONS contest from taking place IN
,lrIsul county. and advised him Of -
....ers in the premises. When the Shern
asked when and Just how he should pro
...I 90 DO this the Judge failed TO IN
.truct him. saying be would consult win
... Prosecuting Attorney. and advise hilh
atrr.
Th.s talk Of Judge Duties seems 70
Law, had no perCeptihle erect on IN"
people interested. as no importance rs al
t4tued 10 10. There t. SO btU" ID IL, III
decd That the local correspondents. who
here did not deem il sufficiently lmpoi-
,ant 10 exploit it iu the metropolitan
mess. as II would have tendency TO
.r.ate uncertainty ana alarm among poo
lo who do not appreciate the local con-
htions.
There is no apprehension locally that
ANYTHING radical Will bc. done. ii Is az
rued that no arrests can he made h'i'ie
an offence against the law is committed,
mi the sheriff aud his deputies VIII
oe present 10 look after the law.
50 GOVERNMENT PERMIT.
XyASIIINGTON. f.. g.. October IL
n any attempt Is made 10 occupy any
.oycrnment lands for the Corbett-tltz-
.iuul,ns night secretary Smith VIII in
r-frilrt the government, authorities at
n4t SPRINGS 20 prevent the hgnt from
taking place. The Secretary said to-day
,.tt b., would rrant no permit for
r. neht. and II any l'sse" of govern
m,ui Inn! granted pcrmis sion To The
.1.raa,rs or the usht To hove IT tax"
fI.. IN his land his lease would b.
-. lft revoked.
rr, Indian Eureau Wa IN receipt OF
,.....,.rl to-laT from chief F'rfNinan ~
t.. c..,k Nation. asking permission -
... f...ne and other athletic sports IN
o.. N4r.u.
ra. nian Hmem officials were pu2-
...I .t.l. th, t-.,er1w D"iuE 10 the
...- events in ,hat country. and tcl"-
....f A4.rt Wisdom. at NJ. koeec.
p. ascertain the p1rr's, Oh. IT, H"
t.It th. request ot chief Perry
,.. e.- fr regard 10 the Corhett-Fitz-
I".I.. aaH fhet. under instIlc-
. ru the Interior Department. b"
tt., et,l. G, prevent the hehl on
t.- lands OBJ the htc oNlhze'