The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-02
LAW AND ORDER WINS.
cor. cysEhE rEorEs THAT TIE
LIN CIV 4 EAFOECED.
Corbctt and Fjtxsli,ncnS Would be Glad
to Get Out os the >tate-Nay
Fight Elsewhere.

accomplished fact. and whom II - addtd
that the pugilists themselves admit ihat
the gamo is up. IL may be conceded mat
the courts and the Governor have wcr.
IL IS altogether safe to say that boih
Corbett and his rival would be glad TO
be anywhere out of this state. under a
oromse never TO revisit IT,
Fitzssmmons. Corbctt. Brady and Ju-
Ian are tonight asleep In the same
hotel. guarded by a deputy sheriff Inc
judiciary has not only maintained ltS
hold upon the pugilisuc contingent bu'
has added fresh meshes TO me wen III
which they are entanglod. and Governor
,ra,kc looking more Ike Henry clay than
ever. sat in his Office. and IN smiling
way declared that he has only began
his campaign and that his strongest
cards are still In reserve.
UNEXPECTED PROCEDURE.
Tho chief events of the day were the
arrival OF Corbctt and his party from
Hot Springs. the pcace-warrant proceed
ing> In the Circuit ana Chancery Courts.
and last. and most important OF ALL the
issuance by Chancellor Martin on
swceping omnibus injunction. restraining
nretty nearly eerybody I'm Arkansas from
having any part in fight at Hot Springs
or elsewhere I'm the State Of Arkansas.
IL Is this legal document which mas ne
stroyed the last hope of the nsht pro,
,noiers and caused the principals ana
their hackers 10 throw up their hahN9
and admit themselves bested.
The pugilsts and their friends hau
discounted about every other posslpiil'S'
but the Injunction was the one thlhs
,bov had not thought OF. II was not
alone unexpected. but IL was stunning III
,,s force and when the news became
current. il was admitted on every s.'e
that Arkansas was no longer d'patn''
ground. and that II Corbett ana f"N-
simmons were to fight at all. II must
b.. on other territory than that SO Je''-
orslv guarded by Governor clarke
The recognition Of this fact also sci tie
ma,cbmakers at work afresh. ana I'''
,o~nioh, there is a prospect that tne
,,,euists can make their peace with IN.
.r,.,sa authorities on the conililon 81
Getting from the state. they may -
80, I, The ring before "A select COM
nanv FOR a side bet of $1,000 each'
rlrz. AND coR8tIT Mf'r.
co,hett and his party. consisting 81
Manager brady. Billy delaney, jim "V.
Vsv and John Donaldson, dlilNc9 -
M O'clock this morning from itol HpIin,eS9
~ ~ r,eisfcred at the capital hotei,
.rtsb also has FitZsimmons ana Jull"i
as guests but the disuhsulsn.u ~ nv
nails aid not meet unul dinncr tlihe. ..~,
rhe meeting was rather III 'hc Ia ~,
Stsapnointment to those VINO I'M
draa ,haf the men would ily at each
oTners throats ike Dull-doss' No' 49,,
ON Inc contrary. could nave beeh M ny,
emfcable not TO say irohcsoh'' ''""
cnrheft. who had entered the rlil'l7
room some time before fitz made me-
appearance, finished ms dinner, ~, 49, ,he
leaving the room passed cius' 10 W
tsti' ai which the Australian wa
seated There was glance oil ihu'" va.
recognition. Then CorDett s,vpP,. 80
a moment gazed beneNo 'ie I'm, movs-
,,.nt known as "Chasscz all, IaP.u
side step IN quick time. iaNlns 80,
cuted this feat. he stopped, snlitu - az" ~
and waited a kiss from the tips 81 ms
fingers to fitzsinm0ns, VINO sI'nttiNn
a,riahlv i'm return The champion thth
rut his hand TO the side OF MS Hio. ~
and. i'm "A stage whisper eldcu.d IN I'm 70 no
remembered. was agreed upon TWO WtVns S
ago as singnal for hosultles VIII
they should meet. ENluehuE, Ho"v',
II had lost its significance LOT .uS :,
merely caused him TO smile all tne NOR
amiably. ana after blowing another Ms
TO his rival. the champion passeu -Iu',,
the room without any blood haNhs D',n
SMILED This ended the forenoon en-
,srtainment. which had been somewhat
In the nature OF comedy.
~ CoUEr
Soon after dinner the court proceed
ings began. The case against rIN
simmons before Judge Martin came Oh
me defendants. with their counsel,
Colonel Murphy. of Littlc ROCK. hht
city Attorney OF Hot Springs, appeared
AT The bar, and as the Attorney-1Ihefal'
Hemingway. asked for q pos,Doncmeht'
I'm order TO secure witnesses from Hot
Springs. Colonel Murphy vigorously 90.
posed the motion. Tie declared 'h"'
was merely a subterfuse on the part 90
The State to prevent trial, ana ihslatei
that the hearing should 20 on
The Court however. could see no naid-
ships I'm postponing the hearing. anu a.
ter a little further sparring between lhe
ATTORNEYS the case went over nhll TO-
morrow morning Then everybody went
across the hall to Chancellor Martin
court room. Mn,ic the toIp'''-Di" any N"-N
was to DC heard 80,
When everything was ready the Attor-
nev-General renewed the request ne had
made before the other judge. re NtIle 'i
time he said. To bring witnesses from
Hot Springs. The usual objection from
the defence followed. and then tolonei
Murphy introduced the bond gwen ny
Coibett and Brady before HOT SnIliss
tusticc OF the peace as a bar 10 the pro
ceedings. There was foresenc wrahsi.'
Colonel Murphy pulling one way anu Az
torney- General Trustworthy the other.
FINALLY tho Court interviewed In a Httle
speech. which showed pretty plainly the
attitude of the Little Rock judiciary To-
ward prize-nghting. Chancellor Martih
lS a niue man Win tNiiF NiNF '''' :"
chin beard He wears a rufiied shirt ana
a low-cut vest. and might sit for a poT-
trait OF Opie Reads Kentucky Colonel
He spoke slowly. but with evident earn
eStncsS.
NO ORDINARY CAsE.
cit is idle TO pretend" he said, that
this case is an ordinary application for a
peace bond Ii Is matter OF common
notoriety all over the United states tnat
these men, together with certain UNI
worhy citizens OF Arkansas. have been
trying to bring off prize-hght Ia Car
land county. They have been warned re-
pcatedly TO desist The Supreme Court
las passed upon the unlawful nature OF
The enterprise. They have been cautioned
by the Governor and they have received
warnings from other officers or authority
In spite of all this. they have persisted IN
their attempts 10 break the laws Of this
state. | propose 10 investigate the mat
ter thoroughly. ! don't blame these prize
fighters 50 much as | do the recreant
citizens and the oflicsfS OF the state
who have aided and abctu'i them in their
unlawful enterprise. | shall give the At
torney- General ample time 20 produce VII.
ncsses In this matter. He shall have an
the time he requires. consistent Win the
rights OF these defendants to speedy
hearing. The case will be adjourned I'M
III o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
There was hum OF surprise IN Inc
courtroom when the Chancellor de'lN-
cred this stab at the Hot Springs officers.
INJUNCTION GEANrYr.
But this feeling was mild compared
with the sensation that was caused whcn
IL became known that Chancellor Ma'tln
had granted an Injunction restraining
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