The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28


See that the Law is Enforced--Dan
Stuart is Not Disturbed--Says the Fight
Will Take Place.
| Austin, Tex, July Ex-Governor Gull
/ berson this afternoon issued the follow
! ing proclamation in regard to the Cor
! bett-Fitzsinmons fight:
Whereas, Fighting with or without
| gloves is expressly prohibited by the
! law Of this state, and any person who
| acts as second, stakeholder, counsellor
| or adviser, or who shall render aid Of
| any such character in any such fight
! is principal in such offense; and
Whereas, 1t is the duty Of the police
/ officers TO prevent infractions of said
/ law as well as to cause offenders to be
| apprehened and punished, for which
ample provision is made: and
Whereas, Such fragrant defiance will
/ bring disrepute upon, and foster a
! spirit Of disObedience of, all laws; and
! Whereas, The effect of such encoun-
/ ter, besides showing contemptuous dis
( regard for our law. will tend 10 make
/ Texas the seat of offenses prohibited by
most OF all of the states Of the union;
and
Whereas, Any supposed temporary
pecuniary benefit resulting therefrom
/ will be dearly acquired at the expense
| of the will Of the people; and
Whereas, Texas, with her hospitable
and intelligent population and limitless
resources, needs not the incentive of
violations of law to induce immigra ton
or investment; and
Whereas, The constitution of the state
enjOinS that the executive shall cause
the laws to be faithfully executed.
Now, I, c. A. Culberson, governor of
the state of Texas, by virtue Of the au-
thority vested in me by the constitution
and laws thereof, do hereby urge the
various officers charged with such duties
both TO prevent the commission of such
offenseS and cause offenders to be pun
ished; and all persons contempla ting
future infractions of said law are warn
ed TO desist therefrom and are put upon
notice that 10 the extent of the eXecu-
tive authority shall take care that the
law is faithfully executed to the end
that such offenses may be prevented
and offenders punished.
In witness wereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the
state to be affixed in Austin, this 9th
day of July, A d. 1895.
(Signed) c. A. CULBERSON.
Governor of Texas.
BY the governor,
i
Secretary of State.
Dallas. Tex, July PA copy Of the
governors proclamation was shown
President Dan a. Stuart of the Florida
Athletic club tonight. He scanned it's
contents, smiled and said: at is no
more than / expected and / do not care
to discuss its 'whereases.' The glove
contest will take place October 81 as
originally announced and according to
agreement
The attorney for the Florida Athletic
club holds that after September /. 1895,
there will be a law on the statute books
of Texas prohibiting contests.
Longwood Tennis Tournament.
Brookline, Mass, July 27.-W. A
Larned won the match at tennis in
Longwood court this afternoon, al
though Hovey was the challenger for
the 1894 cup. 1t was a hard won vic
tory. The rain interfered somewhat
with the playing at the end. One thous-
and spectators had great interest in the
match. The score was: OF; Ga; 4-6; Ga.
Has to Lead His Wheel.
Kansas City. July 27.-William Trend
ley, the st. Louis bicycle rider who is
riding from that city to Denver on a
wager, arrived in Kansas City last
night and left for Denver early this
morning. He reported the roads be-
tween here and St. Louis IS being some
thing awful, he having to walk sixty
five miles on Monday and Thursday
because riding OF any sort was an i'm
possibility. In spite Of this he made 100
miles day. He left st. Louis early
Monday morning and is under wager to
reach Denver in ten days.
Mr. Trendley carries letters from
Governors Stone and Altgeld to the
governor OF Colorado and from the ST
Louis Post-Dispatch to the Rocky
Mountain News.
He is expected TO reach Junction City
tonight and Denver Friday.
National Circuit Bicycle Races.
Columbus. O., July 27.-About 1900 peo-
pie saw the bicycle races of the national |
circuit at the Columbus race track today. !
a strong wind was blowing and il rained |
making the track slow and times in all !
events very ordinary. The winners were |
as follows:
Fred Mundhenk, second; 2. ". Klinger. |
third. Time. 2:25.
Nile and an eighth, handicap, class r: !
Tom Eddy. 100 yards. frs: r II kiser. !
- yards. second; Monte Scott, 50 yards,
Mile, class A: Fred Mundhenk. first;
w. ]. Klinger, second; E. c. Kimmel, !
Nile. class r: Arthur Gardiner, first: |
T. c. Bald. second; +. J. Titus. ;hird. |
Time, 2:2S As.
Mile and an eighth. handicap. class A:
T.. d. Afckeen. 50 yards. first; ". J. King
err. scratch. second; Fred Mundhenk, 20
yards. third. Time. 2:l5 2-I.
Three mile state championship: r. c.
Schrien, first; w. J. klinger. second; Z.
/ Stieburger. third. Time. S:5s Is
Two mile open. class E: c. VI. Murphy
won: L. 9 Johnson, second; Monte Scott;
third. Time. 5:44 -
Two miles and 4 quarter handicap. class
\: =. y. AFcKeen. - yards. won: Forest
Rigelow. 50 yards. second; Robert Lind ,
muller, 90 yards, third. Time. $50 20.
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