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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06

San Francisco Dec. Bob Fitzsim-
mons had a bout today in Justice Groe-
SINGERS court with collector holding
a judgment against the Australian for
$780, in favor of Jimmy Carroll. Shar-
keys manager, Dan Lynch, was sum
moned as a witness, but when he APP
peared he was Immediately 0laced on
the stand in his own defense. an old
debtor having garnisheed the $4,000
purse Cor = claim against Lynch of
s., 400 Nothing was done in Fitzsin-
mons case, but Mr. Lynch was cross
examined until he had tied himself up
very neatly. He first declared that he
had no interest in the purse. Then he
stated that in obedience TO a request
by Sharkev he had placed the 0,000
check in the hands of Il gentleman from
Montana for safe keeping. The court
quickly adjourned 10 Sharkey's sick
chamber, where the sailors deposition
was taken. Sharkey declared under
oath that Lynch still held the check,
and that he (Sharkey) knew nobody
from Montana. Up to the hour of adj
journment. no trace of the much
wanted document could be found.
Sharkey is improving very rapidly
and will be on the street within three
days.
F'itzsimmons is engaged for exhibi-
tons tomorrow afternoon and evening,
and viii remain in the city until the
courts determine who is entitled to the
purse. Julian claims to be accumulat-
ing evidence of crooked work. and
promises 10 uncover a rascally job to
throw down the Australian and his
hackers. incidentally. il is runlored
that Fitzsimmons wagered a consid-
cradle sum that Sharkey would last
six rounds, and judging from the fight
he put up. this seems quite probable.
All experts agree that the sailor was
practically conner in the first round
and that Fitz had to be careful in
order to avoid knocking him out in the
fifth
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06
GoLDBUG DEMOCRATS.
They Count on Cleveland Going to
the. BANQUET.

Chicago, Dec. 5.-The local leaders of
the National Democratic party are
counting on the presence of President
Cleveland at the Jackson birthday ban
quet, which is to take place here on
January 8 \ formal letter of invita-
ton has been written by Chairman
Goodrich of the committee of arrange
ments. and the least that is expected
in return is a political letter 10 be
read at the banquet. EX-Mayor Hop
kins. who recently saw the president.
brought assurances that the presidents
acceptance was not an impoSSibility.
Others to be invited VINO will no doubt
be here are Senator Villas and General
BraSg of Wisconsin: John r. Irish of
California; Henry Watterson, J. NJ.
Cultivate of Ohio, Secretary of State
Olney. eN-Secretary OF the Treasury
Fairchild. New York, ard Josiah Pat
terson of Tennessee. John r. Fellows
IS expected 10 be one of the orators.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06

FINED A DOLLAR AND COSTS
Refused Everett W. Wilson His
Election Certificate.

Stanton's Attorneys VIII Now Take
the Case Into the Supreme Conrt
on Application For Writ of
Hahcas Corpus-Arthur Brown
Gives His Views en- the Election
The old Legislature Cannot Elect
a senator-Its Term Expires on
the First Day OS the Year-JudEe
king Holds the Ballot Cast Last
November Was "A secret One and
Believes the Court VIII so Hold
Particulars of the Contest Which
The Defeated Have Been Afraid to
Bring.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06
SAYS 1T IS LEGAL.
judge King Thinks There Is No
Doubt of the Election.

Il have not had time to examine the
law as l should ike to have examine
it,, said Judge. King, but I am salts
fled the election was a legal one. The
ballot was u secret ballot. The law
contemplates that man shall have
The right 10 cast a free and untram-
meled ballot, secure from observation,
and this was afforded. The law does
not contemplate that the ballot shall
be such as 10 afford no means of
identification in cases of contest and
am satisfied that the courts VIII hold
that the ballot was 4 secret one; one
meeting all the requirements Of the
constitution.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06
Stuart En- Route.

Dallas, Dec. 5.-Dan A. Stuart
viii arrive in st. Louis tomorrow morn
ing. He is still in feeble health and
may rest over Sunday in st. Louis.
He is en- route to New York to attempt
to secure Corbetts signature for a fin
ish fight with Fitzsimmons. He sent
articles of agreement to his secretary,
w K Wheelock. in New York, several
days ago. If at st. Louis he hears
that the agreement has been signed by
Corbett he will probably not go farther
eastward but will probably proceed
direct to San Francisco, to meet Julian
and FitZSimmOnS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06
UNION PACIFIC AFFAIRS.
Representative of London Security
Holders Now in Omaha

Omaha, Neb., Dec. 81. D. H. San
tilhano of London, representative of
Blake, Boissevain & Co, a large
holder of Union Pacific securities, was
in this city today on his way from st.
Paul to Kansas City, and held a long
conference with Peceivers Clark and
Mink of that system. He refused to
discuss the financial affairs of the COM
pany, saying the firms interests We're
in the hands of the reorganization COM
rnittee, and he had simply stopped
here to learn something of the physi-
cal condition of the property and its
prospects.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06
in RAILWAY CIRCLES.
SANTA FE RECEIvERsI1R CASE
TAKES = SURPRISING TURN.

Answer to Complaint Filed by the
Roads Attorneys Denying ail Al
legations of the Compinint-iie
Case Was Expected to Be Allowed
to Go by acknowledgements tiOn
Committee of the ID. IL o. Not Sat
isfied With Titles Report-Union
Pacific Matters-General Railroad
News.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06
Mr.. Reed Is Ready.

Washington, Dec. Speaker Reed
reached Washington this evening, ac-
companied by Mrs. Reed and his
daughter They have resumed their old
apartments at the Shoreham. The
speaker declined to see anyone this
evening and retired early.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06
Yirtuoux in Canndn.

Ottawa, Ont, Dec. 5.-The Dominion
government has prohibited the entry
into Canada of the Figaro ard certain
other French journals, the National
Council of Women, headed by Lady
Aberdeen, having exercised their influ-
ence to have all immoral literature
AMI pictures kept out of the country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06
HARvARD.s TIME RACE.
Captain Goodrich's Crew Were the
VictOrs.

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 5.-The time
race of the two Harvard varsity crews
today resulted in a victory for Captain
Goodrich's crew, the Oneida, which beat
Perkins crew, the First Trinity, by a
length and a quarter. The time was .
minutes and SO seconds, p seconds
slower than the best time ever pre-
viously made over the same course.
The Trinity crew was in much the
worse condition.
Both crews rowed in good form
throughout the race.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06
Lehigh Univcrsity Foothnn Tcnn..

Bethlehem, Pa, Dec. 5.-The Lehigh
university football team broke train
ing for the season today. They then
reelected F. II. Gunsolus of Upton, Ia,
class of '9S, captain of the team for
next season. He has played right
tackle on the eleven the past two
years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06
CHINOOK Winds
MELT THE SNOW
Heavy Rains Also Raise Wash
ingtOn Rivers.
BRIDGES SWEPT AWAY
Moe Damage Done Than by the
Other Flood.

Village of Auburn Flooded. Water
Standing a Foot Deep on the Main
streets-Green and White Rivers
Were Never Before So High and
Turbulent, and Are Sweeping All
Before Them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06
ON THE TRACKS.
Results Seen From Grand stand,

Results Seen From Grand Stands.
New Orleans. Dec. 5--Results: Six
furlongs-Jim Hogg won, Mrs. Brad
shaw second, Issie third. Time
1:20A.
Five furlongs-Venoedor won, Otto
H second, Elyria third Time-1 :061s.
One mile-Damocles won, Van Brunt
second. Maruuise third. Time :491z
Six furlongs-Miss Rowett Won Mo-
loch second, Trixie third. Time-1:20.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06
Germany Kicks at CIexe,and.

Berlin. Dec 5.-The. North German
Gazette prints the statement that the
German government disputes President
Cleveland's tonnage duties contention,
and has lodged a protest against the
ment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06
FITZSIMMONS
HAS ANOTHER BOUT
This Time, However, it is With
Bill Collector.
CARROLL WANTS HIS CASH
STILL INSISTS THAT
CROOKED WORK WAS DONE.

shari1ey VIII Be PresentabIe In a
Few Days-Five Thousand People
Witness the Wheel Races In New
INSTRUMENTATION to the Big Six
Days International Race, Which
Starts About Midnight Turf
Events In Various Parts of the
Earth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06
DYNAMITE DICK ALIVE.
1t Was "B,acI> Craig who Was
Killed Near blackwell. Okla.

Guthrie. Dec. 5.-Late- Identification
proves that the outlaw killed near
Blackwell yesterday morning was not
Dynamite" Dick. but instead was
BLACK Craig," one Of the most notori-
Gus highwavmen cf the west. having
robbed hundreds of travellers. held up
= dozen trains and killed as manv'
men. Ben Cravens. the other outlaw
wounded in the battle is dying
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06
WHAT HERBERT
WOULD HAVE
Three Battleships and Twelve
Torpedo Boats Needed.
THEY ARE VERY ESSENTIAL
INTER EsTING RESUME OF THE Up
BUILDING OF THE NAVY.

Progress That Has Been Made
Since Hts inauguration Under
Secretary ChandIer-Necessity of
Legislation by Congress Urged
The Vessels Now in Commission
Experiments With Liquid Fuel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06
PROFESSIONAL TANDEM RECORDS.
Six of Them Broken in Denver
Yesterday.

Six of Them Broken in Denver
Yesterday.
Denver, Dec. 5.-Sager and Swan
brough, on a tandem, unpaced, flying
start, broke the following professional
tandem records this morning at Den
Yer Wheel club park:
Three quarters of a mile-1:25 10, 20
of a second better than time of Evans
and Hatton, San Jose, Cal, last May.
Six miles-13:22 2-5.
Seven miles-15:26 As.
Eight miles-1S:51 3-5.
Nine miles-20:06. Sager and Swan
brough.
Ten miles-22:16 2-5.
Two weeks ago. this team broke the
worlds records for two, three and five
miles. and now hold all records up to
ten miles except the one and four miles
distances
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06
SUNDAYS SPECIAL FEATURES.

PAGE TEN.
Where Indians Rule.
PAGE ELEVEN.
Dramatic and Lyric.
PAGE TWELVE.
The Mutabie Many.
PAGE THIRTEEN.
In the Social Realm.
PAGE FOURTEEN.
From ViclssbuTE TO ADpOmatox.
PAGE FIFTEEN.
In WOninn's Realm.
PAGE SIXTEEN.
a Wild Night ut Wood River.
Christmas Shopping.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06

Seven furlongs-Devault- won. Mollie
3 second, Bridgeton third. Time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06
Archbishop Fabre Very Low.

Montreal, Dec. 5.-Archbishop Fabre
is very low and the last sacraments of
the church have been administered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06
The Coon In the Cordwood.

Some time ago The Herald stated
that one of the candidates for the ju-
dietary was probably behind this con-
test. The Herald at that time did not
The American guide., 1896-05-23
THE AMERICAN GUIDE.

Tho only political newspaper published at
che capital by colored men.
1t shall be devoted TO the growth and pros
perity Of Arkansas, Pulaski county and the
City OF Little Rock.
We shall strive to be placed IN the hands Of
1000 people, that We are in communication
with. through other business In Arkansas, Ala
tams, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi
North and South Carolina, Missouri Kentucky,
Tcnncsse and Texas
We want every politician, preacher, profess
sionaI man, teacher, laborer and gentleman, to
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We guarantee satisfaction to every merchant
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We solicit the aid and support Of every coll
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Our yearly subscription is 81 in advance,
All kinds OF job work done on short notice
and at seasonable rates Bills marriage cards,
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Rev. L. D. Belts turncd from
Pine Nun and Morrii1> sro,. Betts
says that crops are look g fine and the
churches are doing nice n.
Mrs. Katie Elgiu an Mrs cornela
Ellis were among the 1any pleasant
callers at the GUIDE oflic Both ladies
predict victory for the Conn in the
future
Mr.. Gregory IIobson .ft for his home
at Mcridin, Miss las, Monday, to visit
his parents and other relatives. Greg.
DRY is fine fellow and We hope his visit
will be most pleasant nnc.
Mrs Mary Powell came up from Kill
gore, Texas, and will spend the sum
mcr in the city with her daughter, Mrs
Ida Hudson.
Rev. l.. D. Betts leaves Monday for
Morrilton, Ark, where he will conduct
revival for threc weeks He will
preach his farewell srrmon Sunday
night Subject, "Death IN the Pot
Come out and hear him al the Eighth
Street Baptist church,
Misses Priscilla Woods, Ella Lee and
Victoria Maxwell were piensant callers
NJ the GUIDE office las, Monday, The
young ladies were working IN behalf OF
the Shiloh Baptist chutch. Miss Pris-
celia promised to do some missionary
work for the AMERICAN GSpr in the
near future. Call again, ladies,
Rev q, W, u, Gaines, the great Rap
tist evangelist of Arkan} Jas, has returned
home after an extended trip through
the northern and western states doing
evangelical work. We shall give In
short an interesting description of his
entire trip, The elderlis looking well
and says he had most excellent time
+. Back and family, well known TO
every citizen OF Little Rock, will leave
for his native home In Hungary on next
sunday lie goes TO ettend the cxhi-
bition at Buda-pest. He goes via. New
York and will return darby in Septem-
bcr, bringing with h'ln his fall stock,
We hope the trip will be one OF pleas
ure
The American guide., 1896-05-23
Subscribers moi receiving theirpapers
regularly should notify this office.

Subscribers moi receiving theirpapers
regularly should notify this office,
Remember the prices on shoes are the
lowest at iip East Markham street.
Don't fail to read the advertisement
OF NJ. II. Brown, the great shoe man
Writing paper, all kinds OF school
supplies, at Docrncr's, sos Main street
Al ID. can OF baking powder 5c.- and
9 III. can OF corn Sc, at llutchtson's.
Hutchison 4 Co., the cash groccrs,
on Fifth street, still lead in low prices
You can buy furniture, etc, on your
own terms at Loncrgnn's, 0ls Main ST.
Get Lonergan's prices on furniture,
lie will save you money 0ls Min ST.
Wcnys Southern Liver Pins" are
the best, they furnish the key to good
health.
For good, pure, reliable drugs, go To
wcny's drug store, Ninth and Spring
streets
The colored people get the most po'
lite treatment at Joe d. Backs. Read
their ad.
Wcny's Syrup OF Tar, Tolu aud Wild
Cherry" is all the go now for coughs
and colds,
Meals are always ready at Sam Mar.
kinsky's, liz West Fifth street City
Chop House.
You can buy shoes cheaper at NJ
II. browns than at any other shoe
store in town,
Joe y, Back & BRO. make everybody
welcome at their place Of business.
Call and see them.
he sure you go to NJ, II. Browns after
reading his ad and examine his great
assortment of shoes.
Ellcnbogcn keeps the very best shoes
on the market Call and sec him be-
fore going elsewhere.
The public should not fail to read DR..
j. NJ. Randolph's advertisement In this
issue OF the AMERICAN GUIDE.
When others fail, consult Dr. W. j,
Il. Bruce. Office, Ninth md Main
streets Telephone No 1917.
Your attention is directed to the ad-
vertiscmcnt OF the II. ]. George Groc.
Co., which appears elsewhere.
| Before going elsewhere, stop nj Joe
y. Back 4 Bros and examine their
stock. No trouble to show goods
You can buy anything in the furni'
,urc line cheap for cash or time pay
mcn,s at Loncrgan's. dis Main street
For good wholesome dinner, only
l2 cents, go to Sam Narlsinsky's, ila
West Fifth strcet-City Chop House,
At the II, j, George Grocery Co, is a
popular place to trade. Good goods,
low prices and courteous treatment
W A. Sparks, 10, East Markham
street, keeps on hand at all times a
good stock OF mistts, tailor made cloth
ing,
The American guide., 1896-05-23
SOCIETY EDGN1'S.


The Arkanss gapti College closed
very successful term Wednesday evvn-
ing. There waS one gfhduate from the
academic course. Theprogram was an
excellent one. This inbtitution is man
aged entirely bymemle FRS of our race,
and is educating the head, the hand
and the heart.
-
The corps Of teachers Of the A. D, c.
deserve praise for thei efficient work,
but right here pean bust be raised in
special praise Of Mis- d. Erma VIII
liams. Miss Williams las quietly, with
out ostentation. Demonstrated her abil-
ity as an educator andher worth in all
that is womanly, true nd good.
-.
Miss Lessie Richm,nd entertained
the Ideal Improvement Club, Friday
evening, May is.
Philander Smith '6uAcge commence
ment, Thursday last, was one of the
pest in the history OF the school. The
graduates were: Ruby Estella Fair
Williams, Hardy Danii Allen, Sarah
Ellen johnson, Satire Elphra Daven-
port, George Thomas saxton, Eugene
jesse Pinkett
-.
The class Of tcacherswho have been
studying under Prof. Horne showed
their appreciation Of his efforts in a
most graceful and substantial manner
by presenting him a hin5some combi-
nation bookcase and whiting desk. The
donors were; Miss fannie Holman,
Miss Julia Brown, Miss Virginia ARM
stead, Mrs. Maude Porter, Miss Hattie
Sanders, Miss Lessic Richmond, Miss
Mary Reedus, Mrs. Lottie Stephens,
Miss Cora Jordan, Miss Essie Rector
Miss Cornelia ArnsteAd, Miss Cora
Gillian, Miss Ida Anthony, Mrs. Mary
Keats, Mrs, Mary Smith, Miss Alice
Crumpton, Miss Laura Rstcliifc, Miss
Incz Green, Miss Cynthie. Gee, Mrs.
Francis Mitchell, Ms. Ann e Copeland.
=.
Mr.. and Mrs g. + jones left the city
Saturday for Saratoga Springs, N. y.
=.
The Mystic Coterie ffub has issued
invitations TO a reception compliment
tary to Miss Ruby Rstella Fair Will
liams Miss Williams u one Of the fair
young graduates Of Plilander Smith
College
-
Prof and Mrs. Il. +, Horne will en-
tertain the Owl Club, Friday evening,
May ~,
The musical concert bf public school
children, under the leadership OF Prof
Hall, at the Tabernacli, Fifteenth and
Chester, Saturday cycning, will be
largely attended. Thisis the first ycai
that music has been taught iu the city
schools. The result Gao be heard Sat
urday evening next.
=.
Mrs. Viola Thomas viii be, In few
days, the guest Of htr sister, Mrs
CLANCY, Fourteenth ant Ringo,
:. i
The Trilby Social hub was pleas
antly entertained at ,c residence o
Mrs. Katie House, NiLth and Ringo
Monday evening, May is The pro
gram was excellent n.id closed will
one Of Mrs David stSaes ci arminl
| solos
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

wcnys Hair romadc' is rapid
teller
AMERICAN GuinE only Is cents n
month
Polite treatment to oolored people at
tlutchlson's,
All daily papers, at pocrners, sos
Main street,
Call and sec Sol Johl, boys, lie will
.reat you right
Go and see those elegant pictures at
Ellcnbogens, girls
Take notice In our next issue OF NJ
Eohn 4 Co 5 prices.
We call attention TO f. Ellcnbogen's
I'd In this issue of the GUIDE,
The bcs, kind Of cigars and ehcroots
" Doerncrs, SOS Main street
n you want shoes, cali Mt the Capital
uorc, ilo East Markham street
We want atty ncwsboys on sniur'
lays TO sell the AMERICAN GuIpt,
Give NJ. Kohn a Co. call and they
eill talk shoes TO suit your price.
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commsnesh,vn,,

The program rendered at the com.
mcncemcnt exercises Of the Baptist
college on last Wednesday evening at
the First Baptist church was most ex-
ccllcnt one The only graduate, young
h. A. Williams, dcservrs special men
,lon In regard To his d elivery. As the
girls sometimes say, g was Just out
OF sight" Prof Book, the president
OF the college, has bne much hard
work 10 bring the schdol up to its pres
ent standing and witn . little encour-
agemcnt this good iphn would soon
have one Of tho beat, eollegcs In the
country.
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Rs.uNlon Of Es.S,ude,i IN.

We solicit the attendance OF all ex-
students Of the p,,blia schools Of the
city Of Little Rock to a general re.
union to promote spirit Of happiness,
love and unity. All 'crItudcnts are
invited to take part II This grand nnd
glorious cause. All participants will
send their names y the Office Of the
GUIDE by June l. ~
Yours for good can
T. WrLMASs.
Ji 1ExpERsoN.
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Free Transfer OF Passengers and Baggage
Tor Memphis and tho East.

From any part OF the city to Little
Rock and Memhis Railroad depot tor all
passengers for Memphis and points be.
yond. Rate to Memphis only So, and
to all points coirespondingly cheap.
For tickets, baggage checks, etc, come
10 or address George II. Lee, City Ticket
Agent, ITO East Markham street, Little
Rock, Ark '-'~s
The American guide., 1896-05-23

We cant our $500 subscribers to read
the advertisements in this paper, and
chen go TO the merchants that advertise
with us and get what you want and
must have. a. Il,
The American guide., 1896-05-23
rnE woMAN IN TIE CASE

THE WOMAN IN THE CASE
Men don't understand about Dry Goods
don't care about thcm-rcally have
very little use for them. 1t is she
who knows exactly what she wants,
and generally in this town just where
TO get II, Where is that? Well, in
spite Of our modcsty, we must say " Is
right at our store, and now We might
ns well be hung Tor lion as lamb, 80
here is lot Of the things She knows
She wants with prices as can be found
at
Joe d. Back & Bros,
No, ilg Main Street,
The American guide., 1896-05-23

Remember that c, c. Taylor's
Special Chartered Excursion
train runs 10 Memphis via L. II.
& NJ, r. r., May %, at IL o'clock
midnighD from Argenia Only
sa.0o FOR the round trip, For
particulars see hand bills.