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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28
cusNs IRON RULER.
what weylsr Told German Author
aud Correspondent.

what weylsr Told = German Author
aud Correspondent.
NEW, York. Feb "a. General wey-
Ter, in an interview with Herr Bottoher,
German author and correspondent,
declared that he expects 10 put down
the Cuban revolution In n year and a
half. Not long ago no told the Cubans
he thought they could begin grinding
sugar by the middle Of next month.
Herr Bottcher arrived In New York
on the steamer Columbia from a trip TO
the West Indies. lie was accompanied
by his wife, who acts as his secretary.
They live in Berlin. Said Herr Boti.
cher:
Il interviewed General Weylor last
Saturday. Before was ushered In an
adjutant sounded me as 10 my position
on the war. The adjutant's card reads
Emanuel 8. Argudiny Dombillo, Au'
judante do Campo del EXcuro, Sr. Capt.
tain Oral, Cuba, 1881 Whom I ex
planned that had read his proclama
ton he said: Then you know that
adopt iron, and II necessary bloody
measures 10 give thi, country poac,y ~
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THE ROBBERS HANGED
Both Swung to the Same
Telephone Pole.
A GREAT MOB DID THE WORK.

The wichita Pals Jail Doors Were
BATTERED Down aud thr Prisoners
Taken Out and Lynehsd Murder
ing Cashisr Dorsey -OaiceF. Dared 20
Interfere FOR Their own Good.
wIcmTA FAILS, Tex, Frb 21-Fos.
ter Crawford and 1.-THE Kid, the slay.
ers Of Cashier Frank Dorsey Of tho City
National bank. who was killed while
the two men robbed the bank on Tues
day afternoon last, were taken from
Jail here last night between and 10
o'clock and swung to tho SAM tele.
phonepole in front OF the bank whore
the killing occurred.
Tho mob was composed Of between
900 and 1900 men and were as deter
mined set as ever came together.
They proceeded 10 the Jail, battered
down the door aud took the men with.
out any trouble.
Although the Jail was well guarded,
there was no use for the officers h
make any resistance. except by per.
suAsion. against such determined sci
Of men, and 70 make matters short, II
was dangerous to resist by any display
Of arms.
At S;45 o'clock the firebell tapped
twice and two pistol shots were fred
Il was like a match in a powder key,
Squads Of men broke for the jail, com
ing from all directions. IL seemed that
they came from ont Of the earth.
1.-THE Kid" was hanged first and ther
followed Crawford. Crawford Is well
known here, but THE Kid" is strang
or and just before he was swung up sait
his name was Younger Lewis and that
his parents lived AZ Neosha, No.
"Tho Kid" died cursing God ant
man and was nervy 10 tbs last. bu
Crawford weakened and pleaded fo
his life.
The mob left both swinging to tn,
pole.
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loss oF Nc 40 PROPERLY
A ssr.es Of Disasters visit Australia 10
Number Of waya

Number of Ways.
VANCOUVER. b. G. Feb 27.-steamer
Miowera from sydney, n. S W, brings
the news Of great suffering and loss OF
property in Australia by extraordinary
climatic conditions There Is an I'M
preoedented heat ON land and an exces'
sively high death rate from sunsiroke.
Eighty corpsos were buried in Sydney
in one day. Terrific storms prevailed
along the coast. Cropsin a great many
territories arc ruined aud herds OF stock
are starving aud dying for want OF
water.
There is distressing array OF marine
casualties reported. The town Of Muir
rurundi was almost destroyed by an
electric win istorm. Il was night when
the storm struck the town. Tho whole
country for 30 miles was ahame with
balls Of fire and scintillat ng sparks OF
light
On Qneenland's coast the storm wa
OF awful violence. At midnight on
Jan. 90 tho steamer Glanworth wa
driven ON rocks of Gladstone. Their,
were 100 people on board. The crew
with a splendid display OF courage and
obedience abandoned the vessel will
some So passengers, landing them safely
at lighthouse. The vessel was tota
Mreok.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28
rnlY sLAuoArsRgp oIrIzgNs.
spanlsh Troops Killed Them and Claimed
They Had whipped the Insurgents.

spanish troops hhiea Ahth anu NtAa"fe@
They Had whipped the Insurgents.
HAVANA, Feb. "a Refugees from
the towns Of PuntAbrara and Guayato.
~ miles away. have arrived at Havana,
and say that a reign Of terror exists IN
their localities in consequence Of sol
diers having mastered peaceable citi'
zens at Guayato. which has already
been briefly announced in American
newspapers.
Tho official government report issued
Sunday st. tes that a fight occurred
near Puntabrara on the previous day
between troops sent from Mariana and
the insurgent bands OF Acosta, result
ing In a great victory for the Spanish.
Residents at Guayato have identified
the dead as pacific citizens. Only two
were insurgents, and the prisoners are
said 10 be peaceful. One Of them,
named Ladisiao Quinteri, claims Amer
lean citizenship. He Is wounded by n
ball In the arm.
Admiral Navarro has reached hero
from cruise Of inspection along the
coast during which the gunboat Alberts
bombArded the insurgents at Cabins
and Bahia Honda. two ports In tho
province OF PinAr del Rio, which were
recently attacked by the enemy.
jose Betancourt, the insurgent leader,
who was recently captured by the Span.
ish has been tiled by courtmartial and
sentenced 20 ceath.
The insurgents have destroyed tive
railroad. oulveFts between Cabezis and
Union DeneyAs, in the province Of Ma.
tAnzas.
I According 60 official announcement
Gomez and Maceo have been trying q
effect junction. but have 40 far failed
TO do 90. on account OF tho close man
ner In which they have been pressed by
tho troops. Both Of the insurgent lead
ers. IL Is asserted. have been continually
compelled 70 retreat before the advanc'
OF tho troops. Maceo is said TO be- in enc
city Of MatanzAs aud Gomez between
Colon and Matanzas.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A,iN room residence with three acres
of good land and fine WE'LL Situated
near Judge Talipierro's.
FOR RENT.
4 Fam.cun,i-ting Of IS acres, good
house, oue aud a hall miles from town.
An ext a good bargain foI home.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Five a.res Of land with good we'll and
two houses. Situated near the oil mill,
one mile from courthouse and out Of
corporation Will exchange for home
and lot within corporation,
FOR SALE.
A house with four rooms, and five
lots attached. In the northern part Of
the city, on the pretliest hill in town.
FOR RFNr OR SALE.
Twenty six acres OF land some with.
in aud some without corporation south
II he city.
FOR SALE.
Twenty acres Of land within corpora.
ton and new house on ii. Situated
in the prettiest part Of town, neal
Claud Miichelrs.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
| 2l6 acies OF lend S l.2 miles North Of
Bryan aud near Kurten. l25 acres IN
cultivation and tao tenant houses.
FOR SALE.
4 hon.e with four rooms and five
acres Of ground. Situated cas-, end oI
/ Caldwell .treet.
4 tWo.story brick building on Main
street.
For Rent or Sale.
A store aud dwelling attached siiua
ted in Stone City. Formerly occupied
boy T. J. Doryier.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28

DALLAS, Feb. a. james l.. Wood, a
printer ON tho Dallas New, and Edward
Manning, had on alteration today and
Wood fired Ave times at Manning,
shooting him once in the arm. The
wound is not serious. Wood aud his
family were boarding with Manning
and some little dispute rs 10 Woods
moving out caused the affair.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28
SALVATION ARMY TROUBLE.
Major Peter Glenn Resigns and States
His Reasons Therefor.

ha hNAANuA AhNNtAhNs
NEW YoRK, Feb. Manifestation
OF the much talked Of revolution in the
Salvation Army has taken a moro def.
mite form
Major Peter Glenn. the oldest officer
in point Of service In the headquarters
staff, who for several years has had
charge Of the field department has sent
In his resignation, giving as reason
the belief that "the commander aud
Mrs. Ballington Booth were dismissed
without just cause"
BAllington Booth is in communica.
ton with an undenominational com.
mittee Of representative men Of this
city who are Offering him whatever a.
nanoial support he need TO carry on in.
dependent evangelical work
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ST. PErERsnURa, Feb, 2i-Tho No.
voc Vremya asserts that Austria has
been approached by the porte with a
view 90 ascertaining whether she would
support the endoavor Of Italy 10 induce
England 90 ovaouato Egypt. Tho prop.
ositon met with a sharp reply in the
negative. The same paper alleges that
Russia, Germany aud France aro pre-.
pared 20 give their support 70 tho porte
In this matter.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28

Mr.. j. L. Ilearne Is putting down a
new Sidewalk in front OF his residence
Miss Marion Foote wants a few more
shorthand pupils, and for their con.
yenience she can supply each with one
Of Graham's shorthand books very
cheap. Lessons given a, residence TO
suit pupil. sod lw.
let Dudley and Hardy settle their
troubles Ia Fits and Maher, while
harmonious party passes on to easy
victory and retention Of power.-Cal-
vert Courier.
The stockholders Of the NJ. 4 +. hank
have elected the following board Of di.
reciors for the ensuing year: ]. n.
Cole, J. W. English, NJ. T. Patrick, Of
waHahachie, ]. p. Burrough and A. D.
McConnico, NJ. d. Cole.
T.B. Baldwin and J. A. Sloan, cpre.
sentatlves Of the Galveston. Dallas
News, were here yesterday. Mr., Bald
win Ia writing up the towns along the
csatrai. His sketch Of Bryan will ap-
I PSa' in few days over his well known
nom de plume "Dick Nsylor."
II. ]. Putney 4 Son, who tune pianos
at Baylor Female College, Bolton Con-
seryaiory Of Music, Georgetown Uni.
yersiiy and Chapel Hin Female Col
lege, are In the city and will remain
until Saturday night. Leave orders at
Mrs. h. +. Lemans. 75-4d
One faction Of the oolorcd brethren
will hold convention today and
another tomorrow, 80 we lean, both
Tor the self same purpose. Now, II
there Is anything the negroes like bet
ter than conventions, Il must be cleo
tons, and this Is possibly the reason
, they have 80 many OF them.
A new sidewalk is very badly needed
along the south side Of the Academy
Of music. This l. one Of the wors
places In town during wet weather, ant
, TO add to lite horrors gutter has beer
= lately put In which empiies directly OF
to the place where the side walk ough
4 TO be.
J When the reporter visited the court
house Yesterday County Clerk Barrol
was busy stamping road oyerseers
B. commissions. There were one hundre,
b In the pile, which indicates the humble
Of oyerseers In the county. We hop
/. they will greatly improve the road
4 during the coming year.
f, An important law suit against tn
originR! stockholders OF the BryA
Water, Ice 4 Electric Light Company
brought, we learn, at the instance d
il more recent purchasers Of stock, vii
come up fog a hearing at the prcseu
term Of the district court The sui
involves several thousand dollars TN
brilliant legal talent has been retaine
on both sides. We understand tina
besides local attorneys, Baker, noti
! & Baker Of Houston, and Judge Gee
n. Aldredge Of Dallas, will be engage
, In the case on opposite sides, the latte
es rpresenting the defense.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28
Duniop's sentence UaehanFed.

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-Judge Grossoup
has declined 70 change the sentence Of
Joseph Dunlop, editor Of The Dispatch,
convicted OF sending obscene language
through the mails and fined $1,000 an'
given two years in tho penitentiary.
The court informed his attorney that an
appeal was left 30 the president
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28
Map Made In i5io.

srAUNroN, Ills, Feb. 21.-Rsy Fa'
ther'A. Zurbonzon Of this place has IN
his possession an old map OF America
approved Of and made by the authority
OF the Academy OF Paris In lii6, showing
probably the original boundary OF old
Guiana, Venezuela, and Colombia. This
map Is 90 years older than the Oldest
map taken as authority in the Venezu'
elan boundary line discussion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28
wm D. comrlslsd ~ ssrtsmbsr.

CHICAGO, Feb. 21-Onic,al aunouuoe
ment is made tina, the Kansas City,
Pittsburg and Gulf railroad will. be
completed by Sept /. The road viii
then be thrown open for traffic from
Kansas City to Sabine Pass, Tex. IL
will be EOS niles in length. There ar
2s5 miles Of the road now under opera
ton. from Kansas City 10 saltwater,
II
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28
1He sAMe 90 sToRN
Three children Locked In = Room and
Are burned Co Death.

CmsFiELD. Md. Feb. 21.-Thrco
young children Of Nelson Parker burned
to death here today. They were
locked in room while their mother
went to a neighb1r's on an orrand. The
father. who was cutting wood In a
nearby grove. saw smoke issuing from
the windows, but by the time he
reached the house IL was a mass Of
flames and rescue was impossible. The
eldest Of the children was years old,
the second years and the other 4
months.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28
II. &T.C. Tire Gard.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Our terms for announcements for
political Offices Of whatever class will
be always cash In advance OF publica-
ton. This rule will be strictly KEEP, and
the publication Of candidates sn-
nouncement may be considered a
receipt for payment.
The following CASH rates will be
charged for announcing candidates for
Offices.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28
oAsoLINe sTove exPLooEs.

Three Lives Are Loaf and n House Re-
duced 10 Ashes.
EUREKA. s. D., Feb. IA gasoline
stove exploded here early today oaus.
ing the destruction Of Frank b Puck.
ett's house and the loss Of three lives,
The dead are:
Mrs. Frank Puokett
Hattie, aged Z.
Clarence. aged years.
The seryent girl saved the baby. Mr..
Pickett was away from home.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28
FATAL FIRE At BROOKLYN.
Two Little Girls Are Dead aud Two
Men Injured.

Men Injured.
BROOKLYN, Feb. a1.-Two little girls
lost their lives aud two men were in.
jurod ia a fire which partly destroyed
the big double tenement at i5S Prispra
street, last night.
The dead are;
Florence Hotohkiss, daughter Of w.
o. Hotchkiss
Emily Hotohkiss, 2.yeAT-old.
The injured are;
Daniel Gallagher, aged 90, overcome
by smoke and badly cut on the legs by
glass.
Henry Kirk, fireman, overcome by
smoke while rosouing Gallagher.
Tho origin Of the fire Is unknown.
The loss will not reach moro than
$500.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28
STATE SENATOR

We are authorized 10 announce JOHN
A, WAlLAND as candidate flr
State Senator from the Twelfth Sena-
torial district, composed Of the coun-
ties Of Limestone, Freestone, Robert
son and Brazos, subject 10 the action Of
the Democratic nominating convention.
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cATTLG WITH TUBERCULOSIS.
Right Out OF rWsnty Head Thanked, the
Others Allowed Co Pass.

Right out OF twenty Head Nhnked, the
Others Allowed 60 Paaa
CHICAGO. Feb 21.-Twonty head Of
Elgin cattle were slaughtered yester.
day at the stockyards under tho super.
vision Of Chairman Bartlett Of the
state board Of liveitock commissioners
Eight out Of the 20 werc found 10 be
affected IN some manner with tubercu.
losis and were tanked and tho others
allowed 10 pass Tho car ia which tha
cattle reached tho slaughterhousc was
disinteoted and sent back into the ooun.
try
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28

ono Girl Mangled. one BADLY Hurt aud
Two noys Injured.

NEW BRU.swiCE, n. j.. Feb. 27.-A
carriage conta ming Laura and Bertha
Childs, daughters Of Milton Childs Of
New Market. and two sons OF Milkman
Dunbar, while returning from party
last nigh, was run down by freight
train bound for Philadelphia Laur,
Childs was horribly maugled and
Bertha badly hurt about the hoad and
body. One Of tho young men was badly
injured and the other severely hurt.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28

LITTLE Rock, Feb. 27.-The robbers
who attacked the Merchants aud Plant.
ers' bank at Warren, Ark, have no,
been captured. The have been traced
by posse 20 near Fordyoe aud the
chances Of a capture are fairly good.
There is no clew 20 their identity. Two
Of them were apparently Mexicans and
the third an American. Rewards az.
gregating $500 have been offered for
their capture. Both the wounded men
are yet alive, but there are small hopes
Of Mr.. Goodwin's recovery.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28

MAssowAu, Feb 27-The Italians
have defeated the deserters under Ra'
sebAt near MarimAtA, the latter having
lost 60 killed and 100 wounded, while
the Italians had 81 killed and wounded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28

DETROIT, Feb. 21.-rhe Detroit White
Lead worss were partially destroyed BY
FIRE this morning, causing a loss OF
about So. 900; insured for $4,000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28

Pans. Feb. 21.-Arsone Honssaye,
the noted French iterateur,gis dead.
He was born in 1915 His essays on
art criticism a,trat led great attention.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28

BROOKLYN, Feb. s7.-Two children,
aged 3 and ., belougingto q Mrs. Hotch-
kiss, wero burned TO death In tone
menthouse Gre here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28

A two hundred and sixteen acre
farm, two tenant houses one hun.
dred acres In cultivation. 9l-2 miles
nor.h beast Of Bryan aud near kurien.
viii exchange for town property.
For Reut-Two houses in Freedman
town.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28

Two acres Of land on which Is stu.
ated one fye room residence and four
cottages, 10 weodyille suburb. Bryan,
near oil mill. Price, $500 cash, or 500,
part time. MIS-. G.. Barrett
d0i-9t Bryan Tex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28
SOLD!
DICK JONES g. Co
Real Estate Agt's.
OFFICE UPSTAIRS, NEXT DOOR TO
EAGLE OFFICE, BRYAN.

Part Of the property that has heretofore
been advertised In this column will
appear no more. Il has been SOLD.
Look over the list remaining 4 you
are a prospective purchaser. II you
have property to sell, Put II In our
hands at a selling price, not over
rated, and perhaps It will be theneHt
10 20.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28

MADRID, Feb. 21.-Tho Spanish cortes
has been dissolved.
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JOE I've NAV GO FREu.
Ms Victim Cannot Return and Give
Evidence Against Him.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA case which
presents a somewhat complicated state
Of facts has been referred to the treas
ury department for determination. The
record shows that several years ago q
Chinaman named Chung Lung Fat
came TO this country aud opened lauu'
dry In the city OF Boston. He was suo'
cessful and frugal and in time accumu'
lated approximately $4,000. Joe Tye.
another Chinaman and a merchant. tits
alleged. stole ei4.5OO Of his country.
mans money and sailed for China Fat
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28
Lumbsrissier Fails.

HAMuroS, his, Feb. 27.-H. b. Dick
inson. lumbordealer, has assigned. IL
abilities, $50, GOO; assets, 100000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28

ST Louis Feb q Cattle steady; reHas
steers q iOa1 IS. raas aud icd
Sheer stfung e - Ga
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28
THE MARKETS.

Cnicaao. Fcb Al Cattle ttcsdy, rorn
stccrp, Sstb1s@
shccp steady aud unchanged
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28
For Rent or Sale.

A store aud dwelling attached siiua-
ted in Stone City. Formerly occupied
boy +. J. Doryier.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-28

\ ,iS room residence with three acres
of good land and a fine we'll. Situated
near Judge Talisierro's.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-10
THE SENATORIAL TOGA
There is Just Now Great Flight Being
Made for II at Atlanta.
ATKINSON AND CLAY TIE IN THE LEAD
Caucus Is DeaitiocIsed and It May be
Some Time Before Candidate Is
seiected--Popuiists nIny Cos Bnl.
ance of Power and Elect whom
They Choose of the Democrats.

Atlanta, Ca, Nov. AT $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon the Democratic members
Oh the House and Senate caucussed TO
nominate candidate for Senator
Adjournment was had at 6:3O until s
without nomination. The first ballot re-
suited; Atkinson, 40: Cray, 46; Howell.
80; Lewis, IL; Evans, 13; Robertson. g.
TOTAL. Ill. Necessary to q choice, SO.
The fifth balle; resulted: Atkinson. 5O;
Clay, 81; Howell, 40; Lewis, 22
The surprise was Clay's strength.
AT 10 O'Clock a recess was taken for
15 minutes. When the caucus recon-
vened, there was some new nlibusterlng
and another recess was taken for fifteen
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
No ballot has been taken since zhe
Twelfth, and the caucus Is now in recess
The galleries. Hobbies. and committee
rooms were cleared before the first bal
lot was taken. A great crowd has been
waiting outside the doors from the
time the voting began, cheering and
yelling at the announcements. The pre-
ponderence of the cheering is for How
ell.
On the tenth ballot Atkinson received
90; Clay, 81; Howell. 80; Lewis, 80; Evans,
On the eleventh ballot Atkinson got "A;
Clay. 90; Howell, &c; Lewis, "a; Evans,
10.
Twelfth-Atklnson, II; Clay. AZ: How
CIT, 90, LEWIS, Il, cNanS, 10.
The highest vote ;he candidates have
received a any time were: Atkinson, SO
on the sixth; Clay, 81 on the fifth; How
ell, 46 on the fourth; Lewis, 80 on the
ninth. and Evans, 13 on the first.
The full Democratic vote would be
lIS, but four members are absent and
from one 30 seven members have re-
trained from voting on different ballots
In full caucus 1t would take SO votes
to nominate. The least number on any
ballot tonight to nominate would have
been So on the eleventh.
There Is some doubt as ito which side
wanted the recess. and who wants to
carry the deadlock over until tomorrow.
ATKINSON IS STRONG.
President Berner of the Senate, is
Governor Atkinson's manager in the
caucus. The Fulton county delegation
and Senators Dunwoody and Atkinson
held his votes very we'll together utnil
the eleventh ballot 1t seems 10 be the
field agaist the Governor, The ballot
Ing may run on until after midnight
and IL is quite possible shat the deadlock
may not be broken at all tonight. Bal
loting in open session begins tomorrow,
but before adjourning the caucus will
instruct certain members to vote for
the lowest man on the list so that the
Populists may be prevented from MAX
ing a nomination.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-10
FIGHTERS
soily Smith Wins from willie smith
I'm tho Eight Il Nountla

:, London. Nov. 9.-The fight between solly
Smith, or Los Angeles. Cal, and Willie
England, for purse of f5eO took place to-
night at the National Sporting Club
The American was awarded the light In
the eighth round.
a big crowd witnessed the fight The
I;nglishman was the favorte at odds OF
to early In the day. but fair amount
OF money was laid on the american at
noands. solly 0 smtha @ .sSsnd seSsnds u! we're re
Trainer Dealing aud Daily Monroe, while
city for the Englishman.
Solly opened tho fight with u wicked
swing. His rushcs puzzled the. English
In the second round solly forced tho
fighting, but Il heavy blow aimed at his
opponent missing his mark, he fell upon
sss% hS saefs snnF ssq{y smashw Sow he again
In the third round Solly landed sting
Ing lefthnnder on Wll!e's chin, Knocking
him clean OFT his feet. The Englishmai,
If Solly had studied himself he might
have ended The fight in this round, as
when the l;nglishman got on his feet he
right and left.
When time was called for the fourth
round the american was again the ag-
throat and head. but not stopping him
In the NTH round Solly sent home q
heavy blow.
Tho sixth round was remarkable for
nothing save the strong lighting OF the
American, who. however, did no very
damage TO his opponent
Sollys work In the seventh round was OF
the hurriCnnr order. lie fought tho Eng
lishman mp and down, and the latter was
saved only Ivy the cnll of tin,c.
In the eighth round Solly punched
stopped the fight and awarded 1t to the
American.