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PRISONERS wrlL TNlATNp.
iiummond's Health Is steadily Improving.
NelN.nnnAr .:nn-- mlAl-NM.

liammond's Health Is steadily improving.
Newspaper Speculation.
London, May 2 \ DISPATCH 20 he inns
from Pretoria says Tho exc utivc oouncn
nf the South African Republic is consider
mg inc ahvlsahlhiy Of avoiding the Fl
fectA cntaiied upon TN mining m'instrS by
npreaniug the reformors. 1'he dispatch
ADDS tnat die hral'h OF the prisoners IS
lngroNlug
from Pretoria. dated Saturday, which
sass' J. H. Hammond rs sill Hoak. Nj
M is stcaaily improving He Is hlloN -
oners nre traatet. as nrs,-elass misds-
nieau4i,r From personal interviews I
ascertain that all tho nomnrrf OF the ey-
rcnsitc com ell a." Inclined g. show the
utmost lanicncy To tlia prisoners The
DISPOSITION Of he government. in fact, Is
said he satisfactory 10 all concerned
Tile l'Rus News says This morning, II
Is questioned tina, President Kruger mas
not exhausted his collection OF interesting
kilograms.
The Stepdarl believes tina, unless Cecil
Rhodes disNroNes his connection with the
climber telesranis the ihorals viii demand
ms removal from the priNy council.
The Chronicle says II is believed that
cotil Rhoies and Alfred Rei,h doth 81
r"cinrs in The Er!tsh snnth Africa com
pnnSl VIII boar be,waon lhem the entire
cost of the Jameson raid. the legal eN-
pensos Of Jamesons trial and the ind,m-
nifty 10 III" Trnnsvaal As Mr.. Rhoirs'
nroHt for the past var has heen about
f5naeD ana Mr. Roth md one nf his best
years, neither IL likely to be ruined
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by The sheriff Of Gal.ad county. They arc
nccNsel Of cattle Stealing ana of butch
erue them for their own rse. ono is
nuied Ire Garra.
Miss Lena Haglani Of ,h,s city. who has
been visiting Mr. y. Fants family in
Houston, r'tNrucd bare on Monday.
sheriff Alice has been busy all week
suop eaaone witnesses for the Victoria
court.
w. j. Yeats The newly-eleeted mayor
WAS swora in last night.
l.. A. swift Of tn Golloa Guard is now
sole D'opreior Of this rapor and is DOING
work that viii sooa tn on the already
good paper
The ladies II tho Baptist oaureh WIZ
give an iee cream social Friday night n
the opa "a house
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sILrAN scARED Up.

London. May "A Constantinopie dis
match 10 the PINES says that the murder
~ th, shah has thrown The sultan into a
state of extreme horror Foreign iele-
grams are excluded and the loeal papers
are forbidden to refer TO the subject.
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Pretoria. May 2.-1he decision In regard
n the sentences OF the minor prisoners
who were convicted OF l.sc majestic ana
sentenced 10 II fne and Imprisonment, for
participating in The johannesburg raid
has been pnstponed until next week. Tho
improvements IN the lail have been COM
rletci No visitors were allowed to see
the prisoners today.
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nnl.xAA pENsloNERs

Issue Of Aprii lo' Indian War Widows
Film lstenan. dordouYilie, Grayson conn-
IS. rrsnoes u. McLeroy. bu9lard. Smith
I4ns OF .Aprii 49, orlginei-.Thomas
Rohb. Walter, Travis county. MeAlcah
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..,,sssn. aas sag;-r - So 5ss; ;ae sos's-
ern aasstsoa ie-otns NJ Aeevt 81 s.+0Ts III
dangerous irrfsos'i anea IS tAe So~thern g.
,soerAoy.
rnsy shcaia match ~ sasrav vN'i''
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BY coNTy ApIrs

Detroit Free Press.
contrarirsq" ''' '''a'"s go ny
that yo,, e, wa,,,. dreamed last night
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NO hurry

u nsl' was a young LAZY of Crewe
,s Wahied to catch the 2.a,
60 perier, Don't hurry.
'''N'e CT : ~ Judy
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GOI.lAD GLEANINGs

Goiiad. Texas. May The Mtfe Of OK.
County Assessor Appelby is not expected
10 live.
Two Mexieans were Jailed here this week
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NO TROUBLE.
Tho New shah Of Persia, hn.n"1'
~ E;vorvthing Is Qule''

,..,,o rntbnssl
The New Shah OF fer ~ t,nis,.
ro,.r,D s May ,Maa,ssaffer.Bs.nI
ona son Of the late shah and u
cessor. was enthroncd on SATURN
inr at Tabria with the tue o. -.
shan ,klng Of kings. He will u
veheran forthwith.
Tho body OF Naz- Ed-Din; t sss 4;
shah. has been emhaiineua, sitg .,
taken to Room for ihle''
rival of the new shan., .rsrse,lt !,
owing to prompt NM r,srt oris
Of Tho grand yi2ler pe..i per- .oriers n
everywhere. The s'a A., ; nr,neess y
suhiaut were read to w r, al IL
chief officials OF the ev ,"rdsy ~
telegraph otiier on sa', r,rncIains /
priest of Teheran niso o,p,nssmell :
ceSs.on in ,ne great mosssi end
princes. governors, m. nongra'rla
shSs is1efsilPs' on NH Il. &; s ss4sssa
reDlSi haze a. been o,d very rots's,, ia, 4
acquiescence IN his y9 ,aa been s,s|
cesslon, some DOUBTS "' ,.,,|
v,v 1.-The Times y n
Lchaoh' "a' which says !
patch from neherah VIZ .d The a
fer Ea-pin has conhrms'
,,,a,a v,yicr with full power" "A
- beau madc 10 ~
Arrests h'iN' :, the ~
murlerer soys he is an ' Inspn n
Aledalu and other we, ,aer 10th "
1t was intended 10 i'"'''
ana Tas me ae x'"a sf IKE H'ss %'arssrr. "a a
and the lo ,anl o 9l msa..s'..,
az o" ,ho ., nennia order = Il, t0s slsa
~. ,ih,h has confirmed NJ N, alt|
81. le s,,',n ,'aN Of lspahan ,lir mlI
sivr, assl,rances Of M, ha, pal
public security The s1 sar a wa
ms Journey 70 ',', i, s,s,.,sl.l
London. May s'.A An, the n,ss']
r. nad Ia. r s,r. d wS,s ' sGs being ~
OF the ie''s "n'.n ,,,urary's ~ ~
IN oelnhrauon :" ION occupied ri stI
:, =. i'ro c,Se M point. A.
N, mir haS the streets elsa and placssa, 8 sst
crammed fun Of peo ,y which W
window IN 'ne W.
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MccLnsKEY REI,n.srn

''ouisNli't. Ky, May The directors of
e chf di'o ~ Rase nan cub tonight ~.
tain q 49,. ,"ns Manager McCloskey. Cap.
""'N new manager is selected. ''
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HIrNGARY'S ,s,scrl
Buda pes,h, May s.-Ine .,., ~
tendant upon the mn, The NJ
were continued TO-DAY, d NJ
through the s,rar,s W." VA By .a'...s1
geant and was WI ns.ss thprol'
persons who lined .he
every available point
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London, May s,-The r md ~
in London Mira Mon" ties
has receive n telegram
confirming his anpolh'i" =,
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A LARGE DEFALCATION.
Frank Miles, Trusted Treasurer, is short
at Least 100000,

Boston, Dec. 1S-Frank c. Miles. for
more than % years the trusted treasur-
or OF the Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
company. one of the oldest and most
conservative Of the city banks. is a
defaulter for at least 100000. The de-
falcation was discovered this afternoon
by th' resident. A meeting of the di-
rectors was Immediately called. After
hurried consultation President Stone
gave out the following statement: To
To the associated press: The cxamin-
ing committee of the Boston Safe De-
posit & Trust company. finding II de-
ficit In their securities. called upon the
treasurer, Frank c. Miles. for an ex-
planation, when he confessed that he
had misappropriated securities which
may Involve a loss to the company of
from $4,000 to 100000. The company
holds responsible bond of indemnity
In the sum of 100000. Mr.. Miles had no
connection with the safe deposit vaults
of the company.
Nv. +. NJ. Stone. President"
The company has a capital of $1.0o0.-
600 and does a regular trust company
business. besides having a large num-
ber of safe deposit which II rents
to private parties for the safe keepin6
of securities. Miles will be arrested
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MR.. EvANs' 7rArsMEMr.
lie Thinks This isa Move to Get Him
out of the state.

Hutte. Dec. iS-U g. W Evans made
the following statement this evening
IN conn, ION with the Freedom Gold
Mining comparv and ia, alleged swim
die IN Chica- 10y means Of iis stock:
'All thai J h1l to do with the Free
dom Gold Mining company wns To
draw NJ Il" articles of agreement and
see that IL was legally and properly in
cnrpuratcd The company OWNS Il good
gold prospect lode claim three-uuarters
of mil" north of the Hop. mine at
lasin. The claim II known - Ar ST.
has faggeriy ard MS located Is a
man of that name. The tran. l.r II the
mine was made from Silis ilaggerty
hy decd IN trust to Charles ~ Cos
man. who transferred IL To the corn.
pany 'T all nf the stock, which WAS
100000 shares "a a par value nf 81 each
The stock was att,pN ards divided into
20O.Ugo shares To- the company as trra.
sury stock. 60.ONO to .silas Ilaggerty ard
the balance was divided among the in.
corpoI atprg ChaTl"s : Warren WAS
the principal promoter r.. he corpora
tinn. The inrnrpnratuns were Judge Il.
+. Turner Louis T. Kuhic. Geoig gc v.
Sherman. Jacob II Beck, Michael COW.
10y, Patrick O'COnn"r. chs rirs r. Al
lcnsWofth and two other. whose namss
| have forgotten. They were the di-
rnCtOrs for the fret year. but some of
them are not directors now The COM
pany is as much IN existence as II
ever was. | have no interest In the
company hut have bought and sold
some ~ their stock for customers AZ
from 30 To "a cents a share, fpr which I
have receipts Ia show. All that I had
To- do with the alleged crooked trausa.-
tion I'm Chicago was that one saturday
| received telegram from Chicago
from "A man named cornell asking the
price of the stock. answered that 10
was worth - cents 1 share on the
following Tuesday h. telegraphed me
that he had 10000 shares To sell and n
I would not give 80 rents Tor IL he had
another buyer. | teleEraphed back and
told him To- sell That h. all know
about the ease and the only connection
| had with II.
Il think that this r. a trumpcd ur
charge To- get me out ot the state until
large mining suit In which | am sup
posed to br a principal witness can d.
disposed uf or To- hlackcn me in the
ey,s Of the public. so AS To- weaken my
testimony I am attending 10 take 4
trip To Chicago shortly and | would b,
willing to accept free transportation at
the hands NJ the parties who hay,
mlxcd me- up in this AFFAIR feel easy
anyway, because IN six "r sryrr
months ! viii have four or fv" milllpr
dollars As my share ui the estate l-f'
by my fprcfathers IN Ireland.
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harvard WINS.
This Time in n Debnte With Princeton
Siulruts.

Princeton. y. J., Dee. lS.--A large
audience assembled tonight In Alex
auder hail 20 hear the joint debate Ice
tween Harvard and Princeon Presi-
dent Patton uf Princeton university
made the intr0duc Tory address ana
presented Ia the audience Talcott VIII
llams as the presiding officer. Mr.. VIII
iams made few brief remarks advo-
eating increased interest In intcrcolIc.
giatc debate.
Mr.. Williams stated the subject or
debate as follows: Resolved That
assuming the adoption ~ adequate
constitutional amendments the United
States institute a system ~ responsi-
BILE cabinet government Princeton
took the affirmative. The speakers for
Princeton were II. II. Yocuru, Robert
Sterling ard II. II. McElrny Those for
Harvard We're Sidney x. Wrightiugton,
Frank ID. Wright and Charles Grilk
After the close of the speeches the
judges Senator Joseph Il. Hawl"y.
Provost &. e. Harrison and Hamilton
W Mahir retired and In ten minutes
came 10 a decision IN favor of Har-
ward
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coRBETT ANo Fivz.
II /. said rhel The, w.u Fish, ON It.
Patrisk- bay.

New York. Dec. ls-Articlcs for
fight between j. J Corhctt and Robert
Iitasiminons werr submitted Ia ard
approved by tf" first named AT Jersey
10y To-day. Dan Stuart. promoter OF
~ cutl ririss, expressed the belief
that Fitzsimmons viii sign. as Corbctt
promised to do. The articles call for
tui-h fight for :. purse of $4,000, the
winner Ia TAX. nIL As guarantee
mat Fitz and Corhntt will he at the
gsidc at -" date set for the contest,
,l"h must past s2.ilu either with Rich
D,' N. Fox or Al Smith, the New York
spHr'ing man. This ia to so to stuart
III ease .,ther man fSils to appear.
Stuart Frrres to post 5000 that he will
pail 1u 3I, fight. the sum tn be equally
dit ,,i, % lween the two men II he does
no. lul. the rgAt on ON the date he
uaWus, He will also pu, $4,000 In the
hands of either Fox or Smith - days
hefor The hatp Hrt for the contest, and
III IN" tight bucS not come off through
his failure h. VIII forfeit this money.
5000 egch going to FitZ aud COrbett.
George Siler of Chicago IL named as
referee. The fight Is set for March IL.
lN9i. between O'Clock In the morning
and Has o'clock at night The place
will he named Feb, IL. stuart reserves
AL privileges.
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PRIVATE BILL DAY
The Claim Of Flora A. Darling is
Laid on the Table.
DlNGLEY IS IN EVIDENCE
Speaker Reed Has Learned That
There Is Another Whose Name
is Identical With His Own
Congressional.
DlNGLEY IS IN EVIDENCE

Wasbinpton Dec 1S-Tbis vns rrivate
bill day In tho house hut most of the ses-
sion was devoted to the massage oI the 81
pension and relief bills fayornbly acted
upon bv the committee of the whole last
Friday. The bill Ia nav Flora A Darling
the wife of n confederate General & sSS
for Tennessee and Iouisiana hank notes
taken from her IN ma while under a nag
of truca which w,e attacked bv MIR pa,.
zeIl last F,idav vy,e laid on Inc t,blr
only t,ve h,IIs vers 1ctad ,non to.,iav
Ono 81 thor, a hili "a 80. 10 tho co,,,t
of claims !, cia,,, of rhor,.,s n Hesd n
pannsy,,,ant, soIi,sr 5,,rino ,bo v,ar FOR
a., mnn,,d h.'ia,',,, -, s',ar,, ore,ted
orr. ',,er..,,,,a,,. N,,.,,,. =, a., ,,,. ,h,t
ne ur1'a ,n, D,,nai oi ,,'t,h W. % ,n',, ~ ,ha
snsot,ar ., vi H. re- ,rha In n,na, ,t,,s
P'd"si VI VIC ious'' i"' ''"ei '.,ia
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It's u Nis,lenienror.

Washington. Dec IS.-Thc depart
mcnt ot Justice has not vet received
any official Information of the reported
enlistment of companies cf men I'm dif-
ferent parts OF the country with view
OF joining the insurEent forces in cuba.
nor can IL hc authorltatiVely stated
Just what course would he pursued by
the government should these enlist
ments he brought officially Ia notice.
The position taken hy the government.
however In the Horsn ease would seem
To govern In this case. In the Horsn
case. the contention of the go, crnment
was that under sections 52SI and 5eSs
the enlistment of men in this country
FOR service In Cuba. either In behalf ot
the Spaniards or the insurgents, wns "a
hiSh misdcmeanor, punishable by a
fine not exceeding $1,000 aud imprison-
Innnt not morc than three years Nor
Is II necessary for man actually TO
enlist, nasmuch as the Law inhibits
Cubans under the penalties named
above from cnlistng or hiring ar re-
tanning another person tn enlist or gn-
ing beyond the limits ur jurisdiction ~
the United states with intent To enlist
az soldier or marine or seaman. etc.
This net was held ia the liofsa sase ta
We sufficiently comprehensive TO VAR
| rant the arrest and punishment of the
persons offending. aud II vs. believed
! that should ans uf the reported move
weuis reach point whore proof uf tho
facts could he obtained he government
would not hesitate 10 take immediate
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GOING To cusA.
Colorado Volunteers, I 900 strong. VIII
start >nu.h on Foot.

Denver, Dec, N-Thr Rocky Mountain
Cuban volunteers, nearly Lt00 strong. De
c!dcd to-day To leave FOR the Florida coast
ON Doc. - on foot, provided horses enough
are secured 10 carry the supplies aud ac-
coutrrmcuts, colonel MrAndr'W. COM
mnnding otilccr Ot the volunteers, hns re-
''ivcd SCORES OF lrttcrs from various
Ftrts of the United states Offering mate
rihl aid In the enterprise judge Asa a.
Story commander OF Humphrey post. q.
X, Twin Brooks, ) H. writes that his
rtst VIII poln IN" movement practically
IN "A body, its msmb,rs furnishing their
own arms aud mounts. Colonel McAndrcw
to-day received letter ,ron senator
Cullom thanking the volunteers Tor their
endorsement Of his rrCspt speech on the
Cuban situation.
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roads Tor a suspension ~ tho long and
short haul clause OF tn interstate com
mercc act The contest involves freight
rates from Colorado common points TO
California terminal points. The roads PEE
titiouing fot relief are the Atchison, the
Denver * Rio Gnnde Western, Southern
Pacific, Colorado Midland and the linton
Pacific. The commission gave notice OF a
hearing tn interested parties throughout
the territory Involved In the contest. but
not more than one or two places were
represented to-day 60 oppose the grant
INK OF the petition
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in THE SANE SPOT
THE AUBURN GEORGETOWN
STAGE HELD UP AGAIN.
A Lone Highwayman Repeats the Dob
Performed only the Night
Previous.

Placerville. Cal. Dec. lS-The stage
running from Auburn To Georgetown
was again held up 10y "A highwaylnan
this evening. After the robbery ot last
evening Shcrin Hilbert Immediately
set watchmen at all the bridges on 'ht
middle and south forks If the Ameri-
can river. so as To shut or all escape
from the northern divide of this coun
~. and he and Sheriff Conroy of Placer
county have since been searching the
intervening country. While 50 engaged
the stage was again stopped in the eX-
act spot of last evenings robbery. and
the Wells-Fargo box again taken.
Luckily the box contained nothing uf
Nalnc Tonight.
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OLNEY ON CUBA.
lie Makes n Cnupi. OF Points Against the
Cameron Resolution.

Washington, Dec. 1s.-The meeting
of the senate committee on foreign
relations to-day was important in two
respects. II resulted i'm an agreement
10 report the Cameron resolution for
the recognition of Cuban independence
and IL developed, through the state
meut of Secretary Olncy. the adminls
tration's policy in regard To the insur-
rection In Cuba. The secretary occu-
pied The greater part of the time OF
the meeting answering questions and
suggestions made by the committee. lie
and Senator Morgan engaged in gen
eral spirited coiloquys. Mir Olney
made two points against the Cameron
resolution as follows: That the Cuban
insurgents have established no govern
ment: that the right To recognize new
state rests with the president, inde-
pendent of congressional action.
He coutendcd in elaboration If the
first point that the pretended govern
ment Of the island was without habita-
tion. suppose you recognize the in
dependence Of the island" said he
what are you going to do with it?"
II, for one" said Senator Morgan
while advocating this recognition
want It understood that am opposed
to annexation"
How. then. would you maintain its
independence" asked the secretary
himself becoming interlocutor. How
would you. for instance. prevent Span
ish domination over the island2"
Il would" replied the Alabama soma
tor establish. II need he. a protcctu-
rate. | would follow much the same
policy we are pursuing with regard To
Hawaii. and | would send an army of
occupation To- the island. IL necessary
as we did in the ease of Mexico"
The secretary made the impression
upon some Of the members of the COM
mitiee by the way he pursued This lire
Of inquiry. that while he was disposed
to hold out strongly for the presidents
prerogs'iye. he was not nearly so
strongly opposed 10 Cuban indspend-
ence as he had been a year ago, and
that he would he entirely rcconciled to
it IL satisfied as TO the future course
to he pursued. He did not dissent
strongly from rnsnt made that his
own report showed n sufficient cause
for action. and he admitted that a state
Of affairs which permits the killing ~
American citizens and the destruction
Of American property was deplorahl-
They are. however, he added. the
incidents ~ war"
Not Of war properly conducted. but
cf anarchy" was the r1spOnss,
The secretary set a. rest the story
which had been very industriyusly cir
culatcd. that Consul General Lee has
provided the state department with an
elaborate report IN the condition ~ az
fairs IN Cuba, ~ Is not true he
said. General Lee has made NO geu-
eral written report lie has made re-
ports on several special rase-. ngt not
or the situation as a whole" also
dov.uIod during N. examination ;h1t
the government had made M demand
In thp ease II the Cor. Driit1- nr q other
rar,.s a.. a similar charar- beyond
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Aiiertan.s Eve on the senate.

Chicago, Dec. lS-Hon. = W Aller-
ton. " no has been urged hy some ~ hts
a.. nds for the position uf secretary ~
agriculture in NJ" kiuley's cabinet an,
nluncel himself to-day as a candidate
FOR United states senator. tn" am
uuun.oTont was made by William T.
WuIiaus. secretary II the t'niun
League club. hur Mr. Alierton Is not
the Caad'ta.r II the club as an organ
t1-morfnN ard an a,fiy" canvass made
mol only aI'urE tnn Chicago mrsnhers
Of the legislator bus ia all the coun-
try districts
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Washington. Dec. 1S.-Senor Dupuy
de LONE, the Spanish minister. was in
formed Of the action of the senate conf
mittee on the Cameron resolution soon
after 1t occurred. lie did not seem
either disturbed or surprised. He said
as II was matter before congress that
he must decline To discuss IL or COM
ment upon IL. Anticipating, however
that statements Of various sorts would
be attributed to him 10y the press he
wished 10 forcstall them by saying
through the associated press. that any
alleged interview with him would be
unauthorized.
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SHARKEY HAS MONEY.
After Meeting the Attachments the De-
frnted Man Takes the balance.

san Francisco. Dec. lS.-Tom Shar-
hey, the pugilisi to-day jingling
$500. the proc'7 ", of the purse award
.d him after he was knocked out by
fit1simmons. Sharkey and his hacker.
Dan Lynch. won't To- the Anglo -Califor-
MIA bank to-day with a certificate OF
deposit for $4,000. He was informed
that attachment aggregating 81. 500 had
been tlcd against his certificate. AN
right said Sharkey, give me the ball
ancc' which hc received. Sharksy
say - he now wants another fight. pref
erably with Maher. The grand jury has
decided To- bring NO Indictments against
Shark"y. Fitzsimmuns or their hackers
fur infringement of the state law
against prize fighting. believing no
convictions could ht. obtained.
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ON THE TRACK.
At san FraRci,eo.

Sla Francisco. Dec. Is Ecsults; Five
lni half tprlongs -Scasiie won. Banjo
second. tgterfus third time. i,l-is. Six
f,riuuys- Manzduillo Won NcsO second.
Atticus third. time. i..t Seven furlougS-
Aquiuus non. Heratio second. I"rson Ne
third time. 1884,. Five and half fur
longs boyle won. luvu,m. second.
Walter J third. time b. one mile
strathmcath won. tlt;lc cripple second.
lItrma1'I third, time, l.'fi,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-12-19
~ New Orleans.

N,W orleans. Dec lS.-Six furlongs-
pam1cles won. Bryan second Sobri-
quat tAlFd: time. i.lSs. Five furlongs
Sharon Won. Cold Tops second. Jaun-
ita third. time I 0.i.. Mile and 20
yards .ieahrucke won. Cotton King
second. Dorothy III ihird. time. l;tiis.
Six fuTlungs Ciymena won. Scribe
SECOND. Hillhilly third. time. l:l5ls. Six
furluugs-penver won. Princess Rose
second, Tom Sayre third: time. l;l6is.
Six turlOugs-Molnch won. Senator
Morrill, second, Ellno third; time,
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