Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21

resolution was talked OF in the commit
tee 1t was defeated by tie vote, but the
democrats are nearly all free silver men.
BRAZIL, 1nd March Is "A passenger
train on the Vandal!a has Ueen wrecked
Many miners AID tranmen are badIy
injured.
The engine and miners car contain
ing about 100 u ners bad ne on a side
trek 20 make running switch whea
another .ciion composej of cab~ose
and passenger Car, got beyond cobt oil
of the train nen and shooting down Il
heavy grade, collided with the first Sec
lion. The miners were thrown 10 20 ne
end, ard heevy sea piled Oh them. lie
their eff'rts to IS ape taey tram pied on
each other frightfuliy.
LoND N, M,rch 1.-THE ofici Is cf
the National So ring Club say they
have not yet ofl-red purse for a match
bet ween R'b-rl F.tz mmoas and James
j. CIrbett and that no art els have be. d
8 ut toy this club to the Unltvd S ,ates
for signature. They add they a,e quite
prepared t. arrange meetlrg on. GER
tain conditions, one OF which 10 that
Corbtt' must Hpoi g'z' to the club for
statements made rejecting upon the
mem bers.
WASHINGTON, March 14.-The Bureau
| OF Q Instruction & Re pair of the Navy
| Department today sent the House CT u
mIttee on Naval Affairs, ~ request for a
special appropr iaton OF $3.50, zoo, to put
numoer of war vessels 10 to shape for
service il Des ded. The department rep
resents that with this amount ten ships
now out Of commissi n Can be nude
ready to 60 iutJ commission.
New YORK, March 14-Thers was q
big crowd of sports in Madison Square
gardens tonight, attra"ted by prosp c.
We boxing bout between Jack MeAul-
fife, the ght weight chamDiom, and
&c 'rge (K'd) L4viRne O. Saginaw, Nj =
chigan. Defeat at the hands of the clev-
er western b y meant for McAuhffe al
md OF his career IN the ring; a draw
would SUSTAIN Lis reputation and fav-
orable decision ov' Lavigpe would place
the Brooklyn boxer anead OF everything
10 bis class. McAuhfre knew this, and
he trained hard. lie tipped The scales
at 1873 pounds and expressed himself AZ
being very C, nfideUt Of utpoiniing LIS
vIgne. He Was in fine condition. The
Saginaw Kd was equally confident of
success when he reached tn garden to-
night. He showed by his clear skin and
bright eyes that be ba' not neglected
himself while at Oceanic, n. j. He look
ed t. be 10 the pink of couCilion.
. lite damper was put ON the pro-
cee dIugs when it becsms known lnspec-
tor Brooks and CAP tain Pickett, who
had ch-rge OF 10 policemen In the big
amphii heater bad varied the manage
ment that no hard dkhtIng would be al
lowed. TIE police officers also warned
the fighters tn first hard blow struck
would be 4 sgn for the bout TO be stop-
ped aud the arrest of The prime pals ard
ell others concerned 10 the exhibition
would follow.
The n"Uncer Informed the spect
tOre thaL Inspect gr.ok world bot :.
low "A rofefe - to enter The ring, md they
therefore would judy for themselves as
TO which Of the ui-D was The tie ter.
Round one McAuliff. led off with
lgnt eft on the fate. Ag 10 Jack put
his left on the face. L4v.gue couut-red
eight 90 b. dy' Both -,ch.r..d ris hi
and left buy GLOW L,vigne tried
left swing but fell short and .he round
ended aft r TWO minutes h. hung.
r uuu two-L ,vi1ne !. ed hard
lett on the CT. Again be- :. ut left on
face and r'ghL on body. McAu liffe got
10 a wy boz left on body and rilft OF
face. The K d put 10 liz b. eft Oh fac
McAul fl. got n TWO lefts very hard on
face aud body.
Rrund three After clinching Lavigne
got his left t. chin. Then hey exct a. g
ed right and left SWINGS Oh b"dy auu
head McArliff- put in THREE left hann
j4b. on face ard Lev gne cuunIered or
lace. At h. cad # The round both i4U-
Ted Oh u left on face.
r ,uDd fuur-La, he landed left on |
body and thy clI' ched. Both j4tbeu |
l. its in he face. L4vigne got in Il IT |
cody blow and - left and right on tn |
I &c. Lavikne sent his It HARD on jack |
] Nv. After clncn both rec-iv. bouS |
CLOVIS. ] avIgne Hgain lHr Ged Ugh ana |
eft on the face. NJ Aulffe fell short a.
al attempt 10 land his right. LavIgr
eenG his rgi on tie face which madr
Mac Turn IouId
Ruuru fiv -Ltvigne led with left oD
fac. The KID then MT JACK on th+
back OF the head with lie and Jack |
staggered. jacks right hand went To
he face. Invigne got in another Jeff OF
the head. Jack sent the fl IN on tie
forehead and the KID couDlered on tht
jaw.
Round six and last Both dubbed left.
nn body. 10 hot rally LaVigne Iand. q
right II, i lefS on stomach. NcAunff
WAS tot DUAL to ali this punishment
bud J. ivisue continued To throw his
light and left 10 on be body and face.
LavIgne had McAulIif7 in 'Qu-rr
5 rect" when Inspector Brooks entered
be ring ana stoppeO the bout.
PITT, BURG, Pa, March IL orig
lnal Articles ot ayr eInsnt Cor ight b
we+n James j. e rb-tt END L Ihtri
f tz>i,nmoDs, forwarded by The NatioL-
SporiIng club of London, and exciu-
sivrly cabl d 10y the ssOciaied press al
he tim they were pronIu gated, were
Re- ce We'd her thi. eveuIug for CurbetI'-
signature. Curhett read the sgTe ~ ct
carefully, and TONIGHT attached his sig'
itur-. He agrees 10 every Cond ton s!iI
ll.ied AID file 10 IN tlaIk r-gardu
ilvIsiOn of the pulse vi b The wnTG,
'wI.Dert IKE all" H leaves the dat
q Jure, 1896, open for Iha CUB and
10 s-ttle upon. L til orig
usI Corb-tr has rdded tb. follow ing:
Marquis Of q Ie-nsbury rules 10 gov
I'm the conte /; each phi crpal IT, b.
'lIoS ed the privileges of having gloves