Daily Citizen, The (Newspaper) - September 9, 1892, Iowa City, Iowa X f t 2 TELEPHONE NO. 87 VOLUME L IOWA 9. 1893. NUMBER 121 GRAND G. A. R. EXCURSION AND Over the C. R. I. and B. C. R. N. BEFORE STARTING Stop at COAST EASLEY'S where you can purchase anything you need in the way of etc. We will open our new store about September 10th, and will show you the FINEST LINE OF CLOTHING And the newest store in the ii COAST TIKE IOWA 1OW: NEW Further Spread of Cholera at the New York 'The Health Officers Declare That There Are No Cases in the Desolation in A DEATH AT SWINBURNE Sept. death from cholera occurred on Swinburne ialand early iu the making over in port since the first There were altogether twelve new cases in the twenty-four hours ending at and mote we Two of the patients on bland it is Persons who are suffering most from the dis- ease are members of the crew of the who were taken sick Wednesday night The steerage of the three ships who were transferred to Swinburne and islands ars said to be improving and no new cases of the dread disease have oped among them since The cabin passengers on all three vessels are in fairly good and the scheme of separating the steerage and cabin passengers has resulted beneficially to It la not able that the health officers will release the cabin passengers on the ma and Hugia within a The In Good The health in its daily says the city is in good condition and that the health of the people is The quarantine officers are not so sanguine as the city They expected the cool weather which has prevailed for two days to check the spread of the disease and the appearance of the new cases convinces them that they have a hard fight before precautions have been extended to all the Long Island a day or two was It is thought that a ship might take ad- vantage of this official omission to land passengers at a deserted point on the whence it could he ted to a populous Cholera Reported ID NKW Sept 9._it was reported at the exchange that cholera has appeared dn A cablegram was received from Vera Cruz the the British May were at that port Slck aboard the The steamer had put into Vera Cruz in Capt Smith serious v in his by the The port the maritime exchange had of the May was that she from PUT HIM TO or Sullivan Forced to Take a of His Ova Dose Corbett Knocks Out Boston's and Is Declared Champion in Fight Of Twenty-One OLYMPIC NEW Sept. James J. Corbett U the fighter of the He knocked out John L. Sullivan Wednesday night in the twenty-first He also wins about From start to finish the had far the best of it and without a On the John L. was unable to deliver an effective For the time he confronted by a man who would early last montb for a Mexican port The Hay is a tramp steamer and is owned in Quarantine at Toledo 0., Sept quarantine station has been established at at the month of the about S miles from the Health Officer Fisher has placed a crew at the station to inspect all vessels from Canadian Sept hundred bodies are awaiting and in a number of eases whole families have perished and have to be Interred by tbe The sanitary of- recommend that funerals should be simple and without palls or any other accessories likely to spread the This admonition is not necessary in tbe case of many of the who go to the grave without even a The humid weather is favorable to the and the end is yet apparently far off. THE PRESIDENT'S How He Spend His Time from Mow Election Sept present arrangements are that the president will remain at Loon Lake until ber 13, then take a trip through New York and reach the white honse tember 16. He will remain here through the encampment and until October 10 and then go to West ing several rear platform speeches from the to attend the reunion ol his old He will visit Cincinnati October 15, go to Chicago October 19 for the opening of tbe Columbian then spend a few days in consin and Illinois and reach apolis in time to He will speak several times on this Oot Put Of ati Sept. a has into a fortune estimated at part oi an estate iu Ireland which he has been spending years in trying to get He sent of the money home here to his wife and it was deposited ia a He also sent a brief letter ing that Mrs. was in- In the same For nominations were made Wednesday as Tenth James S. M. Seventh W. F. Kelso New Henry M. Baker Third William Aleer t Sept a line explosion the wife of W. L. a trotting horse breeder of this was burned Wednesday and their received a wound from which It died J. stand up close to so close that their toes were together But standing dodged nearly every He showed great generalship and delivered effective The The contestants and were called to the center of the ring and the club rules explained to Phil Charley son and Joe Lannon were in Sullivan's while Jim Mike ovan and the were in Corbett's Batt iterson kept time for Cor- and Frank Moran for gloves were made of brown leather and were fitted snugly to the hands of the The crowd cheered lustily as the gloves were and when the gong sounded for the first round the applause fairly shook the It was when time was called and the men faced Sullivan When the gong sounded for the first round and Corbett walked up und pushed his glove in the big fellow's face and then began to run the crowd saw at once that Sullivan had more than his match in and the fight simply resolved into a question whether Corbett had strength enough to whip the champion of the When Carted his walking tactics the crowd commenced to but tbe affected the Californian not a bit Sullivan had not been in the ring five minutes before his miserable condition began to show He was as fat as a pig and when he moved around the great layers of fat shook like so much He seemed in even poorer shape than when he fought Corbett devoted the first four rounds to feeling his but went at him in the van was not expecting this and when Corbett's left came like a flash into his seemed to stagger him for the moment Corbett was at him like a demon and there is no mistaking the fact that had there been more er behind the Californian's blows the famous fight would have ended then and Sullivan's nose was cut right across the bridge and when the blood spurted from it in a stream it most blinded the With this mark and Sullivan's mous build to shoot at Corbett kept the hig fellow His work waa done almost exclusively with the left hand and was not a straight but a sort of swing that Sullivan seemed unable to gauge at Cor- bett would walk up to him and shoot the left into his and when the big fellow's hands would go down Cor- bett's left hand was on the damaged nose in a That was the story of the fight right Corbett would walk around the big Vulcan like a cat watching a When an opening was presented be was at and landed every time he Whenever Sullivan would lead the blow was short and the Californian's left was right back in his damaged When the sixteenth round was reached Sullivan went back to his corner a sick and tired Before the gong sounded for the seventeenth the big fellow and the lynx-eyed seconds at once noted the and Corbett's were to work for his stomach at When time was Cor- bett went right at the big stomach and made him fairly under bis bombardment If ever bad a chance to win it from that time on he weaker and was At After this round there was never any as to the The champion grew weaker mud weaker with each succeeding and it was in the twentieth round that Sullivan really met his It happened in V mixing up near the ropes and in the exchanges Sullivan had all the worst of it He staggered against the fell back against only to re- Volley of blows seemed un- able to ward off. Corbett was unable to knock him but he staggered tiltn time and until the big low's body fairly When the he a pitiable sight His wretched condition showed Itself in his which and discolored under 3e was receiving only what he had administered to scores of men before and there was scant pity in the faces of the frenzied mob that had commenced to realize that a new champion had Sullivan's rest between the twentieth and twenty-first round did not Kelp despite herculean was wabbling when he ad- to the The first sign of a weak aud groggy man is a trembling of the right and Sullivan seemed unable to straighten that Corbett was quick to and he was at the champion like a He had no longer become even and went right to mixing it up near Sullivan's He landed with the throwing Sullivan off his and was on to him like a Dews at He fairly rained blows on the less who threw up his hands in a pleading but there was no mercy for The fiend incarnate could not have been more infuriated than was Corbett at that moment Corbett finally steadied himself find swung his right with It landed on the mouth of the weakened and he fell a helpless and mate mass in the river of the The blood was gushing from his mouth in a perfect stream and he must have bled a quart during the next The brute courage which has been part of the man during his career asserted and with the effort of desperation he staggered to his feet but before Corbett could reach him he fell hack He was up again only to fall in a tangled mass of bruised flesh and Before he could rise again the gong Bounded and the fight gone down to WM Fat to Sullivan was carried to his corner in- sensible and slumbered in his chair for a full minute while his seconds worked with all kinds of restoratives to bring him They succeeded and with wonderful vitality he walked the center of the ring and made his Be said that he had entered the ring once too often and was sorry JOHF L. 8ULHVAS. but was glad that the championship re- mained in Never was a heavyweight champion ship won more Sullivan did not land hard enough on Corbett to hurt him during the entire fight Cor- bett was fresh and strong when the fight was over and did not show a Sullivan had science and skill had brute met his triumphed over Sullivan was found in his room after the surrounded by a crowd of his His face was puffed and but he was not hurt When he went down to rise no more it was the second time in his career that had been knocked Charley Mitchell once the feat in Square but no else erer did it f only nation of his defeat that Mgn had told on said so Whert WM back into hU room at club fell buried in his red Charley stood about MIL. H DO I ness long bom iu San September tether wan from bounty it ml bis mother from Jublin Young Cor be it the Heart San aud when ho graduated ibu ft in the Nevada be several While still m the bank he joined tbe Olympic club and won the Infatuated him with and he lift the back to be- come a spurring tor the Olympic holding that position he lid his firat Jack of whom be fought to a draw fci eight There no but the San publio decided In favor ot Cor be it then developed and all tbe local among them Joe whom he uiet and defeated lures times with bare In barn to Corbet tlie second lime on ibo near tne CUR theay were even a a tin tight on a In In lait ug Cor butt broke In both In the but Ui and roan In tne Cor be It In a tor boated for a In the tour ho Iua Iu Mln ant evmt of important hh with In ti nil yf were the follow In all of ho pro ed tbe David two round four Martin Dunoan ot frunk three Mike William throe NANCY HANKS the Mure H on ft tlou Truck at St. Paul in Foat an ST. Sept. Hanks has again broken the world's trotting Gallantly she spun around the course under the of the veteran Budd and when she under the wire the judges wildly waved their huts und proclaimed that the pretty Imd covered thu mile in The see no that followed wus men who recognized the full cunce of the performance simply went daft for the time threw hats and canes into the air and wise gave expression to their It wan a wonderful and very unexpected Previous to the event bets were freely made that could not do bettor It a regu lilt ion like that on which she trotted at It is thut persons witnessed the exhibition INDIANA M to tba suit to teat the constitutionality of the state apportionments made by the of 1885 and 1891 begun ut A. W. of this presented tbe case for the tie reviewed the complaint filed and among other things asserted thut Drown with a population of voted for two while unit of is and that by the apportionment of 1801 voters of the state have the elect loo of thirteen while voters were only permitted to elect Ex Judge followed Mr. Wish art for the Ex-Judge Millett spoke briefly for the holding that tbe co urt had no jurisdiction in the case and that a private citizen had no right to bring This closed the A decision in expected within ten KERNAN Old Away Mt Hone la N. Sept 9.-Ex-United States Senator Francis Kern an died in this city at 4 o'clock Wednesday after- Keman born in N. January 14, 1SI6 In he graduated from Georgetown moved In 1S59 and tic following VIM ud to bar la IBM he re- porter of the court of appeals and held thut place for In I MO ho wan to the In wnn nominated by the democrats for congress and watt elected by u majority aver the rising In tbe In 1W4 WM a for re hut proved ton wan a r ot tbe In tbe date for but ww by John A In lOT to JO United MU tOMl 1881 MAN convention at A LONE One Masked Han Holds Up An Express Ha ForcH the Messenger to Up His and Robs the Safe of About A SupL The sonri Rook Wichita that left tow Wednesday was robbed by one man at the n of 10 mites a tut of who WHS in of the covered by K and forced to give up his wus injured some but not The opened the sate and took all of the front it that the only or but thin is not for the reason that the mail passenger most of the valuable north and south territorial shipments of It is that robber got on the train in the levee yards an the stop mails between the Kansas City union depot and lit a crossing It is the only at winch thn train been The train loaded with pause u of whom were The wan not ft mile from the scene of tbe old in the river H is the attempt on the aamu in a All other trains guarded witli armed Thu were not im Ex prow Company's T. K. refuses to Titna a foil under a near und wait tal I y the In Philadelphia owned by thu loss being yvara killed 111. Family trouble the Thu In con- at New Haven nominated uel IS. Merwin for In state convention Uie of North Carolina a full ticket with M. for proprietor of the argo was thrown from a and fatally was years The state convention of the party watt held in Boston and a lull state ticket WUH nominated with Henry for Alexander A steamboat and general march an Is at with amounting to The United Status schooner Maud was near Mt. Audrews by the Canadian government cruiser for an Infraction of the flatting BACKED BY THE In Mayor on Sept. Mayor has issued an order to Chief of Police In he Mold la view of the many and circulated an to alleged difference 8 be- tween the two officials in the matter of the policy of the administration ID suppressing the gambling at field he desired to hie hearty sympathy with and approval at the efforts of the department in that Whatever or misunderstand had arisen tt arise would be in own On the in tion the public could rely on entire mmd the anf against the and else
