Great Wrestling Match Draws $4,000 and Revives Feud
Detroit crowd fills the Opera House to witness Col J H McLaughlin of Detroit win a three bout collar and elbow display against H M Dufur of Marlboro Mass for $500 aside and a near record gate. McLaughlin then accepts a challenge from Duncan C Ross with a Cleveland date to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernort
Detroit
Tlouse
Col. J. H. McLaughlin
H. M. Dufur
Marlboro
Mass
Giltnan
Mac
Dufer
Secon
McLaughlin
Duncan C. Ross
Cleveland
Macass
Mixed late news items from state to international
A broad sweep of brief items from January reports: Iowa Senate passes joint resolution to fund the Afton canal. Louisville Produce Exchange to supply nightly quotations. Tanners’ Association raises harness leather price. Beranger statue depicted with Horace, though the sculptor notes Beranger knew no Latin. Merchants' Telegraph and Cable Co files in New York with $18 million capital, up to $20 million possible. New York grain exchange adopts a new corn grade and votes on closing hours. Governors appoints, land forfeiture bill to declare uncompleted Northern Pacific land forfeited. Weather damages to fruit vary by Michigan and Central Illinois. Henri Blanc, 96, claimed last Trafalgar French survivor. Gordon telegraphs to suspend operations at Khartoum until 1000 troops depart Cairo. Fogg buys stake in Cowboy saloon, beaten. Astorga Spain Bible dispute and police inaction. U S post office letter theft confession. tin discovered in North Carolina. Canadian Pacific explosion near Port Arthur. train wrecks in New Haven and Rochester with injuries. Ribbon Strikers reject terms. train wreck near Cepar Farms injures crew and livestock. teen fatally shot in Knox. fog disrupts New York travel. fires in Wansaw Indiana. local dry goods building loss. Subscribe for Roxxine Oresaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Senate
Louisville Board of ‘Trade
Tanners’ Association
Cinnelmatt
Beranger
Pars
Horace
Merchants’ Telegraph and Cable Company
New York
Produce Exchange of the Grain Trade of
Barstow
Vermont
Joel H. Gates
A. G. Root
John Gregory Smith
Brs
Edward W. Peck
Woman's Work Department
House Committee On Public Lands
Northern Pacific
Michigan
Allingis
Tienri Blanc
France
Trafalgar
Mont Blanc
Gordon
London
Coetlogon
Khartoum
el Mahdi
Cairo
Sun J. B. Fogg
Fort Worth
Tex
California
William Wood
Astorma
Spain
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Pites
Chais
Ponda
Pond’s
ALL Drugrists
Pond's Extract Co
H. P. Monrol
Lyon Bho's
Light & Harper
M. van Develde
Aj Agt
Archive
Evening Observer
Telegraph
M’lauchlin
Uiants
Wasnixero
Septima St. Meikleham
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Hewitt
Jefferson
Toledo
Michigan Central Railway
É. G. Lewis
Dora McIntye
Jonathan Lundy
Maumee Valley
Manhattan
Wabash and Erie Canal
Prinseuren
Labor Organization
Anschutz
Allegheny
Barre
Baltimore
Cavaco
Fawcett, Barnes & Co
Chicago
John Carslow
New Yorks
Mara
Mary R. For
Tester
Brooklyn
F. H. Ross
Hudson
Poughkeepsie
New England
Fishkill Landing
Matteawan
New York Petroleum Exchange
Philadelphia Petroum and Mining Exchange
Frankin
United States
Comer
North Carolina
Racrogn
N. C
King’s Mountain
Cleveland County
St. Paul
Globe
Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific
Port Arthur
Fay & McLennan
Sydney A. Fay
Joseph E. McGinleveray
John A. McDougall
John Burbank
Fay Magnus
McClure
New Haven
Paterson
N. J
Manufacturers” Association
Cepar Rarms
William Huffman
Tony
Inman
Chicago & Northwestern
Ars
Aknox
Fred Hamilton
Wansaw
Ind
C. W. Chapman
James A. Clancy
John McConly
Mayer & Zimmerman
Hoop
Hood
C. I. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mags
Rey Ie
Ets
Mzima Greda
Cabo Pee
Ruripean Co
Damestown
Licht & Earper
Lion
Marshall, Mich
THE
Ellis Spavin Care CO
Ellis
J. i. Whitson & Son
24Th St. NY
Sudberry Street
Boston
Fourth Avenua
Boog Dime
John Street
Eday
Caine
H. P. Monroe
J. T. Hoole & CO
Dickinson & Co
Brlossburg
Dunkirk
M. McDonald
Vitoria
England
Fennets
Fredonia
XN. Y
M. MM. Fesser
James Fuller
Ternell
Fenner
DR. Fenner
FH. P. Monroe
Thia
Wills
Richard Aot & CO
Prepra
Bartingwn
H. J. Howe
Diunkure
Sohmer
Sohmer & CO
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