ARTICLES HAVEJEEN SIGNEDEverything Ready for the fight Between Mullen and Turner.Article of agreement for a twenty njmi busing contest between Barney Uiten of Ogden and Rufc Turner of cattle, were signed Saturday eveningby the principals. The article* name the night of the 2«th of August as the time of contest and stipulate that ralght Marquis of Quecnstmry rules gball govern. The principal* are to weigh in at 1S6 pound* at 6 p m. on dav t»f contest and in caas either fail*to make the required weight, he agree*to forfeit one half of hla end of the gate receipt*. The winner It to take75 per cent, and the loser *6 per cent, of the net gate receipt*. Both of the principal* agreed upon Willtard Bean of gait Lake a* refree In .use he waa willing to act, or la the event of his refusal or inability to act then somother reapooaihle Salt Lake nwould be select*#.RTurner, the colored whirlwind, ar-*d in the city early Saturday evening and will commence active training In the rooms above the Assembly saloon Hi* record ia well known bv those tntereated In the doings of the squared circle and doesn't need much comment. Herrera. Britt. Young Corbett and other* of the top notchers continually side step the colored boy knowing that he 1* hard proposition totackle.Following are »on»e of the good men Turner has met and defeated; Spider Kelly. Otto Sieloff. Dummy Rowan. Sam Rolan, Jack Kane. Kid Williams, Chaa Johnson, Perry Queenan, FrankbJnL. Tina Jack Clearyon/ Kid Parke*, Olartme* KngUah, Cha». Biegera, Jack Cordell, Jack Burke and Tummy Tracy. The* fight with Perry Queenan wa* a twogty round draw, while in the second l*iut,