THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2G. 1S94.
MITCHELL IS
KNOCKED OUT
Concluded from paga 1.
MITCHELL GREETS CORBETT.
The Two Fighters, wheu Arreatad, Trade
Perfunctory Oompliinent.
Jacksonville, Fla. , Jan. Ho, Soon
after the return of Mitohell to the Ev
erett house, ami of Corbett to the St.
James hotel,' both were arrested on
warrants charging them with having
cooiuitted the offense of lighting by
atfreeuient. The men were both taken
to the court house, where their bail
was fixed nt 7,S00 each. Bonds for
their appearance were furnished.
The charge against Mitchell, it is
understood, will he tried in the morn
ing, but Corbett's case will be post
poned to ullew him to go to New York
to keep his engagement at the Madison
fcuUHre garden on Siturduy night. In
the event of Mitchell's trial resulting
in a dismissal of the charge, as receut
precedents indicate will b the case,
Corbett's case will he dismissed on mo
tion of his attorney without the neces
sity of his returning.
The two men met iu the court room,
Mitchell sending a frieud to Corbett to
ask him if he would not shake hands.
CVrbett complied with the request and
the two pugilists exchanged the stereo
typed compliments about each being
tue best nun the other ever met. Cor
bett has been pleased to say that ho in
tended to let Mitchell tight for live or
is tcunds, but could not resist the
temptation to knock him out iu tho
third.
THINKS HE WAS WHIPPED.
A
Mitchell, After Refliotln-,Concluds That
Hi Wasn't In It.
Jacksonville. Fla., Jan.
-After
the tight Corbett laid: "1 really did
expect the tight to last six or seven
rounds, and went into the contest will
ing that it should. But I guess the
righting instinct got the better of me,
for I could not hold back my rjejnt.
Mitchell is a game man. No coward
would have come back for his punish
ment as be did."
Mitchell was seen at the Everett
house. He had laid aside his chaffing
spirit. It may have received a severe
shock in the ring. Any way he said
seriously: "I met a man who is my
superior in weight and height and I
n-'W freely acknowledge that he is also
my superior iu solenoe. Ho stopped
me iu three rounds. Does not that tell
the story?"
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REPUBLICAN WARD CAUCUSES.
Creditable Selections Mid In Etch Por
tion of the Borough.
Special to thf Seranlon ZWhtM.
PoRKST CtTY, Pa., Jan. M. The Re
publicans of tuis place met iu Davies'
hail tonight for the purpose of nomin
ating the officer fur the separate
wards. The voters of the First ward
met at 7 o'clock. VV. H Leek presided
"luring the caucus of the First ward;
Dr. Taylor and V. E Wildenberger,
tellers.
The councilman nominated were
Tuonans Brown, sr.. and John Me
L.ugblin, by acclamation ; term three
years. John N. Jones w is nominated
by acclamation' for constable, tor two
years. Robert Booth's nomination for
assessor was male unanimous For
judge of election J. N. Bivins' nomi
nation was mad by acclamation.
Frank Hollenbeck's nomination for
the office of inspector of eleotion was
also made by acclamation.
F. J. Osgood was chosen as chairman
of the Second ward caucus, with W. H.
Wildeuberger and C. S. Alexander,
tellers. For assistant assessor, Cliuton
Rose declined and the nomination was
then conferred upon W. H. Wilden
berger by acclamation. The following
wore suggested for judge of election:
David J. Jones, Dr. Knapp and F. W.
Westgate. Mr. Jones received the ma
jority of the votes cast and was de
glared the nominee. Glynn Morgan
declined the nomination for inspector
of election and F. VV. Westgate was
nominated by acclamation for that
office.
Robert Dunn who was nominated
the previous evening for overseer of
the poor iu the Sscoud ward for one
year, instead of twenty-three years as
stated in today's Tltllil'Nit, resigned.
Possibly ho thought THI TStBONH term
was too long. W. H. Bates was nomi
nated by acclamation to fill the va
cancy.
During the two evenings in which
the caucuses have been held great
interest has beeu shown and the desire
has been to nominate u winning ticket
iu the coming tight.
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FOREST CITY MISCELLANY.
Peraoaale and Other Naw Put Into
Readable Paragraph!.
Special to the Scrantuit Tribune.
Fokust City, Pa., Jan. 25. John E
Hughes was iu Scrauton on business
vesterday aud A. Horney and L. P.
Wedeman today.
As the cold weather is again with us
a number of people may bo eg wend
ing their way up tho Duudaft street
hill nnlil they reach Leek's pond, aud
theu placing their skates in position,
they proceed to eujoy a fow hanpv
hours at the exhilartiug sport on the
"hard water."
A ball was given last night In Cun
ningham's hall, over the postoftiue, for
the benefit of Johnnie.
About three or four month's ago a
young man living in Forest City, came
to the conclusion that he would sell a
watch by chance. A large number of
tickets were sold, but the drawing for
the watch has never taken place.
Those holding tickets would like to
have tho drawing take plucu or money
refunded.
The Dnndafl Pioneer rink will be re
opened next Thursday with a three
mile race betweon Hsrry Skeels and
ami Johu Morrison, of Carbondale.
John L. Westlake inteuds moving
in his new house soon.
Miss Adah Tucker spent the evening
in this plsce with her friends. Miss
L-ma Reynolds aud Miss Louise West
gate. e)
INTERESTING FARM TOPICS.
They Will Be DUcuaatd at the Tomp
klnsville Institute Today.
Special to tlie Scrantuii jV6mi.
Jekmvn, Pa., Jan Tue pro
gramme for the Farmer's insti
tute at Tompkinsville Friday and
Saturday includes the following speak
ers: County Superintendent J. C. Tay
lor, subject, "Why Firman Should lie
Elucated;" Professor W. R Graves,
of Scranton, subject, "The Preserva
tion of the Forest;" (Mark Sisson, sub
ject. "The State of Washington;" Z. T.
Cure, subject, "The World's Fair;" E
A. White, subject, "Carp Culture;"
John Cure, subject, "How to Rid the
Farm of Noxious Weeds." Other sub
jects tube discussed are: Fruit Cul
tuje, Tne Potato, Bee Culture, The
Dairy Cow, Poultry and E;g Produc
tion, Onion and Cabbage Culture.
Meals will he furnished near by to
thnHe coming from a distance. A large
attendance is anticipated.
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WANT GOOD CITY GOVERNMENT.
Interesting and Able Adireeee Made at
I lu National Conference.
Philadelphia, Jan. 25. The two
days session of the national conference
for good city government began this
morning.
Jaiiu-8 C. Carter, president of the
City club, of New York, presided, aud
interesting aud ablo addresses upon the
subject of good municipal government
were uisde by Moorefield Stories, of
Boston; William G. Low, of Brooklyu;
Franklin MacVeagh, of Chicago,
brother of Wayne MacVeagh; Charles
J. Bonaparte, of Baltimore; George C.
Mercer, of Philadelphia, aud Elmund
Kelly, of New York.
HAD PUT IT IN A BANK.
Burglars Who Thought to Get Wealth
Were Neatly Fooled.
Lewlsbuku. Jan. 25 Lust evening
shortly alter dark two maskod robbers
entered the house of Isaac Hubler, a
wealthy fanner residing a few miles
from town, aud terrorized Mr. Hubler
aud wife aud wife into revealing the
place where they kept their money.
The robbera nourished revolvers and
searched the house from garret to col
lar without interference, but they
were able to find only a few dollars.
Mrs. Hubler bad only a few days ago
deposited a large sum of inonty in one
of the town banks.
Flfiy Gams for Ten Cents.
Heinember that fl f ty beautiful picturos
aud uot simply sixteen and they all
representing the most notable buildiug
and exhibits at the late World's fair can
now be obtained at The THtBUM office for
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World's Fair Portfolia coutaius these ar
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Do nrt put off taking medicine. Numer
ous little ailments, If neglected, will soon
break up the system. Take Hood's Sursa
parilla now, to expel disease, giving
strength aud appetite.
Hood's Pi'ls cures constipation by restor
ing tho peristaltic action of the aliineutary
. canal.
AIM 1
Si J.J
10 Days, Beginning Thursday, Jan. 18. at 10 Al
A. B. Brown's Bee Hive, Pittston, Pa.
Thousands Bemnants of Dry floods. Clonks and Fur Capes daring
sitlc ;ii less than cost oi material,
Every inch of OOUnter room covered with the greatest bargains ever
shown.
Ladle' Felt Bate, this season's styles 103. each.
floys' Winter Waists Oo each.
Muffs , 30c. each.
Clonks $1.50 each.
HOSIERY, UNDEltWKAK AND NOTION'S AT QUARTER OF VALUE.
COM 10. IT WILL PAY YOU,
Great Clearing Sale.
A. B
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PITTSTON, PA.
JATTHEW& BROS.
Druggists
AND DEALERS .IN
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