Around Town Aug. 27, 1895

The circus people are flooding the city with pictures of the Syndicate Shows.

The weather bureau hit it right in predicting showers Saturday and sunshine Sunday.

Will Julian did some clever work playing as first base and short stop Sunday afternoon.

Jack Cooper – and everybody knows Jack – celebrated his 47th birthday Sunday. His health was drank often and deep.

Advertising car No. 1 of the Great Syndicate Shows, with twenty-two men aboard, arrived yesterday in charge of Sir Charles Holton.

Last night was a dark and dreary one. The electric lights were uncertain and the dark clouds that hovered over the city were threatening.

San Antonio reporters are “filling up” on John Wesley Hardin rot, and publishing stories from people who never saw the late and unlamented.

The great Corbett-Fitzsimmons fight is going to be pulled off in Juarez and El Paso can commence making preparations to entertain the thousands of visitors who will come here.

There will be an important meeting of the El Paso Cycle Track association tonight at 8 o’clock at Feldman’s photograph gallery. All members are earnestly requested to be present.

Mrs. M’rose says she wants it understood that she did not return to El Paso for any trouble, but that she is here on business. She desired to secure control of Hardin’s manuscript to reimburse herself for money advanced.

The El Paso Tribune says that the Liberal is printed in Silver City. In compliance with the latest fashion set by El Paso journalists the Liberal gives notice to the Editor of the Tribune that if it does not, within the next ninety days, retract, apologize and give the source of information of this foul slander, it will publish him as a liar, a blackmailer and a villain, and will tell the public all about where he was and what he did during the four years previous to the discovery of America by the late lamented Sr. C. Columbus. – Lordsburg Liberal.