Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-11

rHE wREsrLIxo MATCH sABIN
THE vIcrOR.
Ths 0psrs Messe The Nea -rhe
PrsiiminaRiss-Ths wrsstis and
After Talk.
It has been many a day since Piper's
Opera House was filed with such an au-
diencs ms 1t was last night. To CONF
mencs at the beginning. however. will
be to give a few not,s taken at the ticket
Office. Long before ii was opened the
crowd had begun to assemble. and when
al last the window was thrown up. there
occurred a terrific jam. The weak we're
thrown aside. the strong contended Tor
first position. and the cunning quietly
slipped in and secured the coveted bit OF
pasteboard. Such afectionAte sentences
as these were banded 10 and fro for half
An hour or more: "Ciet out o that.
@ u d-n you. or I'll break your bloody
neck" Answer: The HI you will.
| blsrst me bloody nibs II I'll have 1t that
way" And so the war continued; a,
Last the ticket office was left behind and
the door-keepsr encountered. He being
an elderly man. and not well posted, was
easily intimidated by those who were de-
'sthiineu :" so amonns Of
showing up INC ne.e' hsr;s.. y,
com. M va. moi
'ne 'hea,Ie. 'ne t Or ,Ls nj.
y EASILY ."ss ...,sJ issars
nho' IN 'n' an, :. Wiz,
inc Poo,-ss ,,ornd
IN onelsu 10. sa,Isv ,,,onc com
nun Seis s a' m;n.r, mscSsnies.
poseu occssionally
o1lns anu ~ 81, on, tom ,ha Jress
aou '"1..Is wo,id .,ra,ch chair
49, III" ..ans. tor n si,bt Of the bid.
~. r.. 70 M, . female In the
m. snd The msn we're hacked like
hs,,;n,s in n hoy.
TN. Match.
III. match ,.s made early In Deccm-
bar , 7, CANA .bout in this wise: Both
men were known to be wres,lers Of some
,,o,,h anil THAR friends desired them to
.,.,.,..r D;.t R.,,,m nub,isbed
.hs,,sS,a in . y;,,;,is mcrninv napcr.
aa.r;n, 10 wrs.,la Sahin for S5OOa side.
S.h;n ranli.d in the News Of the same
date. accepting the challenge and offer
ING 10 raise Bellam $5O0-ss asto make
the stakes 81, OO0-aside. In u few days
the men came together in the Railroad
Exchange Saloon. put up a forfeit and
signed articles Of agreement, Ths
friends Of each man were jubilant and
were equally confident OF victory.
The pool selling was very brisk last
| night: at first Sabin had the call at odds
of 500 10 SlI. Then the friends OF Bel
lam came to the rescue and raised him
up even. but were unable to keep him
there, and when the boz WAS about TO
he closed, Sabin was selling at odds Of
$50 10 $40 so.
IN. Ma.
,,pu-.-...,;x. =, Canal,
aeh'fu pe'i'"'
Is about u years OF age anu weighs
about i70 pounds. He Is a little below
the average height, but is very broad in
m. .bonld.rs and stout OF limb. lie is a
miner and works in the Empire mine, or
was working there under s~'e'en'on's
lease;
Ncinsy =. sap.n = na'iv, y. WV
iors 'ule, ,oou' ya naS
weighs aoou. = pui =, hn;a,, In,
ne Is s.ou' ~ s' ana
Ann oun NJ a,c;nss, am.
a;'e an
P'osei VI ."e ne'.n .as.,,.,,,,.,,.,
men nave ne Isn," Gnid
osio'e' DUN "o "
iih'
The Preiiminaries.
Mr.. A. d. Billings has appeared on
,b. hoar,l. of pi,er's 20, many nights In
-. a., ..x..h.,,.;, an. ,o,.
'"'vs'"' o". "
OF Master oil Ceremonies 10 whieh Po-
sition he was appointed last night. He
s,epped forward 10 the foot lights. ex-
! plainel his position, and remarked that
ho was to be held responsible in no re-
.peet. IL the audience were moi satisfied