Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-13
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Matsada-B ibby Wrestling Match

Matsada-Bibby Wrestling Match.
SAN Francisco. March IA Calls New
York special says: At the wrestling match
between the Japanese champion Matsada
and Bibby, it was agreed that if any part
of the body besides the feet touched the
floor, it was to be a fall. When time was
called Matsada rushed at Bibby, and in 5
seconds had him fiat on the stage. He
slapped him ON the back, threw his hands
above his head, and took his seat, In the
second round he caught Bibbv by the neck
and won the fall in 26k minutes. In the
last round Matsada caught his fsvorite
hold, by the neck, and threw Bibby on his
back after 81 rounds cf actual wrestling,
winning the fall and match.
The washOuts Repaired.
SAN Francisco, March 12.-At Los An
geles the weather is clear and the roads are
drying up. Railroad men are busy on re-
pairs, but it will probably be a week
before trains are running east. The con-
struction train from Mojave, which ar
rived last Saturday at Ravenna, has
repaired all the washouts north of it, and
to-day goes southwark. So it is possible
that the whole line will be open inside of
two weeks and communication again estab-
lished with San Francisco.
A Newspaper Suspension.
PORTLAND, Ogn., March 12.-The North
west News did not make its appearance
this morning. The printers refused to
longer work without pay. The manager
says he cannot tell whether another num-
Der will ever be issued or not. Having
lost the Associated Press franchise, an
offer to sell the plant for $4,000 did not
meet with a purchaser. The paper has
been in existence since Jan. 1, 1883, and
lost money from the first day.
Presidential Preferences.
SAN Francisco, March IA Chronicle
Washington special says: In regard to
Presidential candidates, it is stated that
Jones of Nevada favors Arthur, Fair wants
Bayard, Miller is thought inclined to
Blaine, Farley wants the old ticket, 30
does Cassidy of Nevada, and all the men,
bers of the California delegation in the
House. Glasscock says Tilden won't run.
His second choice is Thurman.
Lost I'm the fountains
wALLA WALLA, March IA private
telegram from Ceur d'Alene says that
Charles Pond, the well-known railroad and
stockman, is lost in the mountains. A
searching party have gone out.
The store of Alex. Patterson, at Daven-
port, Lincoln county, was burned last
night. The loss is SIS, 900 to SIS, 900; IL
surance small. 1t is supposed incendiary.
Fresno Under Water.
FRESNO, CAL, March 12.-The south
east part of the town is again under water.
The Fresno River Canal Company's dam,
which cost $50, 900, has been washed out.
The railroad bridge was badly damaged
and is considered unsafe. The passengers
are transferred.
Majors Reprieved.
SAN Francisco, March 12.-Majors. the
condemned Lexington, Santa Clara
county, murderer, who was to hang next
Friday, will, it is said, be again reprieved,
in order to allow the Supreme Court to
pass upon Majors appeal from the judg-
ment of death.
Democratic Mayor Elected.
SACRAMENTO, March 12.-J. @. Brown, a
Democrat. was yesterday elected Mayor of
this city. The remainder of the municipal
ticket was elected by the Republicans.