The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-07-10
TELEGRAPHIC.
Specials to The AstOrian.
Newsy Editorial Correspondence Wired
For Breakfast Reading This Morning
Notes of The SulliVan-Kilrain Fight.
Comment By Celebrated Professionals.

PORTLAND. July 8. Mrs. Max
Young. of Astoria, made application
TO file on timber claim at Oregon
| CITY this morning. The register said
he had instructions from the commits
sioner of the.general land office that
no more filings by married women on
timber land be allowed. But mar
ried woman can formally file an ap-
plication and then appeal the rejected
application TO the secretary of the in
| terror.
J.T. Apperson will take charge at
Oregon City as register of the land Of
flee on the 10Th inst.
Portlanders are anxiously inquiring
| about the Astoria railroad When
told that the road will be built sure,
some shrug their shoulders, and 9th
ers say. then Portland must come
down to Astoria"
THE CODY CASE:
A. J. Cody's counsel to-day stated
he would not allow his client to waive
the stay of proceedings granted him
by the supreme court Supreme JUS
| tice Thayer was willing to vacate the
order yesterday, but Cody is in the
hands of his lawyer, hence he will
lhave to remain in the county jail until
November and serve his sentence after
the judgment of the criminal court is
affirmed.
| FOX'S DIAMOND BELT SCORSED.
New ORLEANS, July 9.-Sulliyan
Saws he will not accept Fox's belt,
either for his bulldog or himself. He
feels that it is not necessary
to establish the fact that he
lis the champion pugilist. He
will remain here several days az
a guest. He said he would never en-
ter the ring again under any consider
alton. He had done his share of
slogging during a rather brief career
in the fistic arena and wanted no more
of it. He certainly did not intend to
fight California negro for the SIM
pie reason that he considered it en-
tirely too degrading for white man
to place himself on equality with a
negro.
His references 10 Kilrain's fighting
Qualifications were of a most pleasant
Icharacter, concluding with the re-
mark that he (Sulliyan) had got more
effective humping IN his contest With
Kilrain than ever in his life before.
lowing TO the dislocation of the
knuckle on the first finger of his left
hand, which occurred in the seventh
round he was compelled to make the re-
mainder Of the fight almost single
handed
Kilrain is suffering quite severely
this morning but his hackers say no
bones are broken and he will be all
right shortly. Various rumors in re.
gard to his condition are i'll circuia-
ton. There are reports flying about
that he is dying There is no truth
whatever in these, although kilrain Is
rather badly hurt internally.
Governor Lowry of Mississippi this
morning issued a proclamation which
states that he will extradite all the
participants in the fight especially
Sullivan and Kilrain and their
seconds.
Sulliyan's fear of arrest will prob
ably interfere with arrangements for a
reception as the champion is being
kept secluded.
1t is reported that Kilrain was
Iseriously sick before the fight, his
Iailment being of a private nature.
Mitchell is supposed to have known
this but Donovan did not.
THEG. Ar
| MILWAUKEE, July AT a strong
% &la Grand rr11p
council last night, long set of reso-
lutiOns were adopted, practically
stopping all further preparations fol
the national encampment in August
until assurances are given that it will
: be held in this city. This action is
due to the refusal of the mayor and
common council to appropriate $50,
1000 for tents and barracks, unless il
was certain that the Grand Armyiamer
were coming. Eight state depart
ment commanders met in Chicago
! and decided to issue circulars advis.
: ing posts not to come unless a ont
. cent rate be granted by the railroads
This action which upset all local plani
led to the result.
i PORTLAND NOTES.
i PORTLAND, July 9.-Jacob Zimmer
man a wealthy East Portlander wal
t "bunkoed" out OF $4,000.
y Over $1,000 has been raised durinl
: the day for the Ellensburg sufferers.
:. About 10 this morning B. F. Jessup
a laborer, while working in ditch a
the corner of Russell and Wood
: streets, Albina, was killed by a banl
: caving upon him. Some fellow labor
4 ers saw the occurrence and hastenel
y to his rescue, but before he could b,
n reached death had come to his relief
e 1t was over half an hour from the tim
e the cave occurred till the body was re
e covered. His death occurred from
e smothering. The coroner was at ono
notified, and at noon the body reachet
the morgue.
THE SULLIvAN-KILRAIN FIGHT.
|. New ORLEANS, July 9.-The earle
y rounds of the prize fight were not a
i revolving as was ordinarily supposed
!. During the entire progress OF tn
= sevent-five rounds neither of the CON
y batants showed any outward signs @
. severe physical punishment. Their
e was not that abundant flow OF bloc
- from the nose or mouth which en-
e bellishes the accounts of scraps