, 1889-06-20

light between Charley Turner of Stockton
ana wiley Evans of Boston. both colored,
at the Golden Gate Athletic Club Tonight.
turner did the most rushing and knocked
Evans down several times. In the severn
ltenth round Turner bit him hard 10 the
Wind and he mulatto dropped. This was
turner's nhHnce. and h. improved II bv
. knocking Evans under the ropes by q
right. handler under the ear. Evans WAS
unable to rise in the specified time and
ehght was given to Turner.
PORTLAND. June II Special.--The annu.
al election Of the Oregon & TranscontiR Ell.
| tai aud Oregon Railway ~ Navigation com.
panies were beld to-day. Willard got
| away with the former and a cOuipron mise
was Effected whereby the latter will be
managed az part OF the Unicn Pacific sys-
| tenn, the Northern Pacific to have ing
to do with 1t. At the q. Il II. election. the
Willard party voted 2lo 600 shares, aud the
Union Pacific interest repI Iesented by Gen.
eral Dodge and u. NJ. Lane. aud Ell jah
Smith representing the y. Il. IL N. aud
Hon. Henry w. Corhstt, representing the
Portland inlerest, voted altogether l50 900
shares.
Appended is the new directory: Henry
Willard, II. Abbott, Charles l.. Colby,
Joseph 5. D,cker; Colgate Hoyt, Charles
II. Ropes, y. A, Spahord and Hector III.
rypdale, Of New York. r. II. Bartlett, q.
b. Bel,inger, A. ID. Charlton, s. q. Fulton.
NJ. u. Hall, q. II. Prescott, Joseph Simon,
Paul SchuI2e, Geo H. Williams, OF Port.
and. The directors re elected the old Of.
iicers.
In the .. Il. & N. election Willard voted
l62 600 shares. The following
TICKET AGREED upoN
by Willard and General Dodge, represent
ing the Union Pacific, was elect ed.
Charles b. Fosdick, V. Mumford Moore
7. w. Smith and VIM. l.. ST. John of New
YORK; Henry Is. Reed Of Baltimore, Ed.
ward smith OF Philadelphia and II. w.
Corbett, henry Failing, w. s. I.sdd, c. II,
Lewis, VIM. Mackintosh, John McCI ack.
en- and w. sibson. Saturday night Viii
lard applied for AN injunction IN Judge
stearn's court to compel Ell jsh Smith, as
president OF the o. X. & N. Co, to count
the Oregon q Transcontinental holdings
IN that company at the o. Il. & N. eiec.
uon. smith made preparations to ask for
an order restraining Willard from voting
his Oregon Il Transcontinental holdings.
me TWO parties came toget her
and held u conference until o'clock
this morning. Willard agreed to dispose of
his transcontinental holdings in the o. X.
them az widely as possible. The roads
north OF Snake River, which have been
among the chief objects OF contention, are
10 be taken, when completed, into tins q.
r. & n: system. This will give Portland n
direct line 10 the CGur d Alene mining re-
Inese agreements are based on the con-
dition that the lease OF the U. X. IL. n. to
tue Oregon Short Line aud the Union
Pacific holds good and all lines to
BE OPERATED AZ ONE,
the Northern Pacific to have nothing TO DO
with II. u was further agreed that the
name OF Prosper w Smith, Elijah's brother,
be substituted for Frederick Z. Olcott of
New York. in the o. Il IL n. directory.
The understanding is that Edmund Smith
Of Philadelphia formerly Vice PRESIDENT
of the Pennsy lvaDia road, is to be prea dent
Of tile q. X. " N Go. The new Oregon q
Franscontinental board met this afternoon
and decided to abandon the proposition to
issue ten millions of preferred stock. At
the Oregon improvement Co.'s meeting,
the old directors were reelected. The Ore
gon Railway 4 Extension Company elected
The following directors: Henry Failing,
Q. A. DoIph. w. II. Holcomb. Ii. w. Cor
cihc Termin Co. elected Henry Failing,
q. IL. Lewis, O. A. Dolpb. W. IL. Holcomb,
Paul Schulze, Charles j. Smith, Robert
Harris, Il. koehler, ani II. w. Co orbett.
Nillaid left ior the east via the Sound and
Yellowstone Park this afternoon. He de.
clned To talk about the election.
PORTLAND, Ore, juno lS, Special The
Oregon Pioneer ASSOCIATION held its seven
teenth annual reunion to-day. Pioneers
and Indian var veterans to the number OF
200 formed in line and marched TO the ex-
position building where they were ad-
dressed at length by Judge Orange Jacobs
OF Seattle, the orator OF the day. Ex United
States Senator Kelly OF Portland, delivered
an occasional address. II. NJ. Chase Of
Walla Walla. presented beautif
blue silk flag, having the seals of
Oregon and Washington painted On one
side, and badge of the Indian war yeter.
ans on the other To the grand encsmpment
OF Indian war veterans. The presentation
speech was made by Governor Moore, OF
Washington. Response was l.. +. Mosher,
OF veterans.
MORAL IDIOT,
A. NJ. Schneider, who felon io,sly as
saulted the 0.year. old Lille Dietrich, was
convicted In the criminal court to-day.
One witness testified that Schneider said to
him: Dietrich should have given me q
chance to apologize before causing my ar
rest"
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