The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-04

UesSdy Gallagher and the California
.ise q 3 S psss. az for whics Gaiissh"r i. TO
M9ht u IMAM of thu clubs choice. The
club offers si.Sn and Gallagher wants
The Boston stallion race will be con-
ts-~erd the last week i'm Septemhs'r. June.
mont Siil bc one Of the starters, and will
onne Prince. = ans Goldring. ::ls; brown.
2:lsx; Joe Young. a:cos4; CRANKY. 2:iea;
The famous old race mare Adelaide.
2:iss4. NY Phil Sheridan. died "a few days
ago near Lexington. She leaves three
and one two years. both hy Nutwood and
able To beat 2:3J. and one. "a yeariing, 10y
Robert Mc(;rssgor.
Mr.. Sinclair. the London representative
of the Illustrated .Ners. has notified the
hackcr 81 dem Smith that if he wants To
fight Sullivan il must he under Marquis
Of bloomsbury rules. to take place in
America. and that hc will get "a purse of
S2.SO whether he wins or locsss.
Billy Madden il at PawtnNet. II. l.,
training Jack Ashton for his coming
finish fight with George Godfrey of Bos-
zion; r ~ ,s %"i rnrn nell. a,bb iiasis ~ siah. -i Bo.l
ton. on September ~. Ashton il working
hard. and IL he wins will keep on fighting
The bay gclding Freddy j., alias DIR.
Gordon. J.. A. Junivai1. Upper Sandhnsky.
a.. and William Brannigan; Tinin. o.,
are expelled 10y member at Duukirk. n.
Girl, alias Belle Stahl. alias Maud, aud g..
n. NIcN offIttI, hiu r. DTt'uhstt. ION
,s.lier. o., arr. also expelled 10y member at
Charleston. ILL.,. for ringing.
Al. Cassatt has definitely. decided tn
send The Bard to thc stud. ''lf Mr.. t,as-
-att would consent To have him fred"
said DIR. Sheppard, ~ ann almost certain
caa.e his ease is not within 80 per cent. as
bad ss Troubado,r's was, but Mr.. Cassatt
does not care tai have his great horse sub
United tn that operation.
sullivan says that there * no truth i'm
the rsmor about Kilrain and lr. getting mp
a. combination To give sparring matches.
He says tina! he might as well have Nit
clcll with him, hut he will give Kilrain
sa,BOO IL he will stand mp befors. him for
Trim, and looks as bright as a dollar, and
Ill. .--.d.
south with Kilrsain. said that Gov. Lowry's
plan is tn convict Kiiraiu and sentence
him to the sianne p"n Msi "a. thni in-
i'm proper train for the punishment of the
railroad officials who carried tine. p,gili~ts
to the fight and for whom. Gov. Lowry *
Asa~s;tg especially. Kilruin will then he.
released on bail. and as soon as the ran;
van and Kiirain viii he paprIo"..i, or The
proceedings against them si.->"n
Ffu.rssco C0H.
ConsidcrsbI. doubt il expressed lust
now as Ia whether killcn and MrAuliiIc
will ever meet. The champion of tie.
Nortliwcs, has lately been AN ardent wor-
shipper at the shrine of Bacclii-. and ls.
docs not seem to In, anxious tn get into
proper condition.. Kiilcn is "a very giraffe
individual. aud has made "a lares. number
Of enemies among his own class. IL il
said that when Ina was on the road to this
city he exprsssssi himself in very forciblc
language la rSgaru tn Tommy Warren
and Prof. Donaid-on. and threatened to
throw both of them in the hay. Shortly
after his arrival lc visited Donaldson and
solicited the lattcr's friendship. Suisse
quiently, 10 is said. he met Warren and cN-
s.,a ; q rS s.e1 s.s Z" sn,s,h w ",, #. nd li'' H..
bluffed, and limited that there would bs.
one pugilist less i'm the ranks it killcn as
snultssl him. Pat then concluded that il
WINS advisable to obtain Warrcn's friend
shtp. hut Tommy refused tai entertain any
Rroposi,ion made 10y killeh: One sv:.,ing
6e,shn to use insulting iansnagc. -,
eahdcrstand that he would have n tight o,,
7 his hands IL hc continued his abuse. The
81. Paul champion decided not to injurs
4ais reputation for peace and quietness,
and thcrcfor, went his way. IL is %rulnorys
ti,at Donaldson will go behind McAuliirs
when the California boy meets killcn.-
Son Ffuncisco Daily Report.
Yesterday HALL Cannes.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 3.-fhicago d.
fcatesi Philadelphia to-day by nlors. timcl.
hitting. The fielding of both teams wac
poor.
iniiaSslpi,,a """Si -!
,h n:,ss " 9. r SSasi,i% ia ! t"i "ai'e9iss. , i; siai%
aud Farrell. Gleason and Clements; umpire
VIII
WAsHINGToN, sept 3.-Thc tlcvclan.
team defeated the tailcndcr- to-day d.
outplayinR them AT all points.
Washington -.- % u u ~ u 10 - a.
Cleveland ....--... ) % u u % u u @:
Has. hits, Washington q. cleveland .: errors
A Washington .. Cleveland I: batteries. lladdocL
= and Tsiiy. O'Brien and thinner; umpire. knight
BOSTON, Sept. 3.-Boston had the game
well ina hand mp Ia the last inning to-tia.
when indianapolis battcd Madden al
over Nle field. Boston would have woI
the game but for "a had muff by Richard
son In left field. Indianapolis =. Bosto,
=: base hits. indianapolis LEI, Boston .
errors, indianapolis =. Boston 2; batteries
indianapolis, Rusie and Daily, Boston
, Madden and Bennett; umpirs-s, McGluads
and Curry.
NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-Thc Giants playcs
another excellent game to-day and won a
rather casy victory from their Pittsburr
rivals. New York played with "a rIsi,
rkn stopped the game AT the end a
the eighth inning. the scors. standiri
New York -. PittsbIrg 4. Base hits, y
YORK II. Pittshurg =; errors. New York .
= Pittsburg Il; batteries. New York. WclcI
and Brown; pittsburg. Staley. Fields am,
Miller: umpire. Powers.
Al Observation-Disclosures q. Louisville .
At Observation-Disclosures IL. Cincinnati ;