The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-29

a.,..I CI,,L .n,,,,,ces ,ha, he vili hang
=, - e.. ar, n.,wa.n RilIy
$500 w -, =, ,he
world. and JACK caa,mp,1
ngn.-weisn.. s,"np ~. -. u.;,i moot Nc.
AMIN, ~ ,ha r;ns
Billy Daccy and Frank Hopper. the we'll
known lirht-weiphts, have been offered n
nurse nv the Gladstone Athletic club of
n-H-,..a e.. a,isb no Inn, Hammer
aaao';""s -, ncan, on lie yround That
9here u no. unoupn "uh u, =. viii
,naa, nv man ~ atout ia hounds whom
IL NAV select.
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When Sullivan got through with tne
Mississippi court on Wednesday last. XIII
rain stcpped up and challenged Sullivan
40 d,b, 4, N finish. either with bare
sIa. - ,;,,h, Gloves Iondon nrize !
UWns r"1 Te e nA" oiiar.J Inv the
For, Worth Athletic club. Sullivan ig-
nored the offer.
Being duly authorized by all the parties
concerned. the California Athletic Club
directors have decided 10 match the win
Nor of the Sulliyan-Jackson battle against
~. .,nna.-f m. i,y;n.NicAulig con.
mNS h , - ,aLo ni,ce shortI, i'm Lon
Ia,, uH,.un man will exnGat "A nurse of
atIcas. Stv'o,., a.h H.. ~.
As In,imated i'm these columns last Sun
Jay The FIGHT between La Blanche and
vounv Mitchell. which was Ia have oc-
Cured M the California Athletic club.
San rr,uc;sco Friday. was declared of.
ILL., ems. most c.n.rallv assigned is the
recent Jeciaration OF The chief of police
Thai he would arrest the principals and
saconds wLen they ent,rpdtbe ring.
BETTING was three 10 opein Philadelphia
against Hptuer My !. :. 80. pan,
wn.ppeu p,n"s nmr"' - ,n, Xii,
"s' , e -
nhnoJIne III na ~, nil 80 rs
i;Wiaui, :, us ~ Montana In understand
WHY such dds should he offered against
a man who could win a fight so easily.
Louis Bezinah, the Covilgton light
weight, defeated Tommy Conner, "A Gin
cinnati saloonist, in a 3j-round prize fight
will ,wo-ounce gloves near DAYTON. Ohio,
-. W n,or,;na Irn,;i ,ho ta,L
ra,,n, ,nI mil Conner ,ot first blood
,mme ngn. see"hau nsah"s .a,lah hnr,, anI,
as Ionor hocnmc tired nushed the tivLt
lin al length Conner was knocked com
IltttlN vi III tit sfth htfi
The result oil the 'rogar,.i'ah''en hgh'
has proved more serious 'h'h ei'her 'he
contestants or their packers anticipated
Since the battle which TOOK place on the
night of May ", Frank fanncn has be-
come insane. Grogan's knock out blow
injured Banners head. and although he
will not die, il is said he may never re-
cover his reason. Banncn was a teamster
al Shake Hill. lie Is now under the care
Of his wife at his home. Grogan was ar
rested III Harrison on last Monday night
"Jim The Kid, whose riding made such
a sensation In Paris IN connection will
the Wild West show, has returned to this
country and is now IN the horse business
on Long Island. lie Is doing pretty well
and expects To visit his old wyoming
stamping grounds IN the TALL. vi the show
he writes as follows: The things sort
oi playing OUT; i'ls over there among a
l"' oil hopos VINO never speiiu more ,nan
cents a day' ahn aon' know good riu-
ing iro'h J"! ga,iol.,E' ihc way 'he
Europeans outside OF faris act Is enough
'o hhahe u mans lungs "'ee"'
Na' eoonwiiis nara iueA mas STUCK 10
Him ever since he entered the Western
Montana borders with his troup some
weeks ago. lie lost money freely in Mis-
settos with the festive tiger. When he
got to 81. Paul he lost some valuable bag
gage. Al the Hoffman House in New
York, Thursday night he wagercd 5000
with DIR. Ordway that Wallace would win
the hight from Dixon, the colorado colorcd
nan.an,. VIZ rrinas 'nen., a. ,uporI.u ~
..hi'nni Wniian. .;,h 80 - NJ,
Coo,Iwin was out Sum. CooJwin will
surely learn some day that lac is not a s,,c-
cess as a sport.
Mr.. Hlggin is "a poor match maze . lie
refused to match Salvador last year
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