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

den offers the excuse that he understood
the deposit was 10 he $500, instead of f5O
a side, and thought II was To he fought IN
the Pelican club. The sporting fraternity
here think the McAuliffe party Is blufiing.
will be withdrawn. The Pelican club, as
announced i'm the STANDARDS dispatches
last Thursday, offers El,00O tn prevent the
McAuliffe-Slavin match from c~ollapslng.
ice McAuliife and Billy Madden had an
interview with Lonsdale in his town house
Thursday. Lonsdale offers an $500 purse
and flO expenses to McAuliffe to meet
Slavin. the match To occur ut n place as
selected 10y SIaviu's hackers and there Is
now no chance for Slavin To get out OF a
meeting with McAuliife. McAuliffe will
start training nj once on Lord Lonsdale's
state.
The farciai trial Of John l.. Sullivan for
his mill with Kilrain last summer mt
Richsburg closed on Wednesday, the cur
tain dropping upon the bruiser paying a
fine of $500. After lac was liberated an
impromptu reception was held, the
seekers of satisfaction To the broken law
vying with the friends Of the pugilist in
their worship at his shrine. In address
ing the court Sullivan said: 'In entering
this plea of guilty. | do So witt "a humble
ness Of heart and ask for the leniency OF
the court. | realize the fact that that l
have done wrong aud violated the laws Of
Mississippi, but | assure your honor u
was u~nintentional on my part, and IL will
never occur again. Since h beginning
of this trouble | have suffered punishment
which has told upon me severely. and ]
beseech the court TO he as light as possi-
BILE in this unfortunate affair" sullivan
was ELUSIVE i'm his compliments to Judge
Tcrrall and District Attorney Neville,
and told everybody he met that he had
the highest regard for the officers of the
court, and that they did no more tina
their duty. II have quit the ring" he
said, land will never appear inside the
ropes again.
The chief topic of conversation amongst
devotecs Of the turf continues to he the
great race between Salvador and Tenny.
Men that have witne sscd all the great
contests Of the past 80 years were present
at the Salvator-Tenny race and they were
unanimous in the assertion that the great
performance was unparalleled far beyond
all others. Salvador BEAT enny and both
beat their fathers. Victor and vanquished
both ran the mile and "A quarter faster
thar that distance had ever been run
before. The mile record of H~ve-ycar-old
Tcn-Broeck, :3gH, with 10 pounds up,
in 1887. is equallcd by "A ~four-ycar-old with
l22 pounds up in a race OF "a mile and "A
quarter, while Ten-Broeck's record was
made against time, and not i'm IA race with
another horse. The mile and an eighth
record, :5i, Of Terra Gotta, four years
old, ia pounds up, in 1883, is eclipsed by
this flying son of Prince Charlie aud then
the record, 2:WE, of the great Kingston
last year is moved down one and onc-half
seconds by a colt a year younger and car
rying five pounds more weight. There
was AT least S50O,0O in the hands of the
bookmakers on the race.
II don't look as III there would he a
wrestling match between Pete Schu-
macher and Kinney. During the past
week Mr.. Kinney issued "A challenge To
Schumacher, and Pete made what would
seem To he a very fair proposition in
reply. Kinney is clever at one hold,
Schumacher on another. The latter pro-
poses that each man lake his choice of
holds for the first bout, and the third
hold he catch-as-catch-can-should there
he "a third bout required Ia settle the
match. To this proposition Kinney has
made no reply as yet. Schumacher don't
propose Ia he out-gencraled, he IL a pro-
f~essional wrestler, and lie would he
doing himself no good and mis-
leading his many friends should he com
sent Ia ntc a contest with no show Of
I'll rs, yar, ,,,ch h,a,iar IT,
Snhu,nor ~ ,nan,i 80.
il would look as though Schumacher's
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roue Sai'at"r III ms recoru preakiils race
Is queer character. lie has a many
queer experiences. lie has the reputa.
ton Of being a sensational finisher, Two
wears AGO bc was riding for Iucky RAID
.,i, Isa,dwin,s horso Vo,,n,o wa. ,n ,n,
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Murphy UP INTO the graiiu stanu ana
said:
snow. look here. Murphy. I don't want
any ~monkcyipp about this race-noue of