The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-06
EASTERN NEWS.
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MISSISSIPPI WHITE cars KILLED
Nuns Eylried. steamer Fonndere,l. IA
NOied Composer Dead.

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Noted Composer Dead.
The Minnesota Driving Club, of ST.
Panl, has received u character.
Tenny is now first choice for the sub
urban, with Raceand and Prince Royal
close mp
stonemason, owned hy the Canadian
unriman, J +. Seagram, Is y race horse
and no mistake.
Petit. the American champion tennis
player, defeated Latham, professional,
NJ London, England, by 3 sets 10 /.
The Intetcollegi, &c Football Assouia-
tian met in New York City ON May 10,
and changed the college football rules,
At Bethlehem, Pa, Nav 10, the Lee
high University football team defeated
the John Hopkins team by , goals TO =
At brooklyn, n y, ON May 10, the
Brooklyn Lacrosse team beat the CD
lege OF the City OF New York 10y gosrls
TO /.
Harry Hills latest venture, his saloon
At One Hundred and Thirtieth street and
Third avenue, New York, with his old
picture gallery oi Sports was sold at
auction.
In the pool championship between
Messfs. DE Gro and Powers May II ,
Powers won, the score being go To be
Oro's $50. De Oro made u scratches,
Powers S.
Tommy Nyefsnn, Of Syracuse, n. y +,
and Tom Clifford, OF New York, fought
Al las pounds for 500. near Jersey City
Clifford knocked his opponent ont IN the
thirl round
At Denver, Col, Billy Woods and Jim
Bates fought for a purse OF $500. Police
Gazette rules. In the twelfth round
Woods knocked Bates ont. The fight
lasted 4B minutes.
L. Davenport, OF the Fountain Gun
Club, Long Island, and Theodore Peck
II Haverstraw, n. ", shot at 100 birds
Tor 81 coo, at Woodlawn, l.. l. Peck
won. Score, Peck, a. davenport, Il.
Charley Mitchell and Frank Slavin
are wrangling over conditions for a
match for El 400. Slavin wants TO
make a match to finish. Mitchell de-
sires 10 or II rounds, for e501 or 81 ,0m.
Princeton College and Stevens Insti-
tute teams played a game of Lacrosse
for the championship ut Princeton, \
J., ON Nav IL. Piiuceton's team played
in great form and won by l. goals TO 0.
J. Z. Sullivan, Secretary Of the Ama-
teur Athletic Union, is bnsiness mana
ger and athletic editor OF the Sporting
Times. lie owns sixty eight medals, as
trophies OF his athletic prowess in days
gone by.
d. J. O'Connell, the deaf mute who
shoots with rifle in over 81 positions,
writes that he is willing to arrange a
match at trick rifle shooting with any
man in the world. U'Coanell lives il
| White Cloul, Mich.
The Golden Gate Athletic Club put NJ
thousand dollar purse for Denny kel-
| ieher, Of Quincy, Mass, and Joe Filings
worth, of New York tlueensberry rules
will govern the match. The losers end
Of the purse is 1850.
Ed Barton, the colored pugllist, and
/ Harry Cummings fought at the Eclipse
! Club, London, Eng. Barton knocked
out Cummings in the second round
Barton is - years of age, stands ) feet 4
inches in height, and weighs l2s pounds
Jimmy Nelson. OF New London
whipped Christopher Cornell, of Pas
coag, i'm 16-round fight near Douglas
/ Mass, ON Nav H. The stake was $3.50
of which 1880 went TO the winner. Mel
son knocked his man out in the 10th
round.
Charley Westfield the champion bul
/ lock dresser and butcher of South Sar
| Francisco, and NJ. +. Mullins, champion
butcher OF the Chicago stock yards, hav,
been matched for bullock dressing con
test for 81 ,00) side, to take place il
San Francisco.
In the Yale College spring regatta a
New Haven, Conn, on May 10, the ,
mile eight-oared race between the Soph
mores, Freshman and junior crews, the
Sophmores won by half IA length iron
the juniors in IL minutes AZ seconds
Butler won the single-scull race II
| miles, for the Cleveland Cup i'm l3 min
Iutes 80 seconds.
Edward Hanlan and Fred A. Plaiste,
rowed single-scull race at Bridgeport
Ala, for purse of 81 900, offered by tn,
Bridgeport Land Co, Hanlan displayed
great speed and won easily. The dis
tance was one mile, and Hanlan's tim,
was minutes and 80 seconds. 1t wa
tie first professional race ever rowed OF
the Tennessee river.
Fred Miller, well known to follower
of the races and sporting men generdll
throughout the country, has been al
rested at Alexandra, Va, charged witt
using the mails for fraudulent purposes
1t is alleged that he sent out circular
seeking purchasers for counterfeit
money.
Nancy Demerire, in attempting to es
cape from a west-bound train on tn
Erie road at Leavittsburg, Ohio, steppe
in front of a train going east and was de
capitated A brakeman who tried t
save her lost an arm The woman
husband was killed at the same plac
and under similar circumstances Il fey
weeks ago.
| Jack Falvey of Providence, and Georg
J Mickle of Taunton, Mass, fought in Tia
] Gladstone Athletic Club, for purse
The battle developed into roughano
tumble, and Mickle lay down after fight
ing % minutes. Six rounds were fought
Both men are light-weights, and Falve
has figured in over 20 glove fights. Ri
ly Mahoney OF Boston was referee. Fa
vey was seconded by Jimmy Murray
New York, and Hippy Homer, Will
Mickle was attended by Jimmy Nelso
of Fall River and Jimmy Dolan.
The King of Bavaria, at Munich, hs
presented VIM. f. Cody (Bufftlo Bill
the American sportsman, with decor;
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