Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-01-04
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Jan e5-In prize fight at Jacksonville, Fla, Corbett, of California, knocked out Mitchell, of England, In third round.
 Jan 27-Iohn $. Johnson broke worlds M- mile skating record at Cleveland O.; time,
 Feb. s-Johnson lowered skating record for go yards at Montreali time, 20 s-5 seconds. Apr 19--Opening games of season played by National League ball clubs.
 May I6-Peterson and Gaudaur won Smile gculling race for professionals at Austin, Tex.
 May f7-Gaudaur beat Peterson in profes- slonal regatta at Austin, Tex. going the three miles in i0.024 .... George Grihlths, of London, completed trip around the world in 64 days, il
 May 26--Easker beat Steinitz In chess match at Montreal for worlds championship.
 June 1s-E. Y. Minor, of Indianapolis, broke making the run in 265A
 June 5--Yan Wegoner lowered record for l2- mile handicap bicycle road race going the dis- tanee in g: I3 at Lockport, N. Y.
 June 2l--Arthur Zimmerman, the American rider. won International bicycle race at Flor
 June 28-Rey Fl Santa Anita, owned by i'LuclSy' Baldwin, of San Francisco, won Amer ican derby at Chicago in 2:36. Juno Solitary Eling walked 723 miles from New Orleans to St. Louis in II days hours.
 July a-At Patterson, N. J., Fred Royce low
 July I4-fn trial trip at Boston cruiser Minneapolis broke all records, making 2S.0b knots an hour
 July 17--J. J. Corwin rode on bicycle from New York to Chicago in SIS days,
 July g-o-John ti Warner, who left Chicago 9 dollar to pay his why, accomplished this In
 July s1In free-for-an pace at Cleveland, O, Robert J made new record, an average of five heats being made in 2:o7s.
 July e8-At Horne Eng. Saorland beat world s record for Sa-hour ride, making 4e0 miles, 900 yards.
 July 8iE0arI Neel, Of Chicago, won tennis championship of the northwest, at Lake Min
 Aug, I0-Tltus and cabanne lowered miia bicycle record at Minneapolis to ;52 4-b 50 miles M on bleseS h f9Gs ssS 9S fafs n'0n r0o' Aug, l8-W Whirligig lowered race records for 9-yeaf-99ld pmao9rs m to ai9 at geTro Hspte n Ind lowered a0o-inile bicycle record BufYalo to Erte) to l5 hours 20 minutes.
 record for mile to e;10 35i for miles to 1e; t9
 Aug, 1T-Steamer Campania came from Liverpool to New York in days hours es
 Aug 5l-steatacr Campania lowered east ward record from New Yorlto Queenstown to days ID hours 4T minutes
 Sep 3.-At Palmer, Mass, Allen Atkins, aged F lowered worlds recordfor bicycle rid- ing backwards half-mile to s:1s2. Sep, 7At Springfield Mass, Titus lowered b-mtle bfcyle record to 10:b1 3-5.
 Sep. 13-At perre Haute, Ind. Fantasy low cred record for 4-year-old mares, tTotting mile
 Sep, 14-At perre Haute, Ind. John R. Gentry put stallion record to 2:0SA in race =. steamer New York reached Sandy. Hook from Southampton in 6days hours 20 minutes
 Sep, 15-George Case won the tennis cham pionship of Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Ne- braska, defeating J. W. Beckwtth at Kansas City.
 Ser. f7-World' s 5-mtle competitive road rac- ing record lowered at Chicago, to t2:30... As Pittsburgh Ii. C. Tyler lowered bicycle mile record on one-qnarter mile track to 203
 Sep. 20-At Galesburg, Ill, Directly lowered 2-year-od record to 2.074.
 Sep. 28-In race at San Jose, Cal, Abdel1 low cred yearlng tretting record to 2i23,
 Sep. 30--Nineteenth season of National Base ball league ended with Baltimore at the head ...,At Chillicothe, O., Flying Jib lowered worlds mile pacing record to 1;b9h, with 2
 Oct. 4-FlYing Jlb paced mile at Chilli oothe, O., with running mate in 159A
 Oct civilian Ninons marc Quirt ran nt Vallejo, Cal, two fastest heats on record, the first in 0:47I1, second in 0:47K
 Oct s-Feurth and deciding game of ths seven of the Temple cup series between New York and Baltimore baseball clubs won by New York.
 Joe Patehen at Sioux City, Ia, in three heats. m9aiog 65t the last one Id,ia n goaM .o. 4-year-olds, pacing an exhibition mile at Sioux City. Ia., in 2.04
 Oct Io-In Melrose stake for a-year-olds at Nashville, Tenn.s 1mpetuous trotted two heats in 2sf5@, equallng worlds 8 raee record.
 Oct l7--At Hamilton, Ont.i Bieyelist David- son lowered record for the quarter to 0isO.
 Oct l9-At Waitham, Mass, Tyler cut the Emile standing start bicycle record to 403
 Oct. 2S-Cyclist Searles rode from Chicago ts Oct e4-Aibert e.. Harding, eyellst, rode 1Os miles at St Louis in 4:37 4-5 ... On straight course at Buffalo, N, Y, John s. Johnson rode mile on bicycle in li35 2-5. Got. 25-Cunarder steamship Lncania crossed the Atlantic fn days hours and 23 minutes.
 Nov 1-Worlds record lowered at San Jose, Cal, by Senator B. trotting four miles in 10:12.
 Nov 2-At 0hillicothe, O. John s. Johnson, oyclist, rode the one-third mile in 0:32 2-5, new worlds record.
 Nov. 6--At Chillicothe, O. Cyclist JohnsoM rede-standing start--a one-third mile in 0;39, and q one-half milo In 0;55 1-b, new records
 Nov. l5-Jee Patehen paced a mlle on half+ mile track at San Antonio, Tex, in 2;o8 new record.
 Nov t9-George KIeinman, champion Amer jean wing shot, defeated in Chicago by pr. Carver At Louisville, John s. Johnson low cred worlds bicycle record for understanding start-to l56 3-5.
 Nov. si-Wheelman Johnson lowered the record at Louisville, Ky, of mile-hyiDg star5i ito Ii47 3-5.,. Special train over the Pennsyl-l Nov. 24-At Louisville, Ky, John $. Johnson cut Emile bicycle record to 3i64 4-5.. Yale won In 5-years' series of Yale-H Harvard foot ball games at Springfield Mass, 12 to 1
 Nov. 27-John Penseyers, cyclist, rode un- paced mile at Buffalor N, Y., in l:b2 2-5
 Dec. 1--J. M Raporb won S5 900 wager that he could walk from New York to San Fran
 Dec. 4-At Indianapolis August A. Hanson rode l008 miles in 5:03 new record Dee. 6-In Chicago Frank c. Ives twice broke worlds record ct baIlz line billiards (the ap- ehor barred), running up 534 points, then S50.
 Dec l3-Eddy Leonert, of Buffalo, N Y., broke straightaway mile road bicycle record to 1S5, and the nnpaced mile to 1;s2&.
 GREAT DISAPPOINTMENT.