, 1874-07-02

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MENoAtsEE, aI,ch, July 1.-The expectations
Only about si1ty people stalted for CAambers'
Island, aud one-haEf Of them stopped at this
placo, whero Red-Han1ed Mike wuB arrested.
Two boats left Greon Bay, QUO at aud tho uthcr
at this morning. Tho former Carried ten per-
sons, among them bninG jack Murphy, Of Now
York. who waa to layo seconded Connors. Mike
and half-a~dozen others Eol on board NJ Oconto.
When about leaving the place, Madden, the
tlaincr, found that he had left Mikoa fight
ing Huit behind, and as he went back to
get 1t. the boat departed without him. 1ls cuma
here by the cars md Immediately Bwore out o
WARRANT ron THE ARREST Or NIKE.
THIS was q rather strange proceeding, but it 1s
said to be fact. Tho toat arrived off Marinetse
about 1850 o'clock and la!d In tia oiiins for MI
il our or two. 1t was then decided to land ta1ike
having refused to get iato yawD aud
keep at safs distance. As aoon NJ tho
hoat struck tho duck, connors, who. was
aoulewant under tho influence Of liquor,
Knshonbors i TOOK him Into oustody. aud boforo a
magistrate, wt!crs na gave bonds not to hight in
Ocon1o Cuunty. Mike then became glorlously
drunk, aud It was certaln that
| THE MILL WOULD NOT lie FOUGHT.
| Ia the nlcullttme the Union, whica left Green
Bay ut o'clock, with Taylor, Po"ors. Dornoy,
| mud dozen otLrrs on board, waB slowly making
her way up the lay. She touched TT Ocouto,
but added none to her passengers, and arrived
She stopped on1y long enough to take
! OIL ono or two perBous. Tho Sheriff
aud poBae we're at the Dock but saia nothing
beyoad That tho battle. gronud should not bo III
it not bong known what Maddon had dono.
| The Union bore awar for q wocdlng htation four
nli!os north Of here. aud
| THE suhEtEF AND HIS MEN FOLLOWED
in tus, .,l'aglning that tue itgAt wss to take
place OH the spot where MeAlp.uo mud NtuilsEan
fought four yenrs ago. Twelve fishermen were
wnitIng Tor the bont, ard when they werc OH
deck tile boat 'sas headed for chsmbora' Island.
Sne roacled there about o'clock in tho
afternoon, and TaYlor und h1B seconds and n
few sports wont nshoro. Thev fouua no ono
there, aud, since the articles Ut agreement atipu
lated that tie principals should DO In the ring,
ready to oxchange blows between and o'clock,
it waA decided 10 c!Rltn the stakes.
NlNa WAS MADE,
Taylor ahcd his cap into the cotltre, his Eeconde
followed him, and went through the customary
pre]imiuatiea.
III, lor then n,ado speech. He aafd he had
come there to aehr lted-lIandel Mike lie
was ready to do 10, and, ~ Mike failed to
show himself. le therefore claimed the fight.
Iha articles provided for forfeiture Of the
lnunay in casu of tlts I,on.appcarance Of either
purity, Tho party thou returned to the Unitn,
aud sho arrived hers at i o'clock. On the way
,ly, thuse on board bo1ayel themselves deeenty,
doYotin. tho tinle to playing cards aud singing,
CROWD or THIEVES
While returning, however, rome OF the mol
surrounded the iibhermen, md several Of them
we're robbed OF all tley had, tho nccktie Of one
pelng taken because hs hat no money.
| The Taylor party are running around town TO-
night hunting for Mike mud ms friends. II they
,,ost tlere will Hurey bs row. rno conduct o
Rod. Handed Mike and bis gang IL oondomt,oa b,
every one, aud his reputation NJ prgl'ist ia no
81 good ~ 1t WAS. From tho coulss Of lii