, 1874-04-09

to tl!o scrasoll, and had TO be billed boforo toy
would lily. Iotting changed several tmos, and
odds worn otrcrod on both during tho fight. Az
ter 9nT!y nearly a a. hour ,as waa used mi oheago
"11o Old oocls :" waa dead, and ONoil felt worry
sad. Ills obituary will arronr In tho Louisville
pnpcra to-day, as tho faot of Ills dccoaso wns
tolographod thoro.
ron TIE FounTn FIGHT
Chicago rnt in rod Of i.o.and kentucky wltc
Dominique Of DO. It was lively oontont frum
Tie first, and lasted about eight minutes Chicago
Ind tho worst Of 1t from tho boKinning, but in
tue sxtll ~ = remnd got ~ goo brain bow which
strangely aftor knocking Chicago down. pooking
at him III a way which O'Noil had never Soon bo-
foro, and c1,,1okling TO himsolf ,Af.or sticking
It out for threo minutes longer, having had q
log brokon, Chicago 'sas killed. by hoaa-Htab.
THE FIFTH FIGHT
was betwocu "grey" Of do and q :" red" Of
4:10. It waa rattlng mill Of Ayo minutes, both
cocks hong tr1le flghtora. Chicago, kt,ocked Lis
opponent down aoveral times, md placed him
h9rs de sonSst n Wnen a a1w" taken to ToGn Ind
him sovoral times, aud ho finally gavo M tho
ghost: During this battlo, "a, dispute o.
c.1rrod about the r'1los. Under them tho
OH tho othor to count ton, and If 10 tloos not do
80, ho eau count md tnko up hiB oh!ckon thus
ending tho round. O'Noil was not familiar with
these ruloa, and thought thoy woro unfair.
Growler lfanley, who turned up suddenly,
point lie rnatlo-tat lo iatl right TO count after
Chnppol Ind neglected to do so-and it looked ~
Il m11pe wore about to talio placo. Finally
Jerry Monroe threatened to put Hanlcy out, aud
was a1ao q, good battle, tho, cooks hoingu q
oach. Chicago had tho bost Of 4 from
tho commencement, but Louiayillo finally kooled
Louisville broke his Left leg., Tho shoe WAS now
OIL tho other foot. and O Neil hnd tho best on tho
counting. Chicago falling over on Ills back aftor
avery fly. Fiyo to two wero ojrorod and taken
white.
IN THE NEXT rlour
Chicago showed black rcd, aul Louisville q
gray dominique. Each Weighed 5:1. They
wont at each other without delay, flew rapidly,
and tho gray .Ratfed tho rod, mud became the
favorl.e. Tho feathors How in all directions, and
before tho round enGod Louisville Ind received
several bad cuts, nnd began bleeding. Ho vna
finally killed. after having brokon bis log.
hlnch excitement was caused by tho result OF
this fight, Chicago having won ayo out Of soyon
battloa.
FOR THE EIGHTH CONTEST,
kentucky put in q black rod OF 41D. and Chioago
n bluo rcd OF 4:8. The former was tho fayorito.
Tho fight was Q "ratttcr,"'. mud Koutucky won
cooding rounds, Of which thoro wore tau, tho
bluo rod was badly worstod, boing gated Ia tho
body or head at almost every fly. Five to three
were at first offered on Kontucky, but toward
tho olld 21g0 to IS was not taken. Chicago Mt
last bccn.nn too weak to get on hA foot, and lay
still and allowed his craw to bo disacoted. Ito
died in ten IainuteH after entering tho pit. About
$3.50 changed hands.
THE Last FIGHT
Of tho main for tho day was botwoen wllito and
n pekiu gray, oAch Weighing isis. kentucky
on tho first hy, and that sott}ed him, Flo made
several attempts to return tho blow, but died
within minute.
This mndn aix battloa ont Of nino for Chicago,
and tho boys mado morty over their winnings.
Nearly all loft tho ball at tic conclusion Of the
light, and took the Z o'clock train for home.
AT NIGHT.
In tho evening, there were several Horub-
matches between local birt-fanccre, but the
sport WIS characterized by too much wrangling
10 DO interesting.
TODAY
Tho fights in tho main will DO resumed ut noon
to-dny, aud people who lcaya in the oclocl
train will get to Hobart III time to witness tic
first battle. Seventeen Of the twentY-one
shown having "flllen ill.," there aro to be eight
1nore contests, md thoy will bo good onoB, At
tho best birds nro usually hold until tho last Of
the main, III order to make up advantages lost.
Takon altogether, the exhibition yesterday,
though brutal in tho oxtrenlo was very quiet
Tho spectators M rulo wero orderly, and con-
ducted themselves much botter than do tic
4hore waro no disturbances beyond tile ont
1noutioned, md credit iB certainly uuv thu
ayers fur their s.1ccoBs in keeping such mixal
audience within the limits OF decency.