Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-07
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CINCINNATI. September About 800
people witnessed the Goss-Allen fight,
which commenced ct 7:i5 this morning.
near Walton. Kentucky. eighteen miles
from Cincinnati. In the nrst round Allen
got first blood and tho first knock down.
The nsh. was stopped 81 the end OF tho
seventh round by the militia, Captain
Wood. with the Covington Light Guards
coming up. They reached . point north
Of Walton OF z o'clock. having bsen car.
ried past tbs fighting ground By the con-
ductor. Wood stopped tho train three
miles past tho point. and tho militia
marched back. arriving at O'Clock. An
aid TO the Governor was sent 10 Eph. Hol.
land advising him that the nsht must I'm
mediately cease. Holland stopped the
fight after seven rounds had been fought.
but declares ho will make the men eight II
out before they reach Cincinnati tonight.
Though neither men were much punished
Goss has decidedly the worst Of the fight.
Allen seemed TO be trying 70 close Goes
eyes, having given him three fearful blows
on these organs.
After being dispersed . second ring was
soon formed at . short distance below
Walton. The sheriff was present but
hadn't . sufficient posse 10 Interfere. He
alizing that they have no time to Lose the
men 60 to work Immediately. Allen still
maintains the advantage. In the 18th
round he almost closes Co.'s eyes. Two
fouls are claimed by Co.'s In the 18th and
18th rounds, but not allowed. In the
2ist round. during the close OF tho night
Ing. Goss falls and 10 struck by Allen
while on his knees. A foul 10 claimed and
allowed. The fight Is decided In favor OF
Goss. Allen shows but little injury about
the face. Goss 10 terribly beaten and 10
almost blind. The limo Of the fight Was
ono hour and ffty-two MINUTES.
Ailsm Arrested.
CINCINNATI, September Two trains
from tho fight were arrested this afternoon
and Allen was arrested.
A Bioedy Negro Rist In Charleston.
Cn~ARLEsroS, =. O., September IA
scriou, riot occurred late last night be-
tween colored Republicans on u side
and colorcd Democrats and white men on
the other. Pistols were freely used on
both sides. Tho rioters hold the main
t~horoughfare from midnight until sun
rise, breaking windows, robbing stores
and attacking aud beating indiscrimin-
ately every white man who showed his
face. A large number Of persons wore In.
jurcd. Several Of those shot are In . crit
ical condition. The most intense excite
ment prevailed. The riotous proceedings
u the rice-feld strikers on the Combahee
have been renewed and the situation 10 re-
garded ~ serious.
Some More Free Rights.
KINGSTON. N. Y. Sept. THE Repub-
lican campaign club Of this city attempted
to raise a pole at Stony Hallow. but the
o~pposition pulled II down. which was the
signal for . general scrimmage. IL Is re-
ported that several men were shot, ono OF
whom IL dead. Several members Of the
Republican club formed In the city re-
ccivcd severe wounds.
An International Patsns Assoeis-
ton.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1.-THE Congress
Of Inventors. connected with tho United
States Patent Association, WAS inaugurated
this morning. The object 10 the improve
ment Of the patent system and the forma-
ton OF an international association. hav.
ing reference to greater uniformity among
the systems OF the world.
Hank suspensien.
HARRISBURG. Sept. THE City Bank
las suspended. Liabilities. $3.50. ZOO. II
Is thought that the assets will cover tho
liabilities.
Western Union Dividend.
NEW YERK. September THE Western
Union Telegraph Company has declared .
quarterly dividend Of IL per cent.