, 1876-09-08
Namely, the Concomitants
of the Coss-AIlen Pol
ishing Match.
The Cornbatants Pummel
Each Other for Nearly
Two Hours,
Allen Does the Best Exc
cution, and Keeps q
Whole Skin.
While Gose' Countenance
Bears Marks Of Very
Rough Treatment
Allen Administers a Foul Blow
in the Twenty.flrst
NOuuu,
And GosB Is Declared the Winner
Of the Contest,
Feeble Attempts Of the Kentucky
Authorities to Prevent
the Fight.
Great Disgust In Cincinnati Over
the Referees Decision.
Allen, as Usual, Declares His Intention
Never 10 Fight Again.
Allen Administers q Foul Blow
in the Twcnty-flrst
Round,
And GosB Is Declared the Winner
Of the Contest,
Feeble Attempts Of the Kentucky
Authorities to Prevent
the Fight.
Great Disgust In Cincinnati Over
the Referees Decision.
Allen, as Usual, Declares His Intention
Never to Fight Again.

Never 10 Fight Again.
Special Dttpdtca to 1Ae 7ftoune
cIscfsSA1i, o., SEPT lat = o'clock tals
morning INC J''tte Miam depot was )an11ned ",th
the worst class Of people ever seen on the earth.
The saloons were crowded, and tho ronts to Tho
dcpot thsunged Arrangements had bccn made
iof diepaIchhs taseo trains 10 inc nRht' one ~
Inc SECOND III D. anu tae tulfa a. O'CLOCK. Ihc
lowest OF itho foushs maae iof the ntst tfain IT.
otoet 10 10 caf's. a 10" aao tscscu' 1noat o'
lhem nnu nome me fcsatnple anu etfaesle TOT
entrance to the cars were fearful. Thugs forced
their way past tie tlckct'talsets, anu hundreds
fought their way Into the windows. Finally the
cket.takers Withdrew and Easo up the train 10 the
lonfcrs- IA fast as cars were aed fresh cars were
added md still the crowd poured In. 1t was
bloody asscmIagc, and aimoss every one bore The
mlfk OF anothefs aht.
FIGHTS WE'RE AS THICK AS THE CROWD,
and bruised visages ahouRdel on every eide
Finally tile doors were locked, and Eph ltPllanl
gave the order, 'Go 100 mfleH aad stop. Don't
rone back under any circumstances. It was the
salvation Of the night. Tho trick disposed OF tho
| blood-tubs. The train went out about 10 mlcs.
and not one Of It's passengers aaw the battle.
At3",c'ock better class assemolcq. composed
Of galrb'cfs alId apoftlng meh Juliet and orderly.
| The two trains were eoon 1llcd, and both pulled
nt covtngton, bnt nono was attempted, md both
trims got OF without mocstation ut about day.
| light Goss and hia SECONDS, Dwyef nnd Aaron,
occupied seats In the pscss.car, End Allen. With
Tom Kelly, took mp their quarters In tho Paymss-
tcr's cur.
Dawn set In lttie cloudy, with lightning ID tho
eaAt, aud rrcmon!ttons Of rain. Tho trains ran
| rapidly south until they reached
HERMAN Won iAnEAAcHER's FARM,
! near DEtstoW ataton. II suics from Covtngton.
| Hero they hnttcl, and Eph Holland and Barney
Aaron led the way pyef two hills and a rartne 10
grassy knoll. which they selected AZ the spot. Tho
| dew lay lcayy on the tall grass. On two Sides OF
tho battle-ground were high trees, aud just south
w17o two hay.Mows. speedily 1llcd nnd covered
with human bcinga. little wny fur
| thor south was the farmhouse, aad close by
tho ring.ground was an incsosurc. With rustic
table. It waa beautiful place fur any sort Of 4
plcn!c but Herman Won Radcmacher never colcu-
lated on such M excursion into bis peaceful do
main.
TIE RING WAS PITCHED
after some little delay, nnd about $50 people as
scnIbled around It. jus, bcfore the appearance Of
the men diversion was created by tall Kentuck-
i'm romcd r.. Ioncs, who ,trnc, Tbrolaud I,aucr.
the wrestler. A roug, and. a.t,lmbu light ensued,
| md the report OF pistol runy onf Tie shot
was fired by small man, who
The ball struck pat Malloy tu4t back Of the hip'
ooss THREW MS HAT 1Aro the n,so,
md in ihc ,hrlct. of anp,nusa Tint hailed lila en-
sTanee. , e. the the nun who sed and ho who was rhot
Sy' Sy ep nxys. ss Assun aua cnss.k. @ iis walked
a,onnat e9amea inc @ gfosna' anu snoos e. naao' o
with hs iFlcnas. Allen came n 1T o:''' , &C.,
compRnIed by hsan. and no aud
| n,rr.x .,,rooc,,.l tha er,utrh IN srrce nnor n