Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-07
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THE PRIZE FIGHT.
ALLEN IND GCSS.
KENTUCKY MILITIA INTERFERE.
RESUMPTION OF OPERATIONS.
TWENTY.oNE ROUNDS.
GOSS WINS BY A FOUL.
POLITICS AND PISTOLS.
The Mob in Charleston, S. C.
Serious State of Affairs.
RIOT IN KINGSTON, N. Y.
Several Shot and One Killed.
THE TURKISH SUCCESSES.
Serbian Troops DcmOrdliSed.
POLITICS AND PISTOLS.
The Mob in Charleston, S. C.
Serious State of Affairs.
RIOT IN KINGSTON, N. Y
Several Shot and One Killed.
THE TURKISH SUCCESSES.
Serbian Troops DcmOrdliSed.
THE ALLEN-GOSs PRIZE FIGHT.
The Kentuck Militia stop the Fight
On tho Seventh 8Ouud.

THE ALLEN-GO0S FhIZE FIGHT.
The Kentu cky militia stop the Fight
On the Seventh Round.
CINCINNATI, Sept. THE point chosen
for the fight between Allen and Goss was In
q clover field near Walton, KY, on the
Louisville Short Line railroad, Is miles from
persons was in attendance. Fears we're d eni
tertained of interference by the militia, but
Goss took his place in the RUG at Gas and
Allen at Z o'clock.
THE FIGHT
began at 1885 a. M
First Rots d Goss comes to the middle of
the ring first. Both men spar cautiously,
Goss following Alien into his Corner The
sparriDg is rather tedious to the spectators
The first blood Is declared for Allen. A
elinch and fall, with Goss onfop, ends the
first round. Time seven minutes.
SecCnd RoUnd-Alen strikes Goss on the
lips. and slightly staggers him. Goss has
given Allen some heavy body blows. Goss
ends the round.
Th1d ROmd-The fighting is close. Allen
seeming to get the best OF IL, tat this point
the militia appear, but the fighting goes on
Fourth Round The men exchange rapid
and heavy blows, Allen delivers a terrible
blow on Gcss's neck, Knocking him down.
Time three minutes.
FIN Round-After considerable sparring
Alien struck out, bat fell short on Goss's
face, and In return received blow in the
stomach. This did not appear to worry
Allen, and he retuOei heavily on Goss's
body, and got In a fearful blow on one OF his
DANA ged eyes. Goss reta.iated to some pur-
pose, and after a sharp fight at half arms
length Gcss went down to avoid punish
ment.
Siath Round Both men came promptly to
the scratch, Allen leading Off and getting In
on Gosss face. he repeated this. getting in
another blow on Goss's damaged right eye
Allen finally fights Goss down.
THE SEVENTH ROUND WON BY THE MI
Serenth Ron,d-When time was callei for
this round The Coyingtos Light Guards in
terfered and the fight ceased. Captain Frank
Wood, with the COvipgton Light Guards,
cached APPOINT north of Walton at O'Clock
this morning, having been carried past the
fighting grounds by the conductor OF tue
train. Captain Wood and his company LEFT
the train three miles from the scene OF the
fight and marched back, arriving on TIE
ground at eight O'Clock. Mr.. w. G.. Lobban,
aid to the governor, sent for Ephraim Hol-
dtately. Holland declared that he was q law
abiding man and opposed to bleodshc1. He
accordingly stopped the tight on the seventh
round. Holland says he
before they reach Cincinnati to- night.
Neither Of them received much punishment.
the militia appeared during the third round,
but by the time the militia got out OF the
cars and had marched back to the ring the
men were engaged in the seventh round.
Ring No. 3.
CINCINNATI, Sept. IA second ring has
been formed for the resumption Of the light
and, though its location cannot be definitely
ascertatned at this hour, 1t Is evidently not
many miles distant from the first one.
The Fight Resumed.
At 10:45 q. IN. the referee called the men to
appear again in the ring.
Eighth Round-There was q good deal OF
one on Aliens face. Allen got one in on
Goss' check. Allen forced the lighting, and
the round closed with Allen punching Goss
severely, but the latter threw him.
Ninth Hound -Goss forces the fighting and
gets in some good work on Aliens breast
and face. Allen finishes the round for him
Tenth Ro,nd.- Heavy blows were ex-
chap6ed. At length Goss closed At his ad-
vantage, but In the struggle was forced
down on the ropes, when they were parted
Eleventh Round-A bet was offered and not
taken of 800 to SI5 in favor OF Goss. Goss
led the nshting: The hardest nghting SO far
Ttrelfh Round -Goss came up with both
eyes badly swollen and black. Allen, with
the face. Several heavy blows by Allen in
Goes' face won for him q knock down, and
Cess showed q terrible bad head. his left eye
almost closed. Allen is aiming his blows at
Thirteenth Ro,ad-Allen gave Goss a ter.
rife blow on the mouth, knocking him on
Fotn teemh Rotnd.-In clinch by Goss, in
which he threw Allen, foul was claimed
but not allowed. The fall was terrible one
f0r Allen.
Fifteenth Round Very heavy close fghtise
and both badly punished in face.
Sixteenth Rosa,d.-In chasing Allen around
the ring Goss slipped and fell
Seventeenth R0told.-More close fighting and
O knock down for Allen.
Eighteenth R0und.-Goss planted q stinger
on Aliens body; close fighting and Goss
punished; Foul claimed by Goss' friends,
Mineteenfh Round.-0oss slipped and fell In
close fighting. Another foul claimed by 0.'s
IreMieth Ro,nd-Both fell In close fighting.
THE FOUL.
Trenty first R0und.-In the close Of the Tight
ing Goss fell, and was struck BY Allen while
on his knees. A foul was claimed and a.
The light was decided in favor OF Goss At
11:6e q. N.
ALLEN CLAIMS
that az Goss was falling he tried 70 cllnch
says that he knew he could whip Co.'s bat
knew he couldn't win this dght. Allen
shows little or no injury about the face,
while
eoss IS TERRIBLY BEATEN
and almost blind. The time occupied In the
light was one hour and nfty-tvo minutes.
The Molly Mcguire Death Warronts.
KARLSRUHE, PA. Sept. 7.-0ov. Har-
tyanft has issued death wal rants for the ex-
scution OF Thomas Mupley, James Carroll.
Roarty, the Molly 0agulres who Were Re-
Gently convicted in 6chuylktll county OF
murder In the 1rst degree. The execution
takes place October Sist.
Cap UoeeSo9.