, 1880-12-26
TEN ROUNDS.
sullivan Proves Himself the Best
Nan. and Donaldson Demonstrates |
that He Knows When He Has Had |
Enough.

that He Knows when FAC 0ae &1ao
Enough.
Cincinnati Commercial. Die g.
After a great waste of valuable time, DON
aldson and Sullivan were brought together
Inst night, and after ten rounds, lasting
twenty-t,yo minutes, tie former voluntarily
walked up to Sullivan and, shaking hands,
EXPRESSED himself as satisfied. During the
afternoon there was the custom-
ary amount OF talk exchanged
but nothing came Of 1t. In the
evening well-known knight OF the green
cloth, becoming tired Of the unproductlve
challenges and counter-challenges, took the
matter In his own hands and scurried around
until he hit upon the abandoned Paclhc tar
den It was rented for couple houfs.
Little time was lost in choosing time
keeper and referee, Frank Williams filling
the tirst-named position and Pat Murphy the
last. Dan Critchley, an ex-Engllsh puRilist,
and Abe Smith were seconds for Donaldson,
while Tom Ryan and Johnny Moran an, oft1- IN
the principals advanced and indu1ged in
anything but cordial shake OF the hand;
possibly the small lard gloves had some
thing to do with it. Sullivan mad look IN
his face Indicative Of determined Work. LIS
opponent was lacking In color, and 1t was
clear to be seen that he was conscious OF az
up-hill Job, to which lie had nerved himself
by an effort OF will.
Wien the men stepped back and raised
their hands. Sullivan measured the distance
blow, however, passing over the shoulder
and bringing their bodies together with a
smack in Che grapple, during which no effect
I've blows were administered. DONALDSON
was thrown. :-,,
Donaldson grabbing Sullivan BY the right
leg and irving to lift him from his feet They
then broke and Donaldson ran around the
ring, and, being hard pressed by the Bos-
tonlan went aao d9wS II aaoa EooH fhs nitia
tive and delivered the first good square blow Big
in the shape of telling under cut Ihls
reused the Cleveland representative, and a he
retaliated with pair of hard ones, ana the
lie was Immediately afterwa1d knocked over
Sullivan Ivan IN some wild fighting that ended
straw hsap by D b|k senS
claim I Of foul was not allowed
Fourth round-The last appearance OF
lie seemed to struggle only against fate,
With his guard well extended he was only
desirous Of keeping the young giant At Ia arns ~
ter delivered terrific facer, for which he
received hot right-hand cross-counter IN
return. Donaldson down again, and on ex.
animation at his corner was discovered to
have blood on his lip.
| BY making two drives ct his opponent, out
neither Of them landed fairly, and he was
| given his change in the shape Of q smash ir
| tic jaw that discouraged him, and he went
| down to escape another visitation.
| sledge-hammer blow from Sullivan downing
the Eleyelander, When the men were car
ried to their corners the Bostonian Was
| laughing with evident satisfaction.
Seventh round-sulllyan dld MS pes PES
succession with telling. effect. Donaldson
| reached for the floor. and, when lying npoI
it, was struck on the head by Sullivan. I
was an unmlstakable foul, the second one o.
the fight, but it was not allowed, although
tile cries for it were very stormy.
Eighth round-A. diagram was not neces'
sary to show Donaldson that he had enough
and he proved it by going down OH the plank
With Ninth rSundsCleveland came up smiling
but got down to the welcome floor as speedll,
Tenth and last-The men did some fightln!
this time. Donaldson threw his left crap
pling-iron around Sullivan's neck, and hun;
to it, while that man kept swinging his righ
around, and landing on the spot every time
Donaldson in the meanwhile following sui
i'll All endeavor to fracture the Boston man'
backbone.
J. 4 favorable opportunity Offering, Donald
! sou assumed the recunlbent posture.
/, When time was called again. there was de
| Law III DonaIdson's corner, until the latte
!. walked up to Sullivan and said that he wa
satisfied.
The uen then shook hands and the mattel
j was over. Sullivan dressed himself un
aided, and. beyond vigorous perspira
| tion, exhibited no signs Ut the violent
WORK, while Donaldson, on the othel
I hand, was entirely used up, and was witt
| difficulty kept from going to sleep while tht
seconds we're dragging bis clothes on: They
then supported him from the hall unit
reaching the outside. when he seemed to re
viye, and walked away with uncertain steps
| There now remains no question Of Sulli
wants superiority, and the Ohio man recog
nized this after the second round, but stooe
| up against the belief as long as he could, ant
| is deserving Of credit Tor it. II the days O.
I the prize-ring were not gone By, Sullivan
would stand at the head and front Of tht
fraternity.
WhTmperss Andean Observat1ons.
| Nttv York Herald.
| Mr Whymper's notes Of his ascent Of thu
t Ecuadorenn Andes present solue novel pho
| lomena OF great interest to science. Ths
/ t,nootaat k4uhf attained hv 4nv r0nrptatY