The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-05

N. Tug Wilson end 1lr. 0ulnvon
AaEoe tAa$ lGoeo 1Goasy = %
b lAaAo With Gloves Than
WITH 1laboa yisoD.
At Q o'e3oek last evening Mr.. Har.
~ Hlll WaD boaV Tem0vi1G 6ottleo Of
chompagDo 6to0 haekeG0 Whea .
Werjd r0poste9 tapped him o. The
shou)def. ''H'1f tkeoo &. loWs, 6ulli-
voo-oud Wl10o0, want % light" sajd
Nr. Hlll, ''thoy en- 6ght, and hit
they disaGIeQ about The battle ground,
Why that's t6eir business, MT NINE.
HIT they want to 1ght they can 1ght
o. Long Island j0s6 - we'll - down
IN Leuisiana. The nearer 70 the city
The beteer-fo9 police protection, !"
ana NJ. Hin cootinsed fnm6ling
auloa9 the straw. While . girl u
shoet sk1ses was singing . comic cong
there Wa0 . e0mm0tl00 at the door
and in walked . acroWd of d,stinguish-
ID gentlerse1. Among them were
NJ. 4adde0, the repseoeutative OF
Mr.. Joho L. SullivaD, q Boston; 0r.
Arthur Chambszs and Mr.. Henry E.
HArdlng, the representatives Of NJ.
''rug" Wilson, 1o9mesly Of England
bat 1ow of Philadelphja; NJ. George
H0lQen. and others Wh0eo lAceD aGo
familiar . follower Of the prise
03hts. xho ostelslble occasion Of
their witt Was % arrange Srr prize
0ght between Sul:ivun end Tug VIII
son. The crowd Immediately surged
INTO . roo0 % the sec0nd n00r,
where . drama which had previously
q, ,oo0," said NJ. Harding, ''thas Tug
Wilson can lick ealliya1 In the prise
ring, hare knuckleo, f0r IS, 600 eide.
He will light a)ullivan ln either 0is-
siGsjppl, Louisiana Or Texas, and We
ars willing to drsw for eho'e' oftho's
~. Nadden locked at Mr.. Hard
Ing and replied: ''6ullivau will fight
''1ug'' Moth, East q West, hat be
wont fight him 6outh."
"Whet's The matter with the
6oath?" yelled Harding and Cham
'.The people down there aSe against
6ullivan, !" replied Madden. "Didn't
he NY that most Of them COULDN'T
read Of write: He WI light Tug any
where but in the South"
HE licked Paddy Ryan down
near New Orleans" answered Mr..
Harding, land I guess he had fair
shOw."
"He won't nxht down therp," ejac-
ulated Mr.. Madden, ''sud thst ssttles
It,"
This remark brought matters to .
standstill fora short time. the rep
resenlatives Of the heroes went into .
eide room and had . caucus. WheU
they were returning Mr.. Madden was
heard 70 say:
''Our man Il too valuable . man;
you don't suppose We are going to let
him be 'downed' by Outsislers:"
Ex-Alderu,an, James Dunn, 0f
Brooklyn, an ex-nghter, who had
been sitting quietly on window sill,
here aroso and astonished the crowd
Nv renlarkinx: ''4ee b, ~. ifvOu Cel-
lows are on the light aud mean busi-
ness why don't y0u come to ternsS!''
Then fishing cut . roll Of bills frx In
bis truusers pockets and throwing 1t
On the table, said: "I'll take . hack
st . 6xht myself. I'll light Sullivan
or Tug Wilson for s., 100 or $5,0N .
aide, aud here's the sugar to lack It,"
Madden looked ut Harding, the lat
ter looked at Cbamoers and for y mo-
mcnt there wss . lull. "I'm here"
said Madden, ito make . fight tor
Sullivan with Tug Wilson. Ny COM
mission doesn't extend any further"
"'Tug' b on the 6ght," calculated
Chamber; ''he b ready to fight any
body for h'any h'amo1nt any bloody
man wants to pat up"
"I'n nght him." put in Dunn:
Five minutes afterward Dunn and
Chamber Was In the hallway talking
In . low tone. Dunn WAS heard To
~: IAN right, I won't Lreak up
When Chambers got back 70 the
scene, Harding said In loud voice:
''Well - long ~ We can't agree ut
present On . ring-nght let's have an
other giove-6Eht."
Madden quickly answered, "All
IjGht," while bystander was he~ru
to sayf 81. 100 more gate money re-
ceipts."
Articles were Ut 0uce drawn up
for another glove contest between
MI. sullivan and Mr.. Wilson. totake
place At Madison Square Garden on
Monday, August II. II Mr.. sullivan
gets knocked out 0r. Wilson will,
In the language of the articles, take
the wh0le 'boodle' gate receipts
and the 81 ,O0D put up. II Wilson II
knocked out be will not get cent. ]:
he b knocked out In four r,unds be
will get 81 600 and 0ne.half II the
This i 4 hippotlroming affair"
said . sport ]a*: night, land Tug
Wilson will make ~ much money
out Of New Workers ~ ROwpll did.
One 10 on his muscle. the other on
his legx, and both Of them are on tie
make"
THAT Is the lightest crowd ] ever
struck" said Mr.. Hill, after the
meeting had adjourned; ''they did
MT omen q bottle" Madison Square
Garden was hired f.r the 14.h Of
August last WEEKLY. y World,
J"ty -.
The Term Commencement.
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