Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-22
LANCASTER DAILY INTEI41GENCER SATURDAY 22 1882.

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Asssser Msses.x EaeAsr WITH or'
Withous Gloves.
Ri,lv Madam m behalf of John l.. SuIi
van has issued the foilovine mauifesto
SIR Since John Z anIl,yan'1 1ontest
nth the E6oiish chlmniod.- Tne WIN.
cor. I haye ssen maox- -6ombastSo ohal
Ienees issued by "Tue;' Wilson and. his
hacfer hoth al vho% are irving to make
a sreat All ef seaDifaii be,,suse Sullivan
mn Ia fnocf ~ cha1npi1np Of England
ont Of time IA flfteen minu' es With soft
boxing gloves. J I don't think any credit
.sfache9 70 what n termed issTnr 30 Will.
son's yictory. Tor K was only Hpsfrina
match. and Sullivan failed TO train, Il /
asked him to do Beiides,a IL there
hsd been = timekeeper selScted, in addition
to tho referee, Sullivan would have won |;
but It Wss next to impossible for Harry
Hill to fill both positions 1t the Same time
although be did the best he could with
Justice to both parties. I do not think
Sullivan lost caste because he failed to
stop the English champion in four rounds.
What pugilist ever succeeded in knocking
out another inside of fifteen minutes with
soft boxing gloves? John L. Sullivan, it
tho English champion had stood up, would
have Knocked him out in two rounds, al.
though out of condition. Sullivan has
done more knocking out than any other
pugilist who ever lived; and if he had
used az good Judgment as in former con-
tests he would have won easily, as he al
ways did before. "Tug" Wilson and his
hackers challenge to fight for e3,5OO
. side In four months from sign
ing articles IL unreasonable. l will match
Sullivan to fight "Tug" Wilson for
q, 900 side, and not cont less, tho bat
tie to take place within 500 miles from
Kansas City, in eight weeks from signing
articles. II "Tug" Wilson and his
hackers mean business. all they have to DO
is to post 81 900 with Harry Hill. In 70:
gard to the offer to give the English
champion another tril at sparring in four
three-minute rounds, would say that We
arc not eager for such . match, but a.
TUG" Wilson's admirers and the sport
ing public may think that Sullivan is
afraid that he cannot knock him out OF
time with soft gloves on his hands. will
accept the oner, proviaing lug wilson
ano MS oacker van auoW Al om'tn or some
otn"r resPonsioie man 90 % tne Time
keeper ana Harry HI! 70 De reieree, as no
cannot possibly MI both positions satfsiac-
torily. 1t Wilson agrees to these terms,
and they are only fair, Will meet MN or
his representative at Harry Hiirs on
Monday evening next, at . O'Clock, to ar
range the match. Yours respectfully,
%, WILLIAM MADDEN.
Deeperate s,rces'e WIN n"ss"r'
Al Cohoes, N. H., tne mouse 0! Cnaries
hoogers was ransacKed ~ masked our
glars at nieht. MI. Rodgers surprised & one
OF the burglars a. work ana terrible
struggle ensued' Ihe tnlef tried 70 use .
ork-kniie Win an el&nClncn oiaoe' o9t
was unsuccessful: His pal came 10 MS
assistance ana botn maze the,r escape: a
nat tound, bearing the retail dealer $
name, LED TO tue lnf0rmatlon that it bad
been purchased lew days previous ny
MiInam MufRny' "9o vas recently le'
pected party was arrested at his home in
Coh0es and in bis possession were several
articles which were identified by MIR.
Rodgers. ...l.
Fatal xplosion In an Almshouse.
The Erie county almshouse, containing
three hundred paupers aud insane persons
| narrowly escaped being blown up yester-
! day. The building is heated and lighted
| by natural gas. An idiot named Afford
Brand got into the boiler room and turned
on the 6upDlV valves. An explosion en-
sued soon after, in which Brand was al
most dismembered and the lower part Of
the building badly wrecked. ., %.
A Maine Town In Flames.
T, E.;-G.,d ,..c. Az. ,,.. bo.r ro,;r,
u.i, hos hse,, .eLsS f,,. fro,,, Anon.te orS
othar tovns mar hv All the mills drv
h",,sas and shons o;.,oarad to Iva hn,n;no,
ot rc;6n;oht Tha fire started on Water
street among saw.mills. of which there are
humber I'M that vicinity. Six mills on
that street have been DESTROYED. From
Water street the flames began spreading
IN tho centra of the town where the denot
and business houses are located. The dam.
20 w." ~.wS'So'' ,
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