The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-03-02
FISTIC PHILOSOPHY.
Talk With u Man Who Can Whip any Other
Man In America

ElSIlC IHlLUSUInIs
Talk With Man who Can Whip any Other
Man In America
said Mr.. John Il. Sullivan, as he stood
among fifty Of tho fancy, Including Billy
Madden, Pete Mccoy and Paison Davies,
in Mike McDonald's store this afternoon
OF course do No man ever yet took
off his shirt to fight in a ring unless he was
u game man. for he knows very we'll what
he is going to get"
Some of the newspapers said that Ryan
looked terror stricken rs soon as no laid
eyes on you. Is that true?"
"Not at all. Ryan did very Well until I
struck him once or twice, and after that he
was daZed-I may say about half crazy.
is it true there was not body blow
struck during the whole fght?'
Yes, that is a fact; there wasn't one.'
DO You think Rynns nose is broken?"
Il 90 not; 1t was that blow in the nose
that split his lip, and knocked him down,
but don't think it broke his nose"
Some of the newspapers represent that
Ryan was whipped by being knocked out OF
his senses until after time was called by
your last blow, and that blow was delivered
on the neck; is that true?"
NO; that is % mistake. On the last round
fought him down, and he fell in q heap
from succession of blows on his head,
not from any particular one. His strength
was overcome and exhausted"
How did you feel when Ryan struck you
that blow on the left eye!"
"l1e didn't strike mo there with his fist;
that black eye came from his falling toward
me from weakness, and striking mo with his
head; in fact, he struck me no blows on the
y e,,l
head, which was much better for NO."
Did you part on good terms?"
"Oh, yes, we shook hands PLEASANTLY at
parting"
Are you thinking Of another match
YETI"
mo, not YET don't mean to be a prize
fighter more than year OR two more.
DO you think Il man is apt to get killed
in the ring9"
"No, do not. think Whenever men
are killed in the prize ring it is in conse-
quence OF their having something the mat
ter with them-like heart disc So
Have you scruples Of conscience about
fghtins?"
Il have not. never fight man to kill
him; fight him only to lick him."
doesn't it generate q great feeling of
hatred?"
Not at all. Sometimes, when it is in
dispute which is the better man, bad feel
lug springs up. but there is no bad FEELING.
in fight or after it,
Billy Madden is considerably proud Of his
protege, and he said be would match Sulli
van with gloves against any
living man without gloves. He SAYS
spectators are trying to work no
another match, hut he doesn't know q liv-
ing man in America, Eu.land or Australia,
who wonlu be likely to fight Sullivan. He
says Ryan slid when Sullivan first struck
him he thought a telegraph pole Lad been
showed against him endwise No one
would ever guess, from his appearance,
that he had been" through mill within a
week. He is slightly yellow under the left
the eve, and hrs 7 * Small :a2h On tie
first kl1rkla OF the :yi. II md, which came
in contact with nHo If Ryan s teeth, but
with those exceptions lie NJ, cars to he il
the flower of health ana spirits.
Personalities.
Governor Tobor, of Colorado, had a.
1aily income from, his r1atchless mine, dur
ing January, ofabout 81, 500. He has de-
voted q suit Of rooms III his opera house, at
Denver, to the use Of the Press Club, Of
that city.
500 diamond pin, and d matronly female
OF the neighborLood WIS suspected CT tho
theft. She was accordingly arrested and
shut up for three days, when, no develop.
ments tlan> pirnS, she was murdered ei:d
the missing lowell found in her eizzar&'
She was a hon.
Ex-Governor Gear of Iowa, bad chance
to become Assistant Secretary Of tho Treas
ury, but preferred TO 60 back to his old
business as Il wholesale groc5s at Durling-
ton.
Mr.. Arteur's son and Mr.. Hunts son arc
going to SEQ il tho purple aud golden latch
strings Of Europe are out. Young Hunt
has sailed and young Arthur will follow il,
April.
In an interview witha New York Tribune
reporter p. r. Barnum says: Il have not
an ache or a pain. I'm in perfect health, and
the only thing that makes me mad is that [
have seventy two years behind me-. Thoy
have been years Ct hard work, but voul:
rather have them before me-"
Some new correspondence has passed
between lord Dntf:rin and tue 'iurkish
government respecting ti.o.rapturc Of Mr.
Sutar and Col. SynSa By t,igands. His
lordship has asked That or.j2fs be given by
Turkey for the repayment OF tho rertson,s
paid for these men, in oil over :912] Cos"
1T is with regret, " ha adds, eth It her
Majestv's government would 500 themselves
compelled to resort to suc'. means nr nro
at their disposal for the recover, Of the sum
demanded.
Major G neral Rial Mics was found dy-
ing from starvation i'll Philadelphia, ycetc,-
slay, and his wife, worn out with constant
watching and want Of food, was by his side
in an exhausted condition. Niles served
with the Ninth and Tenth Indiana Co:rs
during the war, and was wounded at Lam
rel Hill, ut Winchester, at PItts.-;lrg lind
ing ana at Chichamanga He lost u fortune
during the Chicago fire, and afterwards f IL
lowed tho ministry until his health failed
in Philadelphia. last November, while Oh u
visit He was found by monlbeis Of tic
Grand Army Of the Republic, weak from, An
old wound in the left lung, and furnished
with hunger in a squa!id room in West
Philadelphia.
The Boston Gazette orac,,larly says:
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, who came in
to the Vanderbilt family by marriage, is
the only lady Of the name who is admitted
into the inner circles Of fashion in New
York. 1t is acl;no Hleilged that William H.
Vanderbilt will, in time, buy his way into
the set which declined invitations TO his
reception last week. IIia mistake was in
inviting by wholesale people whom he didn't
know, instead of grad ally,workiDg his way
among them. lie cannot 1In Fifth avenue
as if it were the New YORK Central Railroad
CT get up q corner On the exchange of
fashion,"
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