Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-06

in one hour and thirty-six minutes. The
light has been oa the taps for several
months and was for p purse of 800
Both men are pQSiIists Of - Le rep1te
NcCoy having fought seserai battles II
tn's Vicinity. while Moran has p4rficl-
p4ted IN y number % nights n this
country aud EuzlanJ. M:Cjy - -
yasrs 0sd. and Moran. owiDZ To the
gre~t dlferenc" in Are II was thought
the p-TnsT w1ltl nave Ar easY vIet0r..
and betting Va txo - one "a favor of
.&c.t1y. The oacuunter " II 30 b aye
taksn p'scs on Thanksgiving. bat = :
postponed FOR sJ'ne re ,-on, and 1t YRS
generally believed that !. was II.
This afternoon l01 -pyrtine men left
rity, and arrived At Ross Grove a
, o'clock. ring vas mark i ont, bu;
~ ropes put a.. aud 1t 3:t2 ;lms was
called. ~ be beginning SicCpy broke
hs right wrist. and fyr the rest of the
bIttls fOsIht with his irft hand. Both
men appeared determined 20 win. @nI
tneY were soon covered With blood. After
HcJav broke h!s wrist: he f3I-ilt d+--
perately and succeeded IN knocking
down hls antagonist one hundred and
ten times. In the lllth round Moran |
got II $terride blow - IcCoy's neck /
telling him like an OK. He was picked
~ and carried To his corner, but he vas
cOmpl etely daZet and wanted To stop /
lighting, but bis friends prevailed Oh
him to continue, and he fought three |
more rounds, Moran knocking him ont |
III the Hath round. Both men are terri !
bly, punished, and Mccoy had TO be ear /
ned ~ the train.
H"w the Message was Received In !
Utah.
SALT LARE, Utah, Dec That por- |
ton Of the President > messlge relating |
to / tan causes great rejoicing among |
tie gentiies. The idea of the solution |
Of the Mormon question by iegisla- |
tive counsel originated IN Salt Lake |
among leading and radical geItiies who |
have regarded it as the only remedy. |
They regard the step taken by the Pres |
ident As III tho right direction. On the |
other hand, Normons daaOance II in |
nnmeasnred terms, and say 1t will be /
Impossible for Congress 10 pass such |
law. The JOY of the geniiles WAS H.
creased to day by the positive intorma- |
ton received that the President will re-
appoint Governor Murray.
Batter. Cheese aud Eggs Association.
CIsCIssATI, Dec. 5.-Ihe eleventh All |
nual session of the National Butter |
Cheese and Egg Association began this |
afternoon at Smith d Nixon's Hall. |
Mayor Stephens made the address of |
welcome. ,. Is. Hubbard of Vermont. |
Vice President of the Association, re- |
sponded The Secretary introduced |
President John J McDoaald Of Phila- |
del shla who mads a brief address. In |
the course of which ho said that the an- |
nual value of the butter product of the |
United States Was 3D. ,0J0,0oO of the !
cheese product, f3GO3O,OD0, and eggs |
and poultry amounted to about the |
same. Prof. Sheldon and Thomas Hig- |
guns Of Liverposl. England, were intro |
duced and invited TO take part III the |
proce dings. They came a. represent |
a.ives OF the Royal T. glish Dairy AS
socia ION. number of Important pa
pers were I'd. Twenty one st .tes were
represented by delegates. The session
will Continue for several days.
Another Smuggling Combination.
CHICAGo, Dec. S.-Parson Davies has |
engaged Vim. Sheriff {" fue Pru8sian") |
tor three months, and will make tour
to California with him and Paddy Ryan
aud We sparring exhibitions.
shot by Woman.
FARIBAULT, Mimi, Dec. 5.-Milo y. |
Pond. au old resident of Faribauit, Was |
fatally shot this afternoon b. Mrs. Geo. |
SWartz, a woman who has recently been !
divorced from her husband. although !,
they have been continuing 10 1.-Two to- |
gether. She alleges that Pond circul It |
cd damaging reports regarding her. She |
WaS arrest ed.