Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-13
EASTERN NEWS.
associated PRESS DISPATCHES
,,.p.ixe .,chttn Sew York.

TnYrt1ts k-EBEN W W. -
~ Wax. Feb. lo.-Thirty men, who
N 81 each for ticket, dropped II
pa he o,.e into IN uptown hall, be.
ono ~ midnight and o clock yesterday
W. md saw jim Connolly and
no no Mcconnell slug each other with
o on1 hard gloves till the referee thought
s sti'% would be danger Ill letting them
lLe LIZ, More blood was Sued ii one OF
- en,r rounds than was spilled In Sui
49, fioht with Ryan. From the frsi
W. thew fought like madmen ovel
"a r;ne. sending terrific blows. When
IL .hree minutes we've up and time was
". both were battered and bleeding
S Thar vent into the second round 40 less
aasnerately. The hard gloves cut THEN
COS and breasts, and each seemed
,nore bent upon disabling his adversary
49,, defending himself Blood cover
Cd their faces and dripped down their
ohests The oldest frequenters OF prize
Sabts who were present said they had
I've seen such desperate smuggling.
The men came gameiy Tor the thlro
Ionnd. and were hardly at the scratch
before they went ut 1t again, givlhg and
-eceiying tremendous right and left
hand blows on the nose, mouth. ears and
cbests. The men were supported 10
their corners when this had lasted three
,ninutes. When the minute for rest was
come and time was called for the fourth
ronnd. they faced each other determin-
edIr. but both were weak. Neither
Scanned TO have the advantage. In the
o;va and take that followed they mus
sred their spirits and drove their fists
,r;th what force they had left against
tbe;r oashed and swollen faces and
hIsedino bodies. They came up again
a. the call for the fifth round, but were
90 disfpured and exhausted that the
referee stepped into the center OF the
rine and ordered the fight stopped.
suffering Of Troops In the Indian
Territory.
WICHITA. KS, Feb. ia letter re-
ceived here from Fort Reno, Indian
Territory, dated February 9Th, states
that troops had left for Ocklahama to
intercept and arrest the Payne colonists.
IN replace them a detachment OF two
mounted companies was ordered from
Fort Sill, with instructions to make the
distance in one day. They met some
where below here. Despite blizzard
of intolerabie severity, which came near
obliterating the entire command, they
cot to Reno, but in sad and democrat
lied plight. FIfty-seven of them were
at once sent to the hospital. Some will
die, others will lose their feet, hands or
toes. For hours it was a battle for life,
and scarcely a man escaped.
Will be Opened I'm March.
OMAHA, Feb. 1.-The Union Pacific
railway will open its Oregon Short Line
10 Shoshone, Idaho, which place Is the
junction with the Wood River branch,
ON March LIST. The distance is 32l miles
from the junction of the Short Line
with the main line, at Granger, Wyom-
ing. Stage lines into the Southern Ida
no mining regions are now run from
Kelton, Utah, and Blackfoot, Idaho, and
will then run for Shoshone.
English Rival 10 American Magaxines.
New YORK, Feb. 11.-Macmillans will
issue an illustrated magazine on the lst
of October in opposition to Harper's
Monthly and the Century, which have
gained sufficient foothold in London to
excite the apprehension and jealousy of
native publishers. w. John Morley
will be editor, and he intends to show
that English drawing and engravings
are not inferior to American. TO add
to Its hostile character the new maya
zine will be sold at sixpence. The cir
culation of HaYper's Magazine in Eng
land is larger than that of any English
magazine.