Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-16
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THE ENGLISH PUGILISTG GETS
HIS DOSE OF SULLIVAN.
LIVELY CHARGES AGAINST
SENATOR MALONE.
CETEWAYO FLAXED OUT BY
THE BOERS.
MURDER OF A RAILWAY
CONTRACTOR IN MEXICO.
How nitchel2 Was SIogged Out

New YORK, May Is -Notw TIL
stan. inr The clmency of the weather
last ght an i'm nense crowd assembled
in Madison Square G ,rdens. to witness
the love conte>t between Sullivan, the
champion Of America, and Mitch II
introduced as the champion of + e.
land. The holders of 81 tickets were
admitted at the Fourth avenue en-
t~ance, while holders Of 81 tickets en-
tered at the Madison avenue door.
There were about 1000 people inside
the building, and the boxes were filed
with prominent club men aud politi-
clans. Z ,scoe Conkl!ng and Chslle>
A, Dana had front seats in the space
reserved near the platform for the
press. The exercises opened at $50 P.
NJ. by sparring b. tween Pete Mccoy
and Robert Muiian+y. Then Came
a friendly s,t To between John Reilly
and Steve Taylor, jim X y and Jerry
MURRAY and theirs. The crowd becom-
ing impatient, loud c, lis we're made
for Sullivan and Mitchell. There
was great applause when Sullivan
appeared upon the stage in fight
ing COS tame. Mitchell was ala"
warmly applauded. A Little before
time was called Captain Williams
cautioned the two men. Work was
earnest from the start. Sullivan went
viciously at Mitchell, and the IL tt r, in
getting out Of his way, fell twice.
Wa ching his Opportunity he got in a
quick blow and Sui ivan went down.
He got up and closed with Mitcht |! and
| t ,ere was close fighting until time was
called, and each man ordered to break.
In his corner Mitchell looked fresh,
SIN, lug and confident, while the breath
ing of Sullivan was labored, plainly
showing his want IF condition.
The second round was very spirited.
Mitchell danced around Sullivan, and
then closing suddenly upon him drove
him back upon the ropes. Sullivan
got up and pursued the Englishman
With caution, evidently bent upon de-
livering a knock out blow. He caught
Mitchell squarely in the face, and the
Eugiishman went down quickly, and
| after some sharp fighting Sullivan threw
him hard across the ropes. Miicheli
=prapg lightly to his feet, and was
knocked down, and got up dszed. Sul
Ivan pressed him aud drove him t, the
| ropes agair, and threw him clear over
them, the Englisbman falling head
down. and his feet sticking straight W
| in the air.
In the third round the exc. tement was
int .nse. Mitchell git in some sharp
body l'ws on Sullivan, out the Liter
del. vered his blows with great direct.
ness and force, and the Euglishman was
twice knocked down. The third time
he rose quite erogey, when Captain
/ W Hams rushed upon the stage and or.
dered the fight stopped. There was
much confus ion for few minutes, but
when order wrs rest ,red both men r.
moved their gloves, shook hands, and
~ere presented with bouquets of flowers,
aad Sullivan was officially declared the
winner Of the match. Mitchell was
game and good boxer, but too light t
cope with heavy weight like Sullivan.
| The winner t,Ok SO per cent. and the
loser 40 per cent. of the gate rect ipts,
which amounted to alb ut $4,000.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT
! Another dispatch rays: In the first
round Sullivan knocked Mitchell down
Twice and was himself knocked down
cnce. In the second round Mitchell
| was Knocked down tsice, going clear