The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-14

DESPERATE FIGHT.
BErwEEN TWO FACE MASTERS.

l. JsTt = ~ Ii 10 -
BErwEEN TWO FACE ArAsnERs.
pomin'ek MEGA arey, Of tP,ttsbursh. whips
tho celehrated Engl!.h rish,ar, siltshei,,5 q
In -Four Short nou,,,is-'Tho Police 4 b
Proven. Any Great runishn ent, f;iss
NEW ioRH, Oct. l3.-Over six thousand
people assembled In iAIadisonS Square
Garden to.nightto wlhiessl lthe,Isloyo con ii:
test between Charles Mitchell, OF England,
and Domnlck McCaflroy, Of Pittsburgh
At tlo;Os McCnllrey entered tho ring in Inc
garden, quickly followed ByiHiittbell.
Both looked in prime Condition. Each
sealed lo5 pounds. Mitchell Is }95 years 'yeatrs
old, ana stands feet 81 inches high. Nc.
Catrey Is years old md is 5 feet d
inches high. Mitchell was attended ~ I
Ply Maauem and fired Luntz Nc +
EEat'rey Eu'1 py bllIy Edwards nnd Tom Camp
| J. B. Mccormick, OF tho Cincinnati h, g I
galfer, was referee, and I'd. Pluilllet tifila \
Keeper. The light was under. the Mar.
gus Of ?ucensbury rules. No time was \
,usso ,oss N n,,; ;ne prellminarics and tho men
THE FIGHT. y ts5l fg'5 Al
Round ]. Mitchell was confident and I,
icCafirey was smiling; both were were Gnu. a
ttous. Mccanfey finally let fly his rirht
catching Mitchell on the breast 1but liltle K,
short for the effect desired. NtitciIeils shep...
came cautious aud then delivered d yic;ona
lelt'hahaer on the body following Il viii s
an effort at fighting which, on,loI ;na ~. z
c!lnch, when NlcCaiirey rot In a s,yint,;n, = Il Z,
nght'hander, and tho round eiidetl IL H.
Caureys favor amid great,thcerlnp s1i'sil;s 1'sI
Round .. Mitchell opened thenro,,nd
WIN several terrible body blows. seems Il
ingly determined 10 force the livht;n"
MeCaiirey took his cruel, getting in IN ths V
meantime, some good ones on, ,sAiitrhall,s Il
face and head. Cautious sparrinr on 10th Z.
sides succeeded. Suddenly NicCnfTrev 4
visited his antagonist on nf'tle rrigit tar
and Mitchell seemed storreyed' @ ' h
He gathered himself. Shawoxcr,t Sh
ana administered some terrific sledpe, Z /.
hammer blows on Mel cCafrey's cheek and Il 4
neck. McCalifey was giving as Eo6dIas Il Il
he got. Mitchell tried to- force lris onnnn Z
nent TO- the ropes, bnt NlcCaiIrav v1,iitl. /.
not yield and some, short, sharp firGtin,, "
ehsued, and when time was called MA ;ati,
rey seemed to have had the best Of it. -. y
FIRST BLOOD roii NJ M'cAFFEEY.
Round 8. Both men were considerable
blown. McCaffrey, confident, iumped Z:
into the middle ofthe ring. Mitchell, iry-
ing to force the fighting, received n star-
Eerlhs rleht-hander, and blood flowed &i
rom h! eash over his right eye and from I
.,s MS hose. FIRST blood lor McCatFrcy wa,
claimed and allowed. McCatrrey' now
seemed M!., TO have things his own way,
;A!ltcheni, IN his efforts = to ret in 4
ms elllng body blows, was losing lis Il
aeiense and McCailrey never once missed
nus chance. Mitchell began to ret angry, Il
ana endeayorcd ngain to bear NIeCaflfcyy
70 TIC ropes despite the repeated warnings 5
o. the referee; who finally had to step inlo B.
me G rlng and lead the men to their corners. NJ
me excitement now WINS intense. The
srow1 u shouted and yelled like madmen.
McCaiirey plainly being the favorite, Tie !.
sardeh was a%bcdlam% wlleM= tine;.was: ! I;
sAhSNs !
-. TIE LAST HOUND. i5tg-,
found 4-hfitchcll looked much tho 4
worse for the war. His face had c1olrrs;d..
erable blood on it, but still he went went at It
gamely: In moment McCafIrey let to, 40 i :
tI1s ai ieit, but It was neatly stopped and !
Miichei! sent back u hard ono on NIac's.
oony; uon,y'; botll men clinchel and !, some n
rr;apld =; exchanges followed. Nc. !.
Eahtey ,,a1 n'!y e., s work was most iell.
~ ~ alilclieil resorted to his 4:
Stl oid tactics OF bearing on his opponent. L; Il
y, v, ,eCa1rey was clever III keeping AWAY. 4
Always doing good work with that, rjpIt !,
iahd and not forgetting his left ,Duyinp n
u, ine cllncll that followed; Police Caplain II
~ y: illi,lms stepped on the stage, and nut. g
ing ms club between the men rtlared n
the fight to stop. ~ : :. = y
Wild SCENE. ,s!.i5j,. "a! !.
The referee called time at this iun ct,,ro, 4,
and wild scene succeeded. Eyerybody:. /;
yelled, and nothing could be understood rs G .S
The referee tried 10 make himself henri d
but in vain. lie stood at the ropes,; Witl,&s
the backem Of. the men of either Ssido:,i
evidently trying to induce him TO do NJ
ao'nt,anns so'' "1lher to reserve his decision, IS
eau thematch draw, or !'order another &S3 E
sonnu, could only bc 'surlniseu !tAtt'any8ssa
sale %hen Mccormick could make,himsaif y
afT aneard, n no announced his decision 5tIat j,
ncCahrey had won the mitch and ali 81;
sale money; This madeEthe crowd crnzyS.'
tSa'n Sa rstans and they cheered for McCaiIfey lid
q. F a.
,. St. John Meeting. ~ 1fsifH}'Si&lS v y.
BALTIMORE, October IL. .-Thefee'ii M, y; .t9!E