Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-05

with the life of James G. Blaine, writer
nv Russell Cornell, with an introduction
| by Gov. ROBBIE Of Maine, and published
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One of the Most Exciting Fights
ON Record.
RocKAwAY BEACH. L. l., Sept. "A
daybresk this morning 500 sporting mer
filed the Pavilion of the Sporting House
to witness 8 fight with hard gloves, Mar
quis of Queensbury rules, between jim
McHugh of Glasgow, and Dave Fitzgerald
Of Toronto, for 1000 and gate money
The men appeared in the ring promptly
McHugh weighed I26 pounds and Fitz'
gerald lao. The preliminsries being
finished the men advanced, when time was
called, to the center of the ring, and then
commenced one of the most exciting tights
on record, lasting 3 hours and IS minutes,
and ending in . draw in favor Of the Scotch
lad. II would have been fought to the
finish but for the conduct Of the crowd
which was evenly divided in the interest
Of the contestants, and there being q large
sun of money waged on the result, there
appeared q disposition on the part Of Fitz-
gersId's friends, toward the close, to
crowd the ring and bring about q foul
on the part of McHugh. At the con-
clusion Of the 36th round the crowd
became demonstrafive and so disposed to
interfere, that the referee withdrew, and
another had to be chosen, the men
taking 9 rest of about 20 minutes. In
the meantime both men we're badly
bruised, Fitzgerald having his left ear
cut, swollen, and his face disig-
ured. McHugh had q badly swollen eye,
nose. and cuts about the face. In the lst
round of spsrring, the men showing what
ever science they possessed, without get
ting down to business. The I'd, Sd and 4th
rounds we're of the same tame nature, but
when they walked up on the 9Th, Fitz-
gerald opened the ball in 8 businesslike
way, planting q left-hander on McHugh's
nose. McHugh returned The compliment
with q terrific under cut, which sent FitZ-
gerald spinning to the ropes. Then fol-
lowed hard hitting on both sides until
time was called. Up 10 this time the fight
ing was in favor Of the Canadian. The
9th, 7th, 9Th, 9th, 10th and 18th rounds
the men did little hard work, though Fitz-
gerald got McHugh's head in chancery
sevearl times, and was called off by the
referee. From that round on, the fighting
was rough and hard, but Fitzgerald in the
35th, Both and 37th began to show evidence
of being unable to win the fight, and the
crowd, not willing to allow it to finish, q
draw was declared.
Arrest of q Defaulter.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Frisby, the Port
land, Or, defaulter, was arrested here.
He has made q confession. He says his
brother, some time ago, persuaded him to
invest in the Mountain mine. He was
then in the hosiery business in this city.
He went to Montana and was made Presi-
dent of q mining company. 1t did not
pay, and he vent to Portland. Soon after
he was employed in the First National
Bank as exchange clerk. His salary did
not suffice to keep him, and he helped
himself to the deposits made by the Ore
gon Division Of the Northern Pacific Rail.
road Company of which he had charge. He
regularly distracted some portions Of the
contents of packages of bills from the sta
ton agents and conductors, which passed
through his hands. He continued steal
ing, and when he found he had taken
more than he could repay, he ran away
with what was left. He went with hit
family to San Francisco on a sailing yes.
sci, and then took passage on the Pacifit
line of mail for this city. Afterwards ht
got tickets for Paris, thinking to throw
the police of his track. He said he die
not know how much he had taken. Small
portions of the money were found in hi
possession. The detectives left for Albany
so-day to get the necessary papers to tax,
the prisoner to Oregon.
TeiephOniDg Across h Ocean.
NEW YORK, Sept. A company OF New
York capitalists has been formed to estab
lish a telephone line across the Atlantic
Ocean. 1t is to be supplemented, If th,
patent rights Of the Bell Company permit
by q telephone line from New York to Sar
Francisco. Among the stockholders anC
directors are Joline H. Reed, OF the firm
OF Bates. Reed Il Cooley; F. H. Skinner
Of Hazen, Todds & Co.; George II. Braves
Vice President of the Bank of the Metrop
oils; William Foster, formerly Presidenr
of the Metropolis Elevated Railway Com
pany. and several Boston capitalists. Tn,
company is TO use the new Msckay-B Ben
nett cable. The first experiments in sub.
marine telephoning will be made as soor
as the Macksy- Bennett cable is extended
from Halifax, n. s., to Gloucester, Mass
The distance between those two ports Il
$50 miles. II the experiment on this par
Of the international strand ia successful
experts and instruments will at once b,
sent to Valentia. Ireland. and attempts viii
be made to telephone across the Atlantic
Ocean.
Embargo ON American Cattle.
OTTAWA, Sept. 4.-Dr. McEuchran. In
specter of the Dominion Cattle Quarantine
had an interview with the Minister OF Ag.
riculture to-day, to arg that a compiet.
system OF quarantine be enforced to pre-
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