Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-07
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PACIFIC COAST.
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SAs FRAScIsco, March G.-There 10
be late
BIw Attendance at the sullivan |
Robinson sIogglng Match.
SAN Francisco, March @. - There
were $4,000 people inside the Pavilion
this evening to witness the Sullivan
Robinson match. II Is estimated that
as many more were turned away. The
receipts for the sale Of tickets were close
on go, Tickets sold for 50 ad
vance. The hall arrangements, under
Hugh Coyle, were perfect. A hundred
policemen were distributed in the audi.
ence to preserve order. Sullivan made
his first appearance in the ring at $50
In first class form, and was greeted en-
thusiastically. A few seconds later he
was followed by Robinson, whose
condition was unfavorably commented
upon by the audience. The former
weighed 2Ol pounds and the latter ITO.
The announcement that the police disal
lowed the use OF three. ounce gloves was
Kissed. Eightoun gloves were used.
Thomas Chandler was chosen referee.
Hiram B. Cook acted as time keeper for
Robinson, and William Muldoon for
Sullivan. Robinson was knockd down
eight times in the first round, going
down ut each blow Of Sullivan without
receiving punishment. The second
round was an exact repetition OF the first,
with the difference that Robinson went
down fourteen times in rapid succession.
In the third round there were some man
euvers on the part of Robinson, who.
however, did not succeed so well in
avoiding punishment, getting several
severe blows, none Of which appeared
to take the starch out OF him. In this
round claim of foul was made by
Sullivan's time-keeper, that Robinson
fell without being struck by Sullivan.
The claim was not noticed in time by
the referee and was allowed to pass.
In tho fourth round Robinson's
trick Of falling without there being
an exchange of blows was too evident
for the referee to allow ii to pass. The
round wis not finished and the match
was given to Sullivan on the foul
specified above. Robinson escaped
without apparent punishment, though
Sullivan planted several left.handed
under cuts on his face as Robinson was
in the act Of going down. Robinson's
conduct was severely censured by the
spectators. Sullivan was loudly eheered.
A match had been arranged botwecn
Pete Mccoy and Professor Yonng
Dutchy, but was stopped by police on
account Of the gloves to be used.
a Father Drops Dead from
Horror.
SAN Francisco, March 6.-When
Morris Scollard, father of the young
man who shot and killed Dietricksen,
heard to-day that his son had killed a
man, he raised his hands exclaiming,
"My God can this be, :" and dropped
dead. Scolard has been arrested and
lodged in the Oakland county jail.
Protest OF the San Francisco
Oh amber Of Commerce.
san FRANciLco, March 6.--At
meeting of the Chamber of Commerce,
this afternoon, resolutions were adopted
protesting against the proposed action
of the Government to confiscate all duty
paid merchandise remaining three ytks
in bonded warehouses, and memorial
telegraphed to the Secretary of the
Treasury requesting delay of ninety
days before enforcing the act.
Heavy Rain Mt Merced.
SAN FRANcIsce, March 8.-Reports 0.
received tonight show that rain has
fallen during the last twenty -four hours
throughout the middle and southern
sections of the State and as far east as
the Sierra Nevadas. At Merced it was
very heavy. nearly two inches having
fallen between twelve o'clock last night
and ten this morning. Twelve inches
is the report for the season at that
point. Travel for the time is stopped.
The stock Board.
SAN FRANcisco, March 6.-Best 4
Belcher, 1925; Chollar, $2,O5; Con-
solidated Virginia. .25; Crown Point,
$780, Eureka Con-, S3.25; Gould h
Curry, Sl.55; Hale h Norcross, sos;
Mexican, 81 .95; Northern Belle, -;Ophir,
Sl.s5; potosi, Los; Savage. .65; Sierra
Nevada, S3.O5; Union Consolidated,
$3.50; Yellow jacket, 50 40
Wheat and Barley Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, March b.-Wheat
steady; buyer, season, Sl,57@l.57a;
seller, season, Sl.54a Barley, slow;
buyer season, S7@.S7l; seller, season,
.S3i@ .S3i; buyer, 1884, .S9@9la; seller,
1884, 81,
Revolt in the Folsom Prison I'm
minent.
SACRAMENTO, Gala, March 6.-The
prisoners in the Folsom prison have be-
come sullen and uneasy since learning Of
the decision of the Supreme Court in the
Hurtado and Ration cases. General
Carey went to Folsom yesterday, it be.
ing thought his presence would have
some influence in preventing revolt,
that appeared imminent. Another Cat
ling gun has been sent for.
Tender OF Railroad Taxes Refused
SALINAS, Cal, March 6.-E. b. Ryan,
of the Central Pacific Railroad, o-day
rendered to County Treasurer Hartnell
certified check for nearly Si2, 900, the
face of the railroad company's taxes for
1850, 1881, and 1882. The ~rreasurer