Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-15
EASTERN NEWS.
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The telegraph wires we're broken 81
=, ea,ly hour last evening, and our tele-
,,sphic report Is, accordingly, small
why Ne was Discharged.
WASHINGTON. Sept. IA Secretary
Manning has dismissed Jsoez Fox, q
,ouYtb class clerk in the Auditors Of
49,. Mr.. Fox il pastor Of the Sweden
horpisn Csurch on Capital Hill, and
tbs reason given by ReRi ster Rosecrans
i that il vas the pleasure OF the ap-
pointing officers
Arrested.
CLEVELAND. Sept. I4.-John l.. Solli-
van, the champion. Vas arrested yester
day at BROOKLYN Park, charged With a
violation Of the Sunday Law in pitching
IN a baseball game. The warrant is
aid TO have been sworn cot at the re-
quest of John ID. Rockefeller, Of the
Standard OH Company.
ssiiiyas. the Rail Player.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 13.-Four thousand
people we're in Brooklyn Park today to
see John l.. Sullivan pitch for Forest
City in the game with Sandnaky. Both
clubs are composed Of good amateur
players, and tue game, which resulted
10 q victory for the ) ndaskys by score
Of two TO nothing, vas watched vith in
terest. At the close Of the game, and
a. ths champion was leaving the
grounds, he vas placed under arrest by
Constable Jones, the smallest officer in
the city, Who vas armed With warrant
charging Sullivan With violating tue
Law by Plsying ball. Sullivan
offered no resistance, bat going before
Justice Hart gave b all in the som OF
500 for bis appearance at o'clock to-
morrow. The warrant was sworn ont,
it IL said, at the request of John ID.
Of the Standard Oil Com
pany, representing the Law and Order
League. Ii was the intention to arrest
Sullivan before the game began, but
owing to delay in issuing the warrant
The officer did not reach the ground till
shs players we're leaving.
A Texas Prise Fight
DALLAS (TeXasJ, sept. Ii The much
expected prize fight between McGregor,
known as The st. Joe Kid" Of Fort
Worth, and William Black. alias Ross,
alias McGraw of California, came of
today at point ~ miles below Dallas,
on the Trunk Railway. A train of ten
sosches left the depot crowded with
sporting men from Fort Worth and
neighboriBg towns. A ring was stretch
Cd about noon. Just below Seaeerville,
in Kaufman County. James Kinney of
Dallas was chosen referee; George Muir
raw Of New York seconded the CalIfor
nian, while William Marshall of Fort
Worth acted for MoGreRor. Both men
appeared in excellent condition. Mo
Gregor weighed l57 pounds, and Black
tipped the beam at l50. Two ounce
gloves we're used. The Marquis of
QuseHsberry rules were the program of
toe hght. Time was called at l:l5.
Both puQilists advanced towards each
ether amidst loud cheers.
Round BLACK led out with his right
at MeGreRor's head, but was cleverly
lodged. the Kid" Tailed several
heavy body blows on Black, and the lat
ter responded by vainly endeavorinR to
catch McGregor In the neck or face.
McGreeor got In neat blow at Blacks
nose, and the round closed with first
blood claimed for THE Kid"
Round 3-Mc(3reeor forced the fight
ing, and after considerable sparring
planted terrific blow on Blacks Jaw,
which Infatuated the Californian, who
answered by sending tremendous
right handler against the Kids forehead,
knocking him down at full length.
McCreeor recovered, and Rugged Black
10 as 10 avoid further punishment.
Black, freeing himself from the KIDS
grasp, again sent his antagonist TO the
ground.
Round 3-McGreeor Was cautious.
and Black showed more aggression.
Both men received severe body blows,
the Kid displaying adroitness in dodg-
ing Black.
Round 4-McGreeor led of on Blacks
ribs, which he followed mp, until Black
and the round closed with "the
Kid" on top.
Round 5-Both men came mp with
siokly smiles, and showing their pun
ishment plainly. McGregor, Who was
still good fof couple Of rounds, forced
the fighting by repeatedly punching
Blacks ribs, IN an alarming fashion.
The Californian fought gamely. and
tried hard to get ansther good blow in
on McGreeor's face. Suddenly the Kid,
With q swinging upper cut. caught
Black under bis short ribs, and landed
him outside the ropes. where be lay like
one dead. After quarter Of a minute
Black revived, and began to pull of his
gloves, whereupon the referee awarded
the heht 70 McGregor. Fully $4,000
changed hands on the result. Betting
al the opening was slightly IN favor of
Blacks st she close Of the second round
Blacks friends we're offering two 70 one
with few takers. Although 15eo men
Witnessed the feht no disturbance Of
any kind occurred.
The Cattle arc Geing.
KANSAS CrrY. Sept. l3.--Cattle men
are rapidly removing their stock from
the Grow Reservation, ia accordance
With the order of Indian Agent Arm
strong. several owners Of herds were
sios TO obay, bat Armstrong informed
them that be would call on the Pfesi-
dent, and have them forcibly eiscted by
several thousand head of cattle have
been driven out, and BY the 18th 10 Is
believed the reservation will be cleared.
sedueer snd Murderer.
Rev. Andrew ID. Hunter. an itinerant
preacher from Charleston, B. o.. vas
shot and killed yesterday In the Chieka
sav Nation, by q man named White.
The latter had persuaded Hunters
daughter TO elope with him. Hunter
followed. and vas slain while trying 20
force White 10 make the girl his wife.
White escaped.
4 bynsmite Explesien Discovery.