Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-30
EASTERN NEWS.
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ne work Of Outlaws

S..snc deeds of 0uflavFy OF oisfepo
81. Gang who have been iBfestinR thst
ias;.y. Las, night store at Crane,
Gsihoau, was robbed and then
-, no si,h guspovdsr. The shock
.s,r,h, and the postofhse vas en-
-, sen ,lished. The house Was the
49, s,,v ~ FIFE & Msyfisld. The loss
g,nn 1900 10 $1,000. The people
80 10 arms. and last night at least
bandred men were securing the
800 Gar the culprits- Seven have al
80, hen arrested and more are SOS
100. Several will doubtless be
lynched.
Hsadiey Challenged.
cofrxBus, Ohio, Aug. 9.--The Pro
,,sr,os state Executive Committee las
81 a commute alton 70 the Democratic
ss.,s Executive COMMITTEES, challenging
coSsrnor Hoadlsy to discussion With
=, Leonard, the prohibition candidate,
= ,bs ourstion Of Prohibition ~. tbs
fss-nse of the Liquor Traffic." The
s,mnjttee will not reply until they re
,siys information from Governor Hoad-
e.. Who il nov East.
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ne ssiii,aa-McCaarey Tight.
CxorsxlTI. Aug. 2-The sparring
r.sseh be,wean John l.. Sullivan aud
Douiaick MoCadrey this afternoon did
~ attract 30 great a number Of people
= vas expected. At 4 o'clock when Is
vss thought the match would begin,
tbere we're not more than 800 people at
ChsssAr Park. The audience WAS net
IN behaved, nor did IL manifest impa
terce At the delay 10 opening the ex-
hibition. II was 4:30 o'clock before the
preliminary sparring began. The plat
form was set 10 the middle of the track
bstgeen two stands. and was 30 feet
souare, and five feet above the Rrouad.
AZ enclosure OF "a feet wah marked by
thfse ropes around the posts, which
we're padded on all sides. Spectators
sefs permitted to crowd within twenty
lees Of the platform, and besides on the
ssanas, fences, aud all other points of
vantage. An ample force of police pre-
vented any breaking of ropes. From
40 until 3, the time Was spent in
uamber Of short boxing contests that
nved 10 keep the attention OF the
crowd, and even awaken enthusiasm,
vhen one man was knocked senseiess on
the ropes. Ii kept the attention so
elossly that Sullivan was not observed
pashing his way TO the platform, and
vas not recognized until be mounted
Tie stand, when there was brief burst
Of applause. He wore silk armor over
bis chest, bat bis arms we're bare. His
tights we're enoircled with green sash.
He Vas accompanied by his seconds,
Arthur Chambers and Tom Delaney,
and went 10 his corner. Ten minutes la
sfWm. Muld0on, master of ceremonies,
made formal call for MoCafrey, or
ior some friend TO go after him.
sheer was the response, and a carriage
sppeared with the other contestant.
heOaffrey Was received with Wild
outeurst of enthusiAam. He seemed 20
b In perfect physical condition. lie
vss Astirea the same as Sullivan, except
hat his flesh cslored tights we're en-
uroled by maroon sash Considerable
Una Gas speut in choosing n refsree.
ssferepce between Messrs. bunt and
OBsiep, M,Csffrey's seconds. and
noss Of Sullivan, Was held. william
Tate. Of Cleveland, Was called for. bat
he declinea Subsequently he recon
sidered and accepted. aud At SCI the
men shook hands and the hrst roand
began, amidst almost breathisss still
pess. MeCAfrey made ths first lead.
bat Sullivan stopped bin easily, And In
the cautious work which followed, bpth
succeeded in getting In slight blows.
hcCAfey ducksd to avoid q heavy
blow, and ~ he aros- struck wildly at
Sullivan, ard was pressed 10 the ropes.
where he fell to his knee. kissing they
elinohed, Sullivan managing 70 give
TINS vas renaat Ted ana the round closed.
a.cond Rsnnd-Thare vas but a min
vss,s BREATHING sprll. sullivan opened
Ina Ann ,h,s time by |. blow which No
Csarev snfnily eyaded. McC.Hrey then
msds q fsrce drive al sullivan. which
"a lodged gracefully, ont McCaffrsy
ssys NO, a resound,ne tap GA the back
Of the nssk Az he recovered. which start
al a ehorus Of cheers. Another OF the
ssms Mind set M cCaffrey's admirers wild.
A clinch followed. sullivan getting Ia a
Nov on MeCnffrey. lie then pushed
nelAsrey TO the ropes, where danger
susued imminent. bu, MoCaffrey alp
nd svay and both meu vent 10 their
corners.
Third Rsuud-This vas the worst for
MsCafffev. He struck out for sullivan,
bes 10 NO pufpose. and In the Quick work
sAas followed Mclaffrey slipped down.
Sullivan bey.n 10 punish MaOaffrey,
aad the latter took no the tactics of
naming awsy. bat finally m .is a stroke
vh,cA Sullivan easily eluded. Quick as
Auaeht Sullivan closed on McCaffrsy,
ana pressed him doSn. Growing APP
pAsvntiy v,cious, he drove MeCaffrcy to-
vssds HE own corner, and pushed him
tosn across the ropes. Here some one
niind .tius /" and MANY thought that
tAs Found had elssedl. but the referee
iold The men 10 10 on and they did. Salli-
van driving No(iAfrpy over 10 his eva