Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-24
NEWS.
The Great Prize Fight Between NC
CafrGy and Golden.
TEE PRESIDENT AGAIN ANNOYED BY
A CRANK.
An Unprovoked and Fiendish
Murder.
A FATAL RAILROAD
COLLISION.
A 5000 SUIT FOR FALSE
IMPRISONMENT.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENrINRL.l
A Terrible SIogginE Match

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-A prize nent tooh
place last night about 10 miles from this
city for 50, 500 a side, and q contributed
purse of 81 900, between Dominick MO
Caffrey aud James sparrow" Golden.
McCaffrey scaled 16S pounds and Golden
176. The fight took place in a pavilion iD-
closed with canvas, and lighted by kero-
sine lamps in a 24-foot ring. AT 900
Golden threw his hat into the ring, and at
10 p. M, McCafTrey entered. There we're
then in the pavilion about 10 sports.
Jere Dunn was chosen referee, and atl0:O7
time was called. Both men looked in the
pink of condition. They advanced to the
center of the ring. and were there in
formed b. the referee that they were to
fight according to the Marquis of Queens
bury rules. They wore kid gloves with
the fingers cut off to the first joint. The
men then shook hands and began the tight.
First round-Golden was first to lead,
but was short and failed to land. Mccall
frey shot out his left on Golden's neck,
and Golden got iu three heavy body blows.
Then McCaffrey startled his opponent with
another on his neck, Golden coun;ering on
McCsffrey's neck, after which MoCafrey,
with a straight out blow Of his left,
landed on Golden's cheek, and slit the
side OF Golden's face open as clearly as
could have been lone with q knife; blood
flowed, and the first blood was allowed
Mccartney. This closed the round,
Golden going strong to his corner.
Second round-This opened with spar
ring for an opening on each side. Mo-
Caffrey at length leading with q vicious
purpose three consecutive times, but was
each time stopped. At the fourth lead,
however, he landed his left with terrific
| force on Golden's neck, staggering him.
II was follwed by a swinging Highlander
| blow, which Golden spared himself
by clever ducking. Golden retorted with
a vicious left handler but il was a swoop,
| McCaffrey landing his left with force on
Golden's, chest. While at close quarters
| McCaffrev shot out his left straight, and
caught Golden on the jaw, completely daz-
ing him. just as time was called for the
Third round-Golden led for McCaffrey
again and let go his left, but was met by a
terrible straight counter full in the face
that nearly took him off his feet. Nc
Csffrey tented with his left and let go a
right handler catching Golden on the
short ribs. Before Golden could recover
| McCaffrey landed his right on Golden'a
| cheek, bringing a stream of blood.
Fourth round-Golden come up weak
and was badly punished by McCaffrey's
| clean left hand work, without being able
TO get in any return blows.
Fifth round--McCaffrey led for the face
and then swung his right on Golden's ear,
again bringing blood. Golden fought
back for McCsffrey's body, and the round
| ended by q clinch in McCaffrey' corner.
Sixth round-McCaffrey got in a right
| and left, and they then clinched and were
parted by the referee.
Seventh round-Golden came up with O
| bellows to mend. McOaffrey smiling and
| confident, opened the round by q clean
| left-hander on the face. Golden led, but
was short, McCaffrey ducking, and Golden
then getting in a clean, good upper Gu,
that staggered McCaffrey. The round
ended in a cliDch.
Eighth round-McCsffrey again led for
the face and Golden for the body, both
landing. As McCaffrey tented Golden
caught him a swinging l~eft-hander on the
point OF the jaw, which staggered Mo
| Caffrey, who went down badly hurt.
| Golden was too weak. however, to take ad'
vantage OF McCaffrey's condition and the
round ended.
Ninth round-Golden came up weak.
landed on McCaffrey's side, but was mel
| by right and left hand blows that stag.
gered him. Then q clinch and a claim OF
foul. A clinch and another claim of foul,
| which was not allowed. McCaffrey fin
ished the round by a lefs-hander that
nearly closed Golden's eyes.
nu-tl -or,l MoNo efrau vuopt IN vunrL
on Golden's badly damaged face, hitting
him whenever he pleased. Golden making
a game and stubborn fight.
Eleventh round-Golden came up COW
cred with blood. his cheek laid open and
raw and blood flowing from his ears. Nc
Caffrey came up strong, showing only two
long. black welts on his face. Golden led
twice, but owing to MoCaffrey's shifting
tactics, he only reached McCsffrey's chest
with leads intended for his face. No
Caffrey again visited Golden's face with
his left, swung his right on his neck and
ear, and as Golden tell back caught him
on the juglar, and Golden fell senseless to
the floor. He lay there 25 seconds, and
the referee declared the fight in McCaffrey's
favor.
President CIeveIand's Crank.
NEW 1OhAy AtOSs ANoWc ooso
that while President Cleveland's carriage
was waiting for him at the curb, the Pres
ident having followed the remains OF OK
President Arthur into the Grand Central
depot, q young man dressed In a faded
coat. fastened across his breast by 9 wooden
pin, and wearing a faded brown hat,
worked his way through the police lines
and stepped upon the wheel beside the
driver, and handing his card to q reporter
he said: "Will you please give that to
Mr.. Cleveland, and tell him / won't hurt
him." The reporter read the card and
saw the name OF Nathan SCHUYLER, Roudout.
New York. 1t was the crank who was ar
rested at the Albany Centennial for an
alleged attempt upon the life of the Presi-
dent. What do you want Of the President
asked the reporter. II want you TO tell
him that I am harmless. am the man
who was arrested at Albany, but / did not
want to shoot him. am efriend Of his.
/ would not hurt him. Please give him