Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-20

. rush to obtain good seats was so cr-,, that many people were badly eruShsI. [ if not seriously injured. When ell w-rs , inside the Pavilion contained uine
 thousand people. There were tte ususl } preliminary settO5 between local cele- brities.
 , After the local fghters sni other puliRists had finished there was a wait
 nearly three-qusrters ot an hour. The
 patience of the sndIence became exhaust
 ed, and whistles and groans became cen
 tinous, until at last conc'us,on WAS
 reached that mc'hing bad happened
 Co one of the principals. Buly Jordsa
 did hIs best tO keep the people quie. by
 telling them he bad just received w1r,i | the men would be here ID five minutes. | This after a while becH ne sn oli ssrry.
 and cries Of "ches;uuts" We're hurled at | him from all corners ot The bnliinc. | At ten minutes past II the me1 had u0: yet appeared. Exactly At fourteen mn
 utes past II the two stars, Sullivan and
 Ryan made :heIr appearance. Hiram Cook Of thiS city was Choo-ta rts.ra-. Daniel Murphy time-keep.- for Ryan. | Five minutes went ty tefore she men took tbeIr corners and r-other four
 
 Alter tiU1e wa= called the tw1 nsrn
 spared for five seconds t-r sn opening.
 when Ryan suddenly ist out wish h,s
 right. catching SUlliy OF the ri-lt
 cheek. From tbis moment both men
 tough s8vagely. Ryan leading throusa-
 out. Ryan followed up Wl;h alCtL-r
 rigbt handler On the cheek and ss,-mr,-
 ed to follow up with a >;omach blow bat
 fell short. For the first msnat.s tt,.
 fighting sas so severe that Rysa t,Can
 to show signs of failing wind Sullivan
 took advantage of this and made rush
 st Ryan when both men elinchei bu.
 were quickly separated Time.
 In the second round Ryan again forcet
 the fighting but with less apparent ef
 feet, though be reached SullIvan's fsc- and body several times ks had ios. some of bis power through becOmIrs wInded. Sullivan on no'iclnE tbs started tO force the fight and leading. reached Ryan who ccunter5d Ia tfi-- Ively, Sullivan then again reached fHE him and landed a body blow wh.ch dOwnei Rysn amid loud cheers ILIs was repeated twice. Ryan essayrd the tactics of clinching tO avoid puuIsL- mens and at the end of the round ii ws- apparent thsf Rysn's chances for VIC tory were gone.
 The thmd round Wss regular s.'S- gipg match. Sullivan being n better wInd forced the fighting from the start. but both men showed slgns of heavy punishment. After the third pass. Sullivan sent ID terrific right hauie- on RyRn's Jaw wh'ch sent hIia spInuuE to the ropes, scoring knock down The blow so rattled Ryan that it was with some difficulty he staggered tO bIs feet. He shook himself together and Iu dszed way led off with his left for Sul- liyan's face. The latter stopped It prettIly and then repeated his r.Sht handler on Ryan's jaw. The blow gas SO violent and we'll directed that EyGu went down as it shot GU. O' cannon. It was q knockout of the cisaue-i klut Ryan laid on the floor utterly unaOlr Go move. The police rushed ID. but we're too late. There was nothing for them To do. The fight was ended. Sullivan waved the game keepers back 60 as Go sec if Ryan had anything more to say When time was called Ryan was stlll on the floor. Sullivan then stopped down. raised hIm up and carried him Co his corner. The crowd quickly dispersed amid shouts for Sullivan.
 s9s.gtco. T., NOyeIIS-- ia tug Proctor ieft here for Charlotte last night before the storm. with the ba-ggs Bolivia and F. F. Bael m tow. She got ost in the snow storm and her barges )roke away. The tug was badly icg q up ,ut finally got into Char .Otte. but Doth- ng has been heard from the barCs-- There were SIX men on e1ch barge. and hey are probably lost. Several wTecks Ire reported along the south shore.
 ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.. Nov. li-The Democrat belIeves there IS nOta word ot ruth ID the recruiting of an expedition Q invade Mexico, the foreman of that aper having a letter from Cutting in mich he applies for position as com OsitOr, giving the reason that ho wanted 9 get away from Fl PRsO.
 The News Cffice Is ID receipt ot piece f white quartz full Of fIee sold, from nine near Saric, Sonora. The geufic- nan who sent the specimen writes tlat here has lately been several white uartz mines discovered in that iOcaliis. nd that the quartz contains SO much rec gold that the party who discovered he mines are enabled to beat the gold ut of the rock with hammsrs. and that
 considerable quantity of this precIou- netal. showing the hammer marks. Is ffered for sale ID S6ric. The largest ne of these mines SD far discovered ls bout nine niles southwest of SsrIc. and he parties are making all preparations lr working It extensively. They are Ow putting Tn arra-Jras and making he necessary arrangements for crushing he rock. In the meantime no outsider permitted tO enter tEe mine. There
 a good deal of excitement abOu; ttesc iscUveries and fl bali I- true that k Fs- orted-and the reports come from r. able sOurcss-tbis is the largest dIscly y ever made in the w.s,.-Nosaiss sws.