Daily Republican., 1888-04-28


was his breaking OF the neck Of y
champagne bottle on the rail- and drink
ing the contents, In spite OF the protests
OF Anna Livingstone, his female com.
panion, When the ship got fairly und or
way the champion began 3 regularI
.oarousal, which continued almost with
ont Interruption until the Catalonia
was within two days Of this port The
champion seems to have taxed his
drunken ingenuity 10 the utmost to
devise new ideas Of mischief and bru.
tAlity.
ABUSING A MISSIONARY.
Some OF the passengers aad crew Of
the Catalonia tell startling stories OF
somo OF his exploits Oae OF hia VIC
Tins, whom he delighted TO abuse, was
the Rsv. W. B. Manley, y re.urnips
miBsio nary, who was accompanied by
his wife and four ohildren. swagsef-
ing about the deck on one OF the hrs,
days out Sullivan caught sight Of one
or two OF the children. and going up 10
their father he erowled:
"If you don't keep your - bfats out
OF my sight will break them In tive
and throw them overheard"
| Tho wife Of the missionary spent tbs
rest OF the voyage In mortal terror Of
the champion, and hardly dared to
IchIldren might get ont of the s,Att
room in sight Of the big slugssr. II i,
stated that the Rev. Mr.. Manley vii,
make nffidAvit TO several OF Sullivan.
outrageous performances, but he could
not be found for the purpose Of an In
ttrview to-day.
SULLIVAN DRUNK ALL THE TIME.
Il Waltar 5penoer.au elderly gsptlemAl
OF Large meAnp, who Was cabin pas
sepgsr, says thai Sullivan was druni
practically all the Tins until within
day or two of arrival here. He met hin
on deck one morning, when the bi
: fighter inaisted that Mr. Spencer shoul,
: drink with him. Mr.. spero Ger refused
Thereupon the champion abused hin
| with great profanity and swore that b
would have his life when he got ashore
Mr.. Spencer says that Sullivan's cor
duct became 90 outrageous that some G
the passengers appealed to the capital
70 put him in irons. Captain Willie
reply was that he would do SO II th
. ship was going TO New York, but q
they were bound for Boston md thar
would bs p big dem nstration awsittn
the ohsmpion's arrival he wished
avoid going 10 that extremity, II pose
bic.
Captain Willie, with the reticence
, all Cunayder commanders, declares Ih1
he saw nothing of the outrageous pc
formAnces credited TO SullivAa on boar
and refuses ID make any further stat
mant In the mAtte-. Il is related tht
!. Sullivan got into quarrel with one
" 1 hn uka rd Anx he
Y funotiounry finally whaoked the ohAn
q This seems to have aroused the big fe
lows admiration, for he promptly II
formed his opponent that he was q
J. only man he had found on board.
KILLS A CANARY BIRD.
,e Q1arrels bet ween Sullivan ard AnH
D. Livingstone were OF freqnent ccou
n renee In one OF his disagreement
10 with her, In order to vent his spiis,
c. seized the cage containing her pet os
arg bird, tore II spsrt, seized the BIZ
and twisted It's head of.
Mr.. SpancsE says that IN one OF I'll
lsst QuArrels between John and h
mistress he heard hIm say to h5
a when we get ashore I'll 90 my wa
and you csn go straight TO the devil
Sullivan, 1t Is said, attempted !
n u AXE tsou0le In the en- nsineer's depaI
. msnt one Gay, but the officer In ohars
- promptly seized o hot water hose, turl
q ed 1t toward the champion and threa
r ened to delu9s him with scaldiuR wat
II be ever entered that department
le the shlp again.
ID KNOCKED OUT BY A LIFE BOAT.
While lying on the deck one day In
", drunken stupor the reeing OF the sh
n sent Sullivan under one OF she II
m boats. When he finally tried to get |
q, no thnmped his head two or three tim
RgRinEt one OF the seats. He could n
T make ont what the trouble was, 81
ID. finally growled out, "6ee here. now,
me mp; you are the only man who ev
p- hit ma when 1 WAS down"
1t, On smother occasion Sullivan amut
htmself by compelling his victim, who
IL. he pickle out for bis amusement, TO
srt unuer o table for more than two hou
Several OF the under officers OF the Ca
lopis, who were seen by the Times O.
respondent this afternoon, oorro oorsi
nd most OF the stories regarding the cha
m pion's outrageous conduct and said Il
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