Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-09

AAA NS>~ A ~~~A VI the Prize Ring.
 THE FIGHT LASTED 75 ROUNDS K1ratn' Badly Whipped and Thinks That He Was Drugged Rhs shersn Road the Riot Act and Then Disappeared Mitchell Treats Kilrai.
 Coidly After the Fieht-sullivan Shows
 Up We'll After the Contest A Bet ol
 $l. 900 in the nine-The Winner Mskas
 smaN Fos,unp-Notes About tho Fight. NEW ORLnANs,, July a-Owing to the shabby manner in'<yhioh tho managers of | tho Sullivan Kilrhfn fight trsated the pyvss and press associations, reports from ths grounds wero greatly delayed THE NEWS IN NEW yoaH-
 NBw YORK, July 0.-The sporting fra. ternity and everyone eise interested h tho Sullivan -Ktirain fight were greatly put out yesterday at tho delay of nows from the seat of battle. No Mttle ggumbnng vas heasd and many oross worpe Wept out against tho managers for shutting tho press out in ths way they did-
 PREPARING Foa THE DATTLR NBw ORLEANS, July 9.-The 6ulivaa-Kil rain fight occurred yesterday morning at RichbuFg, Miss. 105 miles distant from Now Orleans. Sullivan won la the seventy fifth round. Neither of the oombatants was seriously injured. although Kilrein was very weak st the close.
 KilraSn won the first fall end farst hood Sullivan got tho first knock-dowo. The umo of tho fight was houps and 1a minutes
 The drst iutimation of tho result was brought to New Orleans by'a special train which msdo the run Of lO5 miles in three houss aud tap minutes. There was no in- terserence and Ktrain was tho drst to shy his castor iaeo tho ying. He was seconded by CApxlis Mitchell and Mike Donovan , Jobu Murphy bottle holder.
 8allivan followad @ u61uute later and was loudly sheerod. Bis seconds were wm. Aulaoon end Mnbe Gaenry; Daniaa MugpAy bottle holder
 THE REFEREE. Pat Kenwick, of New Orleans, was sus- gostod for reieEee by KIlrain and John Fitzpatrick aseo o1sNew Orseans, by Sulli- yah. Attes slight wrangling Fitzpatrick was mutually agreed on for referee JAKE wEses TBB CHOICE OF coRNERA Kdraip won the toes for position and se- lectod tho northeaSt corner, Sullivan taking the southwest Juse before time wne called Ktiraln stepped over to Sullivan and of- sered to wages 600 on the reeuit, which sas promptly accepted by Sullivan and the money placed in tho hands of Referee Fitz- patrick.
 THE SHERIFF APPEARS AND DISAPPEARS. Just after tho men had taken their posi- dons for the fight the sferif of the county appeared, and formally, In the name of the 6tate, commanded all present to observe the peace. He then retired, this beina all tho hction he was authorized to take at this | stage of the proceedfnge. There was no fupther movement on the part of the au- thostties toward interfering with tho fight 10 THE "scaAgcH." AS tho word sounded across the ring tho 1 uen came forward from thei1 corners. At l 10 time in the battle was the difference be- | tvVeen them more strongly marked. Sullivan seemed to be walking on eprings. His feet bounded of the turf. His shoulders rolled with tho old swaggering aip of eight years ago. He looked the Boston strong boye of early days & he sprans toward the oensre |, his bent arms held low, his attitude almost careless bis head ban nGng little forward as ho glarod at his adversary. Kilrain did no$ relish tho sovase glance of John bestowed upon him. Ho oft his corner | slowaey end without . ba* of that 1aup tiusss that marked every movement of the Boston man. Ills step was slow. Each foot delib- erstely followed the other. Extreme eau don showed h e<ssy step of his mighty frame. He held his loag left arm and his loft leg well iE advance while his rirht arm wac closely drawn aoroes his black-haiped chest. h profile, he strongly suggested the
 eteer K" He was no aggressor. For an Instant the men eyed each other Then came @ sudden change.
 l THE BATTLE BY ROUNDS
 First Hound-Time was called at 10 0ilo- Ktlrain made vicious pass at Sullivan
 with his right landing on the left of the neck. Both clinched, and Kilrain gained tho fall.
 Second-6ulhvau feinted with his Left, which Kilrsiu dodaed. A ol1nob followed, Sullivan throwing KMnoin heavily. ThiPd-Klirain rushed in and ciinched, SuHavan avoiding tho caanch and dealina Jake shortarrn blow ia the neck. Hulls. vsn followed with blows on the neck end l noe. Aufofn stsOcA 6ullivan twice below the belt Cries of foul, but not allowed by l tho referee.
 Fourth-Kilrain led. landing slightay A cltRch followody Sul1van on top.
 FNsh-Kiirain began Apasring for wind. Sullivan ruehedland eained cross.buttook lock, but Kilrain brslse away, John leading and landfng on tho neck Jake hero began Mischeil.s tepuds, fS1eatang all around the
 ring. KiFSan landed lightly on suily's neck, Sullivan cross-countesing heavily on tho heed. Kilrain Weot down in his corner.
 6ixth-Shortarmed fighting was iudul9- sd fp Klrain attao&iug John's ribs and gaizihg aret blood hy c blow on the lett Scr.
 seveoth-sulavan eppesred bleeding. He landed victously ou Khrain's face, gainsne l 6rst Knock down.
 Etsesh-Sullivan lsd, Kiirain counterine slightly, doing no damage. Kflrain again wont down to avoid punishment
 Ninth-BulfivAa lod yith his loft Jake l coNnNaHtnK sliRhfiy and As,lliuan ref.,rnan.