The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10

DER Anu DeyOnu al peThuVenture tue
greatest fighter in the world. AT first
he was surprised that Sullivan had not
knocked out Killrain much sooner than
heidi, did,butthiswassatisiaCtorily explain
ed when theinjury to thechampion'sleit
hand was made known. He did not
think Sullivan as good man yesterday
as he had seen him In other years, but
was satisfied that he would never be
asked into the arena again, Hlstraining
under Mpldoon and OleaTy was admira-
BILE, its ultsurpassinRa all expectations,
especially as when first put to work he
was in q wretChed condition. There
was then nothing OF him but lie, and
Muldoon instead OF training him at once,
nursed him as II he was q child. Co.
burn calculates that Sullivan's share OF
yesterdays mill will net him about $20,-
900 exclusive OF the champion belt,
which Coburn says, Sullivan will return
10 Fox,
Said Coburn; "Wero | to be called
on to fight Sullivan, when the blanket
were taken oti and his matchlcss proper.
tiOns were displayed | would say-'Sul.
livan, take the money; l don't want 1t;
1t belongs to yOu,'"
Muldoon who was seen last night by q
reporter, expressed himselias delighted
beyond measure with the result OF the
days battle, with his big gladiator, him.
sell and the balance OF the world,
RILRAIS ESCAPES ARREST,
The Governor Of Mississippi got out a
requlslIion for Kilraln's arrest, but Jake
gave every one the slip and left here
very quietly at 7;l5 o'clock this morn
ing over the Queen & Crescent line, and
was over the State line before he was
missed. He will go straight through to
Baltimore without stopping, arriving
early Thursday morning. Mitchell,
Pony Moore and. Johnny Murphy are
with the party. Frank Stevenson re-
mains behind to settle up business mat
ters. The excursion money will give
each man about $1,000,
Sullivan left for the North at $3.50
this afternoon. A false report was start
ed here this morning thatKilrain was in
the hospital with three broken ribs aud
caused much excitement among the
sporting fraternity. What rest Kilrain
was able to obtain during the night does
not seem to have braCed him up to any
great extent, and II is evident that his
mental suffering is much moro poignant
than the pain caused by his physical in
jurles.
spOrtsmen in town spent this morning
in talking over the light, Many left
town on the early trains, and by night
the majority Of them were gone.
HILRAIN WAS SICK.
Governor Lowry, Of Mississippi, this
issued proclamation, and
states he will cxtradlte all the particle
pants in the fight, and especially sulli-
van and Kilrain and their seconds. Sui
livan's fear OF arrest will probably in
teriere with the arrangements for are
Ception, and the champion is being kept |
secluded. Arrangements are making TO |
have the Sullivan party go back TO New
York by steamer. Backers OF the big |
fellow want 10 keep him from drinking,
aud believe this will do him good,
It is reported that Kilrain was seri-
ously sick before the fight, his ailment
being Of private nature. Mitchell is |
to have known this, but Dono-
van did not.
1t is almost the unanimous opinion
that Kilrain ought to have never been
pitted against Sullivan. That he was no
match for the Boston hoy was obvious
from his first appearance in the ring.
It is believed that the Kilrain crowd |
wore thoroughly under the opinion that
Sullivan would show up in poor con:
dition. 1t is reported that Sullivan will
make Kilrain present Of 81 900.
Billy Madden wants Sullivan to fight
Jack Ashton, and declares that when he
gets back to New York he will issue a
challenge on behalf OF Ashton to fight
the big fellow. Madden declares that
he will post 5000 that Ashton can whip
Sullivan. The ConCensus OF opinion,
however, is that it will be long time
before anyone will care to stand up be.
fore Sullivan in fight TO finish.