The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-10
IIRAIN IN BAD SHAPE.
n7sEAsE INCAPACITATED HIM
FOR THE FIGHT.

psckers eaid to Have Been in
<I-,orsnce otthe Fact-A Charge That
.so Meeting Was a Big Fake By
nrevious Arrangement-The Van
a,;sbed slugger Starts for Home.
NV ORLEANS, LA, July 9.-The pugil-
i. ord their friends have all left the city
/. r5 the populace are gradually quieting
/ ~, and affairs are assuming their nor
81 ,o,dition. Kilrain, who was believed
] havs received such terrible punishment
sDort tbe body, appeared this morning to
1 "a fresh as daisy. After his return
,,, the battlefield he was conveyed
/ tba Southern Athletic Club rooms
/ rd given a bath, after which he retired to
room. He vomited a greenish substance,
.Dne of which has been kept for analysis
4 order to determine whether he
Id been dosed las he Intimately or not.
1 3verv convenience and accommodation was
zcorded him, and the janitor of the club
SISTED in att ending him.
AFFLICTED WITH DISEASE.
Rurors that Kilrain had been suffering
hom disease had been freely circulated
a in order to satisfy himself whether this
ras true or not, the janitOr watched Kill
In. He was evidently suffering great
Eysical pain, and appeared to walk with
ffcuty. The janitor was finally con-
4nced that not only were the re-
srts true, but that Kilrrain had
scently had a surgical operation performed
A him. DR.. Doughtery of Philadelphia had
i cen attending to him, and Kilrain had
Men taking medicine ever since his arrival
lire. in fact, on the day of his arrival he
las seen taking medicine from vial, but
BIZ. at the time, was believed to be some
neparation which was intended TO assist
hm IN getting into condition for the fight.
TREATED FOR A BOIL.
/ DR.. Doughtery states to some Of the mem
hrs of the club that he had been treating
kilrain for a boil from which he had
hen suffering for some time. These facts
rly became known in the club to-day,
lbd the consequence was that there was
revulsion of opinion in regard
Kilrain, and some of the members re-
narked, when he had gone, that they
fshed they had never invited him. Dono-
Ibn stated that he did not know any thing
i this prior TO the fight, otherwise he
! ould have had nothing to do with it or he
Fould not have allowed Kilrain to enter
Be ring.
ALL PLAIN NOW.
Since the fact has become known, Kill
rn's sluggish movements while walking,
hs dissemination to strip, and his aversion
take exercise, as well as MitchelPs care
bat he should not take any, and Kilrain's
Doubled looks, his rather cadaverous face
fact, hundred strange actions, words
sld looks, are all attributed to this.
A COLOSSAL FAKE.
Prof. Robinson, in charge of the pupils of
Ee Southern Athletic Club, who witnessed
BE fight, stated openly on the train while
fturning, that the fight was colossal fake
tom beginning to end, and that Sullivan
hd Kilrain were both parties to it. This
Eplained Sulivan's magnanimity toward
kilrain when he had him at his mercy sew
pal times during the fight, when he could
|ulte easily have knocked him out.
Ee processes to know all about
barring, and has seen a number of
Fiza fights and is competent to judge, His
ssertons are made openly to
fembers of the club, and
Rhve evoked no little comment. Some al
fge that he is mistaken, for too many
leavy blows were hit, and the principals
fcelyed too much punishment. Kilrain
Pose this morning and desired to take a
atn IN the swimming tank, but was not
PERMITTED to do SO.
LEAVES THE CITY.
At an early hour the guests of the club
Ptnered together their wardrobe and COM
fenced packing up, and at 7:15 o'clock Kill
Fn, Mi chell, Murphy, Pony Moore and
~ Doughtery left in carriages for the
texas and Pacific depot, and, boarding a
yam, lett for the north via Texas, in order
AVOID going back through Mississippi,
f1ere they feared arrest. Stevenson, Kill
ans nacker, left the city yesterday after
)Ome.
NO RIBS BROKEN.
Anrain was not suffering the least incon-
1enience from the body blows he had re-
Eiyed, and was sounded by DIR. Doughtery,
fuo tapped him on the ribs and
klgSo with his fingers without causing
filfaln much pain.
II stated that Mitchell knew of Kilrain's
RAng, but that Donovan did not.
SULLIVAN STILL IN TOWN.
i Sohn L. Sullivan, William Muldoon and
IKE Cieary are still in the city. This even
" Ihey reached the rooms of the Young
enS dymnastic Club, where they were
Eslleu into the parlors. Sullivan was
leseh'ed with a large wreath of flowers
presenting horse shoe. Sulli-
al acknowledged the gift in a very brief
Ee9ch' Meantime a large crowd had
|a.uered outside, and to avoid these Sui
'an was led to rear door and let out. re-
i nlhg 10 his room at about 9:45 o'clock.
4 r. I;" was then somewhat under the influence
I -l4uor' and four policemen stood at the
y,neF Ebias ~ case he committed any overt act.
EHiel E. Oh Police John HennesSey and John
tae;apaVrlck, who was the referee in the fight.
iSo.eu fo, MIN, but Fitzpatrick only remained
'ng tg~ y, moments. 1t is said that Sullivan
'lu oo Gieary will leave the city to-morroyr
w. FonI Ini1g on the steamship Hudson for New
d UlA, ~ out whether Muldoon goes with them
I ~ poC Is uncertain. Sullivau's face does
tOs EXHIBIT much of the bruises and cuts he
''e'Ved during the fight.
SMITH CHALLENGES SULLIVAN.
~? LONDON, July 10.-Smith has challenged
SdJs,''sn Sda 70 light in Europe for a1,OO0 a
appointments by the Presid ent.