Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
lpr telegraph 70 Tho plspatch.l

" Even II tins report Us untrue. do You
think there is anything 10 fear IN the mat
ter of an interruption of the ight?" tho
reporter asked of one of tho managers last
night.
talent and we have found ont that there IS
nothing on the Louisiana books that can
touch us for priZe-hghting, no matter how
partisan an Interpretation the Governor
may make of the various statutes. The
Acknowledgement and District Attorney are
both Of the opinion that no law can reach
us. save "a tritllng one perhaps Of FIGHTING
and disturbing the peace. But we do not
see wherein we shall he disturbing the
peace of any one when the hyht is 10 take
place on private property fnr removed
from any populated section. The ring VII
be pitched in the woods. and We have taken
every precautiOn 10 insure the best OF
order. The people who are buying tickets
from a., and who viii attend the fight are
not men who under any circumstances en-
gage in any riotous demonstration, and we
have Just "A much an interest IN having "a
quiet and well-cOnducted fight as the high
officers Of the State. There is nothing m
the world that will prevent decision OF
the merits Of the two men. II the military
power Of the State is called out, and is able
10 reach the scene Of tottlc. then the mil
might Temporarily be postponed. but u we
are interfcred with In our rights the people
In authority will Doe held 10 legal account
II Kilrain is rs anxious to fight oe We
know Sullivan ia the two men VIII he
brought together. We have reputation
"a spOrting-men 20 maintain. The mont
has been written mp with unusual tho
roughness and we can't afford 10 be ~ the
head Of the huke. We have attracted peo-
pie hithcr from al parts and We mean 10
DO all in our power, while not breaking
the law. 10 secure a result. we cannot
fight here Z there is law 20 prevent u-.
hut we can 20 somewhere else, bur mind /
say. If there is q law 20 prevent us. Inc
battle-ground Is on private property and J.
cannot see bow we can possibly Doe inter-
fered with. ! promise You there VIII be
fght Mondav.n
Kllrain and party arrived here at ll:lo \,
VI. bv the Queen and Crescent route, and
were received at the depot los an immense
crowd Of people. who crowded aroundto see
Che Baltimore man and almost barred ms
progress. The way WIS soon cleared iorhiu
bv the police and the party proceeded
without delay 10 carriages, which were IN
waiting for them. They drove rapidly Up
10 the St. Charles Hotel aud thence ~ mo
rooms OF the Southern Gvmuastic chm,
where n reception viii bee rendered him.
Kilra.n will Dee q guest of the club. whore
comfortable quarters have been arnnged
for him. Kilrain looks well and seemed 20
be in excellent spirits. The carriage.
which conveyed his party were to owed
nearly all she way from the depot Toy
curious crowd Of men and boys
As the time approaches Tor he groat iu,ii
II becomes more apparent that 'le hght
VIII be one of the most dct"tulhtl on It.
cord. Thcre are many reasons for TINS A.
fcrtiOn. The prime pal one, however, DIS tNe
atftfnh faIf NOT alone Nf-
tween Sullivan and hiirnn, oui on the "alit
Of the men who are training the two attn
lotes. The fight Will NOT alone ut Iof lh'
supremacy and ~D,0H -'aEe hlt me spifi.
of revenge for read or tancied insults "ii
hover oyer the ring and nerve tlf iND
wants 10 DO or die. sullivan mas 10y le'
tne largest following. New Orie.-ha rs
almost whelmn$ly TOR nun ana tl-'.A7
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there Is not the slightest DE-, -tl'h p...
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comoatants. Ihe plans Pr lAe Arl.' I 3lN
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