The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-05
SULLIVAN NTHHGROUND,
The Excitement Over the Com
ing Battle Continues,
THE ATTEMPTS TO STOP 1T
WIN Prove Futile, fortho Programme
WIN be Carried out-An Inter,
vlewWlth MulIoon-IIis Com
hdence In His Man Great,

nero ABOUT II O'CLOCK TINS MOrnlhl
There was a large crowd al the depot
meet him, Tho party entered carriage
which were in waiting, and were drive
to private quarters, Sullivan appeare
so be in splendid condition physically
and sprang lithely to the ground iror
the steps ofthe coach,
II is thought that Governors Lowry
Of Mississippi, aud Seay, OF Alabama
Issued their proClamations against tn
fight on a suggestion from Governo
Nichols OF this State, with some idea G
cooperation between them, GoVerno
Nichols, however, Is almost powerless il
this matter, rs there is no law agains
prize.Aghting in Louisiana, as there Is II
Alabama and Mississippi, The pugilist
can DO put under bonds to keep tn
peace In New Orleans or st. Tamman,
Parish, but this will not affect them Ii
the least,
THE MANAGERS SAY
the fight will como Off II they have to &,
to Oklahoma, Sporting men here re
gard the referee matter as more likel,
to cause trouble than any interference o
the authorities. They think n draw ou
Of the question. Sullivan has got L
whip Kilrlin or lose. A draw or any
thug less than u complete victory woulC
be u virtual confession OF defeat.
dozen names have been mentioned q.
referee, Tho choice will probably bO o
q New Orleans man, as the crowd in at
tendance will be mainly from this city
and the decision OF man commanding
public respect hero would be well re
CeiyGd and tend to prevent any com
plants or growing,
CONCERNING THE RULES.
In regard to section five Of the Lon
don prize ring rules, Barnett holds that
this lapse OF thirty seconds begins tht
moment either man touches the grount
in fall, but Stevenson holds that Il
counts from tho time the first mar
reaches his corner. 1t is probable thai
as soon as the principals and tho re
mainder Of the party reach the city thiI
point will be further discussed and def
twon{v @ Nf"rii,oD PSnaSrs US1 SI, "" ara utr tr
noii"c vMT ~" r,ronnds vii Ia %n IoSr S Sors ~
iSr;Jnv H nrd viii bs nrt IN Charoo area ~ s ths
anaci: trnir % WI irbsv % ;II III, ho n"nI~ns6 NJ. I tS
suppress disorder, and are
SWORN TO OBEY INSTRUCTIONS
Parson Dawes, oil Ohicago, VIII leave
that town with Il party oil iiity sporting
men and politicians on Friday Ihe
crowd Is no larger because l.s!', Chlcagoans
Ro TT nHS pssunp UseSv wv" "nd S"s nno Gv
- ~ So, n "o he sS man 1n'N'' ""N t'''' N'VN0'
~ ,F,Is TTs y heiisf t%ot tbo u,roo sor,horr
Govorpora Lowry nT Niis;ss;nn; Saw
of Alobomn and Sichoils NJ nn;siSSo'
oro NJ act;ng IN co.onerS,;nn IN nrSvsnt ths
IrLt wac ;ncroos6J ~ Iost n;"bt Lv tbo toI'
nsran sss "SG Of Gove,nor f@wrv Low 10 ia brotSer
GnvStnors @ " askin" ior 4" hermit n allow
NTjssissinnl troons to nass thrSuph thar
States between July 5and July 10 should
II become necessary. He announces his
determination 7! 70 prevent the iight IRON ron
He Viii have n u, portion y the @ STississipni inn,
militia called out ready for duty, Viii
have men stationed at every point on
tie Mississippi limo where q railroad en-.
tors the State from Louisiana, and at a
word from these men that the pugilists
have crossed the State line,
wut srvp TROOPS THERE
WIN 'ASD w ~. 49, ,,,s..'.,,, 'N"' ,,....
In oruer 70 10 thls they WIN nave W
go through a portion OF Alabama or
Louisiana, and 1t is for permit to do
en- that be tolcgrophcd TODAY. He Inns
pO %oon sn"v SrantaJ mT tSs nr;vilee" askeI ior
nS 0CGn DEs ErSneI o 'TS bos sxsd sbo nt matter @
U inr os ME NIississinni il concerned Moth.
at ;nr Us ia. Nasss hesr hpdr from Governor Njsh.
tI liz "a1 49, s IL a., nroclomat;on in
"lS ,h S'"o o Ioi, ~ ,bo " mS,,ar Sntirslv IN thn
I,anJa I of ~ t%n v ShSriF @ Ham and 4 il not known
,rho,SSr I U In In intands IN taEe anv further
,']rocnoJ; ] - m so ~ % ston ihe iivht
P'''''''"S' " o'or s'e 'aIs' As""
a RUSHING Fight
Speaking Of Sullivan, the wrestler
N[uldoon said to-day: "He is trained for
= rnsI,;r, N,ht or ,rolonved contest
i"SH'us Hs"s ~ rNs -. 80, a.,, ,,o
and nc does not sse now hl'raln Cau I'n,' uv'
leat nm, since hlIraln , nus never peel'
rated III suIllvans clags, ..,,,...
Nike CIe9ry saiu: iIeulllyan NY, ,.S CasCnes y
kilrmn with MS rlgnt ne VIII hMS am 70 70
so; there is no otller way NO ngheet
can stand hlmi ... ,.,.o H.. ...,,
now ABOUT yuur L'snt naSs S,' you
taught MIN tnat Khock-oat oiow III.
lie doesn 7 neSa any teaCnlnG h,s
own rlght Is good enough; Ny right y
= peculiar one, ana Is goou when IL gsR
there, there, . ,,r... ,,,.,,u :. a..
VIII you chal'ehge hl'Cheil W VT
ring side & g, w, A.
lCcrtalnly VIII, ana Wlll nave tnt
money WIN me 70 pNcK inc up N = cOn e.iI
test WIN MN. nG VIII HaVe 70 ng,lt my ne
In the sullivan'kiIrGin ring or DocE omt ~
! VIII challenge MN ust 'S soon aS sulIl
van anu Miriam i7 mhlsli. @ :. .,,..,..., 4,
sullivan hIhlsell was nov ulsposeu wy y
talk much, although he freely expressed
his confidence that he would win thI
light. ASKED II ne expected any HouO''
at tne ring slue, sullivan SAG;
"None, In tho least. All that ! wan
e lair play, ana l Know that We ar'
bound 70 get " ,..,..,..oy oy
T yTH n Iv plnr PVvy InSr,V,snvS y
,r,asS.,ad Shovt iIo mil mil Ss ~ ,v Src that,
viii bC no hitch Of any kind. We ar,
going down there we'll equipped io