, 1889-05-02
JACKSON TRE WINNER.
CHrdiff Gives Up In the Tenth Round
The Fight.

The Fight.
SAN FRASCIsCo, April 26.-The fight
a finish, between Peter jackson, coIore,
: holding the heavy weight cbampio nshi
OF Australia and OF the Pacific Coast an
Patsy Cardiff, OF Minneapolis, for puri
OF 5000 and the heavy weight champion
ship OF thisCoast, took place in the room
OF the California Atheleiic club to-nigh
Probably 20 Gvent OF the kind has create
such general interest in this city, sine
the battle between Jackson and Joe Nj
] Auliffe, last December. The rooms c
the club were thtonged by me
anxious TO see the fight; at
p. m. the event of the eyepin
was announced. Jackson was first {.
enter the ring at 9:l5, dressed in whit,
tights, with light blue socks, he We
soOB followed by Cardiff, in blue tights
Both men appeared TO be in prime con
dltionr aud AS the men performed Gus
tomary the hand shake, the room ran,
with applause. Cardiff appeared tn,
least trifle nervous; Jackson wore
stolid air and kept his eyes on tht
referee. Time was called at $40 and th,
men spared cautiously tor an opening
Jackson led for the belt with his right
Cardiff dropped back, a quick inter
change OF blows and eIinching followed
jackson fell back against the ropes, a
clinch followed and Jackson got in two
on Cardiff's ear; Cardiff stood we'll b ck
and when Jackson led, Cardiff seized
him by the neck and forced him against
the ropes, cries OF foul arose but were
! not needed. Cardiff held on till the men
I were parted by refree, cries went up,
Cardiff is foul fighter; Jackson will
do him up"
| Second Round.-In the secopd round
Cardiff rushed Jackson and a oliucb
followed, Jackson slipped away and gave
him his lefti the men clinched but broke
without blow, Cardiff led jackson and
Cross countered and the Australian fell
back; cliuch followed elinch and each
got in several good blow, and Jacksc u
I ~ AZ SOOO ODCo OI b1C uJcc hHu
| the round ended.
Third Round-Cardiff came up con-
| fden;i Jackson was savage and hit him
a terrific blow in the ribs, Cardiff re-
Iponded with a souudef on the cheek,
close in fighting followed, Cardiff forced
Jackson against the ropes and got IN one
on his wind by his quicknass, heaviness
of blows and easy manner which he
slipped under Jackson's terrible left.
Fourth Round-Cardiff came up cool
but seemed less fresh than Jackson
| though both men were putting; Jackson
ed with his left and Cardiff tapped him
lightly; fierce rush was then made by
the negro who got in terrific blow ON
Cardif's nose, Cardiff returned with
several on the ribs that made the room
resound, The round closed with the men
about on Par but Cardiff had apparently
got in more blows. " 80
Fifth Round - In the fifth round
Jackson caught Cardiff's right hand er
in his mouth, followed by one on the
nose. Cardiff pushed him over the
ropes and another cry OF foul arose, they
we're now fighting in Cardiff4s corner.
Jackson got in two on Cardiff's left ear,
and the round closed with some neat
faps by both men.
Sixth Round-Jackson got in a nasty
one in Cardiff7s face. The men followed
each other around the ring, doing little
till the clipch, when each got in ON the
ribs. Jackson laid for his cheek, and
Cardiff fell on his hands. Cardiff looked
tired, and the Australian hit him in the
face to wake him up. In-fighting fol-
lowed, and Jackson led with one on Car
diff's nose. Cardiff played for his wind,
and the men broke away. jackson got
in several right-handers on Cardiff's ear,
the latter failing to duck in time
Seventh ROund-Jacksonp polished Car
diff7s nose with his fist in great style.
In-fighting followed, and the colored
champiOn tried to get in an upper cut,
but his opponent was too nimble.
Eighth Round-JacksGn led as usual
and got in two on the cheek, followed by
one in the ribs, while Cardiff scored q
right handler in the ribs. jackson got in
his customary left-hander on Cardifss
nose, and the men spared cautiously
jackson then knocked him down, and
Cardiff caught him by the hip, forcing
+, him against the ropes. Jackson fought
savagely.
Ninth Round-Cardiff seemed veal
and groggya while Jackson was fresh a.
ever, and inclined 10 be savage. II,
chased his man around the ring, appar
emily trying to get in Knockout blow
Cardiff allowed him to play with hi
head merely tapping him feebly. Jack
son pushed him to the ropes sticking
him fiercely on the cheek and neck.
Tenth Round-Cardiff came up grog
+ gy; the men clinched and jackson CAV
3 3 him right-hander on the ribs and the
a got him in his corner against the rope
: and standing over him struck him blo'
after blow which Cardiff took, merel
throwing his head to the right; it wa
evident he was finished and the specti
tors urged Jackson to knock him ou
Cardiff staggered 10 his chair and Jacl
son told him TO give it up, the Mime:
polls man nodded n feeble assent an
three seconds before the gong sounde
jackson walked to his corner, the vii
:. ner.
The Unity Of all Protestant Bodies.
TORONTO, April 26.-Tbe conference
1, the ministers OF the Anglican Presbyte