Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-10


Have Ended the n1iu ~ Any Time and
AIuadoon ssates That John l. Wanted
TO Prove that Ho Gould right All
Day-KiIrain Leaves New Orleans.
llNEw ORLEANS, July William
Muldoon. EuIlivan's trainer, says Of the
fight:
think It was the greatest fight that
ever took place between heavy weights
Sullivan could have fought two hours
longer If necessary. He reserved his
strength by my advice.
consider KiIrain the best heavy
weight living, next to Sullivan. He is
game and determined, and had he
EoQght on his own judgment, and not
on the cowardly and tricky advice OF
the men behind him, he would have
hvon admiration instead of misses.
think he was over trained for a fight IN
this hot country.
sullivan Lost Six Pounds.
4 allowed my man seven pounds to
lose in the fight and he lost just six and
quarter. He was not bit tired nor
injured.
have always wanted to prove to the
public that he is a natural born fighter
and could fight long and scientific bat
tie liz properly handled.
Now that have done that am.
through with ring fights.
! think boxing grand exercise but
ring fighting Is too brutal and want to
see no more Of it.
Kilrain and HIs BOIL"
Kilrain did not seem 10 be feeling the
effects Of his punishment yesterday.
There are queer rumors about him.
After arriving at the club house after
the fight he vomited a greenish sub
stance, some of which has been kept fof
analysis.
It is learned that for some time pre-
yious to the fight he had been taking
medicine for some ailment. DR.. Dough-
erty, Of Philadelphia, was treating him.
The doctor says It was a ''boil."
Some of the members of the club say
If they had known this they would never
have invited Kilrain to be their guest.
Mike Donovan says he knew nothing
about it previous to the fight There
seems to be no doubt that Mitchell.
knew it.
Kilrain Seriously Injured.
It will be long time before Kilrain
is the same man physically that he was
before. The muscles Of the breast as
well as Of the heart are badly injured,
and prominent physician here says he
will have stitches in his side when he
takes an unusually full breath for years
to come. Kilrain's left ear is swollen to
nearly three times its natural size; the
right eye is badly swollen, and there is
nasty cut on the upper lip that gives
70 that member an unpleasant protrud.
ing appearance.
Did Not Flee from Arrest.
The report that KiIrain and his friends
left the city yesterday to avoid possible
arrest was denied By Bud Renaud, who
said that the party would I've back today.
Outside of a little redness of the skin
Sullivan's cast iron chest shows not the
slightest trace of Kilrain's blows, and
his only marks of punishment are con-
fused and swollen ear and q cut over the
eve.
Says It Was HippOdrOme.
Professor Robinson, trainer at the
Southern Athletic club, who saw the
fight, alleges that it was hippodrome.
He says Sullivan could have ended the
fight any time. The men seemed to
have an understanding.
While all agree that Kilrain was in no
fessor Rohinsoy's view
sherin Coward Bribed.
Sheriff Coward. OF Marion county,
made show Of asserting the authority
Of the law. but q gift of $3.50 persuaded
him that it would be useless to do more
was. fhe audience n,InInherinp .l1(D0,
Sullivan says he viii not accept Fox's
belt. feeling that Il is not necessary to
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