New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-09

uithout receiving blow Sullivan himself appealed
to the referee, claiming foul. This was not allowed
OF the ring sullivan began vomiting freely, and II
looked If his stomach was weakening, n,'s rn
asked him TO make the fight draw, but suiilVan 70
spondcd with heavy blow on kilrains IDS hhocA
trorty- f1ftb round-sullivan smashed krain IN the
ribs then landed on his jaw. knocking him down anu
stamping on him. loud claim of foul was not d.
Forty seventh round-Kirsin landed blow @, on
sulllvans stomach and sullivan co 9neredd sl,van
raimei foul Pony Moore accused the referee
Fi,zpatrfck OF having money on the result anu ,I IA
latter called Moore lar The foul was "'' d.
Forv.eichth and forty-ninth rounds-Kilran fell
70 svoid punishment. .,., vuroir ~
Ffieti round-sulllvan led vicously; Hiram ,n 10
turning lightly and running away. s ,. W.,
loved. begging Klran to fight. The latter went
The i seconds Of Krain knew that their man must
lose after this round unless chance blow could save
him sullivan, although slightly wnded, wa Sra sIno
allv growing weaker. His blows had no strcng'h VI
them and his left side evidently giving MN If con e
rasnE RR h Sullivan advanced and the cers
of the crowd against The aes rn' ,-an j." would
smile hut there wa ghastineSs in MS alleged good
hmor that painful to witness hotter S tbaS ran
The record Of the fight thus proceeds o.o,., IN
rtreanr tactics to the disgust of the crowd. going
down repeatedly without blow 10 aVo'd punish
'nei ixtictb round-Kllran went down without r.
ceivnc blow. and loud cries OF ioml were hearu on
eyorv lido but the claim was not allowed
eN - am round-JohnsOn offered 10 bet $500 to
e5o tSat sullivan would win. but could not find a
taller. u-i,roi, Iad with tho ,.cht h,.
ussni: sullivan Tented, then led landing slightly,
hilraln gS asntb round-Kilrain retcsed Sullivan
t,Ioycd and Knocked him under the ropos with left
hatne+ III nth round-suuvan ended the round by
knocking kirain down with several upper and under
Six ninth round-Kilrain knocked down with
severe right-hander I'm the jaw. ,
SEVENTEEN round-Kilrain was evidently weak. Sui
lin landing repeatedly Krain tried To throw
sullivan by catching him by the legs, but slipped and
ic first round-Kilran growing weaker, tented
and ran away. sullivan finally knocked him down
with blow in the ribs. e,.,
leading and landed slightly several times, krain again
going down 10 avoid punishment g., 81, around the
seventy third rOund-ktlran reireated all sf"uIu 'hc
ring ard finally went down to avoid punishment a.,
seventy fourth round-Kilran led landing snEh n,
on sullivan but finally went down with snght DIV
seventy NTH round-liilrain went down WlA =,
slight blow in The jaw. and Was cautioned ny INC
when time was called for the seventy sixth rouno
Mitchell ran 10 suvans corner and asked II M
you'd g'G bc N !bongc smTaa Generously answered
- OF coulsc / will" but Mike Donovan, SEEING ue
condition Of his principal 10 save HIM urthcr pun,
isbmcnf threw up the sponge. The only marks on
sullivan were Slight cut nrdcr the , rSeb Ss% d the
effect Of sullvan's blows and he was bleeding at the
cars. nose and mouth Both men were hurried! con-
vevad 10 the train by their friends. sullivan con
6ition was slpelior Kilrains the latter looking as
e. he had been Ovcrtrancd AZ no time, excepting
when SuIlvans stomach gave evidence OF weakness
was There doubt as the final result Of the fight II,
Kijrain was tocing the scratch when Donovan. nls
second threw up the sponge. thus declaring SUM III
s'Ic,or Kilrain wa. by no means satisfied; but not
Outstanding his protestati0nS he was b 1dled up N
black shawl and hurried to a carriage IN Mai i
Ktlrain Donovan Butler. Murphy and MicheH Grove
rauidIy IA the train and entered their car suiiiNan
NuidOon and Clcarv entered the first coach' Mno,,
Krrain seated himself he was soon surrounded DS d
bot NJ svmpatbziEg friends who cOnsOled him tof ms
iriSfortune Xrain wep Ike child and continued
exclaiminC I'd him beaten'