Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-02-22

Fifth round, Dempsey again found
McCarthy's body, and Mccarthy then
made d savage rush and struck Demp-
sey hard twice on the ear.
From the sixth to the ninth round
Dempsey found McCarthy's wind with
some telling blows, the latter occa-
sionally landing blow on the nonpa-
reil's cheek or ear.
In the ninth Mccarthy gained APP
plause by turning quickly and catching
| Dempsey smart backhanded blow on
the nose.
In the twelfth, he repeated this and
! again caught Dempsey on the nose. he
! made several savage hinges but fell
| short and received a short arm lab on
tho chin.
The sixteenth was the livhest round
up 10 that time, and when it closed there
were loud cheers for Dempsey. He
landed on the Australians body and Jaw
about as lie pleased. McCarthy's eyes
and checks began to puff up and when
| the round closed was evidently badly
| Worsted.
In the twenty-sixth round Dempsey
went IN earnest TO finish his man. Three
or four blows on the Australians neck
made him stagger around the rinr, and
| although Dempsey rained blows upon
| him, ms still kept his feet, until the non
pareil, in pity for his victim, asked him
TO give up. Mccarthy refused and
| as the round was about to close
| Dempsey would not punish him any
more, but took him by the arm and led
| him 20 his corner, amid cheers from the
| spectators.
in the twenty-seventh Mccarthy was
| hardly able To stand and blow in the
lace sent him down. Ho arose with
| blood streaming from his mouth and
| nose, and = as again sent down. Demp-
! sey knocked him down four times IN
| succession, but each time Mccarthy
| gained MS feet ard ref c9cd 10 heed the
| conquorOr' 5 cntroaties 20 give uD. He
was led 10 MS corner covered with blood
and loud cries We're heard all over the
hall asking him to give up the fight.
When the gong sounded for the TWEEN
| ty-eighth round Mccarthy staggaTd to
| the centre OF the ring and Dampsey
| lmplored him to give up. Widest ex-
| element prevailed all over the building
| and mingled cries Of knock him out.
| Jack!' and Give il up, Mccarthy"
| were heard everywhere. Tho Australian
still refused to acknowledge himself
| defeated, and Dempsey beat him into
| ms corner and sent him down in a heap.
| He arose again and leaned against tbs
rope Tor support. Dempsey walked up
| to finish him but turned to the referee
and said he had not the heart 10 punish
him any further. just then Paddy Cor
man, McCarthy's second, broke into the
ring and dragged MS principal over to
| his corner and refused to permit hin1Sto
GTlN in hn tifrl,f or
| accordingly declared the winner, amid
| loud cheers.
New York, Feb. l9.-The board Of en-
gineers sent out by the French govern
ment to inspect and report on the con-
| ditiOn OF the Panama canal and the
| ACCESSIBILITY of resuming work, having
| completed their work, arrived here last
night on their way home. They decline
to say what their report Will be but from
the general tenor Of their talk it is
aprehended that they will advise against
any further prosecution of work.
/ Boston, Feb. 19.-The official state
ment of the Union Pacific's entire sys-
tenn shows net earning OF the entire sys-
| tenn for last year TO be 81 sos, 600, in
crease Of $4,000.
NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-PresiJent Harri-
son has written letter 10 John NJ.
| Intrusion, president OF the republican
| league. He regrets his inability to be
| present at the annual convention in
Nashville on March 4th, and approves
of the league and its objects.
WAsHINGTOH,s,Feb. 19.-President ap-
| proved the joint resolution conGratuiat-
| ing the people of Brazil on the adoption
OF republican form Of government.
PARIS, Feb. 19-An explosion in Il col
lieTy near DeCise. Not known how
many killed, but thirty-four bodies have
| been recovered.
OTTAWA, Feb. 19.-Tho dominion gov
ernment will appoint a commission to
| inquire into the truth OF the statement
that white child of an American Off
Ger was killed in Il recent Indian raid IN
the western states or is at present in the
possession of Canadian Black Foot IN
dams. 1t was stated in pc rllament yes
terdGy that the preliminary investiga-
ton showed the child Was of Indian
birth.
SCRANTON, Pa, Feb. 19.-The entire
republican ticket WAS elected in this city
yesterday.
1
Robertson. quarJermaster of the militia
~ post here, acting under orders from
/ the government, is preparing plans and
specifications for two-co,npauy artil-
| cry post in this vicinity. According to
| instructions, the buildings will be brick
or stone, TO cost from 100000 to $780,
| coo. 1t is supposed the building VIII be
erected on the point OF the Iona reser-
walton.
NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-The National
| Educators association met to-day in
convention. The meeting Is of more
than ordinary interest as the programme
| announces that papers will bo read by
the principal educators OF the country.
| After the address of the President TO
day and the reports Of the officers had
| been presented. State 1perntendcntSa-
| bun read paper on The american Edo-
| cational Exhibit DIT the industrial Expo
sition OF 1892.
| New YORK. Feb. 19.-5iiss billiard
and Miss Bella, members OF comic
! opera company, became bitter enemies
on account OF professional jealousy and
rivalry for certain young man. Final
" duel with foils was arranged and
| fought to-day with seconds, referee, etc.
Miss Bella scored the most points in two
bouts and also succeeded IN drawing
blood from Miss billiards. shoulder. She
was proclaimed the victor. After the
battle the girls shook hands and made
up.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Blowing to in
terrupticn of travel on account of storms
in the mountains, overland mails to-day
were dispatched over the Santa Fe route,
and westbound mails are ordered sent
to California over that road until the
storm ceases.
GRASS VALLEY, Feb 19-The train |
from Nevada City was Il hours in max !
ing four miles and cannot go ON to Col |
fn,. The hInrY,svilln stace arrived but |