New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26
lishman took another hard one flush in the face

that joited his head back Time.
In this round Corbett had done enough to make
Mitchell take serious view OF the stnatlon anu
before the round over Cor6ett was la1xning a.
his opponent Jim was reader ana hass
Round eyes while G me ne instant m hs
of the ring b When Gbe the gS odng %n hi. left and
catching Jim squarely on the mouth. Then for
the first and only time he tried forcing the n nH1
seemed TO discourage him. Corbett again resumed
the offensive and soon had Mitchell in A., corner
hsr MAS Ne Ss ks d 1ft hfavEE
roGRd corb 5t' worad chare over
SrS on H e he Temple and dGppa f
AT this point Corbett utterly lost his head III IL
hand he would then and there have lost the fight
on foul lie was frantic to get az MS man anu .i 30
dash at Mitchell every time the Eng d mn end s OF
Up n wS Sf S time and the emu
Round Three-purIns the minutes rest thu the re-
and his seconds mplored him to keep his head ana
lose the prize that was plainly his Il he did NOT
slowly and Corbett sprang at him There was only
one fighter in the ring. and that was Corbea he
Ing him on the nose with his left and drawing blood,
he swung on his Jaw and knocked him down Again i,
he lost his head and Kelly alone could not keep MIN
away from Mitchell. who half-dazed, was waiting
his seconds. The attendants from CorDett
corner umped in the ring and pushed corbett away
from his victim Their arguments feii on dear ears
Corbett plunged at him. sma shing him on the mouth
Mitchell fell heavily and fhe blood gushed rom ms
into the ring and wound their arms around him. for
only in that way could they restrain MN as me
Eyerv word the referee said. the counting of the
,mekeepers the appeal Of Corbetts SECONDS , AM
were lost in the din Of wild cheers as the beaten:
bleeding Mitchell turned slowly on .he ,,oOr; anu h
fen cell and dazed, Corbett rushed At him and
ON Mrc6eiIs jaw The Englshman fell heavily on
his d rolled on his s S oo st sm ssa ana
ANY man who could haze struck that ni9w Wouu
know tina, the man who received i would nave to, 70
no carried out OF the ring Even before the FORM
alitv OF counting out the defeated man mad oeen
gone through with Corbett was being hussed os HIS
delirous friends and attendants
THE ENGIIsHMAN sENsELEss AND BLEEDING.
The SPECTATORS were nearly as crazy with ex-
cl,auant az the men on the platforms. and not one
,e,, the arena until after Mitchells seconds had
uft.d rim up and carried him to his corner. Inc
| uchtning-like work OF Corbett In the rouhd hao
been too rapid for OF the spectators TO foilow
,nd understand They saw Mitchell knocked down
three times In rapid succession. saw MIN stretcheu
| ont senseess and bleeding. but how 1t was done
| wos a question which asked by hundreds OF
men who had been staring at the deco theS aSN'"
ruled around the ringside after the
battle was over Business men ana milioi ,aga
3 ION wh ,he some cheered themselves fairly hoarse
others made mad rush Tor the G1o ,ha,r hand
Mitchell Mn order ITO! To- have meneno Of the battle
So many men went FOR Mtchehs sphi .h p men
nat ,ns Moor om %%s fo %
order to rub e aTi itle s' Of M 4" rich
blue blood" For fully haf-hour after ,ns ,Sar
men rant books and trying to secure stain
! OF some sort from me wel,sOppeu non np Who were
more Unfortunate than others in this respec, nahe
such sn bid for some OF me s,;ei ,hat were
, wn stained with the Engshman's blood sold Tor
| as high five and ten dollars ,co, was the main
topic Of during The ems@ that G' cor
NAM Of M Me5s 'F sTee e by Striking him
when he down but even at ob Ifesi; NIT Mitchell
mted no match Tut for Corbett which was clearly
demonstrated after he nrst roans 10 now dspelled
np,etey as the contrast between the Diows dow, Or ,,
vered between Corbett ana Msn nr in one OF Cor
! belts blows than in at least three de"'e'e' "
Tbo litter feeling Corbett maintained toward
,,trSe was the subject OF much comment IL Mas
noticed by the VICIOUS S the ring and took
nf .aat In the opposite corner. Then wnen time
was called Tor no 'n nt.mpt to Shake hands with his
ontaeonst but went right at him In an w,
hacking toward HIS. corner and asking feieree
! Kelly II time called. ,., cor,o,, lost
his "f nead competey his seconds NOR
credit for Winning ,dG the b battle shad t OF "e chance
win the fight hut he would have asd m Dry
won it on foul had Corhott been ailowea " ~
! Dcianey and Jack Dempsey were quick az taxing
in situation and required ther come he was
forts 10 keep him away from "'''"''' "''''
on the floor.
| H,cKMEN REAP A HARVEST.
Transportation. even for the mile and ha'f 10
the arena. became a serious matter carry III ."e
! day Hacks with a capacity for nve four INSIDE
| and one on the box charged IS for the trip, ana
there were no, enough OF them. Every kind Of We
| bicle was offered In the profitable service. one
lusty -hnged colored man secured load OF passen-
gers for his farm wagon by calling out IN 'front.'
OF the Windsor Hotel Here yo IL. gents! It's
only scrub kind OF conveyance. but IT'S cheap as
gospel A., ,
The club members in the enthusiasm Of the sud sud
tssir in their reatm@nt Of the newspaper
spondents. one Of their plans was TO draw sid
who told the greatest amount OF truth about the
clue 800 for tickets and ranging down from thai,
| the most pleasant fairy tales about the club But
the suffering correspondents reoelled at last
! compelled to wait until all other buyers had been
r,imors as to the begeren intentions Of the Cover
che haVe drawn on" OF the Struggle
d',hearens ed by me acton Of Judge cal m oon
advantage Of the coincidence to see the battle are
| "Flghtlng'' Bob Evans. who is here on duty con-
nected with the lighthouse service. accompanied by
Commando Whiting who was recently married In
| Honolulu. FIX Senator charles y. FELTON,. OF Cali
fornia. Is with the Naval party lie placed small
bet on his felIow-Californian but did not go to the
fight.
To-days battle was for purse Of $4,000, offered
by the Duval Athletic club Of Jacksonville. The
club also paid the pugllists $500 each for train
ing expenses and erected In last Jacksonville a
building In which 10 pull or the fight the cost OF
which. including the site privileges. etc. was nearly
$4,000 Travelling and office expenses. together with
attorneys fees and numerous other items OF various
/ kinds brought the total OF the affair IN to
| fully $4,000. The arranged to seat about
lSo0O people. and had not the firm attitude OF the
Governor Of Florida against the fight from the very
! beginning operated disastrously upon the sale OF
3 boxes and seats. the profits OF the venture would
+ undoubtedly have reached fully 30 per cent on the
/ Investment.
BOTH Pl'GIIISTS ARRESTED
soon after the return Of Mitchell to the Everett
House and OF Corbett to the st. James Hotel. both
were arrested on warrants charging them with
having committed the offence OF fighting by agree
ment. The taken to the courthouse.
| where their bail was fixed at $500 each. Bonds for
! their appearance were furnished, ]. p. Burbrdge:
! with whom Corbett lodged during the day and
In ~ he