The evening world., 1894-01-26

Mitcheirs face, but 1t was not quite OH the
right spot. i had the effect howey'r, Of un.
balancing the Britisher; who mmbled in n
heap to the rosin. covered floor.
IL was clean knock down ana the begin
ming OF the end. Mitchell started TO get up,
but wisely reconsidered una remained in u
the count As Referee Kelly stood over him
rolling of the seconds by a pump. handle
movement OF his right arm, COrlctt rushed
pS Pas. The referee IKE wa beast dc1frmned
made three distinct lunges at the kneelng
figure.
one OF these blows landed on Mitchclrs
shoulder very lightly. but 1t was certainly II
foul. that Is to say, It was delivered with
foul intent. and n great many of the spectators
afterwards declared that Il ought TO have Won
the money for the Englishmnn ii the rules had
been strictly abided by. Had Referee Kelly
decided the fight upon such slight technical
ity. however. he might have had some difficulty
In getting out of town without severe whip
ping 1t would certainly have been an injuS
tice to Corbetts hackers had the referee decided
the hght on this foul, for although the rules
would po sibly have Justified him. yet 1t was
apparent ut this stage that the Englishmnn
hadn' rs much chance to win the fight ny n
SNOWFALL would have to remain intact ten min
utes In bakers oven.
II was man against boy and the ultimate
result was not in doubt II IT ever was, after
this episode. Delaney rushed in and pulled
Corbeu away from his opnnent. lust then the
gong sounded and Mitchell ioulcd Corbett by
eral blows after the time for the round had cX-
pired. II was all Referee Kelly could do to
break him away, SO that this made It about an
even thing upon the fouling question. with per
damage was concerned Mitchell was carried
back to his corner, but he looked dazcd and it
was apparent the end was rot far of
THE BEGINNING OF THE END.
THIRD ROUND-There WINS temporary
bell rang, and Corbett appeared 10 be await.
Ing a chance To get in one blow which
would bring about the climax. He was
very much excited, as in the previous round,
but kept himself pretty well out Of dan.
ger. In spite of his engernoss tn wind up the
job. He danced about, feinting and side
stepping. and finally tantalized the English
strong effort and sent forth his right hand for
the American ribs. Corhett stopped IL with
his left and ut the same instant sent forth his
right in a sort of half upperCut to point Just
under Mitchell heart.
CoRBET1" = TERRIFIC BLOW TOLD.
II was a terrible blow--forcihle enough to
fell an OK. Mitchell did not fall forward or
backward, but seemed TO sink right down in
his shoes, For II second it looked AS II he was
out Finally he attempted To get 10 his feet
He reached kneeling position, when Corbett
who seemed to be more savage than ever
rushed at him and again attempted - deliver q
| foul blow Referee Kelly pushed him of and
stood IN front OF Mitchclli IN such way us Ia
protect him from another onslaught by the
champion.
All this time Corbett was dancing about
white with fury. He had lost his head com
| petey and seemed bent OH nothing else than
giving the EnrliNhman an awful whipping re.
gardless of rules, purse or anything else. Mitch
ell reached hall upright attitude 10y en-
| ployinG the kindly Offices OF the ropes 10 pull
/ him up Then he tumbed over in II heap be-
/ fore Corbctt could get ut him.
once more that pump handle movement OF
Kelly's right arm came into play, and,
! although the referee seemed to OC u tribe rat.
| tied, aud counted the seconds of q great deal
faster than they were registered by snapper
! GHrriSon's al, WD chronOmetcr. Mitchell wa
up OF his feet before the fatal number - TO-
was reached. But II was only temporary
stay for the Englishman. He was dnhcd, and
a great pool of blood on the floor, aS well a.
streams Of the red fluid pouring down his fac,
and body. told OF the effective work Coroct
! had done.
Mitchell s,eadiei himScliIor one CRANE
rally. He was in Queer street among th'
high numbers. hut yet had sense enough Il
know that his only chance was to rush in anC
accomplish what he could In a moment III
was very unsteady on his limbs and IN powc
to raise his hands was gone Kelly who ha,
been keeping Cnrhett at bay while Mitchell
was gaining his feet then stepped aside, aIm'
had nothing To fear for the Englishman wa
past striking blow.
THE CIIMAN--MlTCHELL KNOCKED OUT
Corbett measured him and sent his rich
across at the jaw. The blow was swift powcr
iui and we'll aimed As il caught Mitchell hi
head jerked rapidly aside and then the English
man fell on his face IN the rosin, his nose am
forehead striking the floor. He remailfe
motionless until long after he had been counte
out, and the picture Of Jim Hall aud JAG
Fogarty carrying the limp figure towards one
the corners Of the ring was striking one.
. For fully three minutes Mitchell rename
insensible. bat the restoratives which were AZ
piled gradually began to have effect and
I came around after COrbett-his fame and nam
q greater than overhead passed within two lie,