The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-08-06
FOREIGN.
American Base EsailiSts and English
arieketers- Geriuan a Bishops Protest
Against the EccIesiasaicsl Laws
Aorei$l sn1erasfcACe with CzarlI~l
fSrus.ksiIy.
GREAT BRITAIN.

EASk HALL AN CRICKET
LoNDo~, August Sat Manchester on
Saturday, the Athletic base ball club beat
the Red Stocking. by score of l3 to II.
The game lasted two hours. The con
course Of spectators was large and appre-
ciatiTe. Before the game the players ex-
planned the method Of laying ou. the
grounds, and gave exhibitions of throwing
and catching the ball. The assemblage
appeared 10 understand the game, and
there was some betting on the result after
the second inning.
The playing at Lords cricket ground,
including game Of cricket between the
Maryloboae eleven ard twenty two of the
A incl Ica commenced this afternoon. The
Americans won the toss and sent tie
EEglishmen to bat. Four of them were
out for AZ ruus, when the game was ad.
journed for lunch.
The playing of the Americans vas much
admired, and cries of -. Well stopped, ="
Beautifully felled," etc, were frequent
and general. The English confess that
the American base bali players are supe-
rior to the English crckcters in iieldirg.
The game Of base ball commenced at
three o'clock, Beals, of the Boston club
acting as umpire. The Reds won the
game by a score of twenty-tour to seven
The batting of the Reds was very fue,
while the fielding of the Athletics was
generally rather poor. There were six
thousand spectators en- the ground, and
both the base ball and the cricket playing
excited the greatest enthusiasm. After
base ball was finished, the adjourned game
of cricket was resumed, and played until
Il late hour of the afternoon, when it was
again adjourned, to be resumed to morrow.
When tue play suspended, the Mary
Club had scored eighty eight runs, aud had
lost five wickets. There will be another
game of base ball played to morrow. The
gate money, one shilling entrance, was
gwen to the Americans.
THE PUBLIC WORSHIP REGULATION
bill passed its thigI reading in the House
OF Commons this evening.
SPAIN.
FLEETS IN SPANISH WATERS.
LONDON, August 3-The British Med,
itterranean squadron will leave Malta to-
morrow for Barcelona. An Italian friga.e
has been ordered to the northern coast of
) lain.
TROOPS FOR CUBA.
The Spanish government is about 10
dispatch 10000 additional troopi to Cuba.
FOREIGN INTERyENTioN.
PARIS, August 3.-Le Temps says Ger
lnany and England have arrived at II com
pletc understanding on tie Spanish ques-
ton, AMI hereafter no complaint viii be
made if tie British ship. conveying contra
band Of war - Car, are seized.
REPUBLICAN SrCCESs.
MADRID, Augu,t 3--Tbe Republican
forces have entered O!cot. They met no
opposition. The Cariists hed, leaving be-
hiud them 100 prisoners.
GERMANY.
TIE BISHOPS PROTEST.
LoTDoN, August 3.-It is reported from
Berlin that the Roman Catholic bishops
huge forwarded to the government q pro
test, declaring that they cannot submit to
the one sided lave, and claiming that leg
islstivc powers in matters concerning the
church belong to the Pope alone.
Fr. GARRY, Manitoba, August s.
Lord Gordon shct himself Saturday last,
at his residence, at Ieading!y, iu this
province. Two English detectives arrested
him, and he promised to 90 quitely with
them if they wou'd not go through the
Unitcl States While in his room prepar-
ing for his journey, he blew out his brains