The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-23

General Prila.
THE ARBOTsFORD STILL Ashore.
There is no change in the position Of
the steamship AbbOtsiord ashorein Crem-
mas Bay, Wales, The agents think she
will Aoat oa at the next high tide.
LIVERPOOL, July 22,-Lighters have
been sent to the steamship 'Abottsiord TO
take of her cargo. The forward COM
partment is full Of water, but the others
are tight; There ia still hopes Of saving
the vessel.
The ElchO challenge shield match at
Wimbledon Is in attendance small. The
ranges are 500, 900 and 1000 yards, The
possible team score at each range Is 600
points. The shooting at 800 yards was
completed with the English score 5l5,
Irish 502 and Scotch 49S, In the shooting
at the second range the Irish scored 527,
Scotch oil and English 5Oi. The victory
for tEe Irish Team Il now believed GER
tain. The Americans are keeping targets
for the lrishmGn and experimenting
their shooting,
Only during the shooting at l,0 0Oyards
range were the contestants In the match
for the ElchO shield favored with bright
weather.
After the victory Of the Irishmen,
Wells, Captain Of the English Eight,
called for cheers for the Irish Team, which
were given, AberCOrn, Captain Of the
Irish Eight, spoke in response, and called
for cheers for the Scotch Eight. Dunlap,
Captain Of the Team, In speaking, Compli-
mented the American Team and America,
Col. Gildersleeve returned thanks for the
favorable remarks upon his country, In
regard to the hope that had been ex-
pressed that an american Team would
compete at Wimbledon In 1876, he said
We are to have at Philadelphia in that
year National Centennial celebration.
We invite the Rifle Teamsot the civilized
world to friendly contest there. Should
that be accomplished you will see an
American Team at.WimbledOn in 1877,
Lord Wharncliie said he hoped the
English, Scotch and Irish rillemen would
be represented at Philadelphia.
In q mitch at Wimbledon to-day be-
tween the English and Canadian rillemen
for the Kolapore cup, at 200, 500 and
600 yards, the Canadians Onby 81 points.
IRIsmTEAM WON THE SHIELD.
The Irish Eight won the EIcho Chal-
lenge Shield; score, Irish, 1906; Scotch,
1903; English, 1902,
In the House this afternoon Disrneli
nuunuNonI II,nI II,o ,,ovo.nn,nnI hoJ
abandoned the Merchants Shipping Bill
for this session, and expressed the hope
that the session would le closed by the
10th or 18th Of August. plimsoll follow
ed with speech in which he violently
attacked the government, saying the con-
sequence Of the abandonment Of the bill
would be the destruction of thousands Of
lives; he spoke excitedly, and used extra
ordinary epithets, stamping his feet and
gesticulatGd wildly, setting the House IN
an uprOar. Disraili moved that plimsoll
he removed from the House; the Speaker
ordered plimsoll to withdraw his re-
marks, but he shook his fst at tthe govern
ment benches, the House then consider
ed the action proper to take in regard TO
plimsOll's conduct several speakers
NJ oiIsns, nEor ,ioIo," "n NV ,La a"h;oot
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Tho sceno I, ,ho Ito,so ot Commors
caused by the violent speech Of Mr. Plim-
sell was unparalleled. Mr.. Plimsell first
earnestly implOred the Government not
sorvoJ :" | omI mnIoIio%al ,""o nso"o. ihs"""h
,be conduct NJ sb;n.ow"orS "f murdsroSs
,eujsm"iss @ + Irnnn Loins c,IisJ ii 10 orJer
Sn aJyoncel i, tbo ,o%is snJ ",vo nniic6
lhat he wouiJ ask % nm TGesday neSt
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IN Mr Hats momIor Ia pIvmoniL
Mr plimsoli ,JieJ ILSI Ia wnS Joter.
minoJ IN nnmSsI ,Ls"o viiIo;nS In ro.
nlv IN tLe SnaoLer Lo Snil Ls nnnlieJ that
eInrovsion Ii memLors ot iLo ftnuse nni
refused IN wiihjrSw n NJ SnIIiv"n
afier plimseII had left ihe Chnmler Lini!
oil tbnt be wns momsriariIv insane
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nj eynlonHiinn IN rsSnrj /" iIc ram"rLs
NJ NJ plimsell concsrn;pS himself lie
Seknowlejged ihot Le bnI losI i've shins
imring ihs Insi iwo - ys"ra Mr., hut said ihey
wore SeII pnnineJ on,l wsre classsd 4 /
nj i,loyi,s. nnI were nnlv irsnreI ior n
nari II ,beir yolun liz oynrosssI n;,v
Ior plimgeii Who bo satJ S"s m, rcs,nn.
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