The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-18

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entries, aud all started, except the A.
anlA, A novel feature was the race
between The steam yachts Ideal, Look
out and lurline, which was wan by
HE latter laeyenly-lwO l0n6l IN iva
hours, lllly-lwO minutes and thirty
seconds, heating the Ideal two hun
drei tons exactly ten seconds. The
Lockout broke her machinery outside
Of sandy Hook aud was Withdrawn,
The hest actual tine made by the sail
my yachts was fye hours, iva minutes
ana forly'elghl seconds, made by the
schooner yacht Palmer, aud taking
Tie prize Tor that class,
The keel yachts Alarm, rambler aud
Wnnderer had agreed 10 sail also lor u
subscription cup prize, which was won
10y The Wanderor IN six hours aud
twcnly.lhree seconds Rambler se0-
ondi Alarm third,
The prize for No iOnd,olaA aohO0ners
was won by the Comet In Ave hUura,
twenty-seVen minutes aud ilny-aeVen
seconds; Meteor second Peerless third,
The llrsl'clAsa sl0op prize was won
by the Vision In i've hours, iOrly-seyon
minutes mud forty'seven seconds.
The second class slo0p prize was won
by the Madcap IN five hours aud MY
eight minutes, The Madcap II u new
boat, launched Tuesday last. The
breeze throughout the day was blowing
Just fresh enough nom the southwest
and eastward TO send the yachts over
the water at good speed without cro'
atlng u sen.
PARIS, June 1.-THE archhlshlp of
Paris to-day laid the foundation stone
OF II new chuch on the heights Of Mont
Martre dedicated To the sNcred heart
of Jesus. The ceremonies were sol
emu and IMPOSING, The thr0ng In
dulged In frequent cries " Long live
Pope Plus" Many Of rank were pres
eDL
BALTIMORE, June l7,-lt IL officially
announced that the railroad war Is
ended,
AGusTA, Ga, June 1.-THE Their
momeler IL ninety-slX degrees In the |
shade To-day u severe wind storm
passed over the city, uprooting trees
and tearing down signs, No serious
damage was done In lhla city,
PHILADELPHIA, June IA bureau
for Internal improvements submitted |
10y the Mobile board OF trade, was In |
definitely postponed, The Mississippi
levees, submitted by the chamber OF
commerce Of New Orleans, was also
indefinitely postponed.
BosToN, June 1.-THE Union Vol
lnteers, under General Hanks, pre-
sented regimental oolors TO the fifth
Seventy thousand stran-
gers are here, Southern soldiers have
Lhe lions share of hospitality
COLUMBUS, June 1.-THE Indications
are that Governor Allen will be noml-
mated by reclamation. |
DUBLIN, June 1.-THE gentlemen
composing the American Team have
been elected honorary members Of the
clubs.
ROME, June l7.-Garlbaldi's bill for
he Improvement of the Tiber has
passed.
PARIS, June II. - The assembly
passed the university education bill by
/ majority of fifty-four votes. An
by M. Paris was adopted,
that degrees be awarded bya
BOARD of examiners, to consist of half
If state and half OF free professors.
This Is regarded ~ q victory for tho
iltramontanes, as free professors are
ire clerical.
LONDON, June 1.-THE Times says
he French university education bill,
IS amended, makes changes of i'm
nense Importance. II gives the death
blow to a system of educational despo-
ism, under which u secular aud often
'keptical body have hitherto shaped the
higher teaching of young men who
illed the professions and made the
avs of the country.
LONDON, June l7.-Malcom, Hudson
Co., Japan merchants, No. Crosby
quare, and Anibal, Gonzales " Co.,
No. SO Palmerston build
ng, have failed. 1t is believed their
liabilities are not heavy. Their failure
vas caused by the suspension of Alex
Inder Collier n Gu.
HALIFAX, June 1.-THE steamer
Iirgo, ashore at st, Pierre, went to
'ieces Tuesday.
The captain of a vessel at Cape Canso
poke the schooner Treasure, the cap
ain of which reported two of his
ories and four men absent for forty
light hours. They were probably lost,
s the weather was rough.
ST.. LOUIS, June l7.-Philadelphias,
/; st. Louis, 8.