The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-19
Fabulous Prices for Thorough
Bred Cattle.
Annual Regatta Of the Schuyi-
Kill Rowing Association.
End of The Strike Of the Lehigl
Coal Miners.
''lsise Up" William Allen Nom.
mated for Governor Of
Ohio.

ANCAsTER, Ont, June lS.-The fac
tory of the Anclster Knitting com
pany was burned last night. Los
Sl50,0OO. Two hundred persons arr
thrown out of employment.
TORONTO, June 1S.--At the sale o
thorough-br horses and cattle, yes
terday, some of the choice breeds
brought fabulous prices. A calf six
months old-Aidrey Ducheso-broughl
ten thousand dollars. a bull calf, two
years old, was sold for fifty dollars
The Duke of Highurt brought eight
thousand three hundred dollars,
PHILADELPHIA, June lS.-The sec.
ond annual regatta of the Schuylkill
navy opened to-day on the national
course, four miles straight away. The
races were witnessed by large num-
Der of persons In steamers and from
the banks of the river. The first race
was a heat of single SOULS between the
David Roach Waverly Boat club OF
New York, and Il. G. Becker, of Brook
Ign, which was won by Roach by six
lengths in lO:50!.
The second race, trial heat for single
SOULS between +. Pleasanton, of the
Quaker City club, OF Philadelphia, and
Frank Il. Yates of the Chicago scullers,
was won by Yates in ll:45f.
The third race was final heat for
double sculls between the Vesper Boat
club of Philadelphia, the Association
boat club of New York and the Chi
cago scullers. The latter won by n
quarter of a length over the Vesper in
g:3lB, the Nassau several lengths back.
The contest was very exciting.
The next race was also trial heat
for four-oared SOULS between the I'm
dine, Quaker City and College clubs of
this city. The Quaker City won in
l0:l0l.
The next race was also trial heat
for four-oared shells between the Wa
verify Boat club of New York and the
Organonta rowing association of Ber-
gen Point, New Jersey, and the Ser
vanyaka boat club. u
NEw YORK, June lS.-The fourth
race to-day, one and one.half miles,
was won by Scratch by length; Joe
Germs, second; Darkagnan, third !;
Bullet, fourth; and Risk, fifth. Time
2:24l.
The fifth and last race, for handicap
and sweepstakes, was won by Galway
by length; Shylock, second; Donny-
brook, third; Scratch, fourth. Time,
3:l7. ~,
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June lS.-The
officers of the Miners association OF
this place met Mr.. Parrish last night,
and nave their official sanction to the ar
rnngements already made In regard to
The resumption of work to-day. They
ISSUED orders to the men, giving per-
mission to 90 to work on Monday.
Mist of the shafts of the Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre mines will be started.
NORFOLK, Va, June ISL. Row
land, chief engineer OF the light mouse
ship, Freer, was drowned to-day, whiie
bathing. ,o mi, T.,
WASHINGTON, June lS.-The IN
structions for the guidance of the sioux
commissioners are nearly completed al
the Indian Bureau, but the commis-
sioner announced that they will not be
given to the press at least Until after
the commissioners are engaged In their
labors, in hopes to have the negotiations
effected without the interference OF
such outside parties as followed the IN
dians to Washington, and therefore
deem 1t prudent to withhold the IN
structions from the public.