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FOOT RACE,
Late Foreign News.
TERRIBLE DISASTER IN FRANCE.

OVER SIXTY LIVES LOST.
PARIS, Sept. 14.-A waJer-spout, eaus.
ing a terrible loss of life and destruction
of property, occurred during the storm
Sunday, at Montpelier, in the Depart
ment of Herault. Over sixty persons
were drowned.
THAT UNPLEASANTNEsS,
LONDON, Sept. 14.-A special to the
morning Standard says the Prince of
Montenegro. replying on Saturday to a
deputation which urged a declaration of
war, declared his decision would depend
on the attitude of the Servian Skuptis-
china.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 14.-Serious
fghLing occurred on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday last, in which the
Turks were defeated. This has resulted
in a arenewal of the siege of Trebigne by
the insurgents.
AN OPINION.
MADRID, Sept. 14.-Gen. Joyellar, the
new Premier, has repeatedly stated that
Spain's most urgent need is the end of
civl war. The question Of new Con-
stitution Should be left to the Cortes,
and the efforts of the Ministry at present
will be directed to the paoifcation of tho
Kingdom.
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For Effect.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Numerous re-.
ports of failures are current on Wall
street the last few days, but none of the
firms have suspended. The rumors
were for speculative effect. Schuchard
" Sons Liabilities are s., ,2O0, 900.
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accident to .Firts1,eu,

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.--Mrs: Scott Udas
patent aerial ladder, while being tried by
the IRE brigade this morning fell and
kllied three men, one of them chief of
battalion, VIM. Nash, and the others
Phlllp Morse and Wm. Hughes.
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Board of improvements.

The Board Of Improvements met this
morning at $50 O'Clock in special ses.
sion, Mayor Johnston In the chair and
four members present.
Journal approved.
A resolution was adopted that the
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The Pacific DIstillery, of San Fran
cisco, having been ordered to produce
propeors S9ets makes oa as Hpf % ooe es
up TO July last have been destroyed,
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MONTREAL, Sept. 14.-J. II. Nichols,
stock broker, long and favorably known.
has disappeared, as has his son, who is
a bank teller, and said to be $50 900 be-
hind. W.
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Outdoor. Sports.
THAT DECISION AT LAST.

PITTsBURG, Sept. 14.-Wm. Jackson
the referee in the Norris oulter boat
race, says that no official time by a stop
watch was taken. He kept time by a
common watch, but failed to time the
start until twenty or thirty seconds had
passed, and also did not time the finish
until ten or fifteen seconds after Morris
came In.
Taking the actual time of watch, and
guessing ahthe last time he made the
wlnMng in 81 minutes, he says 1t might
be half minute or more out Of thu way,
and in consequence Of the facts decides
all bets on timebtr. Most OF the betting
was on time. The most reliable stop.
watch time puts the winner about 26 min
.utes 25 seconds.
FOOT RACE.
James. Wheat, colored pedestrian of
of this city, beat James Wisler, white
man, of New Jersey, yesterday after
noon, two yards in running race of 125
yards. Wheat has run nearly dozen
races within the last six months, and al
ways wins.
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w WANTED-PARTNER - With $4,000 to
w take half interest in the most profitable,
nonrishing office business in the city of Indi,
anapolls; established and paying large profits;
by adding $4,000 cash the business can be ex-
tended to an unlimited amount; strictly first.
class; no losses, no risks Address NJ, care of
hutchinson u Co.. Indianapolis, Ind. sel4-3t
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PerSO,taL

Rev. E. r. Bishop, rector of Grace
Episcopal Church, Lafayette, Ind, and
family, arrived in the city at noon, and
will spend u few days visiting friends
here and seeing the Exposition.
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Fire at AuUerson.

LoGANsPoRT, IND, Sept. 14.-At An
derson, last night, fire in the business
Part of town destroyed $1,000 worth of
property. Insurance slight.
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Ihe FQSt Postal ITnina.

The Fast Postal Trains.
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-The fast postal
trains will commence running ON Thurs
day next on the Pennsylvania and New
York Central railroads,
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TNoR sALE-B BUsfNEss-on good notion
l. wagon, horses and route for sale very
cheap. Address Q. G. LEITZ, New Richmohd,
Ohio. se6-tf
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MARRIED..

~ PRYOR - MULVEY AT Newport. Kv..
Tuesday morning, Sept. 14th, at o O'clock. at
the Church OF the Immaculate Conception, by
Rev. Father Moore, Mr.. Hugh Pryor to Miss Isl
Kate Mu!yey, both of Newport.
Commercial and Enquirer copy 1t and cbaroe
STAR oiA"i GO
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FOR SALE.

E,OR s A e RAILROAD TICKETS =
IL Bought, Sold and Exchanged HOW &
CO., 80 West Third street, jyl6-tf
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DIED.,

COLLEY-On Tuesday morning at o'clock.
street, Walnut Hills, Charles Coiiey. II the
esth year OF his age. - 'A'
Due notice Of the funeral will be given.
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WANTS-.-PARTNERS

NV PARTNERSHIP-An old, ex
wv perlenced merchant, with capital, would
iiko TO connect himself with some well estab-
lished business. Address l.. H., Lock- box 46S.
Post-oflice. seld-9t
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LAST EDITION.

1he sceather fair or partly CLOUDY the
aeIt "a hours.
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EOR sALE-GARRTAdEsLN ! New and Sec.
IL 0nd hand, in great variety. For bargains
call at 10 and q West Seventh street. GEO. q.
MILLER & SONS. sep7-tf
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NTANTED--rAILO good coat maker,
w at Delaware, Ohio; single man pre-
ferred. Call on M. RErCHIE & CO., Della
ware, O. se1i-3t
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T,OR RENT-HOUSE-Nice house, No. 11s
Il Baymller street, rooms in good order.
Apply on the premises or at 90 Longworth
street. sel4-2t
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D-WASHING-lfyou want snow
w white clothes go to the Country Laundry.
Once 1871 Race street, first door above Fifth
street. sel3-3t*
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T,QR SALE-FARM-Of l5s acres, In the
l. famed Whitewater Valley, two miles from
county seat. Price $4,000; terms easy. For
End. sc14-3t
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hWANTED-BUY YOUR HATS OF
A MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifth st. jy15-tf
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WTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That b..
wv CAVAGNA e son have q new lot OF fine
Homeless Goldfish, and splendid line OF
Groceries. jy26-tf
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WTANTED-SIT q boy IS
w years old, in store or office. Good pen
man. Best Of references. Address HARRY
EEAMEN, Madisonvile, o. se7-l2t
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ENOR RENT-HOUSE-At two-story brick
i house OF five rooms and hall, on Provi-
Rent s22 per month, in advance. Apply at
drug store corner Court and Plum streets, IT.
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TNOR SALE-MAGICAL APPARATUs-In
+ large variety, for the parlor, at Fishers
Magical Repository, $. W. cor. Fifth and Vine
stS Entrance on Fifth. - sel4-3t
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L,OR RENT-ROOMS-secon story, private
IL residence, to parties without small chill
dren; location pleasant and nearly central.
:kdlress e. z. e., Box As city. se14-3t
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NTANTED-YOU TO GOTO-G. sCHILL-
w ING, Carpet Weaver, 2Sl West Sixth ST.
[jy3O-tfl
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WTANTED-DYER- good dyer at the
wv Philadelphia Dye House. indianapolis;
Ind. Good wages paid. JOHN r. ROsSER,
Proprietor. ! ee14-2t
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WANTED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w anat the Centennial Tea Company gives
3 handsome present to. every purchaser of a
pound Of their fine Dollar Tea $1,000 worth
o. I'm. Glass and China ware to be given away
also, reward Of $50. Call for Circular. stores
w west Sixth street and G0 East Pearl street.
Isel1-0tl
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NTANTED SITUATIONS By a good
w cooki also by girl to do upstairs work
or dining room work; good references; in the
street. se14-2t
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WANTED-sAGENrs AND CANVAS
wv sEkS-Everywher to sell the Pocket
burglar Alarm. Attaches to any door or
window. Sells at sight. Sample sent any
Wnere on receiptof one dollar. Big discounts
% agents general Agent wanIed in the
!n4n !mn4entTopolls OF each State. Address J, I. u.s.
TICK, Canton, o. seia-Sr
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EoR RENT--ROOM-A nice room, suitable
L for physician's office. Inquire at drug
store, n. W cor. Linn and Hopkins. seI4-lt
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FOR RENT.

L,OR RENT-BRICK-Of rooms, water
closet, water and gas, only SIS for, all.
Drug Store, Sixth and Lock- sel4-2t
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WANTED-STTUAT ATION-By young girl,
smce given. Apply at 50 W. GeSt st. se14-2t
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E,OR NT-COTTAGE-Of four rooms and
IL kitchen, in good order. Inquire on San
ford and Sixth streets, Covington, Ky. Rent
Al6. se14-2t
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Nv NTEp-AGENTS-The Century of In
w dependence Book agents in clover. One
reports S0sold in half day. Another averages
70 per day. Apply for terms and territory Be-
lofe 1t is too late. j. r. HUSSEY u Co., Indian
apOiis, Ind. seI4-st
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WTANTED - Clothes wr1ngers Repaired.
w II. TETTENBORN, 80 W. Fifth street.
Ly3l-S, Tu&Th,tfl
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T. good spring on same in thfckly settled
Heighborho0d, in Adair county, Iowa, near
county scat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring g-wagon. Address "W," this office.
ljy14-hl
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WTANTED--PONY be cheap. In-
w quire at Star Office from 121s TO O'Clock.
au25-tf
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WANTED-TO BUY-Standing or side
w. wall showcase, from to s feet high,
and from to 1vfeet long. Also box counter
with or without drawers. Must be cheap. Adj,
6re5s G. b. T., this Office au10-tf
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NTANTED- -AGENTS--Mark Twai MS new
w book now ready. Address P. ID. RAN
DALI & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. se14-3t
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L PROPERrYZFARM-5 acres; house 8
rooms; barn!and crib; good roads, near station /;
churches, schools, &c; horses, cows, wagons,
and farming utensils. Inquire Of W. G. CHAM
BERLIN, this office. se10-tf
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NM WANTED-YOU TO CALL-At KELLY'S
Nv New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery.
lB West Fifth street. between Elm and Plum
Cincinnati. Open every day. au8 An
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NTANTED-HOTEL CLERK-Immediate
w ly, at Moss Hou Q, Greensburg, Indiana
sol0-46
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"ANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock of.
w 1rst-class Sewing Aachines III order to
retire finally from the business. win sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 W alnut
etreet, first floor. ieoG-tf
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IOWA REPUBLICANS.
ANOTHER DECLARATION AGAINST THE THIRD
TERM-aRANT OUT OF THE CANVASS.
DRs MoIHRS iowa June 40 1878

ANOTHER DECLARATION AGAINST THE THIRD
TERM-aRANT OUT OF THE CANVASS.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, June 80, 1875.
The Iowa Republican State Convention met at
eleven O'Clock this morning, and after the ap-
pointment OF the usual committees adj ourned un-
til the afternoon.
Shortly after reassembling the Committee on
Resolutions reported Q platform substantially as
follows-
SecondGold and silver Is the only reliable legal ten
der, and currency convertible INTO coin should there
fore be gradually attained.
Thrd-A revenue tariff adjusted TO encourage homo
industry.
Fomth-The efforts of the government to collect
revenues ana to punish frauds are approved
FIhh-rhe government should concede no further
lands TO railways other corporations, such lands
should be reserved Tor actual settlers
StrthThe patent laws must be revised TO relieve In
duslrv from the oppression of monopoliea
Sepnth-nhe pQ Icy Of the administration n the settle
ment OF difficulties between ourselves and other ions
by arbitration is a worthy one.
Eghh-The republican party Of Iowa oppose q third
term and believe that President Grants General
White fairly removes that issue { ON our politics
. Ninth-That we demand that all railway and other
the lawmaking power constitutonally exercised
Tenh-lndorsing Tree education and the present sys-
TEN of public schools.
Eierenh-Approvlng the national and State admins
qicejdh-Cordi inviting all opposed to the restora-
political differences and unite with the republican
party in maintaining the cause of true reform.
The Convention then proceeded to nominations.
and on the nrst formal ballot Samuel J. Kirkwood,
OF Johnson county, was nominated for Governor.
The nominee Tor Lieutenant Governor was j. j.
Newbod, OF Henry county.
AT SIX O'Clock, alter having cast two ballots
without choice for state supreme Court Judge,
the Convention adjourned until ha1past seven
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Levy, the celebrated cornet player, appears for
the first time at Gilmores concert garden this
evening. 1t Will be an interesting event in musi-
cal circles. The rush to the concerts Of Gilmore
continues unabated.
Tue olympic has an excellent bill on It's boards
this week. Master Martin furnishes comic
drama of the DarwinIan order, II which the hero
Is a monkey. Add Ryman, very iunny repre-
sentative OF the Ethiopian boards, and "The Big
Four, mystic quartet OF Momus, were features
In well-varied programme. Jennie Yeamans
appears next week.
very clever ana enjoyable performances Of
rone-Girona" was given as Robinson Hall last
night IN an English form. The company is selected
with reference to individual excellence in the va
rious roles, and. although small in number. they
contrlve to convey as much OF the musical attrac-
tveness OF this charming opera as to give satsfac-
tion. Miss Clara Fisher ana Mise Louise Franklin,
Messrs. Atkins ana Jepson in the four principal
roles deserve abundant praise. The chorus and
orchestra are not numerous but evidently un-
derstand their work. ''Chnperic" and Lies Deux
Aveugles" are in active preparation.
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A SISTERS WRONGS AVENGED.

BALTIMORE, June 80, 1875.
few minutes before four O'Clock this afternoon
Major ]. Lyle Clarke, well known citizen OF
Baltimore aud travelling salesman for the whole
sale house OF Thomas j. Flack sons while seated
at dinner table at the ST. Clair Hotel, was ap.
preached by two young men who had quietly
entered the dining room. On reaching the table at
which Clarke was seated the younger OF the two
drew pistol and, placing 1t near the back OF
Clarke's head, fiTed. The shot startled all the
guests at the tables and the great, st excitement
prevailed. Clarke grappled with his ass1ilant.
and the porter OF the house disarmed the other
young man, who mad also drawn pistol In the
scunle second shot was fred, but without doing
any harm. The ball OF the nrst sh0t entered the
right side oil Clarke's neck, just Delow the ear,
and striking the tongue, passed out oil his mouth.
The young men were Immediately arrested and
taken TO the station mouse, where they gave their
names as ii. w. and J. N Brewer, or washington,
ID. g., and saying they were brothers.
At an examination this evening the parties were
committed TO await the action OF the Grand Jury.
Clarke's wound Is not considered fatal, but to-
night he Is greatly exhausted from loss OF blood.
It IS said the sn0ts were fired by h. w. Brewer,
the younger, and that they have stated that they
were orven to the act to avenge aslster's wrongs.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
SPEAKER INQUIRE
A RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
DETROIT. Mich. INN

DETROIT, Mich, June 80, 1875.
collision between two passenger trains
Cured on the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad az
one O'Clock this afternoon, on curve one mile
and q half west OF Holly. The mail train west,
consisting Of five coaches an emigrant
car and baggage and express car was an hour
late when the collision took place, and boil trains
were running at full speed. The air brakes were
applied by both trains, but 100 late to prevent the
accident The engineers and n emen jumped from
the engines and saved their lives. None OF the rst
class passengers were hurt Fifteen emiqrants
were more less severely wounded. One emi-
grant woman had her leg broken and two boys
their arms broken, and another d leg. THe re-
mainder were BADLY bruised about the face and
breast The train men injured are conductors
Robinson, oil the mail, and Sheeran, or the East
ern bound trains and baggageman, expressman
and Engineer McGnnis. The wounGed were
brought TO this city, and those who had no friends
ere placed In one OF the public hospitals.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
THE ENGLISH TURF.

THE NEWCASTLE SUMMER MEETING SPORT
EVENTS OF THE OPENING DAY-THE NORTH
UMBERLAND PLATE WON DY HARRIET LAWS
LONDON, June 80, 1875.
The Newcastle summer meeting, which COM
prises three days racing under the Newmarket
rules, began yesterday.
THE GREAT EVENT OF THE SECOND DAY.
The principal event OF the meeting-the race for
che Northumberland Plate two miles-tooK place
to-day ana was won by Harriet Laws. Owton
coming In second and Feve third.
THE FIELD AND THE BETTING.
The Held contained twelve starters, with Chival-
rous and Feve the favorites, at TO 1. Harriet
Laws was backed at the outside rate Of 25 to /,
while to was taken against 0wton.
The spirit and tone OF the betting Will be Iearne
rom the following report
NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.
Tive miles. Run Wednesday, June 30.)
to against Chivalrous' years, SsL lib.
S TO / against Feve, 5 years, 7st. slb Offered
lfter TO had been taKenl
TO l against Agglethorpe, 4 years, 7st. 2lb.
(olIere1).
II TO i against Plercy, years, 5st. Glib. taken
100 to against Dagolino. 3 years, 6st (taKen,.
100 TO against Harriet Laws, 3yeais 5sI. 7D.
100 to against Blantyre. years, 7st. slb.
Qaken).
100 to 6 against Jesuit, years, 7st slb ttaken).
100 10 had Deen takenl
20 TO l against Marie Stewart years 9st. slb
(orerod, 33 to l wantcdl.
rs to against Picnic, years. est. (taken and
onered).
rs to against Lady Mary, 5 years, est. 9b.
Uaken).
THE RACE.
The following Is a summary ofthe race:-
The NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE OF 500 soys added
90 handicap sweepstakes OF 25 sovs eacn 10 IT, I;
winners OF = handicap value 100 soys ancr May
IL, los. twice, or Of 200 sovs., or the Queens
Vase at Ascot, 10 lDs or OF 500 s0vs IA lbs. extra;
second receives so sovs. out OF the STAKES; two
miles; Sc sLos., 20 OF wnom pay sOys. each.
Mr.. I. Holmes br. Harriet Laws, years. by
Lecturer. uam Rosary rY......................... l
Mr.. J. CRapman's ch. c. Uwton, years, py 1ne
Miner, dam Lady OF the Tees.................. 2
captain Machel's ch. c, Feye, years, by Lord
Clifden dam Haricot.................... 3
mr.. Bowes' en-. c. Cnlva,rous years, by Adyen-
turer, dam Aud Acquaintance. ............... 4
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
AGGREGATE SCORES.
NEW YORK AMATEUR RIFLE CLUR.
THE FEELING IN THE CITY.

The excitement consequent upon the victory OF
the American Team continued throughout yester-
day. In street cars, IN omnibuses, on the Jerry
boats. on 'Change and in the corridors OF the diff
ferent hotels the victory was diligently can
vassed. The HERALD diagrams were consulted
and referred to as the authority, and many were
the admirlnG remarks called forth by the enter
prise OF the HERALD. In way the matcn was a
great godsend, as several gentlemen who are ac-
cussomed to eating their boarding house break
last amid cannonading of Beecher talk
say that yesterday no word was spoken
of the case at table. They did not
venture heme to dinner, tearing the rife team ex-
citement had by that time died out. Tney pre-
ferred 10 remain In the hotel corridors and en-
gage in the glorious talk Of victory. One OF
these individuals, whose natural pride would not
allow him to acknowledge that the Irish team had
been fairly whipped, said lit was nothing but
the hospitality OF the Irish heart and the insur-
mouniable courtesy OF the irish gintemen that
gave ye Yankees the match.r
The enthusiasm with which the American vic
tory was received Dy the irish on their own soil
ana at the expense OF their own champions was
commented on by every one. Several times 1t
was said that in no otner country in the world
would foreign team receive such an ovation.
Already the resu OF the match is the subject Of
many jokes and cant phrases. The most popular
OF the latter take the form OF a salutation. One
American meets another and says
Didn't we Americans lick you Irish S' This, OF
course, is SAID with the greatest good feeling and
accepted as it IS given. Occasionally some jolly
American inadvertently saluted an Irish friend In
these words. and an explanation or a retort
sucn as the one given above, was the result.
Among the immediate friends or the team yes
terday was a day OF rejoicing. The friends OF
General Dakin had jolly time at an uptown
motel, and those OF Colonel Bo0ine did likewise.
The happy Feelings OF the friends OF the other
members found expression in kilograms.
THE TELgGRAMs.
gentleman who should know told herald
reporter last night that ne had seen oil the
dispatches sent, aud, to prove It, repeated the
substance OF Ihem. AZ he had been celebrate
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liz FLOODS IN FRANCE.
Two Thousand Persons Drowned at and
Around Toulouse.
UIs Hundred Thousand People Mad, De-
pendent on Charity.

LONDON. June 80, 1879.
Aspeciai despatch to the Daily Ne,Os says that
enc number Of men, women and children drowned
On Toulouse alone Is roughly estimated at 1000.
a GRAND NATIONAL EFFORT FOR THE RELIEF OF THE
PAUPERIzED SURVIVORS
The subscriptions received for the sufferers by
che foundations are unprecedentedly large.
The total amount to date is 100000.
The list opened By President MacMahon already
Eeaches $4,000
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE MADE DEsoLATE.
1t Is announced that 100000 persons will be
wholly dependent on public charity for months to
come.
rHE PoPE's SUBSCRIPTION TO THE FRENCH
RELIEF FUND.
PARIS, June 30-Evening.
The Pope has sent $4,000 for the relief OF the
sufferers by the foundations