Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-10
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ne Anseieas Rias Team Lsavs
nsinHS1. Ireland. !
Bx1xAn. JuU 9.-Gildsrslesvs re-
esivsd . lstter to-day from the Secretary
Of The National Rifle Association. In.
yiting tho Americans 10 shoot ON the
18th instant against . team OF eight
picked from the United Kinadom; range
70 be one thousand yards. aud each man
30 havs thifsy she>sr- 0isdsssassvs has
replied, declining tae proposition. He
sayS hslhpsficahs have detsfminsd to
sdhsrs 70 their original plan Of On;
es4ina In only one team match on this
sids Of ~ Atlantic. He thanks ths
Sserstary tor ths invitation. iAlstesrof
similar character has been sent to Par
cons, Adjutant Of the English eight, In
response 70 his letter Of July 9th, pro-
posine q match between the Americans
and 4 team Of ieight selected from four
nationaliuss Of the United Kingdom.
For the present all team matches arc on.
and Il IL not likely any new ones will DO
made. Tue Amsicans will be 81 VIM
blsdon. and take part In the shooting
for the Albert cup, and other matches
open to all corners.
"A farewell banquet was given 70 the
American team this sftsrnoon. Mayor
Lindsay entered near the close OF the
banquet, and presented Gilderlecve
With Che cup won BY him at Clandeboye.
The Mayor said the citizsna Of Ballast
we're glad the cup was going 70 Amer
lea. After further speeches tho COM
pany proceeded TO the pier to take the
steamer for Glasgow. escorted by the
Mayor and q delegation OF citizens.
Thousands Of people lined the docks
and pisn to zee them on. and there was
loud and hearty cheering as the vessel
steamed out. Tho party will visit the
Scotch lakes Tomorrow. and expect to
arrive at Edinburgh in the evening.
what Member OF she Irish Team
rhi.ks 81 llss AAssicss AntsGs-
nists.
Loxpos. July s.-Mr. Hamilton. Of
the Irish team, writes 10 the Standard
indoning Parsons letter Of Yesterday In
reply TO the newspaper criticisms. Ho
says: "I have shot against the Ameri-
can team. both In the United States and
Ireland, and I can say with confidence
that there never has been any team In
this country able 70 bsAk them. ! do
mot mean hat We have mot - good in
dividual shots. but their organization 10
simply psrfsot, Discipline will always
beat superior individual strength in such
contests. In America the Irish made q
hiensr score than the best they ever
made for the Elcho Shield. and yet
although 10 d true they by accident were
bsatsn-the following week. when oom-
psting for individual prizes, they made
nfty.tvo points more than the Ameri-
cans over tho same eourss. The Irish
score d Dellymount on June 2yth was
again better thAn any they sver made
for the Elcho Shield. while the Ameri-
cans averaged sixteen and ons-half.
which Is higher than tho best individual
score ever made at Wimbledon" The
letter points to the above statistics M q
proof that the Americans are almost safe
from defeat in shooting against q picked
team, while, II allowed to compete with
the three ''sights." the match would be
the best and most interesting the world
has eve seen.
The National hanks Called Upon
for . ssport-
wAsuMoroS. July 9.-Tho Controller
Of Currency has called upon tho Nation.
al Banks for a report showing their con.
dition at the close Of business Wednes.
day, June 30. The Controller desires IA
retire all circulating notes OF the demon.
ination Of Ave dollars Of tho following
banks, tho notes OF that denomination
having been SUCCESSFULLY counterfsited
First, Third and Traders National
BAnks Of Chicago; First National Bank
Of Poston, Illinois; First National Bank
Of Canton. Illinois. National Banks
throughout tho country are requested 70
return oil notes Of these banks Of the
dissemination Of Ave dollars TO tho
Treasury for redemption. and no addi.
tonal ISSUE Of this denomination will
hereafter b issued to these banks.
The Trial Of ex.rreasurer Parker,
CHARLESTON. g. c., July 9.-The pro.
ossdings In tho Trial Of sI.TreasureI
Parker to-day were very important.
Ladd. the missing witness who had at.
tempted 10 abscond, was arrestsd and
testified that Parker had told him that
S450, 900 in coupons aud State bonds
bad been given him, Of which his share
wa $50, 600. This was when Anal set-
Element was made by the State with Ia
financial agent. Kempton. Ladd also
swors that Parker asked him to have
these coupons funded by m agent Of
Parker. The coupons belonged to the
6tste. -uIuih hl. 1iHufl ,fIif
The Times on Lsrd DuRsrin's
speech.
LONDON, July 9.-Ths Times, In IN
article on Lord Duffsrin's speech. says
Canada has been advancing rapidly. but
not 10 fast or with 30 fierce q stride as
the United States. II any Canadians
formerly felt any lurking wish to join
the Rspublie. they became loyal whom
they saw the enormous load OF debt and
tax left by the civil war. Canadians
might have sought annexation ere this
in some at Of petulanos II the mother
country had left any grievance un-
noticed; but on the whole they have
scarcely felt any restraint OF the I'm.
psrial Government. Their loyalty has
been admirable. but We may yet have to
call for larger proofs II w intend 10
knit the colonies into q hrmer union
with the mother country, and to make
them q sourcs Of strength instead Of
weakness in times OF war.
Wassr ssruek n an oill WeII-csn.
disiss OF Hawlsy.
Los AxoELks, July 9.-The San Fer
naudo Oh Company, whils sinking for
oil near San Fernando. struck an i'm
msnse stream Of water, which rises Ave
feet, With nine-inch stream. The now
il variously estimated from 1000 To
5000 barrels por day. Tho Company
propose 10 abandon tho well for oil pur-
poses and sink at another point. The
water Of the we'll will - used for irriga.
ting purposes.
Mr. AT. Hawley, local editor Of tho
Star. has, passed. the crisis and will
probably recover; but he Is still very
weak.
SonE OF our young men. says the
Santa Cruz tCal.A Seaiiael. arc ~tisvtistod