Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-30
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IRELAND.


IRELAND
The international Rife Match.
DUBLIN, June %, IL A. M.-There is q
large atteRianee at DOllymOunt to witness
the great shooting contest between AmeTi-
can and Irish rihemeD. The road leading
from this city TO the scene Of the shooting,
q distance Of three miles, was crowded du-
ring the morning with people. American
and Irish flags were displayed on al sides.
The weather is hazy and high wind is
allowing.
The firing began soon after II o'clock, at
the 800 yards range. A detachment Of the
5Oth regiment act as markers. Nearly half
the shots have now been fired, but 50 close
are the scores it is impossible to anticipate
the result Of the present range. Both sides
are doing fine work, and nearly all shots
are bulls eyes.
1P. M.-The firing at the 500 yards
range has been completed, and the result
is, one point in favor Of the Irish Team,
the total scores standing as follows: Ameri-
can 3}7, Irish 33S. Individual scores were:
Americans-FultOn 5S, Dakin jS, Yale 81,
Gildersleeve So, Coleman So, BOdine %;
total 3S7. Irish-POllick 50, Wilson IS,
johnson 5S, Hamilton So, Miner So, Nc
Kenna 81; total S3S.
2P. M.-The teams are now firing at
900 Yards Range.
% out of 80 shots have been fired by each
side, and the Americans are II points
ahead.
4P. M.-The shooting at the 900 yards
range is finished and the result is largely
In Favor OF the Americans.
The total scores are: Americans 327, Irish
292. The following are the individual
scores, each Gut of a possible sixty: Ameri-
-GildersleeVe SO, Yale %, Fulton 81,
Coleman As, BOdine SO, DakiR So. Irish
Wilson 80, Hamilton 81, McKenna a,
Miner 81, johnson 81, Pollock 50. Total
Americans 327, Irish 292. A final victory
the American Team is believed certain.
There are fully
Ten Thousand Spectators
on the ground, among them the Lord May
ors Of London. Dublin and York.
Up. M.-The shooting at the 1000 yards
range, which was remarkably fine on both
sides, was won BY the Americans by a score
Of 500 against 2g9 for the Irish. The match
has been won by the American ridemen by
a total Of 967 10 929. The following were
individual scores at the 1000 yards range:
Observation-Disclosures 52, Yale -, Full
ton 46, Coleman 50, BOdine 81, Dakin 81;
total sos. Irish-WilsOn %, Hamilton
81, McKenna 53, Miner Al, johnson 80,
Pollock 40; total 299.
The number Of persons who assembled
10 witness the shooting gradually increased
as the match drew TO close. The victory
Of the American maTksmen was hailed
with tremendous enthusiasm.
Ovation TO the American Team.
A most enthusiastic ovation was given to
the American Team on their return from
DollymOunt to this city this evening. a
grand banquet in their honor was given to-
night by the Lord Mayor Of Dublin at the
Mansion House. A large number Of dis
tinguished guests, including the Lord
MayOrs of London and York, were present.
The Irish riiemen admit the superiority Of
the Americans throughout the match, and
that their victory was fairly
won. The American Team used breach
leaders; the Irish fream all used Rigby's
ASPeek Of UnPIeasantness.
NEW YORK, June 29.-The Nel5
York Times special from Dolly
mOnut says at the close Of the
firing at 900 yards, the defeat of the lush
was acknowledged and luncheon was taken
in chagrin, gloom, unspOken dissatisfaction
and symtOms Of dissemination among the
Irish. The crowd which manifested intense
anxiety as to the result, had now grown to
about $1,000. Every Irish bulls eye was
cheered and
Disturbance
was becoming imminent. The police were
pOwerless, and DR.. Hamilton addressed the
crowd, standing in close shooting position.
The Americans refused to proceed with the
firing until order should have been restored.
Every gentleman on the ground now be-
came "a policeman, and there was great
hustling and disorder. A delay of thirty
five minutes resulted, when partial order
was restored.
AT the LOO yards range the Irish shoot
ers were nervous and shot wildly and .
succession Of shots proved to be merely
random. Milner missed his third shot, the
crowd grOaning v0ciferOusly. When he
missed his ninth shot, the uprOar on the
Irish side Of the ground was tremendous.
The eleventh he missed, also producing
Hamilton scored a success
sion of threes and blamed the crowd for
his lack Of success. Everybody seemed
to be
In Bad Temper.
The ropes were broken by the Irish near
the close, Fulton and BOdiue not yet hav-
ing finished. Fulton missed the target
through disorder. The crowd cheers
ing, rushed across the ground causing
great confusion. BOdine quietly takes his
position for the last shot, and the crowd
ranges itself along the line Of fire, leaving
a wide opening towards the targets, but
only wide enough to expose two Of the
targets to the view of the firer. All con
troll has been lost over them,
but Bodine lies still and silent, a
puff Of smoke and crack Of his rife is heard,
and his bullet fattens IN the bulls eye. A
cheer is given for the Ameri
cans by the crowd en- masse. The police
stand firm around the teams, with a crowd
on the Outside-sturdy and i'll humOred,
but not toward Americans.
Mai. Leech addressed the Americans and
mass, and declared himself
beaten and the Americans the
First shots I'm the Universe
lie then called for cheers for Col. Glider
sleeve and his men, which were not very
heartily given, but when called for by
man in the crowd they were given with
Tremendous Enthusiasm.
Col. Gildersleeve called for cheers for the
Irish Team but there came no response,
except from the Americans present. All Of
the Irish blame something on each other,
and the whole population is positively fierce
with them. The Lord Mayors
of London, Dublin and York
the victOTs. The Amer
leans were extremely popular before the
contest, and are much more so now, and
their calmness, mOdesty and self-reliance
are extOlled everywhere. The stars and
stripes are displayed from athousand houses
.o-night, and the streets crowded. The
popular joke tonight is, that England is
right in not allowing ITishmen 20 carry
arms, since they can make such poor use Of /
hem.