The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30
FOREIGN NEWS.


storm passed over Buda and Pesth. The
lightning was incessant. Hail fell in such
quantities that roofs Of houses and the sur
rounding hills were covered two feet with ice.
The water fall was extraordinary. Torrents
sweptthrough the streets of Buda, carrying
men, vehicles and eyerything movable into
the river. A.
and destroyed before their inmates could es-
cape Five hundred Of the inhabitants are
missing. At least one hundred drowned or
killed by falling walls. All the railways are
interrupted. ~ j
LoNDon, June 29.-The Marl Lane Express
in its weekly review Of the breadstutfs market
says, owing to the foods In France and un-
favorable reports from America the market il
hardening. Northwestern Europe has been
favored with abundant. rains, while eastern
and southern portions of the Continent are
suffering from drouth.
The prospects are variable and general
abundance IL not 10 be relied upon. Germany
and Europe have the best prospects, and
Russia, Hungary and France the worst.
FULL ACCOUNT or THE INTERNATIONAL
RIFLE MATCH.
DUBLIN, June 29-The international rife
contest began to-day. The total score at the
800 yard range was: Americans 337, Irish
men 1913.
DUBLIN June 20, IL A. M-There is
large attendance Of Dallymount to witness
the great shooting contest between the Amer
lean and Irish rifemen. The road from this
city to the scene of the shooting, distance
of three miles, was lined during the morning
with people en- route to the range American
and Irish flags were displayed on all sides.
The weather is hazy and high wind is blow
ing.
DUBLIN, June 20, Noon.-The firing began
soon after IL O'Clock at the eight hundred
yard range A detachment of the Fifth Regi-
ment acted as markers. Nearly one halt Of
the shots have now been fired, hut 30 close are
the scores that ii is impossible to indicate the
result Of the firing at the present range
Both sides are doing fine shooting. and
large majority of the score are bull eyes.
DUBLIN, June 20, P. M.-The firing at tho
800 yards has been completed. The result is
one pen. in favor Of the Irish team-the
total scores standing as follows: Americans
| 337 Irishmen $685.
The individual scores were: Americans
Gildersleeve Sc. Yale 81. Folton So, Coleman
Sc, Bodine 50, Dakin So; total 1877. Irish
mem Wilson So, Hamilton 56, McKenna So.
Miner IS, johnson 58 Pollock SO; total 1913.
The following range at 900 yards are the
individual scores out of possible sixty:
Americans-G ildersleve Sc, Yale 50. Fulton
~
1927. Irishmen-Wilson so, Hamilton "a,
McKenna A, Miner 81, johnson "a, Pollock
| So. Total 292.
DUBLIN June %, P. M.-The shooting at
nine hundred yards is fneshed and the re-
suit is largely in favor of the Americans
score. Americans 1917, Irishmen 292.
LATER shooting at one thousand
yards range was won by the Americana bye
score of 3O3, against 299 for the Irishmen.
The American rAemen have won the match
by q, totol SCORE of 967 to 929 for their Irish
opponents.
DUBLIN, June 20, z p M.--The Americans
have won the match ct the one thousand yards
range by four points. The following is the in
dividual score: Observation-Disclosures 81,
Yale 81, Fulton 46, Coleman 50, Bodine 81.
Dakin 81. Total, 1903. Irishmen Wilson 81,
Hamilton 81, McKenna So, Miner Al, john
son SO, Pollock 49,. Total, 299.
The number Of persons who assembled to
witness the shooting gradually increased, and
by the hour the match closed there were folly
ten thousand people on the ground. The
victory Of the American marksmen was hailed
with tremendous enthusiasm.