The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-21
ENGLAND.
A Weddlns i'm Htxh Life.

LONDON, March 20.-The Earl OF Koseberry
The. ceremony was first performed ct the. regis
trar's Office. and afterwards at the church.
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The ceremony at Christ cl lnreh. in Dows street.
Rothschild was accompanied to the altar. as
bridesmaids. by four childreA-two Of them her
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Harry T.. Wilson as his best man. THIS fs the
first marriage. which has over taken place be-
tween peer OF Great Britain ana a lady OF the
Miss sa Kothsehid shshi through her marriage. may
claim to be the first daughter Of israel who has
Britain. She is daughter Of the late Baron
fifteen to twenty million dollars.
The Way the London Money Market is
Manipulated.
LONDON. March 2o-To shin half a million
dollars % in bullion from Liverpooi % ito 10 New York.
and then quietly to disembark the treasure at
Queenstown, is one OF the many shreWd devices
market
Feverish Condition of the London stock
Market.
LONDON, March 20.-The stock market is
slightly feverish and irregular. although the
news from the East. while meagre. is concila-
tory In tone.
Oldham Cotton Mills to He ReOpened.
LONDON March 2o.-The Oldham master
manufacturers have reopened their co ton mills
work. w o II ia portion Of the hands return m other
mills will reopen, aad the five thousand strikers
be allowed to resume their places.
Failure.
LoNpos. March 2o-The failure Of Marcas.
announced. Liabilities sss 0oo s,
The Walking C0ntest-BOOkmakers ut
work.
LONDON, March 2o-The bookmakers are
busy ayng odds nst FL the n
sso against oorkey and m ase 70 asaaaaa ssaasf
The hackers Of Vaughan and corkey readily
Albert Smith Of Chicago 1hs. has xagered several
John Ashley and Capt. Wyndham are backing
Vaughan, while Carroll Livingston, Jas. Cor.
Fermoy. Fer who won heavily on o'Leary when he
beat Weston, are again among his strong sup
N~N O'Leary Still Ahead.
LONDON, March 20-At O'Clock this afternoon
O'Leary had comDleted 249 miles, Vaughan 237,
Brown 233. and Corkey. who is resting. 22s
miles.
LONDON, March 90 8 D. m.-The inter national
six days pedestrian. contest at Agricultural
Hail. Islington, in which the competif ors are al
interest, The excitement over the affair IS In.
tsDse. Al classes s a,e present. from the titled
oeoeR his Gson mornns % assne
one hour. again came ON the track. Vaughan
had gained three miles. but the American came
out and seemed much fresher than when he
started. and soon cut down the record.
The English pedestrians Brown. Vaughan
and Corkey you'd occasionally brush 'Leary,
Brown and Corkey running at short intervals.
O'Leary kept up q tremendous pace, and at II
O'Clock this morning had completed 231 miles.
Oorkey who had been hurrying O'Ieary dur-
ing the first twenty. four hours. was now suffer
| ing from pains In the legs. and was compelled
| to take long rest
Brown, BY Corkey's resting. secured the aec-
terribly from sore feet. forced the pace gameIy.
struggling against nature. OLeary at this
hour was seven miles ahead Of Brown. who YVES
second. and Vaughan was nine miles behind,
having covered but 222 miles. As the afternoon
drew on the excitement increased. At 8 o'clock
O'Leary had gained Eve miles on his conpeti-
IN the morning had dHopped into the third
| place, being passed by Vaughan. AT this hour
building announced O'Ieary 2la miles, Vaughan
237, Brown 233 CorkeY 22s.
| Towards evening the rush into the building
was tremendous. 1t o'clock q: M. O'Leary
was twelve miles ahead OF Vaughan and
yesterday looked upon as the Americans moet
dangerous opponent Vaughan made desperate
efforts to regain the ground lost yesterday,
though he was suffering terribly from Dl,sterea5
feet. C0rkey was very much eInan6fr1
his numerous nm tactics. and j, Brownn rwn4tai a,so
Brown will be able TO maintain mis- PIE
/ The betting was now decidedly In
O'Leary against the field. and his backe
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