Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-05


the order Of tile United States
ltaum, requiring cigar makers to scpar-
ntc their factories and stores by sub
stantial partition. The Judge held that
the commissioner Of internal revenue
has no power To pass an order in Oppo-
siton to the law which clearly gives the
mountaineering power to sell cigars
ut his place of Manufacture.
AcQulrrAL OF JUDGE PAGE.
A dispatch from st. Paul of June
2Sth says that Judge Sherman
Page of tho 10th judicial district of this
state, impeaehed for official misconduct
by the house of representatives last
winter, and on trial before the senate
since May ed, was acquitted tonight
on I'LL ten of the articles presented.
The highest vote for conviction upon
the articles being - 10 IL, not tho CON
stitutional two thirds, Ex-Governor
g. X. Davis was the chief counsel for
the defense.
HARVARD AND NAll. ROAT RACE.
Dispatches from New London. e., of
Juno Is, contain full accounts of the
great aquatic contest between Yale and
Harvard. Great numbers from u dis
lance arrived by rail and steamboat.
AZ II O'Clock. the time appointed for
the race to begin, the waite rwas smooth
and continued so until half past IL
o'clock, but still no start was made.
At 1l;l1 the start was effected,
At 1ll0 the Yale eight pulled out
into the stream and ut 1:51 drew up
to the buoy which was nearest the west
or right bunk, amid the shouts Of the
Yale men on the moving stand, and
there waited fully Is minutes for the
Harvard, which did not ret nlloat before
noon, To draw into line mt l2:I 40
o'clock, when tho word go" was given.
Tho Ialcs caught the water first, but
before six strokes had been pulled the
llarvards, who We're rowing magnili-
Gently, went To the front pulling 36
strokes II minute aud the Iales 33, but
with less force, taeir chang ut the COM
mcnccment of Il stroke being to their add
mirers painfully apparent. Before three
quarters of u mile had been passed
Harvard was from three to four lengths
ahead pulling IL uniform stroke, while
Yale was making -, and very ragged.
Just before the nayy yard, half the dis
tancc was reached, Yale was three
lengths behind, both crews pulling oven
ut thirty-four strokes. The smile point
was passed with Harvard increasing
her lead, and, having raised her stroke
10 thirty-six, Nale was now hopeleSsly
behind from five to six lengths, and still
pulling thlrty-(our strokes. On the last
part Of the last mile the Harvard crew,
which evidently had much reserve
strength, made II squirt and easily in
creased their lead, passing the line from
ten To twelve lengths ahead Male
pluckily pulled through the race until
across the line. The official time is
Harvard, 20.ils; Yale, 2l20 Both
crews were heartily chcercd hy thous-
ands on the river banks, and gums were
fire and steam whistles sounded
AMERICA rs. England
London dispatches of June Is,
says \ splendidly contested match
took place to-day between Capt
Bogardus, the famous American
pigeon shot, and penuel. tile liz loss
i well known EngIishman. L resulted ii
victory for Rogardus, who killed 7OhirdS
out Of loo; pennell killed 6S. st the
iltcth shot Bogardus had brought
down rs birds and Pennell So AZ the
cigthieth shot the men were even; ut
the nmctieth, Begardns WAS one ahead,
gaining one more before the conclusion
OF the match.
INDIAN TRatRlts IL rFNNs,
\ New Orleans dispatch under date