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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-03
The New japan.

The new Japan.
New York Journal Of Commercial
Japan has picked up some Of her ideas
about finance In this country. Her treas
ury department is modelled somewhat on
our own. She has national banks and
paper money galore, and foreign debt Of
about go. 00O. 900. Her money system is
decimal, and her yen" the equivalent Of
our dollar. Thsse are only few Of the
Yankee notions copied into Japan. Her
railroads, telegraphs, lighthouses, GUS
tOm-houses, public schools and other sym
bOls OF civilization are of the American
order. That there might be no mistake
about the genuineness Of the progressive
features she has adopted from us, Japan
engaged American financiers, school teach
ers, railroad builders, telegraph operators
and instructors and mechanics Of many
kinds to 20 out there and superintend the
TRANSFORMING Of these institutions. 1t
may turn out that Japan has borrowed
from US some bad things along with the
good. But IL so, these have not appeared
in the results. She Is prOspering In her
civic administration, her finances, her In
dustries and her commerce. She has
established many excellent schools and
some colleges, and Is preparing the way
for the education Of her people up to
standard which may some day not be
below the British Cr American. In the
peculiar manufactures she is not content
to rest on her past high reputation. but
earnestly strives to improve. Her exhibit
OF art works at Philadelphia was one Of
the great attractions Of the national fair.
But this WAS poor compared with heE
entries Ct the Paris expedition. These, q
their kinds. are fully equal 10 the bed
productions a Hurcps. Japan = csEtallly
Is tie asosndant peEiod q hse .esvelop-
menk At fhe rate - = noW stzldinG
inward - VA sona b IT, peer q ~
a. thoeo ooumtziss NhiaA bonE - ezcou.
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-03

Your correspondent asked the General
how he ranked Jackson among soldiers.
Il knew Stonewall jackson" said the Cen
eral, at West Point and in Mexico. At
West Point he came into the school ut an
older age than the average and began
with o low grade. But he had SO much
courage and energy, worked 50 hard and
governed his life by q discipline SO stern
that he steadily worked his way along and
rose far above others who had more adj
vantages. Stonewall Jackson, at West
Point, was in state OF constantimprOve-
ment. He was q religious man then, and
some OF us regarded him as q fanatic.
Sometimes his religion took strange forms
-hypOchOndria- that an evil spir-
It had taken possession Of him. But he
nevr relaxed in his studies or his Chris
tian duties. knew him in Mexico. He
was always a brave and trustworthy off,
knhw him or encountered him In the re-
bellion. / question whether his cam.
paigns in Virginia justify his reputation
as q great commander. He was killed
too soon; and before his rank allowed him
. great command. twOuld have been .
test Of Generalship II Jackson had met
Sheridan In the valley instead Of sOmc OF
the men he did meet. From al know
Of Jackson and al see Of his campaigns
have little doubt Of the result. II JHck-
son had attempted on Sheridan tie tno-
Ties 10 attempted 70 successfully upon
othezD 10 Wo0ld not only have ben 49,
"a but Destroyed. Guddsn, daring El6d1
undee . 1noGeneenl nko 5ack1o0s MtgAe
% a6nlnet IN tpCpo I'D mexpegte9cod
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-28

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The New York herald., 1878-08-27
YACHTING NOTES.

The tontb annual Fairhavcn regatta wIlIbe sailed
Thursday next The yachts will start at haIfpast
twelve r. M. sharp from of tho Fairhavcn House Tho
yachts will DO divided into iour classes First class
jb anu mansa, all % feot second class jb aud
mainsa "a ieet and under; first class rggcd all
~ ice and second class cat rgged, % feet and
under.
Thc schooner yacht Nettie, Captain Frank Osborne,
N.lY.C., will leave these waters IN October and make
a cruise around the West ndia Islands.
There is prospect of a race In October tor the
Brenton's Reef Cup, over the outer from
Sandy Hook Lightship to Brenton's Root Lightship
and return. This raco would bo a good test OF the
sailing qualities Of the threo Keel scnoopcrs Dread.
naugnt, Rambler and intrepid.
Yachismen are an xious TO soc match twenty miles
to wndwsrd and return between the cutters volnnte
ana MurisL II such matca Is arranged the rather
doubtful question as 10 the sailing qualities OF the
sloops Vision and Oracle might be tho
time
The following yachts passed the HERALD Telegraph
Station a. wntcstone yesterday :-sIoop Alert, Y.
Y.C, Sir. n. Val. from the eastward for New YORK ;
sioop Winsomc, AVG, Mr.. Norton, IRON 0roen wich
Tor New York. schooner Peerless, AVG. MIR. J. X
Maxwell, from New YORK, cruising eastward, snd
schooner Coiumbia, b. Y.c Commodore Lester Wal.
lack which has been at on station during
The past low days. bound for tho eastward.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
ORANGE
a -
Totals. 4 4 Z7 Ih

The game at Baltimore attracted unusually large
audidecc Tho Contestants were the Worcesters. OF
the International Association and the professional.
Wavery Club, OF Baltimorc Tho visitors were We
torous. The score stood-Worccstcr, 10; Wavcrly,3 j.
The contest nj Washington CITY was between the
local National Club and the Pittsneid CluD Inc iat-
ter Is one o! the international Association clubA
They were defeated ny the home club. The score
stood-NationaL 8; Pittsheld, 2
Tho game at Buffalo between the home club and
the Utcas was one IN their series Tor the champion
ship oi the International Association Its result may
materially Affect the result Of the struggle Tor the
psnnani Of that body. The score stood-Utica, s;
Buffalo.
The contest at Lowell between the home club and
tho Spripghcds was OF tier games IN the series
Tor the champion pcnnant OF the International Asso-
citation. rho score STOOD Springfield, 8; Lowell,
The games to be played to-day are as Follows -
Pittsned vs. Waverly, at Baltimore; Bunalo vs.
Rochester, at Buffalo las they have hnsned thor
this will De merely an exhibition gaiDc); springfield
W.. Manchester, at Manchester; Chicago vs. Boston,
at Chicago; Milwaukee vs. Indianapolis, at Miiwau-
kec: Cincnnati Vs. Providence, ~ Cincnnati; Astor
Wnoka, at tue CapitoIine; New YORK vs.. Mont
gomery, at tho Union Grouud and Orange vs. Jersey
Guy. at Orange
rho game al Troy was between the Stars. OF Syra-
cuse, anu tho Haymakcrs, OF La1sinRburg. Both
clubs belong TO the International Association This
game, however, was not OF the champ ponshp series,
tho Haymakcrs did entor The lists TO conpsto
Tor tue penaanI The score stood III ay maksr, 10
Stars, T.
The contest at Cleveland, Ohio. was between club
belonging 70 the National League ana tho local crGnn
izaiion bearing The name OF Forest CITY. In THIS
the League club defeated. The sc0ro Stood
Forest CITY. o; Indianapolis, T.
Manager Simmons, OF the New York Club, dcsircs
Il to be known That MS club will play any club In ihs
vicinity, with Wow to sending the receipts south Tor
tho benefit of the yellow lever sufferers.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
THE METROPOLITAN REGATTA.

PRACTICE ROWING OF THE CREWS -PREPARA-
TIoNs FOR THE EVENT COMPLETED.
Tho second ann ual regatta OF the Metropolitan As
socation OF Amateur Oarsmen, which takes place at
Pleasant Valley, on the HUDSON, Wednesday, August
2S is the aabsorbing topic in New York. Brooklyn,
New Jersey and the river towns on the HUDSON. The
Regatta Committee have perfected arrangements for
keeping the course clear, ana the police steamer Sem
ana detachment OF twenty officers in rowboats
will patrol tho The handsome prizos OF gold
medals and the Alonzo Taylor Challenge cup tor the
touroared shell raoe) and the beautiful embroidered
prize colors exhibition IN the window OF No.
1O4 Broadway.
Many OF the oarsmen have quartered themselves in
the vicinity OF the course-at Pleasant Valley Car
mansvilie and elsewhere George Lee, the sculer OF
tho Triton CLUB OF ewark, ana 4. l.. Philips, OF tue
same club, are IN good CONDITION. In The pair-oared
shell race g0oa contest muy be expected between
the well known pair OF the Areonauia Boat Club, Ed
Smith and Walter Man, and W. II. Jasper aud j. Ii.
Ahaire o! the Bayonne Rowing Association, who
said TO be rowing very last IN practice. The SIX
cared gig fou-oarsd junior gig crews Of the Car
man Rowing ASSOCIATION are rowing admirably, as Is
their well known four-oared shell crow. Tho Reso-
lutcs, with their last eiRhtsoared barge, ana tho
and will make a stubborn race The Dauntiess SIX
with Davy Roach as stroke, VIII strain every
nerve to meintain their reputation. fho junior
singles Is well hiled and promises TO bc Interesting,
while the iouroared unior) gig race will be contested
BY crews from ths Argo0auta, Carman. Nered,
Bay onne aud Nonpareil boat clubs.
The event Of the day will 90 the four-oarcd shell
race which promises to.be an exciting contest As tho
Carnian and Saugertcs crews very eveniy
matched while tho AtIantics Of Hobokon primo
condition aud rowing FAST The Mayor, Common
Council and many well known business gentlemen
have invited by the Commodore guests oil the
association TO attend the regatta
The Metropolitan Associaton steamer. the North
races, and will leave the Battery (oot OF Whitehall
street, staten Island Terry slip at twelve O'Clock
past twelve O'Clock, and CarmansviIe (52d strecI)
one O'Clock. iuii band OF music will he oD board
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
THE PEDEST TRAN HUGHES.

HIS DAcKER CHALLENGES oLEARY TO WALK
FOR THE WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP.
After bis long tramp In Newark tho pedestrian
Hughes quite brisk and has visited his home IN
Harlem and attended the Clan na-Gae picnic In New
ark His backer, Mr.. Dennis Murray, Of Newark, has
forwarded to London and Chicago the following let
ters:-
g. ArKIssoS, Esq. Editor Sporting Lvs, London. Eng
land -
DEAR sRI have tho pleasure TO soclose hercwith
f2O eady handed you, winch wall The fivO
match d. O'Iesry Tor the hsmponshp belt OF last
sprng John Asticy's The balance
tfiO entry money for Jon Hughes Pedestrian In the
next tournament NJ London In Ocsover next.
enclose with this Mr. U'Ieary letter Of August - se
ran reminaes not being tioned doub,
his intention to make the match according 30 the rgina
rules under which the belt VIII kindly ad
wise what action shall take in the matterg would
also you to Of the for which
am entering Joan Hughes BY this mail you will
made by Jobn Hughes during past week. With view to
his capabilities aud alive him eputAtion Thanking
you for attention dear sr yours very respectfully.
ID. 0'LEARY, Esq, Chicago, Ill -
DEAR SfK j have been waiting for further particulars
Of the you Hughcs accepted By you
In your letter Of August o.
scpte inber ~ will suit When have decided on the
place Will kindly condescend to let know, also
iutther please sppon ip your interest 10
here these minor details, and cbge
most obe1ent servant. II. MURRAY,
NEwAax. AuEuU 26 1878.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
THE PoLlCE REGATTA.

The lrst annual regatta oil the Police Department,
which is 10 be rowcd ou the Harlem River Tuesday
next promises to be Of The best boating events
on tnat Of season. II mas attracted very
lively attention throughout tho department. and Will
bo participated IN by OF the best osrsmen the
force. Tho steamer II. W. Wells has been char-
tered for the occasion, and a limited numoor OF
tickets will be sold, only sufficient TO pay
actual expenses. Five races will bs contested.
Tor which GOLD medals win bo presented
10 tho winners In each. The 1rst race, for single
sc1ll shells, will started promptly one o'cock.
tue will be open only TO members vi the Police
Department., the distance IN each beng Two miles,
with a turn starting of Gates lumber dock Inc
course will be marked of by buoys aud stakeboats 10
order to avoid ioulng. Mr.. Neville has been chosen
starter referee. and avoid con lusion, each
tcstsnt Will the front Of his blue rowing shirt
tho number Of his precinct
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
CREEDMOOR.

The lDal practice for this year Of tho ThNiy-sccond
regiment, OF Brooklyn, took place at Crcedmoor yos-
terday. One hundred and fourteen members OF the
command who had not previously shot through the
several casscs went out by early train from Bush
wich and snot.over tho range during the whole day.
rwenty-sIx mon commencsd In tho third class and
sixteen quaiied; eighty commenced their practice In
the second class and twenty six qualified as follows
Sergeant c. II. Mohr, 35; Private II. Schmidt, 33;
Corporal q. RacIin, 80; Sergeant W. Godei,
81; Private L. Limparett, 30; Private 4.
Foley, 30; Private W. Kelly, 30; Private
y. os,cr. 30; Lieutenant J. siebert, %; P.ivate
H. Dehner 20; Private d. Miller, ~; Private Arm
buster; ~; Private }. ECKER 81; Color Sergeant j.
Klein, ~ Private Granst 20; Private j. Obert, 20
Private }. HOLMAN, 20; Major L. Finksmeier. 70;
Private " Gebs 20; Private r. Lurcius, 20, Private
A. Laporei, %; Private e. Brecht 20; Private J. A.
Dawson, 20; Sergeant Il. Tniemor, Is
The following qualin cations ior tho Marksman's
Badge wore also madc:--Privato p. Granger, "a /;
screcsn, Major Z. H. Mchr, "a; Corporal ..
tenant L. BrosgIewirth, 80; Sergeant j. Klein
30; Private. II. Rcners, 80: scraeant f.
Thiomer, 80; Captain r. Lutx 10; Major FinkeImcieY
20; Private II f. Brown, 20; sergeant W. Gosdel, - !;
Captain II. Hsraricn, Is; Corporal o. Albrecnt, 2s
Corporal g. Kselin, 81; Private w. Oswald %; Private
Wander Cule, 2s; Private D. sisierI 25: corporal y.
Westbrod, 20.
A friendly match was shot by tho scorers at 200
yards cshots eaob on maud. Tho folio scores
wore msde:-J ". Cary. 20; Sergeant o. "A. Brown,
10; ). NcNevn, 10; w. Myers, 10; >. W. Hale, l9;
Burns, 10; a. Gunther, IL; Corporal W. T. uisr
10. j. swceny 10; u. Wilson, IA; ). Slack, 13; j.
Myers, la
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
FRIENDSHIP BOAT CLUB.

SEVENTH ANNUAL REGATTA AT GLEN WOOD
THE EVENTS AND WINNERS.
Over one thousand oi the friends Of the Friendship
Bout Club, OF this city, composed principally
Of the young OF Yorkvillc, went with
them yesterday up Long Island Sound to at
tend their seventh annual regatta and picnic.
On arriving at Glen Wood they proceeded
unload their refreshments by improvisng bars in
the woods. IL at first arranged 10 20 TO Columbia
Grove, but that found 10 be too far distant The
Shells bargcs and boats OF the club were taken
aboard the barge Walter Sands and placed In tho
water arriving at the landing at Gcn Wood.
SENIOR scULL RACE
The first race on the programme tho senior
SOULS between W. Z. Cody tcolors whtei Adolpn
Rave (colors bluel N. Robinson (co!ors red) and
Philip S. Biglin (colors wnitel The distance to be
rowed two miles. for the championship Of
senior SOULS of tho club. The iour contestants
pulled nicely to the starting point They
started well, Cody catching the water brst
Rave was second, Robinson third and Bisln fourth
Tney pulled well throughout the entire race Through
some misunderstanding IN the placing OF the stake
boat Cody and Ravo did not turn around It and Rob
inson turning II first, declared the winner. Tme
lam. 13s.
JUNIOR scULL RACE
Tho next event was junior souls. This was rowed
street In feet working boats Robert Evans
wore blue; James J. Fitzssmmens, red, anu James
Smith, white. They rowsd we'll. Notwithstanding
stiff breeze blowing. which rendered
the water lumpy, throwing considerable spray
into the Ama boats bsIors they reached
tho turning slakeboaI When started on the
tRsy were abreast. Considerable shth ustas N
awakened among the crowd tho shore al this
time by tho closeness OF the contesting oarsmcn 1t
finally won Dy Evans IN ION. 20s,
FoUK-oAKED SHELL RACE.
The event which created the greatest enthusiasm
and caused the most speculation among the excur-
sionlsts was the tour cared shell contest The con-
testants the ''pets Of the CLUB, and much at
tention and kindness was paid to them oy the ladies'
The Of the Dennis Leary wore blue coors, and
was composed OF William Hurley. ~. Robinson,
benjamin. Munger and Robert Evans. The other boat
Schneider, james Smith, A. A. Adams and Adoiph
Rave, and her cOiors were white. Tho Harry Moore,
third boat wus about to be launched, Dut ner crew
could be found. When the eight young
q zen tiemen the two boats rowed to the sta T.
boat considerable cheering was INDUCED in. But the
great interest seem to centre III the Dennis Leary.
One lady said that crow would "wak away" with all
the start the Dennis Leary- crew showed fine form
and pulled better than their opponents. On reach
ing the turning staketoat the Daley crew were
ederaby out OF time, and II was easy work. for the
Dennis Learys on the bomestretch.
RETURN
IL was found that IL haifp past five O'Clock,
many OF the ladies' wished 10 dance at the grove.
The excursonss boarded her and arrived the dock
the foot Of Twenty eighth street at nino O'Clock
last evening, much delighted with tho Friendships
regatta.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
ACCUSED AND BAILED BY HER.

Mrs. Catherine Irvn alleges that whom she married
Ralph nsr husband some time ago, she WAS possessed
Of considerable money In her name. lie was .
plumber, and some timo ago tho vile formed part.
nersnip with Thomas O. Holland and opened Q
plumbers shop under the namo Of Irwin & Co., as
No. LIZA Third avenue Ralph Irwin was allowed Ia
collect moneys due tho nrm On the vth Of
May, alleged he collected $50, and on
tho 12th OF the montn Drew $500 from
tho Grand Central Bank from promiseCry
notes and CD ecks received from Frederick Aidnouse
and EDWARD kiipatrick and sailed Tor Engand. He
did tell his sfe her partner OF mis- movsmsnts
He nsd good time With the mopey the othef SIDE
and, soon as 10 was spent, returned here. Mr.. HoI
Land. upon lrvins arrival home, had warrant ISSUED
his arrest the charge or smDe ezxiemcnL Irvin
prisoner In the Fiiy Street Court yes.
tefday. Mr.. Holland aud Mrs lrvin testified TO tne
above statements Irwin was held for sxamln alton
aud his vile went on his bail bond She ANXIOUS
10 have him realize ms situation and yet vas sorfy 10
see her husband IN anch q plisbt
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

The horses several annoy Ing breGsaways before
the nag TELL ana wnoa II did some were very late ia
getting away Bramblc Was frs, on Franklin second
bonnie Wood inird, LAZY darcy fourth, Alievcur
nth, Queenslon sixth, Fus'liade scvcnsh, Suhlisht
eighth. BrambIe soon opened tho gap on his fo
lowers una he OF the chute oi tho
fractional track tie regular course two lcngths
ahead OF Franklin, Lady D'Arcy third, Bonnie Wood
fourth, Alevcur NTH, QuscnstvD Skin, Fusiiiadc
seventh sunlight eIghtn. Bramblc increased his al
vantage around the lower rarn, he passea The
three quartcr pole he leading nearly iour lengths,
Lacy DARCY second, Frank IN third. Bonnie Wood
fourth, Aiieveur hith, Queenston sixth, Fasil!adc
sevvn.h Sunlight cigntn, ~ behind. Geit ug into
the homestrctch Bramole kept up "a nne racing clip
and cano easy winner by lour lengths, Lgdy
Darcy scooDd, head IA ae vance OF Bo0nle Nooa
AIevcur lour,h, Queensoi hitn, franklin sixth,
Sunlight seventh, Fusillade eighth. lime, 19.
SECOND RACE
was for purse OF s31J, Vi which SO 20 second
norsc entrance !rce; Tree handicap Oue mile and
n hall. Entered Tor this event were 4. B. n w. X
Davis chestnut horse Kenny, by curl, dam by Red
Eye years ola, los los. i. n. Ganney's bay geldink
Burgoo, by Hurrah, dam Enuly Downing, aged, LOG
lbs. L. Harris chestnut mare Clcmmie c., by War
Dance dan Aloxander, veara Old, l0i kDs. Charles
Peinc's chestnut gediug kburo, by Kiogmnsicr, dam
Ontario years OLD, ys lbs. aad ID. McCarty's chest
nut colt Hrmsnan, NY Helmbod. dam Mariposa,
years OLD. IS lbs The following tcw Of the pools
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
BASEBALL.
SPIRITED CONTEST ON THE CENTENNIAL oRoUNl
I'M rppsFv crrv-ororp o.uuo

SPIRITED CONTEST ON THE CENTENNIAL GROUND
IN JERSEY cITy-oTRER GAMES
The game the Centennial Ground yesterday
afternoon was between the Jersey City Browns and
the Newark Club, the rs together In series for the
championship OF the State Of New Jersey and the
Taylor prize pennant The game announced TO be
played that ground Jersey City vs.. Now York.
This not played, for the following reason -
Tho Jersey City Club, in joining the Metropolitan
Associatiou, die not consider the effect upon their
State championship that step might produce. When,
therefore. they discovered that they would be obliged
to either retire from the organization In which
they had not yet acquired any special Standing,
break Oh from their STATE champion contest, In
which they have 4 desirable record, they
unanimously voted TO stick to the State
cham pionship contest and not embark IN a
new series OF games at this latc stage Of the
Their club is not made up OF professionals. 1t
IS composed OF business men, who can only obtain
leave OF absence several each week. The
number OF games they will be required to play in
their State championship contest coupled with the
return gnmes they have on hand, and added thereto
the number they agreed TO play with CLUBS belonging
to the International Association and the National
Leagno, will consume every one Of their play ing
afternoons from this date iii the present season
closes. They have, therefore, sent IN their
resignation members OF the Metropolitan
Association. Yesterdays game consequently was
Of their State cham pionsh'p seros In tins case,
in several others OF the sories they gained
victory. Willetts aud Meehan ecitcd rapturous ap-
plauso by securing difficult balls, each by brilliant
one-hauded catching Poorman's pitching SO
elective that eleven OF the Newark men were retired
by him strikes The play ing OF Mcehan behind tho
bat was remarkably fine, he putting out icss than
sixteen men, aud assisting to put out three others
nncir IN lhreo m IN W 10 havo
him completely at their mercy, and gaining third
base, caused more cheering than any other tea
ture the game. The Browns earned four runs.
They get aftocn and the Newarks iour base hits The
browns obtained lrst base seven times and the New
arks t~icc errors Two OF the Browns and eleven
OF the Nc struck out. The game pired
Mr. wardsh, aud lasted one hoer snd forty minusss
Following Is the score:-
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

The horses went away at a rafting pace and, after
the eighty yards were run Mamie H. had her mead ia
front froderiektown second, Vermont third, Hattie
I. ioortb, Cuba hnb Rnadamanthus sixth, kiuny X
seventh-a 80 close together that they we're tapped
Mt their shoulders. On the upper turn the racing
was sharp, Mamie II. showing tue way 10
the quarterpole by length, Frederi OK town
second, Vermont tbird, Cuba fourth, Hattie NJ nith
Rhadamsnthss sixth, kiany X. seventh. Name n.
showed the way down the bsckstretcn and nrst
BY head fredcficktown sti second, Vermont third,
Ebadsmanhus fourth, Cuba Nth, Hsttie n. sixth asd
knny X. seventh. khadamsnthus now made bis run
through the ruck, and about midway on tho lower
turn showed In front, Hste following him closely,
lnd when the thrcc-quartcf pole was passed RDsda-
mantbus was leading Two lengths, Hattie y.
town 9th. Vermont sixth. kinny X. seventh.