The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01


ed several thousand. It Is said that the
Count de Nun was amongst those who were
arrested for shouting Down with the re-
publc'"
SYMPATHY FOR THE ELECTED JEsUfTs.
LONDON, June 30.--A Paris dispatch TO
The Tunes says:
"The Jesuit chapels were tbronped YES.
terday in the provinces. At Lille 500 per.
sons. headed by the chairman OF the Cham.
Der OF Commerce, waited on the Jesuits TO
express their sympathy for them. The last
OF series OF meetings was held In Paris
yesterday In the Cirque d'Hiver to protest
against the anti-JesuIt DEGREES. crowd
assembled outside the building. Blows
were exchanged between the mob outside
and those issuing from the hall, and the
mob booted a number OF priests who had
been at the meeting
"In the Chamber OF Deputies yesterday,
NJ. Baudry d'Ass0n Iegitmist tried TO
make political capital out OF the foregoing
affair, but unsuccessfully. An immense
crowd OF people, evidently composed OF
the upper classes, has been fiocking all day
| TUESDAY to the principal Jesuit establish
ment Of Paris in the Rue Sevres. Thou
sands signed the Westinghouse, and carried
of flowers as mementOes. Even the crowd
outside made no hostile demonstration as
they witnessed the departure Of the infe-
riOr brethren"
GANBETTA THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF FRANCE.
LONDON, June 30.-A Paris dispatch to
the Times says Before the present Cham
Der OF Deputies breaks up NJ. Gambetta,
President OF the Chamber, will again APP
pear in the tribune TO advocate the re.
adoption OF the Scrutin de LiSte system OF
voting. This system will certainly be
adopted, az all who opposed ii would know
that their names would not appear on the
li,t supported by ". Gambetta, and very
few Of the Left care to run such risk OF
non-election. NJ. Gambetta's own name
will appear as candidate for every depart
ment. The country will be appealed to TO
favor the programme drawn up by HIM.
His election by a large majority OF the de-
partments will constitute plebiscite in his
favor. He will be President OF the Rcpub-
lie in 1892, II Pres dent Grevy, by remain
ing in office, allows him to wait till then.
Montreal.
PROTEST AGAINST EXPULSION OF JEsUITs
FROM FRANCE.
MONTREAL, June 30.-There was a pro-
cession yesterday Of Roman Catholic So
cieties, numbering over two thousand per-
sons. as protest against the expulsion OF
Jesuits from France.
Shooting at DOlIymOunt.
COMPETITION IN MILITARY RIFLES YESTERDAY.
DUBLIN, June 30.-At DoIymount to-
dav in a competition in military rifles. at
the 500 yards range, for ID prizes, Presented
bv Mr. Wilson, Of Belfast, 10 shots each,
Government ammunition, any position, -
competitors were entered, all using the
Martini. Henry rifle:
Only two of the American team competed,
namely: Fisher and Rockwell. Frank Hyde
also shot Rockwell missed the first three
shots in 4 sitting position, and firing from
the shoulder he made a score Of 29in shots.
Fisher made y aud Frank Hyde 30. Cap
tain Hall won the first prize with a score OF
A: Young scored 43; FentOD, 20 JOynt,
9: and Miner, I. Frank Hyde and Rock
well won the fourteenth and fifteenth prizes
respectively. Heavy rain-storms are pre-
yaiIlng.
OTHER CONTESTS.
The next competition was for 4 ten
guinea cup and other prizes distance, 500
yards, with any rife. There were thirty
| four competitors, all the Americans partici-
pating. The cup was won by Laird, of the
American team. with a score OF 80 out Of
possible %, anu turcc auuillOhdI Duii-cles
| in shooting off a tie. Second and third
prizes were taken by Murphy and CoShan.
I'm the competition for the Spencer cup
presented by Earl Spencer-at the 1000
wards range, with any rifle. ten shots each,
| the same competitors took part as in the
previous contest. Scott, OF the American
team, won the cup, with score Of As;
Laird. second. AZ; Fenton, A.; FarrOw,
Al; John Rigby, Il; McKenna, Al; VIII
liam Rigby, AS Miner, 4j; Rockwell. 45;
Joynt, As; Fisher. Al; Jackson, 43; Rath-
bone, 40; Hyde, AZ.
various Foreign Items.
LONDON, June 30.-A Cabul dispatch
says.the Chinese army has occupied Eastern
Khokand and the Russians are retiring on
Osh.
A Paris dispatch says it is uncertain whe-
Their the Senate will debate the amnesty bill
Thursday, Monday, or even until after July
14th, as the Opposition, led by VI. Simon, y
inclined to lay all manner OF obstacles IN the
way. II the bill is not voted by July 14tb,
the journal Official will before that day
publish the DEGREES granting universal par
don, and leaving the Senate nothing 10 con-
tend for but refusal OF the political rights
20 n Very faw nprsOuS